1. The affair worries with its clamor,
Neither elegance to beautify nor turbulence.

2. And he smiles while hardships are accumulating,
With nails that attack and a fang.

3. His palm generously and nobly spends
When the clouds are miserly with their rain.

4. You are pleased with him while the days are treacherous,
And the guile of the era is praised by comrades.

5. And a nice night stay for one who keeps night vigils
When the tents whiten from the encampment.

6. A minister no minister can match,
He is the chain and the people are mirage.

7. When they pride themselves he is a star,
Radiant, piercing, and they are dust.

8. Ancient in nobility which modernity makes weighty,
And the effort was wholesome and the gains good.

9. The forefathers take pride in him and the dignitaries,
As well as the targeting of the rain cloud and its pouring.

10. With bright countenance that does not sleep from burden
Nor does his sagacity fade from estrangement.

11. Neither does his merriness wilt from aloofness
Nor does his sweetness diminish from proximity.

12. The guest of the night spreads his praise,
As well as the wolves and predators in the morning.

13. So he supports the vulnerable among his clan and neighbors,
The chivalry of horsemen and archers.

14. A smoke that makes the stars disappear,
And a veil that eclipses the sun.

15. And who can judge like the Chief Minister
When truth goes missing.

16. His thoughts are not like the thoughts of heedless youth,
Though the criticism multiply.

17. They roll like the rolling of his attainer if
The latter refuses the followers to pass.

18. When he supports guidance and religion, he dictates
His decisions to frighten and astonish.

19. The swords and fighters long for it,
As well as the ones with spears.

20. So he dispels disorder from a near victory
Which the assemblies and expanses echo repeatedly.

21. For his requests from the Victorious Dynasty are
Either praise or reward.

22. Opinion from him replaces descending armies
And his writings make soldiers unnecessary.

23. He pardons his enemies when
Rage, spite, and fury transpire.

24. If their tongues deny him their consciences and necks
Acknowledge his bounty.

25. So every family and holiday has congratulated him upon his ascendance,
And for their departure together twice over.

26. The length of days, no rain has poured
And no wadis flooded as much.