1. I spread my excuses before the best of creation,
So my burdens fell from me in the presence of Al-Mustafa.

2. He stretched out his right hand and his left, and shook my hand,
So I gained blessing from his kindness and generosity.

3. Meeting the Guide in his mosque,
Was for me greater in worth than Laylat Al-Qadr.

4. For what night is greater than Laylat Al-Qadr
Except that the Chosen One is more noble than the Throne and the ground, by the text of the verse and the mention.

5. I stood, by Allah, anxious and trembling
On the day of visiting, because of my sins and burdens.

6. No, by your Lord, I did not make an excuse
Except that I gained solace of heart and chest.

7. My eye was delighted by what it saw and witnessed,
When the breeze of grace exceeded the fragrance of perfume.

8. How could it not, when the Messenger of Allah held
Salvation and salvation from distress and poverty.

9. In it is attainment, in it all glory,
In it generosity, in it the banner of victory.

10. Blessed days that their springs have become good,
So this day equals the rest of life.

11. The obligatory duties of Al-Mustafa - the virtue of prayer therein
Is like the virtue of the full moon among the shining stars.

12. A sea of virtue, but its coast is for
The slaves, for generosity, for benevolence, for purity.

13. I purified every limb after being sated,
Until I became in brightness purer than the full moon.

14. And I stood with my pilgrim friends altogether
Hoping for intercession on the Day of Resurrection and Gathering.

15. And my heart is disturbed by awe of the Chosen One,
While my eyelid flows with tears.

16. So Allah sent down from the grace of His tranquility,
Upon all, and all gained reward.

17. And provided everyone with His blessings and gifts,
Compared to which drops of rain are insignificant.

18. And each set out in the expanse of generosity,
In worldly and religious matters, with what he gained of pride.

19. And each set out in the expanse of generosity,
In worldly and religious matters, with what he gained of pride.

20. May the God of the Throne send prayers upon him whenever
The eyes of pilgrims gazed upon the light of the brilliant star,

21. And upon his Family, his Companions, and the Helpers altogether,
And those who work according to His prohibitions and commands.