1. My head is in its health and vigor,
With the guard, the broken jar,

2. And the morning breeze, a gentle rustling,
When stirred, fluttering branches,

3. The bleating of a lamb, if you protect it,
With consent, it is the scatted wool,

4. Supporter of guidance, religion and the bosom that
Witnessed the tumult with its pride and assembly,

5. Inherited leadership from leaders,
The branch more virtuous, the virtues more abundant,

6. Like rain its clouds beneficial,
Righteous and a son more righteous and useful,

7. Filled with piety and his conscience
Free of any treacherous guilt,

8. Disobeying adulteresses in intimacy yet his heart
To God compliant and obedient,

9. A hero whom all calamities
With might and resolve attack and defeat,

10. Thus did the commoners establish their aqueducts
Repeating favors and enjoyable justice,

11. Guide of the lofty, nations in their resolutions
Inclination, isolation, and partisanship ceased,

12. Ways of glory, secure to follow,
And for others, frightening and intimidating,

13. A gaze whose extent competitors cannot traverse
And its end makes the four winds fearful,

14. When the generous coursers and lively racers fell short,
Turbulent waves and roaring seas,

15. The times were adorned with Muhammad’s glory,
And its reviver the most honorable reformer,

16. With a dignified one before authority, never
Ceasing, his lofty commands obeyed and heard,

17. As if among people a rising sun
Whose beauty a pouring rain reveals.