W-ishlūn anāmu al-layl

وِشْلُونْ أَنَامَ الَّليْل وِشْلُونْ أَنَامُهْ
حَبِيبِي مُحَّمَدْ جَوْهَرْ كَلَامُهْ
سَفِّنْ بِاللَّه يَا سَفَّانْ دِيرِ السَّفِينَة
أَنْوَارْ أَبَى القَاسِمْ لَاحِتْ عَلَيْنَا
يَارَافِقَ العُرْبَانْ وَاشْرَبْ لَبَنْهِنْ
كُلِّ الصَحَابَة نُجُومْ طَهَ قَمَرْهِنْ
يَا طَيْرَ الطَّايِرْ فَوقْ أَبْيَضْ يَا بُو جُنَاحْ
سَلِّمْ عَلَى طَهَ قُلُّهْ العُمُرْ رَاحْ
مَا رِيدَ أَمُوتَ الْيَوْمْ كَفْنِي عَبَاتِي
دِزُّو عَلَى طَهَ يَحْضَرْ وَفَاتِي

Wi-shlūn anāma al-layl wi-shlūn anāmuh
Ḥabībī Muḥammad jawhar kalāmuh
Saffin billah yā Saffān dīri as-safīnah
Anwār Abā al-Qāsim lāḥit ʿalaynā
Yā rāfiqa al-ʿurbān wa-shrab labanhin
Kulli aṣ-ṣaḥābah nujūm Ṭāhā qamarhin
Yā ṭayra aṭ-ṭāʾir fawq Abyaḍ yā Bū Junāḥ
Sallim ʿalā Ṭāhā qulluh al-ʿumur rāḥ
Mā rīda amūta al-yawm kafnī ʿabātī
Dizzū ʿalā Ṭāhā yaḥḍar wafātī

How can I sleep at night, how can I sleep at all?
My beloved Muhammad, his words are jewels.
Sail, for God’s sake, O sailor, guide the ship,
For the lights of Abu’l-Qasim have shone upon us.
O companion of the desert Arabs, drink their milk,
All of the Companions are stars, and Taha is their moon.
O flying bird above, O white one, O you with wings,
Give greetings to Taha and tell him: my life has passed.
I do not wish to die today; my cloak will be my shroud,
Send word to Taha, that he may be present at my passing.