1. You gained it, while the generous are gainers,
No shame in acquiring it, no blame.

2. Immortalized through time, everlasting,
Found by centuries and eras.

3. Settled in homes, while still travelling,
Spread by tongues and pens.

4. Sung by West and Hejaz together,
And Persia, Iraq and Syria too.

5. Eulogies shining like the stars,
Leading glory, the highest signs.

6. Never ceasing to rise, like Mount Kelpe,
In you a crashing wave, seething sea.

7. People lose sleep pursuing goals,
All hopeful, to rely, slumbering.

8. If only it and the lands were barren,
Dusty, their dawns deep darkness.

9. Then sorrow and plains flourished alike,
Equal wasteland and rubble.

10. Oh pillar of faith, chivalry,
Kindness - all noble parts.

11. Oh horseman of steed and scabbard, when
Misfortune groans and the brave retreat.

12. And who, when legions clash with onslaught,
And an army flees, destroyed.

13. Oh spreader of resolve in his battles,
To the lines of prose, he lends rhythm.

14. Oh outweigher, while others lose control,
Marching on, as swords stay sheathed.

15. Independent in giving all seek from him,
Thought meager, his generosity gushes.

16. Noble in pact, wise in knowing,
Where goodwill of men lies wrecked.

17. Surrender of today at his ambition
A covenant to him, binding, intact.

18. Resolve's foundation never fails,
To glory, annulment and creation both.

19. You remained for renown and heights forever,
What won the gratitude of freemen.

20. My tongue with which I express
The warbling of youth, twittering bird.

21. Falls short of thanking your great gifts,
Weakened, to fulfil, stuttering.

22. How can a camel's waterskin contain
A deluge, swelling and flooding within?