1. I am blessed with beauty and radiance to the fullness of sight
A bride like some of the houri, granted to her is eternity

2. The brilliance of dawn wishes it could be for her
A morning glow, and the bud of the flower wishes it could be her necklace

3. So if she crossed the mind of the beauties among the adorned
The garden and the tender branches wished for her adornment

4. Her judiciousness has sufficed her the experiences of novelty
And the prime of youth had passed before her maturity

5. If her dowry were none but her intellect
Sufficiency, not wealth or coinage, would be sought

6. A wealth piety does not befit one of merit
When asceticism befits others, it is good

7. May this betrothal bring you bliss, for verily it is
Joy in what we have found, and good tidings in what is to come

8. On its day, its sky softened and relaxed
For the one adorned, and the heavy clouds dispersed

9. And on the morrow, it is peace souls settle into
And forbearance purified of impassioned souls

10. There the earth enhances the adornment of its meadows
And lightning and thunder give way to its times

11. No throng but what beloved ones have met
No lament but what a soaring bird chants