1. O most loyal of men!
When people fall short, you appear

2. Heading towards the rightest path
O generous one! O rain-pourer!

3. Why do we waste the leniency of the messengers around you
While you are not distracted by any distraction?

4. No harm if the serenity did not last
You could never betray the bored people of this life

5. How could you leave while we haven’t?
How could imperfection suit perfection?

6. Or the joy of beauty suit cancellation?
Or the past forget or the forgetting pass

7. Or the vigilant become oblivious or the oblivious become vigilant
I swore you only do what is perfect

8. And you were always, O son of Wahb, graceful
Every doer does not see who is base

9. But who exceeded in rank and who is noble
None of you came from behind or front

10. Nor from the right, and you are closely united
Nor from above or below

11. No blame or flaw and you are not hasty
Nor for the blessings through a delegate near a patron

12. Nor upon the contestant with the courageous lions
You have nails that pluck for the losing gambler

13. That do not know hostility with blunted canines
If you discuss with me and do not lean

14. Towards equalizing the sacrificed crosses
And you refrain from me and judge with justice

15. I will submit my cheek and not question
And not shake my weapon and not unsheathe

16. Your war is not witnessed by the most virtuous
Especially those who have a solid, polished arrowhead

17. But those whom their armor is high and weighty
My beauty is not for humiliation

18. But pacts of reason reject that
And from the path of an obstinate transgressor

19. When they lead you, it is absolute guidance
Impulses that do not care for contention

20. So where can I say no or rebuff against you?
You burdened me with what the weak cannot withstand

21. I rose with it and did not betray or wrong
No panic if your rejection of me did not sway me

22. Those are what shows white hair in black hair
Name me just as those who did not rise named me

23. And do not discuss he who eats from you
Pardon and leave the blames of villages to the despicable

24. I had something good from the dwellings
That gift, restore it if easy

25. But carry it in supreme deeds even if heavy
Your manners are not of the abandoning troops

26. Or the ignorant seeking help from them
Do not make me a lesson like the murdered

27. Enlightening people while they are highly placed
Incinerated for the polished lanterns

28. Which person did you gauge that did not tilt?
We said, if we were patient with you, we would not say