1. We began with Allah, the Wise Protector
These are the last blossoms of the stars' flowers

2. Seize them before prohibition intends
For there is disagreement about prohibition

3. The blessed month of fasting has come
So replace it with a despicable deed

4. Destroy a sanctity which honored what
My covenant to preserve it was not honorable

5. Who laments over conversation has stolen
The cup from the conversation of the companion

6. Al-Qatariyy is more deserving of success than
‘Umran for whoever says in arbitration

7. I am for Al-Waleebiyy not for Hassaan so blame me
If blame satisfies you then blame me

8. Renewed from the opinion of the elders in
Sitting I am equipped with every old opinion

9. Make me sober until you see me not distinguishing
Between crooked and straight

10. So the booty of war is more worthy for the likes of me
If turned from the blowing of the breeze

11. And let us bark protecting every regarded
And diminish according to the measure of every great

12. And add to sins, for the matter
Is to a Forgiving, Merciful

13. The unique description is like the sun, like the rain
Like the branch in softness, like aim

14. The drinker of wine, the shine of my life
Captivates souls before bodies

15. Inclined to sweetness sometimes it was
Misguided for the sweet

16. He does not care who spent the night playing with it if
He did not gain the kingdom of Persia and Rome

17. He does not care who kissed his delicious
Mouth on the plate of his soft cheek

18. Between a night like the greenness of a garden in beauty
And morning like its fragrance in the breeze

19. As if the stars in the darkness of dawn
Were wrapped in it one by one in cloaks

20. The eyes of lovers were shocked by separation
So they narrowed between blaming and frowning

21. They reckoned it as entertainment to the tune
Of strings, both plucking and strumming

22. Kissing me farewell to the evildoer
Who breaks faith, bidding farewell to the sleepy

23. And devout from the money of the orphan but
Maybe he pastured the flock of the orphan’s mother

24. And sullen but time keeps away from
His purity with all sullenness

25. And reckoned until when she left him
Turning away from the hands and the trunks

26. I do not care if he blames me for what
Happened and if I am not asked then I am not blamed

27. Do not talk about the confusion of life
But of the generosity of Abraham

28. Of gifts that are clouds and if
People distinguished them from the clouds of the sky

29. Rushing to carelessness, they in it
Are equal, complainer or resident

30. From before a conqueror to conquer, no
Difference between described and depicted

31. And if the branches are good and long
It suffices to research the intelligence of people

32. Brilliant like the morning, confused like the night
General in every general matter

33. Inaccessible to blame with procrastination
To lack of the non-existent

34. Comfortable to virtues, gentle
In an honest statement, solid

35. My conqueror so count him in conquest
If you do not count him among the stars

36. And far-reaching, does not accept oppression
Unwilling, does not bring me with an oppressor

37. Turner of hearts, binder of resolve, vast
In chest, perceptive in mind, determined in purpose

38. And eloquent, you see him in every club
A knight in ode and poem

39. Time hesitates from him from words
Whose impact in its belly is like pegging

40. He grazes in the plains if the people turn away
When people are barren in provisions

41. And if opponents turn against him
He is called between him and the opponents

42. Cautious, leading to every secret
While he is between playing and caution

43. You protected my honor, O Ibrahim, with an opinion
My enthusiasm in guaranteeing it and my worries

44. And you took responsibility for me with an essence
Of a face the days have drunk like ardour

45. By my life if I do not prove you Abu
Is’haq then I am the worst scoundrel

46. And by my life rhymes will come to you
From birth I bring though barren

47. With gifts you granted me bodies
That dispelled the severity of every grave matter

48. And as you have delineated me the passage of nights
Requires me, my utmost effort like the adversary

49. And if rhymes remember you
They begin with prayer and peace

50. And if praise gains from you a share
Then it is the sweetest nectar, free of turbidness

51. And if I raise my voice with your name
Then the leader praises a great name

52. And if I do not articulate precaution from enemies
Then to your glorious glory I recite

53. So dress with what I rhyme, perfume
The magnificent support and facilitation

54. And legitimize from the return of al-Fitr a day
Returning with reverence and glorification

55. Some of your days which are in the days of
This life the new moon in oblivion

56. You taught us how the path to
Glory is so we walked and knew by teaching