1. How many hands has the noble Prophet extended
To the needy across the land, beyond all count,

2. And how many lofty aspirations has he had
Nobler than all other hopes however grand.

3. How many way stations have been honored
By his valor that dispelled all harm and danger,

4. And for how many has he removed distress
Coming to their aid, blessing them with his generosity.

5. He it was who opened doors long shut
And erased the blindness from all eyes,

6. And he became worthy of all praise and glory
Among mankind, exalted in rank and stature.

7. I am one who has been obliged to him
With all those in Egypt whose eyes perceive,

8. As he prepared to dispel every blemish
From those fortunate to obtain his favors.

9. He gave relief to the anguished and rescued the fugitive
With his noble spirit from want and degradation.

10. Over the sons of nations he raised his banner
And protected them from the evil of villains.

11. Yet I hope from him the realization of what
I concluded in the birth ode of the Chosen One,

12. So that I disseminate his praise among all people
And with it forever adorn my poetry.

13. His fortunate star continues to provide him
With progress, awe, and dignity.