1. Take my sincere greetings of affection to Hejaz, if you pass by its riders,
And ask if its pastures have been brought to life by spring, dressing its valleys in grass,

2. And if it has plucked the passion of love from the best gardens,
As long as the narration remains sound from its plateau.

3. So let the breaths of the breeze be an expression,
In its symbolism is a meaning that delights the heart,

4. Tempting it with its journeys in the days of yearning,
When its origin was from its soil.

5. By its life! If it were not for remembering its era in it,
The breeze would not have toyed with its heart.

6. Is there for me a return to the nights of the fulfilling place of wishes,
With a wish that took pleasure in its nearness?

7. And it shelters me and the children of affection in its atmosphere,
A garment of connection that I do not fear its loss.

8. Sweet is the harvest in it, safety for whoever harvested,
And in it is generosity and consent for its lover.

9. The full moon of perfection over the mansions of its domes
Is sublime, too exalted for blemish and concealment.

10. It increases in light the further the distance,
With Muhammad the orbit of beauty and its axis.

11. His hands attained from ranks a position
That rises above the non-Arabs of time and its Arabs.

12. He united for it the scattered virtue that
Was providence from his Lord among the messengers.

13. And he has the exclusive traits apart from them,
So take from my words an awakening statement about it.

14. Among them is his prophethood while Adam is clay,
So he increased in light when he dwelled in his loins.

15. And he saw his name over the Throne with his eyes,
So he invoked it when he was burdened with his sin.

16. And for him is the desired station and intercession
That saves the desperate from the obstacles of their deeds.

17. And for him is the banner and his fresh bowl
That quenches the thirst of all believers with its drink.

18. And for him is the means of mediation, none of the creation above it,
An exclusivity that descended in its sublimity and closeness.

19. When he transcended the likeness of the Chosen One,
He became the guardian and peerless in his virtue.

20. He is the seal of prophets and opener
Of saints, their drinking from his drink.

21. Where do nations who preceded have a path
Like his secure nation, honorable and his companions?

22. None of them had a master in a place
Except that he was the leader for his party.

23. Among them is Hudhayfah of loyalty and consent,
Sulayman who settled in Iraq and its lands.

24. So through him is light for whoever seeks guidance
And protection from corrupting gossip and flattery.

25. O master of mankind, who is our succor
In the barren times of era, fertile or infertile!

26. We have visited your noble companions, hoping
To attain some of the grace you specified for them.

27. So bestow upon us a blessing tasted by one who became
Secure, safe among his flock.

28. And complete its outcome with the seal of consent
And safety on a day raging in its terror.