1. The times have become bleak and the country desolate
As if no one lives in it

2. And people are distressed by calamity
Neither refuge nor pillars avail them

3. They have lost the precious one from the clan of Hasan
So they are afflicted by the loss of her they lost

4. Sorrows are manifest upon them
As well as anguish, regrets and suppressions

5. Their eyes flow with tears
As if they are diseased and afflicted

6. The means of the compassionate are severed
And the livers of those in anguish are cracked

7. No eyelid of her kin has dried
Nor of strangers, every skin is torn

8. With the pearls of her tears
And the sighs of her anguish, fires are kindled

9. They weep when the morning breeze blows
And when the singing bird chirps

10. Among the men are noble horsemen
And of the women, delicate maidens

11. They have been bereaved of the leader of all women, a wet nurse
Chaste, wise, forbearing

12. Her right hand flows with virtue
To the neighbor, the kin, and the aspiring

13. Charity is her habit and nature
As well as righteousness, good deeds and help

14. Her mercy to the weak has gone
And they saw and tasted other than what they were accustomed to

15. The cry of the orphans and widows, after
No dinner or clothes were left for them

16. Hope has departed and their good tidings have disappeared
And misery and barrenness have afflicted them

17. They lost the precious one, but even if they sought
The likes of her on earth, they would not find

18. Her merits and conduct remain
Except for the soul and body that have passed

19. Yearning for those virtues in
The belly of the ground that the coffin embraces

20. Beneath her the dust is spread
And above her the wooden planks are stacked

21. Such is the way of the people of times
And the world wears out as its conditions change

22. In its renewal, fate gives lessons
Years pass and periods expire

23. Every living being has a destined term
And every matter has an ending

24. Where are the tyrants who were insolent
In their reign, and in their glory, defiant

25. For them lofty palaces reaching the sky
And horses, supporters and troops

26. All those with a dazzling and an arrogant forehead
And a prowling, hunting nose

27. They pillaged and corrupted the lands
They poisoned men, oppressed and persecuted

28. Until, when they reached the end of their term
They arrived at the stables of their ruin

29. Thamud perished and Aad was eradicated
And the people of Tubba only ruin remained

30. And so was Luqman who was carried off
By the eagles as snakes betrayed him

31. Then the early Caesars amassed
Treasures but were not immortalized by them

32. Every man met his death
None can evade its appointed time

33. But our wounds! For we have lost our masters
Patience and composure collapsed within us

34. A generous lady was lost
Our place of refuge and pillar

35. She was precious among her clan
They did not abandon or distance themselves from her

36. They are all honorable nobles
The loyalty of Shaddad in battle, helpers

37. They rode the steeds straight
Their habit is raids and repulsion

38. The white and the brown horses they own
Saddled, the white and the green

39. And the most generous tribe of Ziyad built for her
Family, and of Mudar she had many

40. Her father Abu Saeed the Benefactor
And Muhammad the son of Muammer

41. The Master, protector of the poor
As a lion shows tenderness over his cubs

42. He is the distinguished one in his generosity
He bestows lavishly and fulfills his promise

43. He made it a place of refuge for visitors
And a guardian for the fearful, a pillar

44. We see him among the people with his
Unique traits of character

45. They acknowledged his glory and generosity
And testified for him every virtue

46. And when they set out to the place of return
They found success in what they intended

47. Muhammad bin Muammer has a foot
That rises above the heights, and over kings, a hand

48. His father Abu Umar left him a lineage
For which he strives and exerts himself

49. Every day he attains high merits
And for his endeavor in his glory, he ascends

50. His day never ceases to increase over
Yesterday, and tomorrow he will leap forward

51. Have patience Abu Abdel Ilah over
The adversity you encounter and find

52. If you cry or despair for the lady
You have lost, no wonder and no shame

53. Or if you are patient, patience is an honor
And worship of God on which one relies

54. If your Lord willed, no harm would have afflicted you
And sorrow, care and agony would have missed you

55. Surrender Abu Abdel Ilah and live
A life in which is serenity and comfort

56. Excuse those who envy you for their enmity
If not for virtue, there would have been no envy

57. They envied you when they found you better than them
Not denying nobility or rejecting it

58. Who denies the nobility of Ateeq? And who
Conceals the merits for which he is praised?

59. Aydaan, no shame in the glory they possess
And Qanaah, pillar of might they lean on

60. And their predecessors are their pillars
For them are the steeds and the mountain goats

61. The clan of Omar inundated them
Each of them to each a pillar

62. And peace be upon your precious one, for her
From Him an extended lifetime

63. The clouds have watered her soil and the King
The One, the Eternal has pardoned her

64. She will continue to love people, they sought
Righteousness and she reformed them when corrupt

65. And to you the likes of the bride have been lost
Many warning examples have been set