1. I begin in the name of Allah to compose a beautiful poem
I recount what I have experienced over the course of time

2. This is of course for everyone in general and for each in particular
In the sting of the scorpion is a twin star

3. It is seen by the eye of whoever sees it, he knows
If two people see it together and become companions

4. And agree while loving one another
Especially if it is said this one loves that one

5. Like two planets are one planet
And twin stars in auspicious conjunction

6. Its sight brings love for all who have seen
And likewise for the star of good fortune

7. Its sight brings sincere affection
Tell anyone you wish about it and they will be amazed

8. Then say two stars are one star
So love arises, God willing

9. Between them, so do not be heedless
Like the bloodstained palm that separates for eternity

10. Anyone from all people
A human sees it or a group

11. They separate until the coming of the Hour
The star of misfortune, asylum from a thief

12. And from scorpion venom and night visitor
Whoever sees the star of misfortune in the evening

13. No scorpion will approach to sting him
It is said no thief will come near him

14. On a journey or with evil intention
Coat the gums with wheat germ oil

15. With rubbing the teeth after rinsing
It will take away their pain

16. Like fire in them, then show them clean
Burn the heads of every rodent you see

17. With two green branches
And likewise the heads of melon rinds

18. Takes away their fear with smoke
Scraping your nails after dawn

19. Likewise, widthwise removes canker sores
And covering your molars when yawning

20. Prevents this for those with experience
I mean canker sores, if they ulcerate

21. Likewise, if they scratch and wound
The one with sore throat gargles

22. With lizard broth, it is like an antidote
Especially if it is mixed with licorice

23. Its benefit for one with a cold is inherited
Swallow a dirham's weight of soap

24. You will be saved from improper speech
And wipe on the teeth and molars

25. As if brushing them with the tongue
And abstain from eating horse meat

26. For a month, nor cigars which the guards desire
That is at the sighting of the crescent

27. So the molars are safe from defects
Likewise at every appearing crescent

28. For they are safe from decay
Do not wash your linen clothes

29. Nor pack whales in them
When the two rivers meet, they wear out

30. So take this as a principle
Make a flask of glass

31. With no coloring or alloy
And ample burning coal or charcoal

32. Cook the meat then the fat in it
And repeat cooking in it for days

33. And months, if you wish, or years
This is easy, not difficult

34. Without stinting or exaggeration
And make a new, burnt antimony

35. Refined, filtered, and sifted
And likewise from Indian stone

36. With magnetic quality, attracting iron
Perfumed with excellent musk

37. And line with it whoever you wish, it will be effective
Then line with it continually

38. For it is not made in vain
And line the beloved's eyes with the iron

39. He will love you at once, without increase
Bewitching his eyes so he sees

40. Your face as a brilliant sun or moon
He can barely restrain himself from you

41. Even if the desert is burnt because of you
Baths' smoke kills snakes

42. Released from the terracotta pores
Its odor kills snakes

43. Of animals and roaming germs
And a mithqal weight, when imbibed

44. With its weight of purslane, chosen
Saves the poisoned from his death

45. After despair of the matter of his life
This is if it is prepared well

46. By pounding and mixing in vessels
And consider whatever is pounded, and understand

47. In it, O you, contemplate and examine
Viper bitterness is a deadly poison

48. It counters the sting for the bitten one
If the poisoned is given a seed of it to drink

49. He is saved from the poison by that drink
But if a healthy person drinks it, he dies

50. The day he drinks it and leaves life