1. After gray hair, you weep for the abodes
And separation grieves you from the lights

2. And shows in the wilderness a desolate love
With a branch over the high sands

3. And sleep is driven away by the winking of lightning
And the atmosphere covers you, the sobbing of gamblers

4. And you cry for friends over ruins
With which the neighborhood was more beautiful than maidens

5. Their chastity mourners of ostriches or gazelles
Circling their braids, both tight and loose

6. My lamentation became incessant with grief
As if the bangles had confined them and the bracelets

7. And the maidens' weeping in the morning
With it the skills of the dexterous flow like maidens

8. And it kindles the dormant passions
As if the heart is a worshipper with fire

9. Yes, the enemies on the day they turned
Upon sorrows provoked my commemoration

10. Does the light of tears from your eyes visit
At the pilgrimage of the tomb?

11. And your breath a mass of sighs in agony
And your heart confused with the intention of lights

12. And your eyelid is permanent in devotion out of longing
And your night gloomy, evident in vigil

13. Your morning nap is a tender gazelle appearing
The freshness of her face is like vegetation

14. She has a mouth, its sprouts therein
Far from sleep, mixed with perfume

15. It reminds me of the radiance of acacias
And the scent of its aroma the scent of sweet basil

16. A twig dripping and flowing
And the eye of a tender and delicate gazelle

17. Her braids are twisting
Both tight and loose, and her ringlets

18. A smooth, gentle, and waving tendril
Pure in color, full of bracelets

19. O you who makes the chaste women white, leave the chaste ones
For you have no share among the chaste maidens

20. Does the peerless one in the law tend
To the chaste maiden making the chaste white?

21. So you have no excuse regarding her or
Your transgression, frightening the young women

22. Nor in your wandering the wild plains however much
The eyelids of the night were darkened with kohl

23. Nor your union with the slender gazelles
In the presence of gazelles overcome by hunting

24. We did not excuse the guided one to us
After declaring war with insult

25. And after his crying from their affront to him
And after the crying of the bereaved women of shame

26. And after the standing of his caller for a time
His tears on his cheeks neighbors

27. I followed insulting us painfully
To distinguish between your night and day

28. And you appear in singing wherever we leaned
To poetry, you were a brother in hiding

29. So you have no helper from your tribe
To strengthen your intoxicated unstable side

30. Leave poetry, you have a tribe
Of eloquent and articulate people with honor

31. Oh House of Ahmad, awake, awake
For we are the family of Ahmad like warriors

32. In the severity of confusion, they are saviors
At the curves a lighthouse to all the elite

33. There is aloofness and fortitude towards people in us
Our resolutions are soft like glass

34. Our natures are loyal and Euphrates
So no dust stuck to them

35. We besiege with rhymes those who reviled us
And we are the foremost in competition

36. We spurned pottery and those seeking money did not blame us
From seeking pottery

37. And during peace our love was not permitted
While we are of tranquility and dignity

38. So this is it - you broke the covenants
And you won with every betrayal and shame

39. Prayers on the Guided one will not cease
From the sobbing of the short embracers

40. Yes, between the enemies that day they turned
Upon sorrows, my recollection was provoked

41. It is as if you are denied meeting the Intercessor
The father of lights, the gatherer of honor

42. So repent O servant, you carry the mark
Of your ancestors, so it is disgracing warriors

43. Yes O servant, you carry the mark
Of your ancestors, so it is disgracing warriors

44. A clear light shines on your bright face
Inherited from your great elders

45. So if your envious envious neighbor harmed you
And insulted you with humiliation and pettiness

46. And wanted your highest, most valuable position
With the severity of hatred and declared harm

47. Then do not blame, for you are the adornment of plains
A lighthouse for every confused and elite one

48. My father of injustice whose traits are scattered
The dear neighbor, protector of the vile

49. The state of affairs says about you to whoever intends
And examines your distinction in competition

50. My rival O servant, did you not know
Whom you compete with or rival?

51. Do you not know that he has traits
Before which even the honorable fall short?

52. The humility of a pure mystic knowing God
More chaste than modesty and honor

53. The ally of generosity, the radiance of his hands
Upon his visitors and neighbor a neighbor

54. He succeeded in the position of his father in truth
A reader, reciter, residing, and dignified

55. He abandoned politeness walking politely
And appeared with tranquility and dignity

56. So if he does not stop, it is sweeter and more beloved
Than pleasure highlighted with perfume

57. And he is bitterer to the enemy, a resistant bite
So he is intimidating to the brave

58. A young man whose nature and origin are delicate
So he became with praiseworthy traits arrayed

59. And his carpenter improved so he increased in goodness
And the goodness of the branch is from the goodness of the carpenter

60. He smiles when delegations come to him dispersed
And he honors with his right and left hand

61. May God reward him with the best recompense
With which he rewards the elite of the elite

62. And appoint him obeyed, straightforward
Upon the enlightened upright religion

63. By the status of the Chosen Best of Creations
And the status of the Household and noble comrades

64. Upon him from the Throne prayers
As long as the waves of the seas surge