1. My poem begins by mentioning my neighbors near the Holy Mosque
Whose longing has a charm that ignites my blood

2. Leave me and my wonder and wonder at me with decorum and leave
The abode of ignorance and be reasonable in total deportment

3. They appeared so my blood became cheap to me, alas my regret
At my ripped patience after their distance

4. The blood dragged my tears the day they separated
And my love went with my mind following them

5. O Zaid, Zaid of wishes since they dismissed me
And said: be happy near them and you'll be blissful near them

6. How many fair, just people slander me
Distorting what the ewes of injustice and darkness distorted

7. I remain burnt by them and in sorrow
My thoughts disturbed by my antagonist and my judge

8. They thought consoling me was stinginess when they were stingy
To mention a past intimacy that delighted the heart

9. My fate, Abu al-Hasan, is to love them
And the state of his son's state in loving them

10. They raced the precedents of my tears in loving them
And diverted them like my steeds on a crowded day

11. The leaves of my youth withered from borrowing the fire of passion and pain for them
The tied blood dragged my tears when they separated

12. And my love went with my heart following them
How happy the gazelle would be if it could tell of their glance

13. Or if you, oh gazelle, were comforted by their attention
I hoped for their return after reproach but

14. They only returned to retract their antagonism
They said, ambiguously, we do wish

15. To see you gain flesh upon flesh
If they become intimate, my heart is not like theirs

16. Can one shattered be matched to one intact?
I sent when their love was harmful to me as an example

17. And poison may be in the syrup
My heart's choice made my molars ache for them and eliminated

18. My existence and drew me to regret
They wanted integrity through insult and did

19. What upholding of covenants and promises does not accept
I joked seriously with my blamers and told them

20. Beware the ugliness of the frown
I said mockingly to those who slandered me about them

21. You have been guided to separate words and judgment
They spoke, embellishing words whereby

22. I understood, I said, the passion of the ignoble blamer
How they claimed their honesty one day though they weren't honest

23. I conceded that awaiting their honesty
They said we heard, and they do not hear, and they

24. Kindled a fire at my side by their friction
I turned my way fairly to the wise approach and they

25. Said I tore the dress of honesty and wisdom
You were guided, my blamer, so stop your scheming

26. For it is not good save to leave their love
Do good or do evil, be hopeful or despair, come near or distance, judge or doubt, gather or disperse, descend or settle, depart or stay

27. One who hopes for his errant brother's integrity, his words
Will be inclusive of honesty not accusations

28. They said: Will you reconsider them later? I said: Yes
They said: Will you believe? I said: Honesty is my quality

29. And I will show them contradiction
When I grow old and the old age whitens with senility

30. I differed from others in loving them, for I
Love the slanderers to bring me closer to their hearing

31. They adorned me with the scattered tears and they
Adorned themselves with their fine garments systematically

32. I lacked appending my luck with them
Due to the long separation and the fleeting world until nothingness

33. After them, I distracted myself with slender branches but
I did not exclude those resembling them

34. I intended observing the peer for them
Of rose, myrtle and meadowsweet

35. I raised my state to them when I was humbled and I
Directed my gaze to guide their messengers

36. I was elated in distance by depicting their nearness
And one may be embellished by the bliss of a dream

37. I blamed myself saying: old age warns me
While you, my soul, are stubborn against it today

38. No goodness in my honesty and determination unless I return you
Like restraining horses with halters

39. And I was guided to gracefully depart from
Slandering the noble messenger by praising the master of nations

40. Muhammad Ahmad, the guide, giver of glad tidings
The son of Abdullah, pride of continuous honor

41. The honor of the disgraced, the disgrace of the honored, hater of him
So wonder at the inversion of his enemies and their humiliation

42. He is the partner, the most fulfilling partner, in
Banishing the partner without hesitation in oath

43. The pure, the most high of glory, the appropriate match
For the potter, generous, of high principles

44. His merits, his ideals, and his loftiness
Are a collection of virtue in him without division

45. His traits to those remembering them became consistent
Did he come to Sheba? In the pen and the be?

46. So listen to the consistency of the aspects of my praise for him
And understand its meanings if you are of understanding

47. Revered in the agreement of praisers for him
In pardon if able or glory when avenging

48. The most eloquent despite exaggeration
About limiting some of what he deserves more than gifts

49. If he wanted to drown the enemies
The land would be an ocean with no shallows entered

50. It's no exaggeration if I say his determination
Nearly folds eras of ancient times

51. Compare him to the sea and the distinction is clear
Where are oceans to the sweetened brackish mail coat?

52. His allusion--how much illness in people it cured
And Jesus has no hand in it so do not suspect

53. Adam, when the indicator of his error appeared
Through it pled to God in antiquity

54. Through it Pharaoh called his followers
When Moses escaped their magic's arrows

55. The guidance shone so his legislation guided
The nations when the straight path became clear

56. By God, none are guided to a doctrine
Of God's words of wisdom except through his guidance

57. He negated through his confirmation and tradition
Ignorance we stray with from elucidated morsels

58. No return for the misguided from his nation's path
Yes, by his revealing elucidation of darknesses

59. His miracle turned gazelles without interpretation
Racing to their horizon without him herding them

60. The knowledgeable man ignored the transgressor and told him
A miracle or magic you see that I should prohibit?

61. There is no objection to his prophecy
For he is the honest so trust the truth and adhere

62. Recalling him in the mind appeared to us
When he toured by night and led the messengers in prayer

63. He is the worlds, indefinable in their totality
And annexing part to whole in greatness

64. The refinement of his instinct enriched him beyond breeding
In words, deeds, manners and principles

65. His forefathers have not ceased being praiseworthy since they were known
So he was the most praiseworthy of them by their consensus

66. His brilliance is the sun in dispersing the collected darkness
And his worth the sun did not perceive or cast

67. How many armies he defeated and divided them
So widows belong to widows and babies to orphans

68. Badr left them no full moons and in Uhud
No one remained when their elite were culled

69. Does not the reward of abundant good flow
For one cautious of misfortunes befalling without sleep?

70. If he extends a palm to distribute the bounty they
Are between the given, the newcomer, and the receiver

71. He realizes the gesture of one visiting him needy
So gives without tiring or boredom

72. A sun, moon and stars, lighted by him
His order beautified from branch to root

73. His loftiness was too great for partnership
For he is the leader, leader of revered leaders

74. For describers, his heights grow every period
Generating meanings whereby words did not stand

75. My innovative praise for one who left no innovations
Benefiting my profit, so if I'm verbose, do not blame me

76. How the mind delved in words praising him
Except bringing a string not unthreaded

77. Did the rarities of my words when they came inform me
That it is praise of the best of Arabs and non-Arabs?

78. My ornate praise of his heights is systematic
In the best systematically, in the best systematically

79. My repeating words settled beautifully describing the towering banner
The son of the towering banner, the son of the towering banner

80. And his good, pure household, he came
In did he come? Manifestly emphasizing their superiority

81. They are protection for creation, through whom salvation is hoped
Oh, the success of one beautified by following them

82. Obey them and beware disobeying, you'll be saved when
The faces whiten, becoming like charcoal in the Fire

83. They see extending palms as profit, not knowing
Any word for them but yes

84. The meadow was never devoid of dew, its scents blooming
Better than their attributes being unleashed

85. The white of virtues, black of vices, red of cheeks
Green of abodes, so compose describing their condition

86. Their interpretation, virtues, and pride
Is in their knowledge, ideals, and generosity

87. Creation cannot enumerate their merit
In knowledge, forbearance, favors, and benevolence

88. Beauty arranged, beneficence matched, and
Favor coincided in their cohesion

89. The wind never blew fragrance unless
It was scented by their land one day

90. They remain gentle, gentle in manner
Gentleness is well-known to their nature

91. They pardon every sin when able
Following their munificence when pardoning

92. Establishing justice, they implemented its foundations
The wolf and lamb harmonize in the pasture

93. Their good opinion increased lucidity and their stinginess
With their honor and munificence overflowed like blood

94. If you wish to criticize while praising, say
No flaws in them but excessive attainment

95. They eternally bewilder enemies
As if they love whiteness in heights

96. Whoever lacks insight and guidance
Take their attributes' riddles and mysteries

97. They followed the sweet down with the sword's slashing
Where the cheek is caressed by the drawing sword

98. Say of Ali, the prince of bees, their pride
What you wish, following praise's capacity and judge

99. Do not object to my praising him
For I am not suspect in extolling my children

100. They are united, gathered and never differed
If not for paternalism, we'd say they're equal

101. Entrusting my heart with loving them fortified me
A pillar not toppled by their care through them

102. Praise be to Allah constantly, eternally
For restoring my people to me through loving them

103. My adherence in religion by their effort
The truth of their love still inspires my heart

104. When my sin necessitates my perdition
I actualize my hopes in them, necessitating my bounty

105. They are the way to the gates of Paradise tomorrow
So I do not fear stumbling footsteps with them

106. I stripped the enemies' necks for them of spears
Severing necks with an unblemished blade

107. I depicted emphasizing my love for them but
I have not ceased infatuating my fervor with them, with them

108. Through them my poem was adorned and my pain subsided
And how my knowledge expanded and my banner exalted!

109. I folded away from all things delighted in
Stingily when detailing their praise delighted me

110. When I make recommendations praising them
Their mention sweetens my tongue and essence

111. I omitted the love of other than the Prophet's household and do not
Praise other nor laud nor hurl

112. My heart's restriction in praising them is my honor
In both lives, so my pride is in praising them

113. I scattered in joy describing them my praise
And only attained my gifts through their prestige

114. I was rewarded in my words, I exaggerated in my wisdom
I eternalized my concerns, I quenched all my thirst

115. I attained safety from the sea of poetry and
Took its path to devise a pearl describing them

116. And his loyal, pure companions, he came
A dual inclusion of my praise for their assembly

117. My words and meanings were consistent in their harmony
In praise of the most wondrous past of sword and pen

118. Balanced, proper, approved, good
Assisted, protector, empowered, bold

119. My rhymed prose and simple meter for him
So the most wondrous composition rhymed for him, integrated

120. The meter and meaning were composed by me for him in
Speech stirred by it, composed by the chanting with melody

121. And it came with words for him, integrated with
Words, racing with which the racers chant

122. Do not accept my condensed praise of him, and listen
To my widespread praise between sanctum and sanctuary

123. My rhyming prose systematically and pride in my wisdom
Its words are pearls of wisdom from my mouth

124. You, master of both worlds, are my reliance
To facilitate what I hope and my pillar

125. I incorporated praising you though times are grim
And you are the noblest one hoped for in tribulation

126. How you have favored without favor upon a fearful one
Beware the descent of adversities without sleep!

127. Eloquence's beauty showed us a miracle from you
Before which the most eloquent stutter with muteness

128. You were victorious through awe and the divine decree sufficed
Your victory's knot no blinker can untie

129. How many contumacious brute you split with a hand
Splitting with a vengeful hand for God, committed

130. So who equals you in merit and benevolence?
You are the greatest of all God's creations

131. My skill refused to profess my request
When it saw the currents of your pouring generosity

132. Connect my poem's beginning with what I attain with it
A beautiful conclusion succeeding an excellent beginning