1. If the season has adorned itself with flowers,
Then the splendor of al-Din is the adornment of seasons.

2. The nearby villages, their fires never die out,
Good deeds are never held back behind the clouds.

3. You see him in the garb of humility in times of peace,
Gentle, and in times of strife in the garb of a warrior.

4. His striking and flowing sword obliterates and enriches;
When unsheathed against the skulls and honorable deeds.

5. None strikes with the sword but him, at the peaks of the enemy,
None is generous but him, one glorious feat after another.

6. His love pulls those hardened with animosity
Toward the softness of accord, even the rigid ones.

7. Regret turns him back the day he makes peace,
Champions awe him the day battles flare up.

8. So Abu Al-Fadl lives honored and supported,
With seeks of glory coming to him in multitudes.

9. If he passes a feast, none can take his place,
Obeyed whether absent or present alike.