1. Her greetings reached you from her branches with her anemone,
And she knelt to you offering a deep draft from her saliva,

2. And she smiled at you from between lips that did not scent,
An eye like her lightning nor her ruby.

3. And she loved you from her balconies with intimacy,
That no one has broken the seal of her nectar.

4. And she bent to you coquettishly unlike the dawn,
None before you enjoyed the bending of her slender figure.

5. And she called to you with languorous eyelids,
My brother passion, the world is too narrow for her confines.

6. O people of Ramah, what is beauty and what is passion,
But for one who desires you and whom you inflame?

7. The morning breeze breathed its perfume upon you,
And the course of life eternally sculpted you with its lightning.

8. It irrigated your playgrounds with the gentlest rain,
With the blossoms of its meadows and the most delicate plants.

9. A rain whose exhalation of Muhammad Salih,
Resembling lowering clouds and their outpouring.

10. He is better than one who suckled generosity, her breasts,
And shepherded her rights since she was obligatory.

11. Who is like him? He is her righteous son, who
Never thought of rebelling against her authority.

12. A king who appeared to mankind in his pride
Sublime like the rising sun at daybreak.

13. So if he is generous, he relieves her distress,
And if he speaks, her throats are too narrow for her breath.

14. His noble fingers redeem her in the dew,
From the hands of villains weaving her veins.

15. He inherited the heights from predecessors, to a limit
That mankind has no hope of reaching.

16. She created him generous, so he shares glory,
And praise between the deserving and the able.

17. He took the path of generosity and walked it,
So desire followed behind him on its path.

18. She bore him, then Abu Al-Ameen, thus winning
The praise of her enemy and her friend.

19. They both reached the heavens in nobility, and Muhammad
Ascended in it, surpassing her peaks.

20. His talented fingers revived the prostrate, and whoever
Sees ways of salvation in them, is saved from drowning.

21. A generosity like pouring rainclouds, adorned
By flashes of good news, like its flashing.

22. O you from whom generosity branched out in the lands, from a palm tree
That reaps generosity from the fruits of its seedlings.

23. From the palm tree of honor that the ground of heights
Nurtured long ago, its roots sprawling.

24. God granted you lasting joy,
And clothed you in the gowns of glory with its finery.

25. This joy, how it delighted eyes,
And eyes that were sore with pain in their sockets.

26. Time promised to dispel with it the burning thirst in breasts,
So they longed for its fulfillment.

27. They fluttered with yearning for it, and when it was fulfilled,
They settled and rested after prolonged twitching.

28. And time passed as it was honored tranquilly
Between its dawn and the darkening of its evenings.

29. So may the pleasing rapture that
Flooded the envious with its spit make you happy.

30. And may the wedding of the eminent Muhammad
And my brother, the guardian Abdul Hussein, his sibling, delight you.

31. May they remain in your shade, well off, and may
The spark of enmity not be kindled against them.

32. For your sons and the sons of your brother - all of them -
The people seek refuge in them from distress.

33. And when engagements abound, Al-Mustafa
Is hoped for to dispel major and minor [troubles].

34. And when her nights darken, Muhammad lights them up,
The guide, with his rising dispelling the darkness of her dawn.

35. And the trustworthy defender of glory preserves her covenants,
If time violates the tying of her knot.

36. Sons of eminence, savor the intimacy of joy
Sweeter than sap in the drinking vessels of her clouds.

37. Joy prospered through it, so I said, recording it,
May your wedding join you with its spittle.