1. Good tidings heralding prosperity accompany well-being,
Spirits have rejoiced from every companion,

2. The universes have been clothed in a garment of delight,
Swaying proudly like the gait of a graceful gazelle.

3. It has spread lights of joy over the horizons,
Illuminating the horizons from every side.

4. It has set the universes, earth, and sky dancing,
With no dance appearing like the dance of the stars.

5. It proclaims the time has become serene,
And misfortune has been eliminated by a firm eliminator.

6. It says, restore the water of joy as a fountain,
For this is now the choicest of drinks.

7. It says, behold the sun of glory, it has appeared
Radiating a light that has prevailed over all creeds.

8. With the rising of glory in the highest eminence,
From the highest nobility, in the loftiest positions.

9. With a state of glory in the prides of prosperity,
In a procession of bliss, the grandest of processions.

10. With lofty esteem in the heights of virtues,
With an exalted office, of the noblest offices.

11. Its throne adorned with the jewels of glory,
So aspiring ambitions are confounded in their attempts.

12. You have felicity and radiance everywhere,
In every direction of the horizon, even to the far West.

13. That sun is none other than our Prince -
Hizbar the destroyer of evil, vanquisher of battalions.

14. The Prince of glories, with nobility and dew,
And piercing insights, cutting through obscurities.

15. If he attacks, he is a lion in the thick of battle,
With sword and spears, his claws most powerful.

16. If he surges forth in the fray, he surges like a torrent,
And unleashes terrors, all wonders.

17. He plunges into the depths with a brave heart,
Entering its currents without fear.

18. He races on the edge of a noble and majestic steed,
Faster than lightning, not one to waver.

19. He outstrips the running wind and lightning in his onslaught,
His daring nearing the orbit of the fixed stars.

20. If he roared at the enemy with the cry of a raging lion,
You would see them between dead and fleeing.

21. And from the terrors, their youths would depart by morning,
While their veterans' hair turned white like the aged.

22. When he pounces like an eagle in its swooping,
The enemies' hearts pound with terror faster than gazelles.

23. A Prince of high station, the glory of the exalted house,
And their aid when adversities strike.

24. Muhammad the praiseworthy in deed, temperament,
Character and morals, aloof from blemishes.

25. A sea of judiciousness and generosity, whoever extends his palm,
He guarantees in warding off and carrying the burdens.

26. God of the Throne has granted him a rank,
That has transcended the high heavens above the stars.

27. It has become a mystery whose doors are called
The Perfect Pearl, at the pinnacle of ranks.

28. Upon him through it the virtues of a state have poured forth,
It is the beautiful state, of glorious achievements.

29. It is the lofty state, few are its equals,
Has any ascended except the scarce elevated?

30. It carried the son of Uthman the King, who indeed
Inherited it from his ancestors, father to father.

31. It came to him through the Vizier Abu'l-Ala,
Samie son of Dawood the Praiseworthy, of noble acquisitions.

32. Through his lofty resolve and determination,
Which is a sword, or rather, sharper than piercing blades.

33. If he unsheathes it for what he wants and intends,
You will see him with it, undoubtedly, fastest to strike.

34. So that Vizier does not cease to ascend,
Ranks of glory, in which his office is honored.

35. O eminent Prince who has openly climbed,
The pinnacle of glory without a guard.

36. And who is he among the people of rank and eminence,
If he appears like the sun amidst the stars?

37. To you, O brother of benevolence, generosity, and dew,
A poem crafted from thought, guarded from defects.

38. I have clothed it in the brocade of eloquence,
And adorned it with the finest fabrics.

39. I have embellished its neck with the pearls of your praise,
And praising with poetry is the adornment of the talented.

40. I have sent it from me to congratulate on my behalf,
And in that, it is my finest substitute.

41. It would have been its duty to strive for that,
But I fulfill through it some of what is obligatory.

42. So welcome it with eagerness and pleasure,
For pleasure from you, no doubt, is the finest gift.

43. Stay in God's protection, in power and eminence,
Living contentedly with pure drink.

44. With a serene heart, body, and mind,
Free of worries, sorrows, and troubles.

45. Healthy and long of life, protected from harm,
Vanquishing enemies, victorious.

46. For as long as the epochs turn, like stars that rise and set,
And by the light of the moon, obscurities are erased.

47. A gentle breeze blew, and doves cooed,
Revealing through their coos all wonders.

48. And it did not come with joys and delights altogether,
Except good tidings heralding prosperity, that accompany well-being.