1. She said, as pilgrims have arrived in droves
To visit your grave, best of all people

2. From every deep valley they came to you and were not
Weary from the hardships of travel and exhaustion

3. Yearning was their guide, ecstasy their leader
And the goal of all was lights and illumination

4. To get your overflowing grace they extended their hands
And from you, O Chosen One, all sought appeasement

5. So turn to them as they descended at your refuge
And from you it is hoped, by the right of Truth, to give

6. For how much good fortune flowed from your right hand to them
And your ease made tribulations disappear

7. They came to your sanctuary as guests after your call
And the face of your guest is radiant and bright

8. O Mustafa, you have a supreme station in benevolence
Beyond which no one in nobility reached high status

9. They travelled to you when you called them all
And no eye of any ever slept out of heedlessness

10. They crossed the seas and traversed the barren deserts
Deaf to the calls of their families, not turning

11. The weather was clear and all had smiling faces
The sea danced and from it spray rose high

12. The ships sailing by God's name in the sea
With no tumultuous waves making noise

13. Wandering in the water, perplexed and joyful
As if the sea was land and they were does

14. Or a flock grazing in the water calmly
Or a castle from the Persian fortresses high

15. It sailed cleaving the ocean's darkness
While its sails were of fire and water

16. The chest of all were expanded with good intentions
So the pupils of their eyes had no aversion

17. Brothers in truth, the expanse of purity gathered them
And all were reciters of the discourse of longing

18. As if intimacy was their sole concern
Or it was a body with them as its limbs

19. Never distracted by money or children
Rather, the travelers’ hearts were delighted

20. And I came among them, fervor igniting me
While my eyes overflowed with tears of passion

21. And my heart aflame with the embers of longing
Though the water of nearness keeps extinguishing it

22. As if I and the ship were carrying me
Like lightning travelling and the horizon dark

23. Or I was a partridge in the blazing heat
With the eagle behind it or water ahead

24. Cleaving the air with speed like an arrow
While its eye sees none but the intended target

25. Folding the horizon with its feathers and wings
Like sheets folded by the laundress’ hands

26. Racing the wind, swerving away from no one
Like a smooth snake in its course

27. Folding the ground with its hands in haste
As scrolls are folded and the desert bare

28. The mirage ripples over the sand
Flowing but quenching no thirst

29. And the sand in the desert heaped like ashes
Until the intense heat made it glow red

30. And how much I saw in the land of miracles of wonders
So how many burrows come after bewilderment

31. From its boulders flowed sweet water
And it was adorned with beautiful greenery

32. And from Tabuk we bought some of our needs
With no delays in completing our transactions

33. And we saw the lights brilliantly shining
Where the Prophet and his companions came

34. So it reminded us of those who returned
Defeating the hypocrites and the wicked ones

35. And those who spent and did not hoard
Generosity and wealth that was bestowed

36. From there we entered the Hijaz desert
Barren desert after it, then barren desert

37. We came to domains of Thamud still standing
In stone, reporting about them though mute

38. That they hamstrung God's she-camel
So they were destroyed by God's wrath

39. Her resting place fortified in the rock
Is today a den for beasts

40. The truthful Quran's signs informed us
And news from the Prophet there verified

41. We did not know but the auspicious bird delighted us
With its singing echoing in the land

42. Until the chosen one's radiant dome appeared
With illumination crowning the horizon

43. We prostrated to the generosity-filled courtyard
And the Prophet's courtyard most generous indeed

44. In it gifts and grace are abundant
The Almighty cares as guests are regarded

45. In it the windows of purity and intimacy smile
In it the rainclouds of benevolence pour

46. God has graced Medina so its dwellings are pleasant
Though the best cities - it surpassed

47. As it was endowed with God's Messenger
What was lacked by Damascus, Baghdad and Sanaa

48. And Egypt and all other cities
Though they are but parts while it the whole

49. I seek God's forgiveness but Mecca
Has a supreme rank in virtue

50. Whenever I see it and pilgrimage to the House intercedes for me
And the Corner, the Well, and the Mount Safa

51. By God O Mustafa, be the best intercessor
As fate darkened and ailments exhausted my body

52. The Prophet's visitors deserved
Your greatest intercession even if they were wicked

53. And praise be to God, we visited from afar
Revealing what was hidden, displaying what was unseen

54. And often one I do not hear says to me
“It is enough for you,” containing many sermons

55. And hinders me, rebuking and preventing me
So I refuted him with firmness and decisiveness

56. And I got up a visitor saying, “Stop blaming me
As blame is but invitation to transgression”

57. O Master of Messengers, I came apologizing
And from you is hoped overlooking with good thoughts

58. I sullied myself with sins since childhood
While today my eyes are blind to sins

59. How many wounds tarnishing my faculties
My eyes filled with motes however numerous

60. I guarded my soul from divulging out of shame
As it is improper for sins to be exposed

61. My youth died and old age warns me
Until I came to an end with a soul of caprices

62. I have lineage tracing back to Fatima
The Prophet's daughter and best mother Zahra

63. So how can I not hope for my grandfather's help
As the grandfather if honored, his children are glorified

64. Who do I have besides you O God’s Messenger
Who would care for me if afflictions befell me

65. Or who but you on the Day of Greatest Distress would intercede for me
While if not for you, all people would panic

66. A day in which the sun comes near scorching
The heads with no shade or water

67. And no one would care for anyone
Rather fathers would flee from their sons

68. And the weighing will be with justice without might or means
As for witnesses they would be limbs and body parts

69. And a blazing fire on that day
Engulfing like an inferno glowing with embers

70. So refuge seekers will have none
Except you - hoped for while the land burns hot

71. O Master of Messengers and Angels take me by the hand
As I am a believer whom sorrows made old

72. God forbid on the Day of Faith
My sins weigh me down and you the protector in distress

73. I came today seeking refuge in the two beloved ones
Hoping your approval and forgiveness of mistakes

74. And by the Virgin, her father and who she delivered
For they are to you the closest of kin

75. And Hamza master of heroes in Uhud
The one with the piercing strike amidst war

76. Loving them is obligatory all my life
In loving them is fortune and wealth

77. Hating them while living in hardship is misguided
Rather an innovation the religious consider hideous

78. O Mustafa, you are a garden bearing all fruits
And your Household branches and streams

79. Beauty of praise plays to my ears and delights me
Composing poetry and prose from it feeling joy

80. With your praises I will never cease being preoccupied
Since it sweetens writings and dictation

81. And in it after the heart being resolved of others’
Is jewelry to the ears and honey to mouths

82. Your resplendent attributes in nature and temperament
Cannot be enumerated or calculated

83. And how can it not when God has honored your making
As none can rival God's praise so none should exaggerate

84. Enough from me O God’s Messenger I came apologizing
An orphan poem from compositions of intellect guarded

85. It approaches you bashfully lowering its gaze
While the virgin lowers her gaze when meeting

86. No faults with what manners it contains
As there is no flaw in its house seen

87. It comes from houses of glory indeed
Having no deficiency or feebleness

88. The Chosen One adorned it in raiment
Not consigning it to other than the Elect

89. May you O Messenger of God accept it
As its beauty reached the peak of brilliance

90. This is the dowry if accepted otherwise returned
Sorrows of grief had dressed it in black

91. But I see it, with good fortune, has been accepted
And the dowry requested no less for the brilliant bride

92. So I say, my chest expanded with delight
Secrets of acceptance have gladdened my heart

93. And I saw God’s Messenger smiling
Hearing praise satisfying his listening

94. May the Lord of the Throne send prayers on him eternally
As long as the caravan moves on plain or grit

95. And on his Household, all companions
and wives throughout while branches grow leaves or rain pours