1. For Allah, then for you is the greatest station
And the highest lineage is attributed to you

2. And the heritage from the Prophet Muhammad belongs to you
As well as the House, the Great Stone, and Zamzam

3. What the riding camels carried to Mina
And what was shed there from blood during the rituals

4. A risk from this world passes by while glory
Rises and abundant fate moves forward

5. Kings pass while you are a firm, towering mountain
A crowned and turbaned leader comes from you

6. That is only because their setting from you
Is deeper while the height of your glory is greater

7. Since you took on the burden of the Caliphate
Conscience was calmed by it and sleepers slept

8. Its pulpit had diminished out of fear
And the great orator took control of it

9. Until he emerged above its heights
While the ground quaked, gentle and broken

10. By Allah! What a station of faith you assumed
And the matter is concluded and firmly decided

11. It is as if you were the Prophet himself
Speaking either by word or by his tongue

12. Days which the obedient one made pleasant
Since the departure from the mount of that young man

13. So he left while the vigilant one followed after him
Recording his traits in time and being blessed

14. Some of them like rain followed by spring, and some
Like fire followed by dark ashes

15. Eras are not guided to a state
In which is Allah, the Prophet, and you

16. Nobility, O Banu Abbas, whose corridor he extended
And a height which the Pleiades and stars support

17. How often have our riding camels borne fatigue to you
While the ground is cool from dew and spears

18. Until lineages and offspring multiplied
So the highborn and the web-spinner are equal in blood

19. They are the strong, skinny horses, so if destiny desires,
they are

20. From the rescued, swift arrows
They guarantee a matter that its like

21. Was never guaranteed in the days of Judayl and Shadqam
Where the bestowal of gifts cease to flow

22. Forever and the actions of time are never blamed
And I am the warner against a transgressor I determined

23. With the light of a burning fire for the tyrants
The red foolishness of evil is fearful

24. To onlookers, with dark smoke for them
And a destroyer who throws the enemy with his pillar

25. Advancing like the stone thrower of a catapult destroying
In a battle in which speech under it was lost

26. Due to awe except for muteness and mumbling
Much iron was there so some avoid

27. The words of the stabbing with it and some are stabbed
From every laughing short spear as if it

28. Was hail lent to the brave and scarred warrior
And the long preceding tooth takes him

29. On the leg joints and pierces in the ribs
And the two shining swords except when meeting

30. What it always wraps and determines
In some young men who rode the heights of Hashim

31. Throwing the regions of the enemy as they threw them
Shyness runs naturally in their personalities

32. While blood runs in their palms
So when you get angry, you are you, courage

33. Faithful in rebuffing depravity and they are them
Entrusted with the burdens of the Majestic King

34. And sealed by the ring of the Great Tiding
Your rank became too high to be pleased by spoils

35. Or for a single coin to be poured onto your platforms
It is comfort which does not awaken from slumber

36. For eternity and a full moon never waning
A king whose ambitions played with passions

37. Keeping him far from what blamers say
Exalted above the perspective of time, exonerated

38. From what time favors and frowns upon
While you light up time so it becomes illuminated

39. Until the brightness overwhelms so it darkens
Benefit and harm occupy his tongue

40. In order to pave well-being or shatter a criminal
And his patron and his enemy depart from him

41. This one increases in wealth and that one perishes
Upon the devoted is a radiant prospect

42. While over the estranged looms a frowning one
Every day a retreating deposer

43. Collapses while a victorious earnest one moves forward
And the openings of cities come and go comfortably to you

44. While others are treated harshly
Were it not for you, the like of which would not be attained

45. In height nor would the like of which be gained in spoils
My day does not pass without your praise, for I

46. Am passionately in love with the majesty of your face
But it is a soul that is preserved to be transported

47. And folded from the length of words so it is stuffed
You are most high, so however much intrinsicness I gained

48. And whichever praise I construct is for its aim
It is not befitting for the likes of me that my words

49. Remain forever as pillars over time
And the best thing men transmit is a merit

50. That an ear borrows and a mouth passes on
And I am the close relative, a known kinship

51. And lineage courses and relatives bond
I do hope to have a day from you I angry enemies in

52. And attain from you a polished position
If enemies behold its splendor they go blind

53. Even if obstruction comes between you and I, melancholy and worn out
I will see you in the mirror of your generosity just as

54. The onlooker sees what he imagines
Indeed, an adviser from Ali obeyed you

55. Walking steadily, impassioned if he meets you
His appearance satisfies you and within his chest

56. Is a heart inclined towards what brings you nearer
So strengthen your hands with him, for you a rescinding ally

57. In carrying out commands and decisive matters
With knowledge I say what is clear and well-known

58. While the one who speaks without knowledge goes astray before you
With poetry I provoke al-Ajjaj with boldness

59. Like stabbing that makes blood flow and the spear shatter
And eloquence that, were it not for shyness, would

60. Provoke the standards of what al-Walid and Muslim said
And rhetoric which preoccupies the hearing in its contexts

61. From what the chanter says immersed in it
So towards what my ultimate goal hastens me

62. The doors of heavens, I say what cannot be understood
Alas! Did lowliness detain you from

63. Granting me access while difficult terrain and sickness dwelled with me
I increase in thinking about time so my finger

64. Becomes mutilated from my biting night after night
And I see the forbearing person being denied his aloofness

65. While the fool imposes his words so they are regarded highly
The feared of men has his purpose easily attained

66. While the one who does no injustice is treated unjustly
A heart that makes events tolerable and with it

67. Is determination against the cycles of time
O time! Compared to you the lowly became prosperous

68. And the wronged got retribution and the destroyed became verdant
I swear if you fill up with rage from

69. The dew of the Commander of the Faithful, I am forbidden (to attack you)
And since you dressed in his bestowal and demise

70. I throw (attacks) and time throws them back so I submit
When the Imam lends fervor to my heart

71. The matter becomes my own and opponents are subjugated