1. The ambitions of kings, their greatest glory
Is to prevail with wisdom over souls unruly

2. Wisdom's foundation, perfection's aim erected
High above its pillars fly its flags so mighty

3. Wisdom's spirit, virtues bloom so brightly
Noble souls longing to shape their bodies stately

4. Achievements of wisdom, proud immortal souls
Supreme o'er all glories, o'er all honors greatly

5. Like the wise king, protector, sustainer of all
For creatures their guardian, their pillar firmly

6. Sacred king, his mighty essence
Beyond what nature itself could shape so wholly

7. King whose majesty, rank's grandeur
In the orbit of two moons glows most sublimely

8. King who joy and delight did evoke
When his reign's dawn shone beautifully

9. King whose strong resolve subdues all kings
His steps higher than Capella posited stately

10. Lion whose prey the vipers in battle's fury
Boulder crushing all troops so utterly

11. Rising over every mound, shaking its peaks
Destroyer of each lofty and mighty enemy

12. Death to all opponents with one glance of his mind
Before his sword all swordsmen cower meekly

13. Vanquisher of all but divine decree's design
Supported by heaven's aid and guards so manly

14. All omens fear his mighty wrath's vibration
No misfortune dares to draw near or come timely

15. For events to undo his armies, defy his reign
And strike in his foes' hearts like arrows straightly

16. If not for his will's guarantee and wise reign
The world his feet would trample disorderly

17. But his perfection has branches, generosity radiating
Even upon wild deer gently caressing stately

18. His hands yearn for the swords to blood spill
That being the crest of honor for souls so knightly

19. Rightfully, when he opposed the enemies
None remained augmented or treated kindly

20. His raging battle-thirsty steeds
Rode to war, their bodies armored mightily

21. Drew from hearts their ferocity, so accustomed to
Warring, clashing with iron violently

22. His patient holy warriors stand guard at his door
To God, their struggle and fast offered sincerely

23. How often ranks of iron, swords and spears
Thirsty to plunge into perils fiercely

24. Yearning for horrors like passionate lovers
Infatuated with war's ardors fervently

25. Courageous, early Muslims their watering place
Euphrates' stream their animals drank thirstily

26. Shedding their armors with Time's arrows
Piercing with blood their bodies readily

27. They learned to battle spears and mastered
War's knowledge completely and orderly

28. Bare and wrathful, their stance does not settle
Nor do they allow enemies to breach sanctity

29. The glittering stars align with their march
Their swords' light flashed keenly

30. They were created mounted on the neck of every obstruction
Bare and swimming, its reins foam swelling highly

31. They deserted wives and homes desiring
The battle where passions seethe and surge fiercely

32. Shunning tents' shade for the wide open terrain
Instead of gardens, their sleeves opened widely

33. Greatest of masters, their cool pavilioned abode
Fragrant with generosity, tents positioned stately

34. The milestones of their steps, necklaces styled
Upon Time's chest arranged orderly

35. Their ambition raised above all worldly wants
Caring not for its treasures or goods transient

36. Protectors of the refugee's rights, and rights of those
Bound to them, rights kept safe, secure and sacred wholly

37. Thowaini you made eternal, triumphs persisting
The stars set out his course, his reign timely

38. Then his son came, the magnificent king, honorable principles
Shone, his esteem and purpose made greater

39. Master, light of the nation Al-Ghara
Its life spirit, pillar standing upright staunchly

40. Praised is he whose dominion if opposed
By mountains' peaks would shatter them violently

41. Gift-giver of all sought, grantor
Severing every mighty and massive enemy

42. His virtues shine by his grandeur's light
By the pen of highness and perfection neatly

43. Too vast to encompass is his praise
Eloquence falls short, words weak and poor shabbily

44. O king, I hope for your kindness, deem great
The best refuge, your refuge most sacred and holy

45. Many times have I sought refuge in your abode
A slave who erred, sins burden him heavily

46. Your slave at your door sought refuge
Taking shelter in your patience mountains lofty

47. Clinging to ropes of your pardon, returning
No covenant have I kept strongly

48. My master, the torrent has overflowed its shores
And over the hunted prey gloom spreads darkly

49. My master, the hide is filled with affliction
Till round the innocent, belts tightened measly

50. My master, the woes of time attacked
Its enemy took delight, aimed precisely

51. My master, fate cast me to fates
With sorrow-scorched breasts, sighing lonely

52. My master, I am not equal to your elite guards
But is that not required for all souls wholly?

53. My master, if you punish, I am not wronged
My soul sinned, so it deserves the darkness only

54. My master, if you judge justly that's the judge's right
Based on truth, on justice rightly and boldly

55. My master, if my sins are plenty
Your forbearance is vaster, your mercy holy

56. My master, your patience and power dictate
No ruin should befall those disobedient or lowly

57. My master, if reasons are blocked, you stop
For you were not created harsh or ghastly

58. My master, if excuse is absent one step
Many an arrow of archer veers blindly

59. My master, if you rebuild collapsed walls
On the ruined your glory depends closely

60. My master, if you heal the sick alike
Sublime is your mildness curing frailty and illness

61. My master, if you care for all souls
Your supreme revered glory is aim and focus

62. These my hopes, their course
Incomplete, until fulfilled by you wholly

63. Does your compassionate glance not dispel woes?
Or rainfall revive barren land lonely?

64. Time has accused and rejected me
Easily absolved if you approve gladly

65. Misfortunes have stigmatized and outcast me
Where is mercy to the despairing and frail kindly?

66. Where are virtues, compassion, qualities all-enveloping
The wretched and noble souls gently?

67. By God, I'm not lacking or deprived
But fates over luck prevail forcefully

68. If you show me kindness and mercy
I'm most worthy while you are protector supreme

69. You are most generous to accept my return
Not refused your pardon's rain pools holy

70. You are most merciful to relieve my distress
Burning, while calamities engulf me densely

71. I call onto you in this terrible plight
For help is called unto one mighty and lordly

72. May times continue to spread your virtues
Judgment of you time's system and order solely

73. With fate your obedient slave, bliss eternal
And your age never ends, seals not scarcely