1. I congratulate you on seeing the grave of Taha the Messenger
Sent by God to people before the Sending God

2. And how you have become famous in praising him
Among people, so proclaim it and make it more beautiful

3. And stick to praising his glory with supplication
And seek the banquets of his grace with imposition

4. And know that you have come to an ocean of generosity
So extend your hands with the bucket of your poverty and draw water

5. And set free at his door the camel of hope
And ask through the status of Al-Mustafa and plead

6. O the noblest traits, the most honorable sought
The greatest name, the sent prophet

7. The highest, the purest, the chosen intimate
The most interceding, faithful, all-protecting

8. The most wondrous, pious, herald, beloved
The most compassionate, passionate, hidden beauty

9. The most ascendant, devoted, warner, necessitated
The most glorious, guiding, imam, superior

10. The most manifest, nocturnal, beloved, chosen
The purest, most chaste, perfect imam

11. The secret of existence, the beloved among the chosen
The full moon of stars, the blossom of the assembly

12. The elixir of the treasure of glory, the sun of the morning glow
The essence of existence, the lion of the battlefield

13. The necklace of glory, the chalice of purity, its tenderness
The crown of brilliance, the leader of creation

14. The cave of hope amid arcs of submission
The sea of generosity, the fertile age of trial

15. Without him, the whole existence would not have been
No, neither knowledge of the hidden nor manifest

16. No generosity but from his fingers gushed forth
No beauty but through him came to light

17. So he is the clarity when misfortune accumulates
And he is the cure from the incurable disease

18. And he is the generous even to the generous so hold fast to him
To spare from harm and attain the best state

19. Of wondrous miracle remaining, dazzling creation
With articulated sign and in brief

20. Who clapped with his palms so the eternal God gushed water
And with his palms the flowing spring flowed

21. Who satisfied a great army with his bowl
Perhaps his saliva quenched the thirst of Qistal

22. Who pulled the bowstring of fasting and its length
As a fine bow under the pressing of Jandal

23. Who stood in prayer till his feet complained
Of the pain of lengthy standing

24. Whom the sun sought made of gold but he cared not
For the ornament of its fickle eye

25. The full moon split for his sake
In the darkness of ignorant night

26. The ewe told him of her forearm when he named her
And the young camel conversed with him most eloquently

27. The clouds shaded him and obeyed his command
And by his command, rain poured generously

28. The palm trees came around him walking without
Feet or legs, without haste

29. The skin turned back, meek in his palm
The trunk inclined with the mourning of a bereaved mother

30. The wolf told the shepherd of him as
Al-Walid testified to his truthfulness in the assembly

31. The sun he halted and held back its disc
For the caravan or the prayer of Thi Hijja the Loyal

32. It sufficed the camel from harm when it complained
And the stallion submitted to him without conceit

33. With his touch流ed pure milk never yielded
By a cow, nor known to a stallion before

34. With one hit he guided the obstinate dune
Disobeying the guide with stroke of spade

35. He returned the gaze of Khabib with saliva
By which he cured in Khaibar Ali's eyes

36. He returned the eye of Qatadah after
It was plucked, the best eye to adorn

37. He restored the hand of son of 'Afra with his spittle
After it was cut as if never detached

38. He invoked Khadeejah, so she won his marriage
Through which she came to be called the sublime consort

39. He honored Aisha and cleared her of false blame
That was not acceptable regarding her

40. He showed Safiyyah his truth when she saw
The moon of glory clear in her lap

41. He invoked Halimah, gladdening her for nursing him
The most generous in feeding and sheltering

42. He invoked who were under the cloak, so they believed
Shaded by the mighty, impenetrable veil

43. He invoked for Salman and gave him the key
Of his intimacy, the most precious gift to give

44. He invoked against Chosroes, shattering his kingdom
So no Chosroes is hoped for today

45. He invoked for Ibn Umm Maktoom with a shirt
So a goat threw it to him from Mount Al

46. He informed of the death of Negus who
Prayed over him who would not neglect

47. He informed of all that was or will transpire
For the adept, the truthful, the just

48. O how he cured many a chronic disease with his spittle
And how he warded many a danger with the sword

49. How much did his pure saliva turn bitter water sweet
And his spittle cure convoluted complexities

50. Whoever came to him, Gabriel called him
To the highest station with his Supreme Lord

51. So he traveled from the Sacred House nobly
To farthest mosque, the highest ascendant

52. And prayed with the prophets, messengers and angels
The prayer of gratitude to the Patron Lord

53. And he ascended the seven layers to the station
Where he saw the face of God, the Favored

54. And came near, a bow's length or closer
To the degree no one else has managed to reach

55. Revelation was revealed showing him the fullness
Of summarized and detailed in his state of nearness

56. He was quenched with the drink of union in the cup of bliss
And veils were lifted for the intimate

57. He traveled and returned to his house in time
As night had not bent, nor changed

58. And in the morning, he told of the unseen
He had seen, manifest and hidden in Saha

59. With his strike did Abiya fall back when
He ignorantly thought the door was not locked

60. With a fleck of saliva, Jabir's mustache turned
Darker and straighter than youth or perfumed oil

61. With his wiping did Taahir's face after returning
From travel appear more radiant than the crescent moon

62.
With sprinkling water on Zainab's face

63. She gained beauty beyond the imaginable
With his touch, the infertile land turned green

64. And its boulevards blossomed for the onlooker
Al-Ghafar triumphed through him when hidden

65. From the cunning enemy and wretched foe
Truth manifested when he told Abu Bakr

66. "Do not grieve, for God is not forgetful"
The enemy came with his cunning to harm him

67. But returned frustrated, disappointed in evil
They schemed to cover him with spider web but then

68. Pigeons laid eggs foiling each misguided one
Deaf and blind to him, though he was clothed

69. By divine cover and mantle extended
And protected by his Patron at times so sufficed

70. Without army to guard him or fortress
The lake of Sawa receded for his birth

71. And its boiling was hidden as if never ignited
And the palace of the Magi trembled in joy

72. For the appearance of a star in the height
His mother shone light announcing one who

73. Would purify, gladden and apply kohl
The lake informed of him when it saw

74. What his caring uncle had seen
And Nestorius with insight told of him

75. Though discounted by each unjust applier
The jinn and fortunetellers foretold of him

76. As testified in the sent divine scriptures
Vegetation, trees, rocks prayed over him

77. A prayer not stinted by the withholder
He came whom Gabriel would call to

78. The highest stations with his Supreme Lord
So he traveled nobly from the Ancient House

79. To the Farthest Mosque, the highest ascendant
And prayed with the prophets, messengers and angels

80. The grateful prayer to the Patron Lord
He ascended through the heavens and came near

81. Two bows' length or nearer to his Munificent Lord
Revelation was revealed of summarized and detailed

82. In his state of nearness and intimacy
He was quenched with the drink of union from the cup of bliss

83. And veils were lifted for the fulfilled
He traveled and returned to his home on time

84. While night had not bent nor changed
And in the morning he told of the unseen

85. He had seen, manifest or hidden in Saha
With his stab did Abiya fall back when

86. He ignorantly thought the door was not locked
With a fleck of saliva, Jabir's mustache turned

87. Darker and straighter than youth or perfumed oil
With his wiping did Taahir's face after returning

88. From travel appear more radiant than the crescent moon

89. With sprinkling water on Zainab's face
She gained beauty beyond the imaginable

90. With his touch, the infertile land turned green
And its boulevards blossomed for the onlooker

91. Al-Ghaafar triumphed through him when hidden
From the cunning enemy and wretched foe

92. Truth manifested when he told Abu Bakr
"Do not grieve, for God is not forgetful"

93. The enemy came with his cunning to harm him
But returned frustrated, disappointed in evil

94. They schemed to cover him with spider web but then
Pigeons laid eggs foiling each misguided one

95. Deaf and blind to him, though he was clothed
By divine cover and mantle extended

96. And protected by his Patron at times so sufficed
Without army to guard him or fortress

97. The lake of Sawa receded for his birth
And its boiling was hidden as if never ignited

98. And the palace of the Magi trembled in joy
For the appearance of a star in the height

99. His mother shone light announcing one who
Would purify, gladden and apply kohl

100. The lake informed of him when it saw
What his caring uncle had seen

101. And Nestorius with insight told of him
Though discounted by each unjust applier

102. The jinn and fortunetellers foretold of him
As testified in the sent divine scriptures

103. Vegetation, trees, rocks prayed over him
A prayer not stinted by the withholder

104. The chosen one whom Gabriel would call to
The highest stations with his Supreme Lord

105. So he traveled nobly from the Ancient House
To the Farthest Mosque, the highest ascendant

106. And prayed with the prophets, messengers and angels
The grateful prayer to the Patron Lord

107. He ascended through the heavens and came near
Two bows' length or nearer to his Munificent Lord

108. Revelation was revealed of summarized and detailed
In his state of nearness and intimacy

109. He was quenched with the drink of union from the cup of bliss
And veils were lifted for the fulfilled

110. He traveled and returned to his home on time
While night had not bent nor changed

111. And in the morning he told of the unseen
He had seen, manifest or hidden in Saha

112. With his stab did Abiya fall back when
He ignorantly thought the door was not locked

113. With a fleck of saliva, Jabir's mustache turned
Darker and straighter than youth or perfumed oil

114. With his wiping did Taahir's face after returning
From travel appear more radiant than the crescent moon

115.
With sprinkling water on Zainab's face

116. She gained beauty beyond the imaginable
With his touch, the infertile land turned green

117. And its boulevards blossomed for the onlooker
Al-Ghaafar triumphed through him when hidden

118. From the cunning enemy and wretched foe
Truth manifested when he told Abu Bakr

119. "Do not grieve, for God is not forgetful"
The enemy came with his cunning to harm him

120. But returned frustrated, disappointed in evil
They schemed to cover him with spider web but then

121. Pigeons laid eggs foiling each misguided one
Deaf and blind to him, though he was clothed

122. By divine cover and mantle extended
And protected by his Patron at times so sufficed

123. Without army to guard him or fortress
The lake of Sawa receded for his birth

124. And its boiling was hidden as if never ignited
And the palace of the Magi trembled in joy

125. For the appearance of a star in the height
His mother shone light announcing one who

126. Would purify, gladden and apply kohl
The lake informed of him when it saw

127. What his caring uncle had seen
And Nestorius with insight told of him

128. Though discounted by each unjust applier
The jinn and fortunetellers foretold of him

129. As testified in the sent divine scriptures
Vegetation, trees, rocks prayed over him

130. A prayer not stinted by the withholder
He came whom Gabriel would call to

131. The highest stations with his Supreme Lord
So he traveled nobly from the Ancient House

132. To the Farthest Mosque, the highest ascendant
And prayed with the prophets, messengers and angels

133. The grateful prayer to the Patron Lord
He ascended through the heavens and came near

134. Two bows' length or nearer to his Munificent Lord
Revelation was revealed of summarized and detailed

135. In his state of nearness and intimacy
He was quenched with the drink of union from the cup of bliss

136. And veils were lifted for the fulfilled
He traveled and returned to his home on time

137. While night had not bent nor changed
And in the morning he told of the unseen

138. He had seen, manifest or hidden in Saha
With his stab did Abiya fall back when

139. He ignorantly thought the door was not locked
With a fleck of saliva, Jabir's mustache turned

140. Darker and straighter than youth or perfumed oil
With his wiping did Taahir's face after returning

141. From travel appear more radiant than the crescent moon

142. With sprinkling water on Zainab's face
She gained beauty beyond the imaginable

143. With his touch, the infertile land turned green
And its boulevards blossomed for the onlooker

144. Al-Ghaafar triumphed through him when hidden
From the cunning enemy and wretched foe

145. Truth manifested when he told Abu Bakr
"Do not grieve, for God is not forgetful"

146. The enemy came with his cunning to harm him
But returned frustrated, disappointed in evil

147. They schemed to cover him with spider web but then
Pigeons laid eggs foiling each misguided one

148. Deaf and blind to him, though he was clothed
By divine cover and mantle extended

149. And protected by his Patron at times so sufficed
Without army to guard him or fortress

150. The lake of Sawa receded for his birth
And its boiling was hidden as if never ignited

151. And the palace of the Magi trembled in joy
For the appearance of a star in the height

152. His mother shone light announcing one who
Would purify, gladden and apply kohl

153. The lake informed of him when it saw
What his caring uncle had seen

154. And Nestorius with insight told of him
Though discounted by each unjust applier

155. The jinn and fortunetellers foretold of him
As testified in the sent divine scriptures

156. Vegetation, trees, rocks prayed over him
A prayer not stinted by the withholder

157. He came whom Gabriel would call to
The highest stations with his Supreme Lord

158. So he traveled nobly from the Ancient House
To the Farthest Mosque, the highest ascendant

159. And prayed with the prophets, messengers and angels
The grateful prayer to the Patron Lord

160. He ascended through the heavens and came near
Two bows' length or nearer to his Munificent Lord

161. Revelation was revealed of summarized and detailed
In his state of nearness and intimacy

162. He was quenched with the drink of union from the cup of bliss
And veils were lifted for the fulfilled

163. He traveled and returned to his home on time
While night had not bent nor changed

164. And in the morning he told of the unseen
He had seen, manifest or hidden in Saha

165. With his stab did Abiya fall back when
He ignorantly thought the door was not locked

166. With a fleck of saliva, Jabir's mustache turned
Darker and straighter than youth or perfumed oil

167. With his wiping did Taahir's face after returning
From travel appear more radiant than the crescent moon

168.
With sprinkling water on Zainab's face

169. She gained beauty beyond the imaginable
With his touch, the infertile land turned green

170. And its boulevards blossomed for the onlooker
Al-Ghaafar triumphed through him when hidden

171. From the cunning enemy and wretched foe
Truth manifested when he told Abu Bakr

172. "Do not grieve, for God is not forgetful"
The enemy came with his cunning to harm him

173. But returned frustrated, disappointed in evil
They schemed to cover him with spider web but then

174. Pigeons laid eggs foiling each misguided one
Deaf and blind to him, though he was clothed

175. By divine cover and mantle extended
And protected by his Patron at times so sufficed

176. Without army to guard him or fortress
The lake of Sawa receded for his birth

177. And its boiling was hidden as if never ignited
And the palace of the Magi trembled in joy

178. For the appearance of a star in the height