1. O third of the two lives in knowledge,
While I am third of the two waists in sickness,

2. Shall I be your servant, then slayed
By passion unjustly and oppressively?

3. And remain in your name in passion
And go astray from my burdens in your name?

4. You will be my shield, then pierce
Me with glances like arrows.

5. For the beauty of your writing I was
Wounded on the cheeks with a mark.

6. In the rhythm of your mouth I composed
For her on the mouths a composition.

7. Indeed I have decided my youth
From the antelope decisively.

8. And I probed the will of love in it
But did not find for love any will.

9. And I was done with it consolingly
And I was busy from you with all my bliss.

10. And I found the description of your eminence
Sweeter than the pillows of all my pain.

11. You are the one who conquered the kings
All with might and resolve.

12. You are the one who ruled the countries
And guided them with view and wisdom.

13. You are the one who attained the sky
And attained it with destiny and greatness.

14. You are the one who destroyed the enemies
With might, despitefully and resolutely.

15. You are the one who attained all the stars,
Star by star.

16. You are the one who split the sciences
And delved into them, science by science.

17. You are the one whose tremendous
Glory almost cannot be named.

18. The world has surrendered to you
And its war has become in your hands peace.

19. And everything insignificant and small
Has become near all my greatness.

20. And you have become in this time a spirit
Since you have made time a body.

21. And you knew what would be
Thought, hitting and understanding.

22. And you sufficed every worry
So your Lord sufficed you from what worries.

23. And you showed us your miracles
Copiously, and the full moon complete.

24. How many evident, dazzling miracle
Whoever does not see it, he is blind.

25. And you brought us from you victory
Quick, and ample honor.

26. And the face bright, and sublime embodied,
And the pride enormous.

27. And enter His paradises
So when you see you will see bliss.

28. And look at His enemies you will find them
Slain by it, killing and defeat.

29. The world has eaten them and so
The flesh of the people was tasty to it.

30. And through it they have been digested so
The eaten should not wonder at digestion.

31. Among all His enemies
Is none but the ones whose minds are blind.

32. Their purpose has been blinded so
The slap was interpretation of the blind.

33. Purify, O finest of creation, the religion of God,
In destiny and name.

34. O you who show us the saying distinctly
Decisive and the command resolutely.

35. I have come from my passion
To kiss the ground of your feet fervently.

36. It would gladden a heart that has suffered
From separation, misery and worry.

37. And I would remove a sorrow that has piled up
In its sides and spread.

38. And I see your clouds without fog
And the living is not dead.

39. And I see that when property came to you
It was like ample water.

40. My passion for you has not been concealed
And how can musk conceal its fragrance?

41. I wish I would be more loyal
Than he who makes oaths to you.

42. And I see it as beautiful when you
Prepare for me gifts and favors.

43. And I have thirsted for the drink
Of your palms, O brimming sea.

44. And I am your patron, so why
Should your enemy be quenched and I thirsty?