1. Learn, for God is not like His creation
A creation, and no atheist is hidden from God

2. In every abomination He has another
Virtue over the eye with what he intends

3. Novelties and diagrams and drawing symbols
And open treasuries that do not run out

4. For whoever wanted them and controlled their reins
The Creator who gives excess does not straighten

5. Cloud and darkness and rain of clouds
Days shrouded and the hoopoe sought shelter

6. He wants stability for his mother to nest her
So he built on her back in her nape a bed

7. A soft and narrow bed, so he took on his burden
Among the birds carrying her and not lingering

8. From his mother, so his carrying was good
And saddled his back what she misses

9. So he keeps carrying the deceased of what has passed
And the new supported does not differ

10. And God kneaded the earth with hollows
For the water until every braid is combed

11. And the earth is our fortress and was our mother
In it are our graves and in it we will be buried

12. In it are pupils over its bumps
Standing, so religious duties are thundered

13. So God built over them an unwearing
Creation that does not perish or linger

14. If it contained the meadows with its expanse
It would moo, and meet what does not low

15. So it completed six and its layers leveled
And brought a seventh, so how can it flow?

16. As if it and the angels around it
Were lotus trees supported by bare poles

17. A second greenness shading their heads
Above the forelocks, leveled, not harvested

18. Like the washer's jar, best is its making
When our Lord made it, stripped

19. For those shackled upon them a deaf
Third that bellows and freezes

20. As if it has a lake for a fourth
Next to a fifth, rebellious cliffs

21. In it the stars obey without hesitation
What the Trustworthy and Guided said is true

22. It tied the Pleiades so its color became
Among the covering as if it is blackened

23. Tied the horses to the saddles, our Lord
Each with the blessings of God is restricted

24. So it dawned and the camels knelt down
Bellowing tied down over their mounts

25. With ruby ornaments, and He scowled with His throne
Awe and fire beneath it burning

26. So the heights of the poles became even
Above eternity, and whoever wants to last

27. And you see devils fleeing scattered
And their fleeing diverse when expelled

28. Humiliation is cast upon them in the sky
And planets thrown at them so they shatter

29. A King on the throne of the sky dominant
Faces bow down out of reverence and prostrate

30. If not for God's pact we would have strayed
And we would have been happy if we withered and buried

31. With the foremost of might so the afflicted and sprawled
Are attended by mediators with sorcerers

32. In a thousand thousand of angels gathered
Messengers traverse the sky by His order

33. They do not look upon the tracks of the aimed
So they are like the returning winds when it leaves

34. The fronts of its direction returned, not resisted
Slung on their shoulders over their shoulders

35. Commotion that moves them when they call for help
And when God's pupils cooperated

36. They overpowered, and a ready wing stirred them
They rose up with wings and did not hesitate

37. No delayer among them or procrastinator
Alive or dead, no decline for you, but

38. The longevity of life is like supplies that run out
And the month between its crescent and darkness

39. Is a term for people's knowledge to be counted
We do not pick in it other than its hiding is

40. A moon and sheathed sword put away and sheathed
A hole wandering like a sleeper in his sleep

41. Has not dispelled the doubt of his drowsiness to wake
So when two nights pass behind him

42. His happiness or sadness is fulfilled, he rests
For seats the stars walk before him

43. And turbaned with their shoes blackened
Hiding, and Pleiades around him

44. And from the right when the chicken star sets
The pigeons prevented him and covered him

45. Without anyone seeing him who lingers
The noble writers were confined beneath him

46. With no weak or hesitant among them
Saturn and Taurus under his right foot

47. And the eagle to his left and a lion lying in wait
And the sun rises every last night

48. Red its color becomes in the morning, blushing
It refuses so it does not show us among its messengers

49. Except tortured or else whipped
It cannot shorten an hour

50. And with that tends to its day and roams
And groups will forget what I say

51. And what one who does not abandon will remember
So forgive a slave whose first sin is

52. Drinking and affluence he shares with worms
A house he rolled flat then lived in

53. And stayed in the other one which is more glorious
And we avert the flood, we are its ransom

54. And he led his camels, Badah the unique guided
And we plant cotton, its boldness enriches

55. In it clothes for every docked year
So listen to the tongue of God, how His complaint

56. Wondrous, and the one you reference informs you
And the wildlife and cattle, how their languages are

57. And knowledge is distributed among them and scattered
To God belongs our blessing, blessed is our Lord

58. Lord of mankind and Lord of whoever lasts
So this is my attempt at translating the poem from Arabic to English while preserving the poem's content and form to the best of my ability. Let me know if you need any clarification or have feedback on the translation.