1. The face of time has now become smiling,
And the fragrance of safety has begun to waft.

2. The horizons have given birth to nights,
And the universe was once intensely dark.

3. The hand of wishes has covered the darkness when,
It tore the gown of doubt due to what it imagined.

4. About the master, the patron of mankind,
The star of nobles whose stars have shone.

5. I mean by him the pure, honorable one,
Who reached the highest summit, patron of patrons, intrepid.

6. Valiant when events of war were told,
His spear quenched thirst in the thick of battle.

7. A hero, when others fled, not lagging behind,
And when others attacked, not advancing.

8. When he loved, he was a cloud when it intended rain,
And when he was kind, he was a twittering pigeon.

9. Thus the delegations pledged allegiance to him
For through him they attained honor, aloftness and generosity.

10. The nearest of kin approached him for their kinship
To be near him, occupying the greatest position.

11. And family ties - when cemented
With love - became greater and more solemn.

12. Thus when he strengthens the ties between them,
The efforts of mischief-makers will not succeed.

13. How many slanderers enticed with their evil talk
Until they turned peace into bloodshed!

14. And how many enemies pretended intimacy in what
They did while hiding their intentions!

15. And how many true, loyal friends were ruined
By suspicions, which was just speculation.

16. And how many a youth abandoned his friend, his enemy,
While he was the friend, and has always been thus!

17. And how many deceivers came in the guise of an advisor
While their trickery kindled the fire of hatred!

18. Indeed the stranger, even if he curries favor in the land
Is still distant, even if he comes near and advances.

19. And the winds of fate have categorically foretold
That it will always protect him and his family.

20. Whoever was tested by your affection did not belong
Among those counted as enemies and litigants.

21. And preventing decay before it happens
Is more appropriate for one who wants it not to be lost.

22. And if care is prolonged, it will melt away
And will not wither even if the skies intend otherwise.

23. Do I seek refuge with you due to the kinship
Of affection through which your honor included me?

24. Pour balm on the deep wounds
And pounce when the enemy attacked and tied the knot.

25. Extract the rancor from hearts with pure drink
By which what was dark before is illuminated.

26. Since your opinion for the misguided opinion
Is a healing medicine, and a salve for every wound.

27. Mend the cracks of the ignorant with wisdom,
O wisest of rulers in that which you ruled.

28. Until ignorance is replaced with knowledge
And one day thirst with satiation.

29. For forgiveness is the mark of nobles, and indeed
Whoever precedes in it is the most noble.

30. And if you return to consent, you make
Every bitterness before it sweet and mellow.

31. Indeed, every enormity becomes trivial to the great
When it is exposed and its sin will not become grave.

32. So be safe and remain lofty, protected
By the shadows of glory that remain suspended.

33. Your noble traits will always be accompanied
By a pleasant, delighted and delightful life.