فی فضیلة امیرالمؤمنین عثمان رضی الله عنه

What this poem says

This poem stresses the character and exalted rank of the 'Master of the Sunna,' who is portrayed as absolute light and as 'Lord of the Two Lights.' He is presented as a representative of religion and mysticism, one whose station is fused with that of Uthman. In this vein, the poem touches on Uthman's precious qualities, including his faith and piety, presenting him as one of the most important figures in the history of Islam. The Quran, too, spread through him, and in his time faith increased among the Muslim community. The Prophet of Islam likewise stressed Uthman's virtues, deeming him the most worthy person for leadership. It is said that even in his absence, his character and his light remain within people's hearts.

A prose synopsis, not a translation of the verse. Translated from Ganjoor’s machine-generated Persian summary.