1. He is a mountain of knowledge that cannot be challenged in loftiness
And an ocean of virtue that does not cease to flow

2. A scholar, when others err, who shows us
A sound opinion that he has

3. He revived the quarters of noble traits with his merit
After they had been idle

4. And to him merit freely handed over its difficult reins
And drew near to him voluntarily though it had been distant

5. How many arguments among people did he erect the pillars of
Against their wishes, pleasing justice and unity