1. Love came to us unknowingly
So we were absent, and the journey was long from the openness of innocence

2. And meanings arose in the heart secretly
Translating the wisdom of mystery openly, O Mi

3. It told a yearning that ignited a devoted conscience
With a fire, oh the heart's flame from the embers

4. Our loved ones, and love is a sealed secret
We were patient with something more bitter than patience

5. So by the old covenant and affection show mercy
With nearness, for we are suffering from estrangement

6. And do not cut off from us the ropes of your affection
For in nearness and distance how much secret there is for love

7. Bestow with kindness and be generous with compassion
And with bounty gently replace hardship with ease

8. Oh lights of the worlds all together
And havens of refugees in sea and land

9. Succor the yearning one with signs of acceptance
For you always, oh people, his tears flow

10. And tell him gently come, do not be afraid
You have escaped bitter estrangement and harm

11. And extend to him a Hashimite hand
It has the habit of benevolence, goodness and righteousness

12. In the decisive Quran a verse is said about you
And how many verses praising you are set in the scripture

13. And when the singer sang, praising you
We drank from words evoking intoxication

14. We swayed bewildered, wandering intoxicated without wine
May God watch over the days of union that have passed

15. The darkness of hearts came from the darkness of estrangement
And it greeted the nights with cups of talk with you

16. Their meaning was pleasant until the rise of dawn
Truly their times were short, for meeting

17. Is the shortest time one can have of life
By your meanings, the light of your beauty

18. And what spread through the worlds of that mystery
And the signs of your greatness, the glory of your majesty

19. And the one who travels wisely, in feelings and stone
Your love is my companion, does not leave my mind

20. Even for a moment, until I am shrouded in the grave
I am content with you as pride, treasure, and refuge

21. For my religion, my worldly life, and for the Gathering and Dispersion