1. O sir whose hands are immersed
In gratitude from those who thanked him

2. You had extended to me a great hand
Honored by me though it was disdained by you

3. You found four for me in advance
When you freed me from my righteous guarantors

4. And how many a hand before it you mended
My bone though time had broken it

5. So if you take to account, none but the transgressor
A servant excuses his master more than himself

6. And if you delay the accounting of the destitute
He thanks you, and gratitude is the best fruit

7. And your right is gratitude however you were
For in it is righteousness and good

8. And my great expectation is that none like you
Whose kindness strayed nor was severed

9. May He ransom you from every wavering person
Who follows the purity of his deed with murkiness

10. You knew my livelihood for two months
Was fourteen in addition to ten

11. And the addition to the decade is like a hump
If rounded, it stays with its back bent

12. The decade will not fulfill after its addition
The need of the needy nor his plight

13. And how can the lame bear his rider
Rather, how can it take him on a journey?

14. So leave the hump to shade my livelihood
For you are most abundant in conferral and plenty

15. O you who prefer people with wealth while you
Have the greatest effect upon them

16. Glory is not lonesome, O son of Umar
For you are more magnificent than its habitation