1. Forgiveness is a trait of the generous
And pardoning is the way of the honorable

2. He who forgives has the spirit of valor
By having the power to take revenge, yet refraining

3. The noble one does not hold a grudge
Malice is the nature of the ignoble

4. Without wrongdoing, the youth's
Forgiveness would not shine among people

5. Fear is enough to restrain one
Who has tasted the blade of swords

6. The disgrace of sins is more bitter
Than tasting death and annihilation

7. Its garment is the worst of evil
And its stench is the worst stench

8. Oh what a pity, O soul
Who casts off the garb of dignity

9. The free man, his apology is accepted
Without hostility or blame

10. And he meets a favor
With cheerful smiles

11. And looks to him kindly
Speaking gentle words

12. Saying "welcome, hello"
And greets him with peace

13. And sees his humility to him
Above punishing him with peace

14. I saw a noble brother
With cheeks of glory and dignity

15. In forgiveness, more generous than the glorious
In pardoning, more benevolent than the smiling

16. He forgives with excellent grace
Not unable to take revenge

17. He delights in pardoning as
He delights in the sweetest food

18. The formidable lion from whom
The predators flee defeated

19. The full moon of glory
Of high position and status

20. Of auspicious influence in
The sky of prosperity forever

21. The unique gem whose virtues
Refuse to be divided

22. I mean the most high in name and position
Then glory that cannot be attained

23. Whoever takes refuge in him
Will not be harmed among all people

24. O most wise of patience whose
Patience is the best purpose for me

25. Be forgiving, be reconciling
For pardoning best befits the generous

26. And the believers, their anger
Flashes like lightning in the dark

27. I hoped in you, longing
So accept my hope and peace

28. And be safe and live in comfort
Refusing the company of illness

29. You are pure, my praise of you
Beautiful in its beginning and end