1. Time's kindness and the trustworthy one brought glad tidings,
Expressing what was in his conscience with magic.

2. And the sun of Ali shone, unique in his time,
It rose upon us in Egypt, and the light of its full moon grew stronger.

3. So it scared away the injustice with its sharp sword,
Of justice and fairness in the land of Egypt.

4. God aids him from the breast of a forbearing supporter,
With the truth from the Lord of mankind is his victory.

5. And his love is only as it is right and obligatory,
Upon people wherever all have succeeded through his righteousness.

6. If the souls of humankind were to come tomorrow,
With the rule of the bearer of good news hastening with his announcements,

7. It would not actually become, in what he has been granted
Of fortune, except less than a tenth of its tenth.

8. The fasting month has come with what makes it easy upon us,
To stand up giving thanks.

9. And how could it not, when prosperity has arrived,
Accompanied by splendor, adorned with the lights of its flowers.

10. Time, if it brandished its sword,
Would recoil, and his cunning ropes would not avail.

11. You are valiant, undaunted, and a master
Of tomorrow, the best to hope for, generous with his righteousness.

12. You are a fortress for knowledge, if ignorance prevailed against it,
In the party of betrayal on the day of its treachery.

13. O palm tree of glorious majesty,
O you of judicious opinion in your time.

14. O mine of kindness, forbearance and intelligence,
O you whom the vicissitudes of fate follow your command.

15. O constant spreader of ease and security,
Upon the apprehensive prisoner in the jail of hardship.

16. O resolute in opinion, you built your glory,
Despite those who opposed you on the day of their hatred.

17. Will your servants turn back disappointed, O treasure of humankind,
Or will they fear the accidents of fate?

18. You are the vizier of manliness, victoriously supporting,
With wisdom, from whose stream justice overflows.

19. You are to us the one with the sharp sword, with which
You assault the armies of delusion altogether.

20. Whoever seeks refuge in the tumultuous sea, hoping
To gain its most precious pearls from it as their portion.

21. Through it hardship disappears immediately, and troubles,
And the carpet of difficulty is folded up after being spread.

22. And if any aggressor intends evil against it, your resolve defeats him
In honorable combat and its sea.

23. With your resolve, O pillar of sciences and their enclosure,
Your boy takes on every peril with his chest,

24. And plunges into terrors in every hardship,
With a lofty heart, serene in its victory.

25. You deserve praise and eulogies,
And the like of you, the time was improved by the mention of him.

26. You are the one hoped for happiness and comfort,
And protecting the people from a painful end.

27. So you have not ceased, O cave of grants, to be successful
Towards goodness, as long as night conceals itself with its dawn.

28. And the army of prosperity has not stopped serving
A breast that rose above the highest of the high in its pride.

29. And one who praises has not stopped adorning your essence
With every eloquent speech from the quintessence of his poetry.