1. God had perfected her creation
I have vilified her for too long

2. Ask me about her, for I have killed
My own views with my experience of her

3. And I have analysed her character
I have tested her faithfulness

4. And I know the places of her weakness
Confidently, I had assumed her happiness

5. So now I speak if they examine
My experiences of her vessels

6. She's one I've known her nature
When I slipped up and followed her

7. And found her to be frivolous and little
I saw divorce to be her remedy

8. So turn away from her, for she
Leaves hearts behind her

9. Do not intend to build with her or leave your sons to her
The fickle one has little

10. Loyalty or purity
The heart of all cunning

11. Has dipped them in its slyness
How many selves has she claimed

12. With the charm of her beauty
Guile except that

13. People think her clever
With her, worries always creep

14. Into souls, harming them
She hid the harshness of her betrayal

15. From whoever softened to be her carpet
Like a snake whose bite

16. Doesn't hurt its charmers
A shrew called polite

17. In manner, so leave the shrew
Do not expect joy with her, for how

18. Many hands she has severed from hope
She sought to destroy your life

19. So for whom do we want to build hers?
Today she enjoys her vanity

20. And tomorrow she treats its pain
No sooner do you praise her morning

21. Than you dispraise her evening
The home of calamities and customs

22. How grueling her struggle is!
Oh delicately nurtured one, as if

23. You never feared her harms
Do not seek survival through her

24. For you know her mortality
And you've heard - but the best

25. Of what you heard were her calls
Oh sons she eats the minds

26. Of the worn, her children!
Or haven't they quenched your thirst, they

27. Who have drunk what she served?
She has folded up all the tentmakers

28. And confused their purposes
And she has promised you good news so

29. Time has worn out her splendor
And after the herald, she prolongs

30. Her wailing for him
And she called on you in Karima

31. While death was her call
So she was entrusted a grave I see

32. As the most private of her rooms
And I see the stillness of her tranquility

33. And her chastity and shyness
And I see you in the house of nobility -

34. How great is her consolation!
The sky has clouded over her

35. Dimming its lights
And wept for she who poisoned

36. The innocent with her water
And the land shudders, hair-raising,

37. At its quaking expanse
Men of forbearance trembled at the death

38. Of she who dressed the world in blessings
The sun of time has been blinded

39. To whoever improved its brilliance
Oh embarrassment of the world - why

40. Did you face its great ones?
And I have erred in my words - indeed,

41. How little shame she has!
Or hasn't she followed the traditions

42. Of the prophetic house, degrading them?
She loudly corrupted the sanctuaries of truth

43. Corrupting the core of its essence
How many days have passed whose winds

44. Blow away her possessions?
So there came a barren woman who shakes

45. Her land and her sky
She knocked on the sanctuary of the house that dressed the world in blessings

46. A house in which the rightly guided opened with the seal of scholars
The Master Guide - more honoured

47. Than whoever sought its gravel plains
With him alone, the way of truth multiplied despite

48. The thronging of its enemies
He by whose continuance

49. God has maintained its existence
The merit was not exalted

50. Except by his wisdom being its achievement
He is the sign of God that dressed

51. Guidance in its banners
The father of celestial bodies - no less, the shining

52. Stars dim to his brilliance
The lights of revelation that the eyes

53. Of truth have never seen extinguished
And the holy souls - how little souls

54. Offer themselves for his soul!
They are the caretakers of the faith whom

55. God obligated its care
In their duty to love him

56. Hearts have achieved their purity
They stretched over the world hands

57. That do not refrain from generosity
And by their nobility the tradition overflowed, detailing its news

58. And by their Jaʿfar the despairing hopes have quenched their thirst
He by whom the glorious deeds unfurled their banner

59. And walked in a step whose morn
Turned the faces of the envious green!

60. What more can I say of a moon that returned the shine
To a world after oppression had dressed it in darkness?

61. He brings capable leadership, enobled until
My devices were silenced by him

62. If I could then from the stars I'd compile his praise!
For he is the one in whose shade

63. The world witnessed his compassion
And in him, troubles were driven back

64. Lest there be no relief from its affliction
And by his face the cloud on Muhammad was uncovered

65. And by his Husayn the world's eyes glimpsed light, he being their sight
The fair faced whose cheeks were crafted

66. From the pride of pottery fashioned as raiment
In the grey, bitter winter the noble do not

67. Suffice it song
From a Doha it found in the water

68. Of generosity its thirst quenched
Within it grew its branches that shade

69. The world in its generous cover
Oh sons of time, leave the Hashemite stars and their sky!

70. Turn to them for the divine has returned their domain
Oh family served by the angels of heaven

71. As fathers!
God sculpted from the mountains their towering heights

72. Were you to extend by your worth you'd extend its greenery!
Are you not those who exceed, in your glory, Juwza?

73. The trustees of God's faith, the trustees of his creation!
Between God and it you are found

74. His ambassadors!
A cloud of mercy travelled, sent by the Lord of the winds in comfort

75. It travelled over the world adorned from Paradise in its water
It quenched a tomb from you

76. Sealing thereby the honour of its caretakers