1. Whether shed tears, blood, or rhymes
The mourners deserve the greatest grief

2. Is it fair to eulogize the virtues to the people
While the mourners were not crying?

3. The calm of some nights deceived you
So you slept with a soft, tranquil mind

4. It was calm but to prepare for the clamor
Moments and seconds of its hours

5. Except there is a gap between the cup and the mouth
For mighty events that make the gray-haired youthful

6. So gently warn whoever is cautious
Whenever you see wishes in the corners of the heart

7. Mohammed the role of science, its beginnings
Were peaks among the people, thanks to you

8. Except for the sorrow and grief
The tyrannical fate imposed it quickly on you

9. So why is there misery, may Allah not bless misery
That made the bringer of glad tidings among people a mourner

10. Despite the pilgrimage and glory, decrepitude touched you
With evil, so your firm wood decayed

11. And the door you were next to was shut
Where you met expectantly and waited hopefully

12. Mohammed who protects the religion and its reservoir
And wards off transgressions among people

13. Some people attacked the Book and wounded
Its eloquence, straying from the purpose

14. So you looked into it with a gaze that penetrated
The essence of Allah's purpose when you guided

15. And you reconciled the Sharia and reason after
The two parties thought they would never meet

16. And how many people fought Ahmad's religion
So you unleashed on them the lion's rage

17. You stood while the pens of misguidance were let loose
And the pens of the people of truth yearned for you

18. And you silenced every debater with proof
If you had not been angry, he would have persisted

19. So they came to propriety even if you did not argue with them
Otherwise, the people's roaring cry would have been destructive

20. Congratulations to them, so let them bear their burdens
For after you the field has become empty

21. Mohammed you gave the mirrors their due right
And in your life you called them to it

22. You taught the people of customs the aspects in customs
With well-known subtleties and meanings

23. You treated the diseases of hearts wisely
Seeing the cure clearly behind it

24. And you placed in the students parts of a brain
That sees knowledge guiding if it does not know the person

25. Virtues, if counted, would overflow among us
As if we had made the meadow's expanse a club

26. Do not sleep with the righteous in eternity comfortably
For you remained awake with resolute purpose, suffering

27. You were rewarded for Islam what you deserve
For you were a sword in the hand of truth, determined