1. أَهَلَّ بالبَيْنِ فانْهَلَّتْ مدَامِعُهُ

    وآنس النَّفرَ فاستكَّتْ مسامِعُهُ

    He cried out at separation, and his tears poured forth.

    He perceived the departure, and his ears were deafened.

  2. وَوَدَّعَ المَنزِلَ الأَعلى فأَوْدَعَهُ

    فِي القَلبِ لاعِجَ بثٍّ لا يُوادِعُهُ

    He bade the loftiest dwelling farewell, and it left him

    a burning grief within his heart that grants him no peace.

  3. يا معهداً لَمْ يُضِعْ عَهدَ الوفاءِ لَهُ

    مُكسَّفُ النورِ عافي القدْرِ ضائِعُهُ

    O dwelling, the pledge of fidelity to you was not neglected

    by one whose light is eclipsed, whose worth is effaced and lost.

  4. ولا ثَنى عَبَراتي عنْ تَذَكُّرِهِ

    دَهْرٌ تَقارَعُ فِي صدري قوارِعُهُ

    Nor did time turn my tears away from remembering it—

    time whose calamities clash within my breast.

  5. حَسبي ضُلوعٌ ثَوَت فِيهَا مَصائِبُهُ

    وَمُقلَةٌ رَبَعتْ فِيهَا مَرابعهُ

    Enough for me are ribs within which its afflictions settled,

    and an eye in which its springtime haunts took up residence.

  6. سَقاكَ مثلُ الَّذِي عفَّى رُباكَ عسى

    يُنبيكَ كيْفَ غريبُ الرَّحْلِ شاسِعُهُ

    May rain like that which effaced your hills water you; perhaps

    it will tell you how the stranger fares, far from home:

  7. صباً كَتَصعيدِ أَنفاسي وصوبُ حياً

    تُريكَ عبْرةَ أَجْفانِي مَدامِعُهُ

    an east wind like the rising of my breaths, and a downpour

    whose streaming drops show you the tears of my eyelids.

  8. سحٌّ إذَا شَفَّ صحنَ الخدِّ ضائِرُهُ

    شفى تباريحَ مَا فِي القلبِ نافِعُهُ

    A torrent: when its harm wears thin the surface of the cheek,

    its benefit heals the agonies of what lies within the heart.

  9. لله من وَطَنٍ قلبي لَهُ وطنٌ

    يَبلى وأَبلى وَمَا تبلى فجائِعُهُ

    God! What a homeland, for which my heart is a homeland!

    It wears away, and I wear away, yet its calamities never fade.

  10. لا يسأَمُ الدَّهْرُ من شَوقٍ يُطالِعُني

    مِنهُ ومن زَفرةٍ منِّي تُطالِعُهُ

    Time never tires of a longing that visits me

    from it, or of a sigh from me that visits it.

  11. فطالَما قَصَّرَتْ لَيلي مَقاصِرُهُ

    لَهواً وَمَا صَنَّعت صُبحي مَصانِعُهُ

    How often its chambers shortened my nights

    with pleasure; its fountains did not fashion my dawn.

  12. وطالما أَيْنعتْ حولِي حدائِقُهُ

    والعيشُ غضٌّ أَنينُ الرَّوضِ يانِعُهُ

    How often its gardens ripened around me,

    while life was tender, and the garden's sigh was its ripened fruit.

  13. وكم أُظِلَّ مَقِيلي وَسْطَ جَنَّتِهِ

    بكُلِّ فرع حَمامُ الأَيكِ فارِعُهُ

    How often my midday resting place was shaded amid its garden

    by every branch upon which the woodland doves perched.

  14. إِنْ تُسعِدِ اليومَ أَشجاني نوائِحُهُ

    فكم وكمْ ساعَدَتْ شَجْوي سَواجِعُهُ

    If its mourning birds now aid my sorrows,

    how often, how very often, its cooing birds shared my yearning!

  15. وكم وَفى ليَ فِيهِ من حبيبِ هوىً

    خَلَعتُ فِيهِ عِذاري فَهو خالِعُهُ

    How many a beloved in passion kept faith with me there,

    for whom I cast off my bridle—he was the one who loosened it.

  16. رَوْضٌ لعَيْن الهوى راقَتْ أَزاهِرُهُ

    ومَشرَبٌ للصَّبَا طابَتْ مَشارِعُهُ

    A meadow whose flowers delighted the eye of desire,

    and a drinking place for youthful folly, whose watering places were sweet.

  17. وكم صَدَعْتُ فؤادَ اللَّيلِ عن قَمرٍ

    لَهُ هَوىً فِي صميمِ القلبِ صادِعُهُ

    How often I split the heart of night to reveal a moon

    whose love splits the very core of my heart.

  18. خالَستُ فِيهِ عيوناً غيرَ هاجِعةٍ

    والحَزمُ عنِّي غضيضُ الطرفِ هاجِعُهُ

    There I stole past eyes that did not sleep,

    while prudence, absent from me, kept its gaze lowered and asleep.

  19. وفي نِجادِي جريُّ الإِلفِ مُقْدِمُهُ

    وَفِي عِناني مُشيحُ الجذْلِ دارِعُهُ

    At my sword-belt was a bold companion, ever advancing,

    and at my rein a vigilant champion of joy, armored for it.

  20. فما تجاوَزْتُ قَرْنَ الموتِ مُعتسفاً

    إِلّا وقِرني رخيم الدَّلِّ بارِعُهُ

    Never did I recklessly cross the horn of death

    without my adversary being soft and exquisite in coquetry.

  21. تَحِيَّتي منه تَقبيلٌ ومُعتنَقٌ

    يَشدُّنِي غُلُّهُ فِيهِ وجامعُهُ

    My greeting from him was kissing and an embrace;

    his fetter and shackle bound me to him.

  22. لم أخلَعِ الدِّرعَ إِلّا حِينَ شَقَّقَهُ

    عن صفحِ صَدريَ مَا تَحوي مدارِعُهُ

    I did not remove my armor until it was rent

    from the breadth of my breast by what his garments held.

  23. ولا تَوَقَّيتُ سَهماً مِنْ لَواحِظِهِ

    يُذيبُ سَيفي وَفِي قَلبي مَواقِعُهُ

    Nor did I ward off an arrow from his sidelong glances

    that melted my sword and lodged within my heart.

  24. غُصنٌ تَجرَّعَ أَنداءَ النَّعيمِ فما

    يُطوَّقُ الدُّرَّ إِلّا وهو جارِعُهُ

    A branch that drank deeply of the dews of bliss, never

    garlanded with pearls without drinking them in.

  25. غَضُّ القباطِيِّ تَحْتَ الوَشي ناعِمُها

    مُخلخَلُ الجيدِ فَوْقَ العقدِ رادِعُهُ

    Tender in Coptic linens, soft beneath brocade;

    slender-necked, with a perfume stain above the necklace.

  26. يَميسُ طَوْراً وسُكرُ الدَّلِّ عاطِفُهُ

    وتارَةً وانثناءُ الوَشيِ لاذِعُهُ

    At times he sways, bent by the intoxication of coquetry,

    and at times by the sting of folding brocade.

  27. فاستفرَغَ الخَصرُ كُثبانا تُباعِدُهُ

    وأنبتَ الصدْرُ رُمَّاناً تُدافِعُهُ

    The waist grew hollow beside sand dunes that spread away from it,

    and the breast sprouted pomegranates that pressed against it.

  28. وفي السوالِفِ خوْفُ الصُّدغِ يَجرحُهُ

    تِمثالُ صُدْغَيهِ مِسكاً فهو مانِعُهُ

    On the cheeks is fear of the sidelock wounding him;

    the likeness of his two sidelocks, in musk, protects him.

  29. فَبِتُّ تَحْتَ رِوَاقِ اللَّيلِ ثانِيَهُ

    والشوقُ ثالثُهُ والوَصْلُ رابعُهُ

    So I spent the night beneath night's canopy, second beside him,

    with longing the third companion, and union the fourth.

  30. والسحرُ يسحرُ من لفظٍ يُنازِعُني

    والمِسكُ يَعبقُ من كَأْسٍ أُنازِعُهُ

    Magic enchants through the words he exchanges with me,

    and musk wafts from a cup I share with him:

  31. راحاً يَمُدُّ سناها نُورُ رَاحتهِ

    لولا المها لجرَتْ فِيهَا أَصابعُهُ

    wine whose radiance the light of his palm enhances.

    Were it not for the crystal, his fingers would have flowed into it.

  32. كَأَنما ذاب فِيهَا وردُ وَجْنته

    وشجَّها ريقُها المعسول مائعُهُ

    It was as though the rose of his cheek had melted into it,

    and the liquid of her honeyed saliva diluted it.

  33. جنى حياةٍ دَنتْ مِنِّي مطاعِمُهُ

    من بعدِ مَا قَدْ نَأتْ عنِّي مطامِعُهُ

    The fruit of life, whose tastes drew near to me

    after hopes of it had gone far from me.

  34. قَدْ أَنهَبَ المِسكَ والكافورَ خازِنُهُ

    وأرخَصَ الوَرْدَ والتفاحَ بائِعُهُ

    Its keeper had given musk and camphor freely,

    and its seller had cheapened roses and apples.

  35. فيا ضَلالَ نُجومِ اللَّيلِ إِذْ عَدِمَتْ

    بَدْرَ السماءِ وَفِي حِجري مَضاجِعُهُ

    How bewildered the stars of night were when they lacked

    heaven's full moon, whose resting place was in my lap!

  36. ويا حَنينَ ظِباءِ القفْرِ إذ فَقدَتْ

    غَزَالَهُنَّ وفي رَوْضي مَرَاتِعُهُ

    How the gazelles of the wilderness yearned when they lost

    their gazelle, whose grazing places were in my meadow!

  37. مَجالُ طَرْفِي وَمَا حازَتْ لواحِظُهُ

    وحرُّ صَدري وَمَا ضَمَّتْ أَضالِعُهُ

    The field of my gaze, and all its glances encompass,

    the warmth of my breast, and all its ribs enfold.

  38. وَالطِّرْفُ مرْآةُ عيني أَستَدِلُّ بِهِ

    عَلَى الصَّباحِ إذَا مَا خِيفَ ساطِعُهُ

    The steed is my eye's mirror; by him I discern

    the dawn whenever its gleam is feared.

  39. جَوناً أزيدُ به لَيلَ الرَّقيبِ دُجىً

    ويستثيرُ ليَ الإِصباحَ لامِعُهُ

    Dark-hued, with him I deepen the watcher's night with darkness,

    while his gleam awakens dawn for me.

  40. فباتَ يَعجبُ من ظبيٍ يُصارِعُني

    وَقَدْ يحِنُّ عَلَى لَيثٍ أُصارِعُهُ

    He spent the night marveling at a gazelle wrestling with me,

    though he would feel pity for a lion I wrestled.

  41. وَمَا رأَى قبلَها قِرْناً أُعانِقُهُ

    إِلّا وَوَدَّعَ نفساً لا تُراجِعُهُ

    Never before that night had he seen an adversary I embraced

    without that foe bidding farewell to a soul that would not return.

  42. حَتَّى بَدا الصُّبحُ مُشمَطّاً ذَوائِبُهُ

    يُطارِدُ اللَّيلَ مَوْشِيّاً أكارِعُهُ

    Until dawn appeared, its forelocks flecked with gray,

    pursuing night, whose legs were embroidered.

  43. كَأَنَّ جَمْعَ ضلالٍ حانَ مَصرَعُهُ

    وأنتَ بالسيفِ يَا مَنصورُ صارِعُهُ

    As though a host of error had reached the hour of its fall,

    and you, O Mansur, were its slayer with the sword;

  44. أَوْ كاشتِجَارِ رِماحٍ أنتَ مُشْرعُها

    فِي بابِ فتحٍ مُبينٍ أَنتَ شارِعُهُ

    or like the crossing of spears that you level

    at the gate of a clear victory that you open.

  45. جَيشٌ يَجيشُ برَعْدِ المَوْتِ يقدُمُهُ

    إِلَى عِدَاكَ قضاءٌ حُمَّ واقِعُهُ

    An army surging with the thunder of death, preceded

    toward your foes by a doom whose coming is decreed.

  46. صباحُ بارِقةٍ لولا عَجاجَتُهُ

    وَليلُ هابيةٍ لولا لوامِعُهُ

    A dawn of lightning, were it not for its dust cloud,

    and a night of dusty haze, were it not for its flashes.

  47. دلائِلُ اليُمْنِ فِي الهَيجا أَدِلَّتُهُ

    وأَنجُمُ السَّعدِ بالبشرى طَلائِعُهُ

    Signs of good fortune are its guides in battle,

    and stars of luck are its scouts bearing glad tidings.

  48. يُهدى بِهَدْيِ لِواءٍ أَنتَ عاقِدُهُ

    للهِ واللهُ بِالتأْييدِ رافِعُهُ

    It follows the guidance of a banner that you have bound

    for God, and that God raises with His support,

  49. لِمَوْعِدٍ غيرِ مكذوبٍ عواقِبُهُ

    فِي مَتْجَرٍ غَيرِ مُزْجاةٍ بضائِعُهُ

    toward a promise whose outcome will not prove false,

    in a market whose wares are not paltry.

  50. مَثنى جِهادٍ وصوْمٍ ضمَّ شملَهُما

    عَزْمٌ يُسايرُهُ صَبرٌ يشايِعُهُ

    A pair—jihad and fasting—brought together

    by resolve, accompanied and supported by patience.

  51. فلا ظَلامُ قَرارٍ أَنتَ ساكِنُهُ

    ولا نَهارُ مُغارٍ أَنتَ وادعُهُ

    No dark hour of repose finds you settled in it,

    nor a day of raiding finds you at ease.

  52. تَهيمُ فِي الأَرْضِ عن حِصنٍ تُنازِلُهُ

    وتَخرِقُ البيدَ عن جيشٍ تُقارِعُهُ

    You roam the land in search of a fortress to besiege,

    and cleave the deserts in search of an army to battle,

  53. حَتَّى جَدَعْتَ أُنُوفَ الشِّركِ قاطِبةً

    بأَنفِ مَعقلِ كُفرٍ أَنتَ جادِعُهُ

    until you cut off the noses of polytheism altogether

    by severing the nose of an unbelieving stronghold:

  54. غابُ الأُسودِ الَّذِي غُرَّ الضَّلالُ بِهِ

    فَخادَعَ اللهَ منهُ وهوَ خادِعُهُ

    a lion-thicket in which error was deceived into trust,

    from which it tried to deceive God, while He deceived it.

  55. فإِنْ شَجتْ ثغرَكَ الأَقصى مَرابصُهُ

    فقد شَجتْ أَرْضَه القصوى مَصارِعُهُ

    If its lairs wounded your furthest frontier,

    its places of slaughter have wounded its furthest land.

  56. وإِنْ يَرُعْ نازِحَ الأَوْطانِ عَنكَ فقدْ

    راعَ العدى منهُ يومٌ أَنتَ رائعُهُ

    If it alarms one whose homeland lies far from you, already

    a day made fearsome by you there has terrified the foes.

  57. صَبَّحتَهُ من رِياحِ النَّصرِ عاصفةً

    لا تتَّقي بَعدَها خَسفاً بَلاقِعُهُ

    You struck it at dawn with a storm from the winds of victory,

    after which its barren wastes cannot avert collapse.

  58. كَأَنَّ نافخ صُورِ الموتِ أَصعقَهُ

    فَهدَّ أَسوارَهُ العليا صَواقِعُهُ

    As though the blower of death's trumpet had stunned it,

    and his thunderbolts brought down its lofty walls.

  59. فَمقعَصٌ ناشِزٌ عنهُ حلائِلُهُ

    ومُرْضَعٌ ذاهِلٌ عنهُ مَراضِعُهُ

    One lies slain, his wives withdrawing from him;

    and a suckling, his nurses oblivious to him.

  60. وهامَ تَحْتَ بُرُوقِ المَوْتِ كلُّ رَشاً

    اللَّيثُ كافِلُهُ والليثُ فاجِعُهُ

    Every fawn wandered beneath the lightning flashes of death,

    a lion its guardian, and a lion its bereaver.

  61. هذا مُعانِقهُ يأْساً فَمُسلِمُهُ

    وذا مُعانِقهُ إِلفاً فَشافِعُهُ

    This one embraces him in despair, then gives him up;

    that one embraces him in affection, then intercedes for him.

  62. عواطِلاً أَنتَ حَلَّيتَ الخُيولَ بِهَا

    جيشاً غدائِرُها فِيهِ بَراقِعُهُ

    Unadorned women, with whom you adorned the horses,

    an army in which their tresses were its veils.

  63. أَورَدتها المِصرَ والأَبصارُ طامِحةٌ

    لِصنعِ مَا لَكَ ربُّ العرشِ صانِعُهُ

    You brought them into the city, while eyes looked eagerly

    at what the Lord of the Throne was accomplishing for you.

  64. والأَرضُ تَلبسُهُ طَوْراً وتَخلعُهُ

    والجِسرُ حامِلُهُ كَرْهاً فواضِعُهُ

    The earth wore it at one moment, then cast it off,

    and the bridge bore it unwillingly, then set it down.

  65. طوْدٌ منَ الخيلِ أَعلاهُ وأَسفلُهُ

    بَحْرٌ من السَّيلِ مُلتجٌّ دَوافِعُهُ

    Its upper part a mountain of horses, its lower part

    a sea of floodwater, its currents surging.

  66. والشَّمسُ لابسةٌ منهُ قِناعَ دُجىً

    واليومُ أَزْهرُ وَجهِ الجوِّ ماتِعُهُ

    The sun wore a veil of darkness drawn from it,

    though the day stood high, bright-faced in the sky,

  67. بيُمنِ حاجِبِكَ الميمونِ طائِرُهُ

    وَسَعدِ قائِدِكَ المسعودِ طالعُهُ

    through the good fortune of your chamberlain, blessed in his omen,

    and the luck of your commander, fortunate in his rising star.

  68. أَنجبتَهُ كاسْمِهِ تَحيا عُلاكَ بِهِ

    كَهلُ التجارِبِ شَرْخُ العزْمِ يافِعُهُ

    You begot him noble, true to his name; your glory lives through him:

    mature in experience, in the youthful prime of resolve.

  69. ساقِي الحياةِ لمنْ سالَمْتَ مُطعِمُها

    ذُعافَ سُمٍّ لِمَنْ حارَبتَ ناقِعُهُ

    He pours out life for those you befriend, feeding them it,

    and steeps potent, deadly poison for those you fight.

  70. أَوْفى بِهِ فِي رِداءِ الحِلمِ لابسُهُ

    وَعَلَّهُ بلِبانِ الحَرْبِ راضِعُهُ

    The wearer of forbearance's mantle brought him to perfection,

    and one who suckled war's milk nourished him upon it:

  71. مَنْ أَشرَقَتْ بسجاياهُ مَقاوِلُهُ

    وأَعرَقَتْ فِي مَساعيهِ تبابعُهُ

    one whose chieftains shone through his character,

    and whose Tubba kings struck deep roots in his achievements.

  72. وقَلَّدَتْهُ تُجيبٌ حَلْيَ سابقها

    حَتَّى غدا السابقَ المتبوعَ تابعُهُ

    Tujib adorned him with the jewels of its foremost man,

    until its follower became the leader whom others follow.

  73. واحْتازَ إِرْثَ الأُلى آوَوْا وَهُمْ نَصرُوا

    باسمٍ يُصدِّقُهُ فِعلٌ يُضارِعُهُ

    He inherited the legacy of those who sheltered and gave aid,

    with a name confirmed by a deed that matches it.

  74. فإِنْ تضايَقَتِ الدُّنيا بمُغتَربٍ

    فَمُنذِرٌ بعدُ رَحْبُ الصدرِ واسِعُهُ

    If the world grows narrow for an exile,

    Mundhir's breast remains spacious and broad.

  75. وإِنْ دَجا فلَقٌ يوْماً بذي أَمَلٍ

    فَذُو الرِّياساتِ طَلقُ الليلِ ناصِعُهُ

    If daybreak darkens one day for a hopeful man,

    the Lord of High Offices has a night clear and radiant.

  76. ومن سواه لمقطوعٍ أَواصِرُهُ

    ومن سواه لمردودٍ شَوافِعُهُ

    Who but he is there for one whose bonds are severed?

    Who but he is there for one whose intercessors are rejected?

  77. ومن سواهُ لخطبٍ جَلَّ فادِحُهُ

    ومَن سواهُ لِخرقٍ قلَّ راقِعُهُ

    Who but he is there for a calamity of crushing weight?

    Who but he is there for a rent that few can mend?

  78. ومن يُسيمُ نَداهُ فِي خزائِنهِ

    كَأَنَّه فِي أَعاديهِ وَقائِعُهُ

    Who else lets his bounty graze through his treasuries

    as though it were his battles against his enemies?

  79. واسْتودَعَ اللهُ للإِسلامِ فِي يدِهِ

    مكارِماً حُفظتْ فِيهَا ودائعُهُ

    God entrusted, for Islam, to his hand

    noble virtues within which His trusts were kept.

  80. يا واصِلاً بالندى مَا اللهُ وَاصِلُهُ

    وقاطِعاً بالظُّبى مَا اللهُ قاطِعُهُ

    O you who join with bounty what God joins,

    and sever with sword edges what God severs,

  81. اسْعدْ بفخرٍ وفِطرٍ أنت حاصِدُهُ

    مِنْ برِّ فتحٍ وصَوْمٍ أَنتَ زارِعُهُ

    rejoice in the glory and breaking of the fast that you reap

    from the goodness of victory and fasting that you sowed,

  82. ومَشهدٍ لِلْمُصلَّى قَدْ طَلَعتَ لَهُ

    كالبدرِ مُشرِقَةً مِنهُ مطالعُهُ

    and in a gathering at the prayer ground, for which you rose

    like the full moon, radiant in its rising.

  83. في جيشِ عزٍّ ونصرٍ أَنت غُرَّتُهُ

    وشملِ دينٍ ودُنيا أَنتَ جامِعُهُ

    Amid an army of glory and victory, you are its bright forefront,

    uniting the company of religion and worldly life.

  84. مُعظَّمُ القَدْرِ فِي الأَبصارِ باهِرُهُ

    وخافِضُ الطَّرْفِ للرَّحمنِ خاشِعُهُ

    Exalted in stature, dazzling to the eyes,

    yet lowering your gaze humbly before the Merciful,

  85. ومَوقفٍ لَكَ فِي الدَّاعينَ رَفَّعَهُ

    إِلَى السمواتِ رائيهِ وسامِعُهُ

    and in a station among those praying, raised

    to the heavens by those who saw and heard it.

  86. بكَ استُهِلَّ بِهِ فصلُ الخطابِ وَمَا

    أَسَرَّ ساجِدُهُ الدَّاعِي وراكِعُهُ

    With you began there the decisive address, and what

    the praying worshippers whispered in prostration and bowing.

  87. وسَلَّموا من صَلاةِ العيدِ وافتتَحوا

    إِليكَ أَزْكى سَلامٍ شاعَ شائِعُهُ

    They closed the Eid prayer with salutation, then began

    the purest greetings to you, widely proclaimed,

  88. جَمعاً يؤُمُّ إِليكَ القصرَ مُستَبِقاً

    الحَمدُ قائدُهُ والحَمدُ وازِعُهُ

    a throng racing toward you at the palace,

    praise their leader, and praise their marshal,

  89. حَيْثُ المكارمُ مَرفوعٌ معالمُها

    ونَيِّرُ الدينِ معمورٌ شَرائِعُهُ

    where the standards of noble virtues are raised,

    and religion's light has its laws flourishing,

  90. وتالِدُ المُلكِ محفوظٌ بخاتَمِهِ

    من طينةِ المَجدِ والرَّحمنُ طابعُهُ

    and the ancestral inheritance of kingship is guarded by its seal,

    made from the clay of glory, with the Merciful as its stamper.

  91. واسْلَمْ لَهمْ ولمنْ أَوْفَى بِهِ أَمَلٌ

    فاتَ المنايا إِلَى يُمناكَ نازِعُهُ

    Remain safe for them, and for one whom hope brought near,

    whose yearning outstripped death toward your right hand,

  92. يعلُو الجِبالَ بأَمثالِ الجبالِ أَسىً

    يَحدوهُ جدٌّ عَثورُ الجَدِّ ظالِعُهُ

    climbing mountains with mountain-sized grief,

    urged on by resolve, while his fortune stumbles and limps.

  93. وَرُبَّ لُجَّةِ بحرٍ تَحْتَ بَحرِ دُجىٌ

    قاسى إِلَى بحرِكَ الطَّامي يَنابِعُهُ

    Many a sea's deep surge beneath a sea of darkness

    his wellsprings braved to reach your overflowing sea.

  94. وَمِنْ شمائِلِكَ المُعيي بَدائِعُها

    فِي الأَرْضِ جَاءَتْكَ تستَملي بدائِعُهُ

    And from your character, whose wonders leave one helpless,

    his wonders have come to you on earth, seeking dictation.

  95. فلا تَواَضعَ قَدرٌ أَنتَ رافِعهُ

    وَلا تَرْفَّعَ قَدْرٌ أَنتَ واضِعُهُ

    May no rank you raise be humbled,

    and no rank you lower be exalted.