1. Awaken, O you deluded by life, for the horizon has cleared,
With abundance of kinship and overflowing security.

2. The destroyer of pleasures remains not for the youth,
And life has no pleasure while on the brink.

3. Hopes expanded in the straitness of living,
Yet lifetimes hastened therein out of fear.

4. Desires depart only suddenly,
And souls are seized only abruptly.

5. Can one be fooled by hopes when his fate
Is the fate of one the dust and stones have gathered?

6. Descendant of the honorable house of the Beyramis,
Stars of guidance in the firmaments without concealment.

7. He assumed leadership in the prime of glory,
May God protect him, however mighty and noble.

8. And he exerted himself for the goals of virtues,
Thus he became therein a source of pride, adorned.

9. Indeed he was of astute, graceful opinion and speech,
Experienced with the times and adept in management.

10. His demeanor and words adorned gatherings,
And he possessed the hearts and minds of men through rapport.

11. He ascended in pride, dignity, and happiness,
And was excellent in all his affairs and management.

12. And he exemplified in all hearts an affection
That clothed him in richness of religion and ample worldly goods.

13. And from it he saw, since the morning of his passing,
A prayer that rivals sorrow and ardence.

14. So stand, O passerby, around his burial place,
And consider this influence on him as stations.

15. And greet him generously, saying and chronicling:
May the rain irrigate the grave of Beyram Mustafa.