1. I have become confused by every ignorance
Deaf to the reproach of reproachers

2. Blame them, so blow into ashes
And blame them, so moan into long nights

3. They raced in the arena of scholars, running
With the pretense of claims and curiosity

4. They rose with the branches, so we brought them down
Can branches rise without roots?

5. They stood dedicating themselves to fatwas
That make the times circle back, tired

6. And most jurisprudential knowledge is analogy
By which the differences in minds are shown

7. If only they, having gone astray, would infer
The truth is elucidated and the path is clear

8. The mirage of the horizon secretly mocks me of them
And what they fabricated of sayings and words

9. The proclaimers of jurisprudence have become so many
That I see merit in silence

10. I will be silent where my words are not heard
When the braying mixes with the neighing

11. And I'll be patient - how often
Have I praised the good consequences of beautiful patience

12. No effort is wasted with God
Nor what I clarified of the ways of the Messenger

13. And I have counted them as fifty years
That passed in serving the sublime knowledge

14. I have not rested on a bed at night
Nor inclined by day to rest

15. I probe the truth of every meaning
In which the one of sincere opinion wanders

16. And I uncover every problem that took
The place of the discharged

17. Issues that confused minds
Quieting the bone of hardy men

18. If thoughts one day
Wander them, the gazes of the lowly borrow them

19. I analyzed their symbols and deduced from them
Meanings that quenched the heat of anguish

20. And how much of that I deposited in jurisprudence
And distinguished the sound from the defective

21. I met the dawn for those addressing it
So where are the desirous suitors?

22. And where are the questioners about meanings?
And where are the researchers of evidence?

23. I have become in my time strangely
Practicing knowledge in it without messengers

24. But I chanced upon a sovereign in it
More generous than the kings, descendants of the Messenger

25. Its smoother and nobler hope
Abu Al-'Abbas, of long standing

26. So I testify, as Ishmael to whoever
We have heard or seen the like

27. For him whatever you wish of hastened forgiveness
To the offender and lasting might

28. And how much generosity exceeds the floods
His floods, and he pours with torrents

29. Far from the realm of ambitions, his resolutions advance
With the tips of spears

30. His grandfather and father built me a house
On the thickness of smooth stone

31. And he reached me, so humanized me his proximity
With what they had given me of goodness

32. And enriched me, so settled me his approval
Among graces in the shade of shade

33. And his hands did not cease to lavish upon me
The habits of abundant virtue

34. So oh Lord reward him for me with good
And receive him with acceptance

35. Take responsibility for me through him, his life and afterlife
And suffice me You as Guarantor