1. The proof has been established,
So let the one who wants to excuse, excuse,

2. For the excuse will not avail
Anything but sorrow,

3. And anguish of the heart,
And intensity of passion.

4. Talk about Salwa,
Or if you wish, O companion,

5. Talk about Anqa',
They are both enchantresses.

6. So let the languid one refrain
From the one who complained of love,

7. Concealment has saddened me,
So my frankness has appeared

8. Through some of my sincere murmurings
From an ever wakeful lover.

9. His heart is not corrupted with falsehood,
Pure of sight,

10. Free from the state of heedlessness,
Tormented by confusion and separation.

11. So I could not endure patience,
A gazelle lured by

12. What was not proper.
He has progressed in estrangement,

13. Perfect in it,
The place of the eye's delight,

14. He has shamed the full moon
In its glance an argument

15. For the bewitching and pearls-scattering one.
Going away with the heart,

16. And the perfect beholder,
Of the free and the slave.

17. I called out in the darkness,
O Master of the Kingdom,

18. O Repeller of afflictions,
Relieve me of my worries,

19. You are the one I complain to,
Of the one who declared the complaint,

20. To the good one who folded the worries,
Crying and declaring the intimacies

21. In the ten days of Dhul Hijjah,
Of an ardent pilgrim

22. To the unique banner,
With sins forgiven,

23. A visiting pilgrim,
Achieving his goal.

24. Since his separation was confirmed to me,
I have lingered confused,

25. As if my tears,
Do not flow.

26. The generosity of my father Salim,
The healer of the crack,

27. And the firm handhold,
And the subduer of the unjust,

28. And the silencer of the clamor,
And the extinguisher of the burning,

29. And the clarifier of righteousness.
The Caliph of the Lord,

30. And the magnificent, the glorious,
With the father and grandfather,

31. The giver of thousands,
His noble character comes

32. With his glancing eye,
And the surpasser of ranks,

33. To his enemies,
If he witnesses the march.

34. And the sender of death,
So who will call him?

35. He meets death face-to-face.
The earth quakes

36. With the thriving army,
Swarming with the regiments,

37. And the deadly sharp swords,
And the dense forest of spears.

38. He who won precedence
In the loftiness of worth,

39. And the highest office,
And surpassed in character,

40. And noble manners,
And compassionate conduct.

41. With a graceful appearance,
The supported of the matter,

42. Who hits his target,
When he mounts his saddle,

43. The watching moon,
For the eye of the guided one,

44. And the disgracer of the sun,
In the pouring cloud,

45. If he is generous with aid.
Your ascent cannot be counted,

46. And the condition and promise,
Habitually negate that,

47. If embodied in a person,
It would exhaust the world,

48. With truth it wearies it.
His state chose

49. The refinements of the sublime,
With all that is in it,

50. The marvels of splendor,
And the purity of danger,

51. And the garden of eternity,
And the tranquility of heart,

52. And the desire of the beholder,
In that cheek.