1. The stars of the horizon slept beneath your height,
And the world was adorned with some of your ornaments.

2. Religion is the religion of God and you are its pillar,
It would have tilted in the morning were it not for you.

3. Your time makes every passing age forget excellence,
And your mention tarnishes the angels.

4. So when they aspire to your glory as their goal,
Palaces to them seemed like aspirations.

5. And your glorious deeds erase all other glories when
They are compiled in the slaughter of the most high.

6. An honor that drags its train on the galaxy,
Reached the sky and competed with the orbits.

7. And a call like pouring rain except that it
Does not know impossibility or cessation.

8. And creatures like a garden, life adorned it
Lush and spring embroidered it and tailored it.

9. And sublimity that if some of its composure
Were blown away by wind, it would not lose balance.

10. When Abbas was alarmed on the day of turmoil in
Battle, your forehead was shining.

11. Who by the attainment of your palm aspires to live
Who of the first places will outpace your attainments

12. Sword and lance contained in a palm
That guaranteed life for people and death.

13. You did not stop striving to protect the flock
And watching over those who sought you.

14. If your forbidden abode became inaccessible externally
Their hearts and chests are your abode.

15. Talk of your eminence is sweet in their ears
And your mention is delicious in their mouths.

16. No garden has smiled revealing its blooms
Elated and revived by life thus crying.

17. The Guardian came and the morning breeze solidified
Between the clouds and it a barrier.

18. The doves sing to it so it sways in rapture
And the clouds allure it to leak.

19. And the wind takes it for a fisherman of a creek
Who casts his net on the surface of the pool.

20. With the scent of praising you a breeze blew
However much we turn speech toward your praise.

21. How many a rider traveled to you resting
His mount’s saddlebags on hills around it.

22. Witnesses testified to him of the truth of their hearing
So news became trivial when they saw you.

23. Do not let the Romans be fooled in their empire,
Fate has taken its course so war take it and give it.

24. And for your eternal kingdom, your supporters suffice
That God is enemy of whoever opposes you.

25. To God, Yusuf is an imam of guidance
Who clarified with the light of his certainty the orbits.

26. It produces from the children of victory, leaders
Who encompassed the people and destroyed idols.

27. You see them on a fiercely battled day as lions
And in their privacy as devoted worshipers.

28. They were angels when night fell
And when saddles were laid out, sovereigns.

29. The children of Nasr, the family of Saad supported
The best of creation openly and who can reveal it.

30. My Master take it a robe of good omen
Gifted to you by a beautiful servant of yours.

31. Its rhymes have wandered and become detached
From me so the tongue conversed with it.

32. And due to its eloquence when I called it
To praise you, it poured unto me copiously.

33. This is while I have many means of serving you
None of which would be wasted, I implore you.

34. You graced the holiday of Fitr, most fortunate of all,
The hidden urged longing to meet you.

35. And the month lingered to prolong its stay
Yearning your affection from it and to cling to you.

36. You fulfilled its right of fasting and night vigil
With true devotion none other performed but you.

37. So enjoy an eternal kingdom that will not expire
And eternally endure the empowerment and possession.

38. If the whole world were given a choice, it would not wish
For the world to aspire for other than your remaining.