1. You were granted the bliss of souls through beauty,
And above the bliss of souls, through perfection.

2. Wit in modesty, dignity in composure,
With the sweetest resemblance to the new moon.

3. The elegance of the age is a string of pearls,
And its unique one shows it in the adornments.

4. Innovations imagined themselves in her attire,
In the colors of wonders in traits.

5. Say what you wish in literature and knowledge,
Whereby the eminent excel among men.

6. Say what you wish in calm and piety,
Enhancing the ladies of the veils.

7. Nobility has protected her family,
With which the recent and old are adorned.

8. Their faces are a mirror for their souls,
And their souls are lamps that shine.

9. They are the faithful ones in a dubious time,
When faithfulness was deemed impossible.

10. And their poet plays with meanings,
Novel in thought and roaming in imagination.

11. For Philip whom you chose, a star,
Like your star in the lofty sky of bliss.

12. A doctor whose temperament is good, and through whom
The traits of time recovered from illness.

13. The cure of the eye is some of the dew of his hands,
And his kind scalpel among the weapons.

14. It is as if Providence whispers to him
The right opinion regarding the perplexing disease.

15. He cares for nothing in friendship,
Though he may face adversity, he cares not.

16. A dear one among the generous and honorable,
Between whom the generosity of perfect traits is distributed.

17. Youthful, filled with the honor of glory, each one
With manners like limpid pouring water.

18. From success, that they have attained
The difficult success, the accessible goal.

19. So O branch, matured from the best root,
And songstress, nurtured by the best family.

20. Your marriage appeared with good fortune in it,
In the most delightful form of ideal.

21. Good fortune illuminated its night, and so it displayed
Jewelry for which nights were adorned.

22. Its crescent was a symbol for completeness,
Is completeness not a promise to the crescent?