1. I quenched you, O highest abode, with its obedience,
And the light of glad tidings that I unleashed its treasures,

2. It shines for glory through it with lightning bolts,
That provoke in the heart of the enemy its flints.

3. A gentle breeze caressed you,
Guiding it to protect you and leading it,

4. So it clothed you with its flowers and grew
Between the eyelids of the enemy its eyeliner.

5. And it brought out from you, for the eyes of all,
A garden, the light of joy flowing through it.

6. O leader of joys in the abode of the Most High,
Your soul has proven true in aspiring to reach it.

7. Wake up early heading towards it, and sip its meadows
As you desired, and pluck its roses,

8. And rouse the leader of Hashim,
The best of those who ruled it and presided over it.

9. Al-Qa'im Al-Mahdi, the most just of those
Whose leadership of the religion it acclaimed and crowned.

10. And say, not caring about the anger of souls
Who neglected its guidance and blocked its path.

11. The scholars of the earth are but a man
Whom God has combined all their individuals.

12. An ocean of sweet knowledge whose springs
All the virtuous became frequent visitors.

13. A garden, if God uncovered the veil,
You would see the angels of heaven as its visitors.

14. The most knowledgeable of them about God, rather the best guide
To that which He of His creation intended.

15. Defending the faith whenever a gap was corrupted
That they did not guarantee to protect.

16. So he drew swords to reform it.
The swords did their work, sheathing their blades.

17. Kindling fire in the dark for the towns,
And give him good tidings, its flames igniting.

18. The permitter of provision, his grandfather
Was provision for the riders of the desolate plains.

19. His eyelids competed with the stars of the sky
In their light, and prided in their number.

20. Rejoice! The darkness is illuminated with joy
That reached the Most High in that which it desired.

21. The confines of night are removed for a morn
That the hands of bliss have woven its tapestries.

22. If the Arabs of Islam raced their steeds in its beauty
They would belittle their festivals.

23. You are the one whom God has commissioned
To tie the bonds of guidance and solidify its connection.

24. Through you, Hashim prepared for its glory
One who spreads the glories of God.

25. So through you, few became proud,
And through your sons, many became envious.

26. Sons of glory who grew up as clouds
That God watered His creation through its rain.

27. The ten of them, all are forbearance,
The world suckled its children through them.

28. Pure efforts, while the efforts of others
Are white and yellow, sifted and sorted.

29. No pillar among all nations was founded
Except each of them restored it.

30. They held together the pearls of supremacy, and were first
To raise each of them as its pillar.

31. While others demolish the heights reached
By their fathers who built them before.

32. A people, if a son of glory matured among them,
Supremacy yielded its leadership to his palms.

33. Or they married him to a sister of nobility,
Whose charm recalls its birth.

34. If the heights did not find his equal,
They would not be pleased except in his solitude.

35. O you who aspires through his father to their plateau,
While his own soul has settled and calmed.

36. Behind you, and pride is a fire that is gone
With its light, leaving its ashes.

37. O sons of loftiness, preserve it chaste
A maiden who has refined you with her affection.

38. You have attained through it such virtue, I only sung its praises,
And Gabriel gained more of it and took it back.