1. O son of two viziers and son of noble hunters
O master not wronged by blackening

2. You are congratulated for a newborn who gladdened
The eyes of my father, protector of all glory

3. And he was worthy of the nobility given to him
The full moon of moons and lion of lions

4. A full moon endowed with a star that endowed him with perfection
O family of Wahb, sons of courageous glory

5. You have granted him blessings from you in diverse affairs
Even in newborns

6. When two stars aligned for you in sequence
And a star guided the wanderers in the desert reached him

7. And he had been closed off from remembrances for a time
So your omen was one of the best symbols

8. You knocked with your two sons for a son who came freely
And good fortune is the companion of knocking and paving

9. As you ignite opinions with his opinion
So they are received as all righteousness

10. You and he were brought together in a predestined way
Thanks be to God, varieties of praises

11. The harmony in virtues between you two
Is like the harmony between head and neck

12. Seriousness matches seriousness
And opinion matches opinion in refuting and confirming

13. The unity of your cooperation remains unshaken
As does the disunity of enemies' affairs

14. And may God prolong all your bounty
With continuation between honor and support

15. For you are, O sons of Wahb, noble men
Echoed in glories, what an echo!

16. Whoever is worthy of enjoying his rule
You are worthy of enjoyment and eternity

17. You have reformed religion and world with your good fortune
After the corruption of schemers had lasted long

18. The kingdom is in a meadow from you and in a wedding
And religion in a congregation from you and in a holiday

19. Do not praise me for generously praising you
For construction has been set up through consolidation

20. I was generous about you as your hands were generous
What praise of a follower with excellent delivery?

21. Virtues are recounted of you while witnessing
Not absent nor countable by numbering

22. But narrating something unconcealed
Reality came so narratives were discarded

23. Rather, I spoke my words about you from me
Out of my devotion before thanking the benefactors

24. Do not think me motivated by anything but yourselves
To be tempted to renew praise after renewal

25. But as the moonlit garden delighted him
So he kept following warble with warble

26. I love you for your beauty not your bliss
Even if it gives life to the holy warriors

27. And let my excuse extend if I asked of you
For my debt to you is the debt of God's oneness

28. You have ruined me, not with aloof corruption
But with corrupting me to goodness out of habit

29. And your hands and favor made me ascetic
To all else, every asceticism

30. By God, I would ask a people other than you to help me
O eyes of water in the age of frozen misers

31. And I never knew you well except by experience
When a people's healing is known through imitation