1. Thus the dazzling miracle appears
Witnessed by the righteous and the wicked

2. And the oft-told miracle is narrated
By the absent and the present

3. Some behold it and believe
Others behold it and are tormented

4. For some hearts it is a solace
For others it brings joy aloft

5. Lift your thoughtful gaze, O rational one
And rouse yourself, O heedless one

6. Examine the glorious deeds of the Prophet's family
Suffice you what the publishers have spread

7. And I relate to you a true account
That pierces the heart of the enemy

8. Yesterday it became clear to us
A miracle, his command is dazzling

9. In the place of his absence, verily
The brother of a mute, his illness apparent

10. His mouth was muted, his tongue still
He was afflicted by time, the betrayer

11. Seeking a cure, he came
To the one absent yet present

12. And was taught words for hire
Deviating from the purpose, unjust

13. While he suffered, his thoughts perplexed
His annoyance left him confused

14. Then he was freed from that muteness
And relieved of that harm

15. So he went to his Master praising
And remembering His miracles

16. By my life, his illness was erased
By a hand every living being thanks

17. A hand that has always been merciful
Thus the Creator ordained it to be

18. Speak, even if souls resent it
Whose burning hearts are straitened

19. Say that the Riser of the Prophet's family
Possesses the authority and command

20. Does the muteness of his visitor prevent him
From that which the visitor professes sincerely?

21. And invites him sincerely to heal him
Deeming that he is capable

22. While he hopes for salvation through him
And he accepts the faltering one

23. Nay, he is the perfect savior
When dire tribulations arise

24. This miracle is not fabricated
By the corrupt and wicked

25. Keep mentioning it, O tongue of time
With your fragrant mouth spread it

26. Be elated with it time and again
Its dwellers have inhabited flourishing lands

27. He is the noble Hasan the Chosen
The heavy clouds of his mercy pour forth

28. And say: You are immaculate from any flaw
Through which the Forgiver erases sins

29. Nay, the mere mention of you to people
Leaves a clear trace on their faces

30. To some you are a secret of one who saw
And you are his shining attribute

31. To others you are the misfortune of one who saw
And are described through his loss

32. Indeed Hasan the Generous has bestowed bounties
Congratulating you, openhanded

33. You are a garden of intimacy through him
And his morals are your gazing meadow

34. Learned, nurtured in the lair of guidance
The weaving of piety is his pure cloak

35. He is an ocean, though overflowing with knowledge
As if he has saturated the meadows with dew

36. The people disagree over his generosity
It's giver heralds it, traveling

37. To the place of wishes, the destitute does not complain
Of its father or mother being barren

38. The mention of his virtues took flight in righteous deeds
Soaring through the horizons

39. His worth has become so great, no poet
Can attain his sublimity, nor any writer

40. His palm's generosity rivals springtime's youth
Though it seems he has bewitched springtide

41. When he rains, the passing clouds are humbled
Calling "You are the raining lifegiver"

42. O guardian of the Muslim's sanctity
You mend the broken guidance

43. You have conveyed the pleasure to others besides you
While you are ascetic towards it, aloof

44. They wish for your strong protection
While you are wakeful, unlike them

45. You have surpassed the heights with lasting divinity
His formidable honor remains for you

46. Around you are people of radiant faces
Each a shining star

47. Thus it should be for the Prophet's family
Otherwise, where is the pride, O proud one?

48. The eye of the envious does not rest upon you
Except it harbors rancor within

49. For your nobility there is no beginning
For your nobility there is no end

50. All of them are knowledgeable and active
While others are not fully developed sons

51. Yours is the conclusive word on the day of dispute
And the day of aid, abundant generosity

52. The world charmed people with its beauty
Each one seduced by its splendor

53. Each are guiding stars from your heights
Through them, destinies revolve

54. If I am just, the contender is at fault
If I speak, it is the common saying

55. So remain the abode of your glory inhabited
Its door through which you are reached open