1. If today brings us joy in Yemen
How many mournful days follow

2. When happy memories return in sorrow
Regret and longing storm the heart

3. On this day, two teardrops met
One for the dead, one for newborn

4. A tear flows for dashed hopes
Another for the Prophet's birthday joy

5. Dawn smiled for the birth of the Trusted One
Without him, the light of guidance wouldn't shine

6. Without Muhammad, people still
Would worship each other, not seek the right path

7. His law eased disputes among his nation
The best people to God are those who make peace

8. Muhammad called the messengers his brothers
Yearning for fraternity between religions

9. I weep for the false gods in God's being
And for every tear of every wretched orphan

10. He consoled orphans and helped the poor
And forgave those who wronged and hurt him

11. He freed the East from unbearable
Oppression and injustice, spreading his light

12. Had the West seen his call to compassion
It would've softened or restrained its rage

13. The age of ignorance is not my nature
Nor do I tread the path of religious zeal

14. After reflection, the evidence showed me
He is the best, most truthful guide

15. To me, all religions are equal
But my heart opened to the Prophet's creed

16. Religion is not dress or outward show
Or how long your beard or head-cloth flows

17. They missed the faith whose heads were wrapped
As their hands held prayer beads but shed blood

18. I fear groups where ignorance, not knowledge, thrives
And civilization's light in them has not shone

19. With their hands they destroy their homes
As conflict and division among them spread

20. With his guidance as their example
In faith and worldly deeds - Glory to the Giver

21. Hatred faded and their stubbornness declined
To moral virtue and pure, gentle ways

22. The Abyssinians once ruled, walking proudly
While the Persian envoy moved humbly among them

23. Heraclius tossed his crown away in fear
Prostrate before them, his throne overturned

24. They left a footprint in the sands of time
That later generations strove to erase

25. Glorious ancestors, amazing descendants
From heights of glory to depths of disgrace

26. How did Islam fade into darkness?
When their faith was light, never extinguished

27. Beyond counting, afflicted by calamities
The millstone turned on the gathered Muslims

28. Especially the Arabs - their age
Turned from them with scowling, bleary face

29. Oppressed slaves in their own lands
The hand of strife stirred conflict among them

30. Other nations shared out their lands
While they divided nothing but their graves

31. No tribe or people had power
Whose blood and wealth were not there to seize

32. Every people took part in shedding their blood
The tribes leapt up to pursue the wounded

33. Their complaints were the cries of slaughtered lambs
To the one who sacrificed and butchered them

34. Why did those who ruled a kingdom stretching
From Taurus to Rafha then deny them Oman?

35. As if their promises were only jesting
No wonder, their indifference bore consequences

36. Each people are hostage to their own deeds
The tribe that aggressed reaped the rage it sowed

37. Strange that the Lord of Najd is content
With the Closed Peninsula, nothing further opened

38. By God, if Mecca's Holy House gained him
It would still be a loss, no real profit

39. My reproach to the Arab kings is heartfelt
It meets only rage and contempt from their folly

40. The Arabs grew miserable because of you
And at your hands disaster constantly awoke

41. I blamed the Kharijites for plotting
To assassinate Ali and his companion

42. Seeing the Arabs' woe by your hands, I wished
God would resurrect the one who designed it

43. I say as tears fall and heart brims with sorrow
Oh Savior of Arabs and Islam, they now

44. Suffer under the oppression of nations
Human: Thank you for translating the poem. The translation preserved the meaning beautifully.