1. Glory raised a banner of congratulations
So give free rein to joy and happiness

2. And move freely in the theaters of companionship
Every inclination, thought, and tongue

3. Give it free rein, this is a meadow
For one who wanders, hopes and becomes enchanted

4. It is enough for it today to be seen in the race course
With its passions dragged by the pony tails

5. It almost tore open the breast pocket
Full of ink, blossoms, and colors

6. It almost flew high above the ground wandering
And competed with the rising eagles

7. And saw the meadow of the galaxy echoing
And the luck of the stars like the two lucky ones

8. It is only a burst of vitality
Intoxicated with neither confusion nor passion

9. It glimpsed the pasture of wishes while still covered
Resting comfortably in its grassy cradle

10. Spreading the fluttering folds of its silky carpet
Watered by the streams of the marshes

11. So it lengthened and yearned for a past era
Like the era of carefree youth

12. How God has protected for me in the valleys of Najd
A square soften by its branches

13. And in the valley of Al-Aqeeq a shaded shelter
Watered by Al-Aqeeq from my eyelids

14. If my heart inclines towards protecting it
A flashing lightning portrayed it in throbbing

15. So many nights I spent awake
And days adorned with silk clothes

16. When I breathe its flowers and cover myself
With the perfume of Nayrouz and festivals

17. Pulling from the pleasure of life a coldness
That time's suspicions could not stain

18. I met groups of wishes barefaced
Traveling from faces that frown

19. And days lowered their eyelids from me
Their way is to see the likes of me happy

20. Oh shelter in Rafad with shade and protection
Drawn to the lover and close to the beloved

21. Its shadow has never ceased to protect me
And its cover, though remote, is my place

22. Whether it tightened or called to my nature
Our souls from it are to the chambers

23. News came that the valleys circled
Among its protectors foals of wild cows

24. It frequented them to drink at dawn and graze at night
Appearing through the still darkness

25. And clothed them in gowns of fine fabric
Of beautiful embroidery and color

26. And the warbler called in it invitingly
A call that filled the soul's hearing

27. This is the time of joy so gain your share
Urging the drinking bowls

28. And time, though vanishing, has brought maturity
The wine of time, not the wine of the vintner

29. And extract from it comfort after harshness
When it appears in the form of adolescence

30. Resignedly remorseful, gathering the remorseful
And whisperers in the council of the regretful

31. I felt a premonition and sniffed
The air clearing what had come to me

32. And there were cups of good news appearing
In faces lit with trust

33. So I shook off the shackles of habit
And walked with the gait of the blithe

34. I was confused. Was it a bringer of good news?
Or someone else while I was hopeful?

35. Then I asked them, and they said: You forgot
And questioned us despite knowing

36. Don't you know Rushtum has appeared
Embodying all the qualities of perfection?

37. What merit has he not encompassed with his hands?
And what have his two hands not undertaken?

38. The refinement of a nature with the wisdom of opinion
And dignity with charm

39. And the experience of shrewdness in youth
And the height of maturity beyond recklessness

40. And humility despite growing pride
And selflessness despite pursuing gain

41. And shyness that clothes him in frown and silence
In splendor that captures pure souls

42. And intelligence that ignited with cool calm
May God extend your life, how can they meet?

43. And stubbornness, hard in determination
And gentleness in submitting to the truth

44. And aversion to trivialities and firmness
In facing the tests that come

45. And abundance of determination and good opinion
And decisiveness and contentment

46. And noble aspirations
With moderation in animal desires

47. And passion for earning praise and glory
While avoiding the attainment of fleetingness

48. And attraction to his Lord and remembering Him
Occupying all his time

49. The virtues that his piety led him to
And the leader of guidance met for heavens

50. Characteristics that are pure from blemishes
And sublime, above defects

51. Too great to be attained but by an individual
Singled out by the Grace of the Merciful

52. The rider of excellence, determined, whom you see
His horses are not harnessed with the bridles

53. Extending a hand of chastity so it reached
Where the hands of others did not extend

54. If he appeared in a position of wisdom, adorned
You would see him like the full moon in Libra

55. You see in him neither what pains the soul
Nor what deafens the ears

56. Nor deception, so he cheats, but only
Praise flowing like clouds

57. This is how greatness is and perfection is
For man to have

58. How God pours from the abundance of overflowing virtue
Circling it in the purest vessels

59. Then produced it as the perfect example in manners and nature
The eminent grandson of Qahtan

60. The gaze drips from him a harvest of one who rebukes
With the life-giving spring of vitality

61. Exposing the full moon in clarity and joy
And surpassing it in beautiful qualities

62. Would that your eyes saw him one day of battle
When his sky was clouded with smoke

63. And his land was covered with heavy darkness
For the stones, while it is like a rose in clarity

64. And the tumult that makes the faces go pale
And the hands of the horses paw the ground and the resolve is like mountains

65. And the eyes of the warriors look for targets
To snatch the souls from the bodies

66. And the hissing of the naked swords
Announce the cannons' destruction

67. As if the atmosphere was ruined crammed
With the filth of the catapults and clubs

68. And as if the body parts flying in it
Were bats scattered from the flash of teeth

69. Its land quaked from the lightning and thunder
With eclipse and tremors

70. So it is like a ship in a sea of fire
In the midst of raging tyranny

71. And he at that time reinforces the terrified
A horn to other than the coward

72. Flashing like a full moon over the galaxy
Pelting the giants with meteors

73. Sacrificing his wealth for the sake of religion
And people, family, and homeland

74. The envious conceal his prominence from me
While he is a sun that refuses to be concealed

75. And they want - while he is the apple of my eye -
If he shunned me with his shadow to turn away from my eyelids

76. They knew that the blessing that included him
Is to me the source of the living spring

77. I see none but him and do not wish
But what my eyes see and my soul comprehends

78. God knows that whenever
I meet his person in every place

79. He fills my heart, mind, existence
My life, hearing, and sight

80. So when I ponder, he is my consciousness
And when I speak, he is my tongue

81. If while awake I imagined remoteness
From him, my clothes would be my coffin

82. Or if in a dream I saw an image of turning
Away from him, my soul would stray from the body

83. I do not forget meetings that passed
With him between me and so-and-so

84. Rushtum said to me, he reached unprecedented heights
I said this is due to his greatness being a symbol

85. He said his ranks are all sublime
I said and he is the most sublime in the scales

86. He said he will rise in status after a while
I said who can live to see that day?

87. He said until loyalty from him comes your way
I said this is the start of the days

88. He said to convey to you good tidings today
I said I convey to it congratulations

89. He said: What is the reward of good news?
I said: What can be within my capacity?

90. He said: What joy did you find in it?
I said: The coolness of drink for the thirsty

91. He said: Did longing for him shake you?
I said: Yes, it provoked and stirred me

92. He said: Writing would be enough without meeting
I said: Would hearing suffice without seeing?

93. He said: So present it, as tomorrow he will come
I said: Tomorrow brings fruits to gather

94. He said: You will meet him on a great celebration
I said: I will meet the wishes of my soul

95. He said: You will speak highly of his prominence
I said: Enable me to fulfill it, I hope so

96. He said: You will include every intention in praising him
I said: It suffices that he is for it, and enough for me

97. He said: How faithful you are to him!
I said: But he is more faithful and gracious to me

98. And anxiety settled in me
The disturbing doubts and conjectures

99. They only entrusted him with matters
That are his extending of the truth

100. Triumphant you are in the heights, and this
Fortress from you has become clear to see

101. They have only chosen a knowledgeable keeper
Informed of matters, of insight

102. He will not be tempted if given power
Nor will his integrity be stained

103. So when you combine the letter Noon with Meem
It spells favor, what a combination!

104. You will see him characterized by pureness
Nurtured on the four paradises

105. And you see a workshop weaving a fabric
Adorned with the affection of every Hijazi artisan

106. The room of the counselor was like a land
With elevated halls of paradise

107. Containing what delights the eye and gratifies
Souls with a variety of clothes

108. Robes still above the ankles
And barefoot pulled up sleeves

109. The devil of mankind wreaked havoc in it
As the devil of Jinn did to the house of eternity

110. Justice expelled him from it like his brother
A curse dwelling in the house of disgrace

111. And endowed it to a knowledgeable keeper
Who endowed its sister to the pleasure of God

112. Schemes were planned for it in the form of a necklace
Then faded from its beauty somewhere

113. His share of it is but the passion of his soul
Like the share of unrequited love from snakes

114. Justice extracts its poisons from it
A barrier between raging and depravity

115. It is the Najd, you are its triumph and this
Fortress from you has become clear to all

116. They have only appointed a knowledgeable advisor
Informed of matters, of insight

117. He will not be tempted if given power
Nor will his integrity be stained by immorality

118. So if you combine the letter Noon with Meem
It is favor from us, what a pair!

119. You will see him characterized by detachment
Nurtured on the four good paradises

120. And you see a workshop weaving a fabric
Adorned with the affection of every patchwork artisan

121. The councilor's room resembled a land
With elevated halls of paradise

122. It contained what gratifies the eyes and delights
Souls with varieties of clothes

123. Robes still above the ankles
And barefoot pulled up sleeves

124. The human devil wreaked havoc in it
As the devil of Jinn did in the house of eternity

125. Justice evicted him from it like his brother
A curse dwelling in the house of disgrace

126. And endowed it to a knowing protector
Who endowed its sister to the pleasure of God