1. A Hashimite fragrance points to him,
Its gentle breeze gracefully blowing.

2. And a Mudari palm represents him,
Pure is its core if it boasts or is modest.

3. Forms vary, and so do bright-faced moons,
And passions when gray clouds thicken.

4. When thoughts wander, he gently reins them,
When dreams fly away, he is wise and forbearing.

5. Those who praise him sing of his glory,
Swift as the wind their tunes carry.

6. To him the absence of grace is disgraceful,
And grace that does not last, disgraceful.

7. The heavens of glory for those who look on are lofty,
And his noble character is the stars that adorn them.