1. You were troubled by one from the lush meadows of the diseased
And a home in ruins like the lines of pens

2. And fate makes the young man fall into abysses
Until his predetermined death or perdition

3. And from the toil of man, prolonging worries
And a country on the coasts and darkness

4. On its valleys the tents of Aram
A barren land where its rides are thrown with rocks

5. Between the deserts from its terrible howls
From the screams of beasts and hooting of owls

6. I reached a stream from its sleeping springs
To the diverter of channels, lions' dens

7. From people in the bare hills roaming angrily
With short spears they stab among the dunes

8. Wounding the heights beyond the measure of glances
You see the gleam of their weapons in the thickets

9. They diminish in bands the shaking of lances
And I said the words of an all-encompassing protector

10. It is not proper to mention with abusive and insulting language
And my praise of my people by denying raiders

11. Indeed Tamim fulfills with perfection
And every stead galloped strongly joined together

12. For it despite the envious talebearers
With every praised noble club

13. Indeed Tamim is tested by nations
Who are neither uncles nor paternal uncles

14. When the youth shook their spears in the thickets
They do not overstep the limits of Islam

15. Out of the weakness of the faith and the cutting off of wombs
The most wicked of parties and evil of groups

16. Their supporters are corrupt and servants
Among them Lukayz and it is the evilest of reptiles

17. And we detest those who barter the shares
While the lion, the lion, are the young of dreams

18. Take them back to humiliation and pain
Close your mouths with gags

19. Servants of Christianity and idols
Barriers from the crowding of a crammed corner

20. We are for the pillars of enemies pelters
Far from it! They do not approach except to disappear

21. And if they approached, we would finish off the swooping eagles
With every strong, firm, powerful

22. And the torn limbs with the slapping of slaughter
When we pelt their group with catapults

23. Fodder for the destroying mountain goats
And they have already seen at the beginning of time

24. One with the courage of an flooding, overflowing sea
A battalion for the brave translator

25. He penetrated with it without being a secluded tent-dweller
Abodes away from the sanctuaries of pilgrims

26. Neither a servant nor a buffoon
When the veiled women held onto modesty

27. And the awe marched the people of composure
Through it Allah protected the honor of sheltered women

28. From the compassionate, tent-dwelling women
And the twisting days turned away from us

29. And the shame of dishonor and scandal of the year
So the fang of every biter turned away from us

30. And they have already seen a lion like the lions of thickets
And the lion feared the lion of composure

31. And they slipped away after the deceitful curling up
Fleeing salvation and fearing with dwarfs

32. And the Hakam, the commander, is the best of those who perished
He walks when the faces of fools frown

33. The brightest, most prestigious and glorified
Shelter of those who seek and shelter of orphans

34. Truthful in war and when feeding
The early evening came quickly before it got dark

35. For the guest, neighbor and receiving newcomers
The high-born women knew that

36. And Jabhan walked with a charging head
From a band who refuse the injustice of oppressors

37. He walks with them openly with readiness
And the horses from their neighing and holding back

38. Their galloping feet make blood gush with coercion
From pulling them and their trampling in the raids

39. From their help, and our steadfastness with boldness
And the clamor of the army, firmly determined

40. As if their voices were in a bathroom
When they meet in deep darkness and dimness

41. And the eminent minister with the rebuttal of delusions
Blessed, fills the eye of the blind

42. Collared with the greatest and most serious matters
With every reviver in which women persist

43. Not blaming anything that has passed
Relieving the worry of grueling matters

44. By God, from the hardship of enveloping affliction
Like a lion whose resting place is guarded

45. When food is scarce he bites with two tearing incisors
Biting and swooping with a growling throat

46. He drives away from him with a roaring howl
And he throws every little lizard with his claws

47. And the prey bows down to him in surrender
And there came the beating of the orphans' tambourines

48. And Saad flourished with enduring honor
Like the night satisfying you from the blackened dunes

49. Guiding their valleys with its perfect completion
They built stars illuminated and banners

50. Refuges for people at destruction
A people who have the proud courage of clubs

51. And Nadikh overflowing with a unifying seal
With them we broke the nose of every fumbler