1. Delay your gaze, behold my beauty and joy,
My radiance will please your sight.

2. Ask those knowledgeable of the abodes of glory,
That the stars on earth have adorned themselves in finery.

3. Abodes clad in the purity of beauty,
Its purity has adorned every dress.

4. The light has ignited within it the lamp of its light,
Thus it encountered the darkness with its rays.

5. The gardens of bliss have adorned themselves in robes,
Thus the gardens of flowers adorned themselves when you adorned yourself.

6. With your generous shelter, its plains have been illuminated,
We have been shown signs of glory and might.

7. Thus in all we witness, everything is evidence for us,
And in all we hear, every melody.

8. Signs of kingdoms, moons providing guidance,
Lights of wisdom, secrets of knowledge,

9. A palm tree's fronds, and the warbling of doves,
A herd of gazelle and the horizon of crescent moons.

10. A spring's source, and a meadow of flowers,
An expanse of light, and a promenade of paradise.

11. You would think it a sky whose ground was adorned,
With flowers above the galaxy.

12. So from an iris watered by cups of lilies,
And from a rose greeting with sleeves of petals.

13. And from a stream flowing like twists of silver
When it ripples at the hands of the morning breeze.

14. And from a bird singing over every iris,
Expressing in melody the strangest melody.

15. And from a breeze refreshing us with its blowing,
About the fortunate ruler, the full moon of moons.

16. A king who took it upon himself to defend truth in the world,
When a group of them inclined towards injustice.

17. A leader whose hands were supported with generosity,
And a lion whose paws restrained tyranny.

18. The brother of might and bounty, hoped for yet feared,
For days of peace or days of turmoil.

19. Kind to the distressed, and when fate betrayed him,
Forgiving of the offender when they slipped.

20. Charging against enemies from every side,
Compassionate to comrades in every situation.

21. The organizer of affairs does not make a judgment,
Without striking the flints of heedlessness.

22. An ally of dew who takes refuge in the abode of joy,
Its pillars raised above the sky.

23. A sublime station - if the revolving spheres ascended to its gate,
They would not attain the loftiness of its threshold.

24. A stalwart who returns infertility to fertility, as though
His hands unleashed pouring rain.

25. No fault in his boons except that they,
Were prepared for the asker before asking.

26. He has an ambition that surpassed every ambition,
With the might of a kingdom that shamed every kingdom.

27. Happy is the delegation walking to his door,
They have praised the journey at dawn's delight.

28. My patron! The goal has led,
To you, and the hands of fate are outstretched to you.

29. So be kind to the frightened refugee seeking sanctuary,
Who has prepared for death at your displeasure.

30. For you are my asylum, my pillar, my purpose,
My honor, my sultan, my treasure, my backbone.

31. And you remain in safety, prosperity, bliss,
Ease, goodness, ascent and might.

32. Bounty, victory, supremacy, joy,
Pride, glory, capability, loftiness.