1. You chose the Caliph's appointed successor for the covenant,
So you watered the expanses of al-Basitah like a covenant.

2. And you gave respite to the people of the contract and oath during the period
In which the most glorious system was assumed.

3. Commending those whose hearts beat with allegiance,
Sufficient for every obstinate transgressor.

4. And relying on the support of the governors against aggression,
With reliance on the most noble and generous supporter.

5. So between an answerer facilitating and enabler
Appointing a ruler of guidance and righteousness.

6. And in Rajab when they congratulated its convention,
So that the individual month would congratulate the individual.

7. You postponed what they wished out of wisdom that decreed,
With its solidification in the middle of the holy months.

8. And at the sun's entry into Aries, the beginning ended
With your blessing the moon of good fortune.

9. You did not appoint him out of affection,
But for love of winning in the Garden of Eternity.

10. By the life of guidance, the nation of guidance did not agree
Upon other than Mahdi, the guide of guides in the cradle.

11. And it only gained prominence with the most prominent establisher
For his overflowing aid over the expanses and heights.

12. It reached the utmost extent of victory and support,
Soaring with its hopes, reaching the highest aspiration.

13. Whenever its red banner promises confronting the enemy,
Convulsion seizes the platforms of the pulpits.

14. And the banners of the religion of truth gain more honor,
With the state whose past is the future of seriousness.

15. To the origin from Adnan his glory is attributed,
And it is no wonder that swords are attributed to India.

16. He is the chosen and selected one, his dwellings
Have pledged support for Allah, and fervor.

17. When the clouds of his knowledge set out
And attained him, they carved out ignorance and vain effort.

18. The majesty of his loftiness makes kings bow down
Silently even if their tongues were most eloquent.

19. And he overcomes polytheism so his might reaches
The monotheists closely and remotely.

20. It is as if I see the worshipers of the Messiah humiliated before his glory,
And their leader led in the humility of a slave.

21. But after the stirring of its fire with the pouring of molten iron,
The green regiment plunges to take vengeance on them.

22. And under the banner of victory a ferocious lion
Who craves the roses of death like an ardent lion.

23. He appeared bare except for edges too delicate
To have thick skins in the coarseness of war.

24. So he burdens the swarthy in the darkness of the fray,
And turns to the Indian in the redness of the cheek.

25. Among the people are those who confront the enemies with firmness,
They are the army of Allah, what an excellent army!

26. News of the near conquest, its narrators
Are protected in transmission from the blemish of criticism.

27. Congratulations to Yahya that he in Muhammad
Sought the care of the caliphate with determination.

28. And he built with resolved intent foundations
On pillars of justice that stand on pillars.

29. An imam who showed us from the leadership of his son
The death of an obstinate one, and the death of a prepared one.

30. The stars of nightfall are amazed at his brilliance,
And his subjects are pardoned from stupor.

31. He has an epic Hashemite history, its contents
Being only the splendor of praise, adorned with thanks.

32. Whenever he wills a matter, kings are before him
To accomplish it before angels in zeal.

33. His enemies are for killing or capture in captivity,
Either bound or pierced through with spears.

34. He brought destruction upon Qays and their possessions,
With no defense against events for them.

35. By Allah, neither East nor West of the lands
Are for his dominion except gifts for one seeking guidance.

36. Take another look at his achievements,
You will find them, by truth, lacking any peer.

37. He invaded them, and when his contentment was incomplete
With a magnanimous breast that heals breasts, and a gentle hand.

38. I held back my hands from them,
His eminence at the highest pinnacle of the towering and firm mountain.

39. So they saw there is no eternity to their kingdom,
Even if they became blind to insight like immortals.

40. And from the loss of their latter generations other than scattered dust,
It was certain it would collapse when his army collapsed.

41. Or did the Umayyads ever possess guided leadership
After Marwan and his coarse hair?

42. Allah irrigated one entrusted to Him and faithful
To the measure of the caliphate and the covenant.

43. And eternalized for the life of this world and religion two imams
In piety, two girdles of glory.