1. Without reproach I forgave her transgression
And after union I chose to forbear

2. We stood still and longing kept asking of her abode
And tears' throngs were made as its answer

3. The south wind's breeze did not cease being devoted
Bestowing the rain clouds' favours upon its side

4. Lightnings of flashing that touch not her litter
And winds' breaths that fright not its sand

5. To a restive she-camel I slackened the rein
My rein, so the journey of parting became her pace

6. When she stepped out, modesty was her veil
And if she travelled, shyness was her mask

7. Below it, the rain clouds' starbirths when she walked
Through Al-Qana constellations, they adorned her dome

8. With the tribe, nights we passed after the fevered encampment
A haunt every thirsting loved its drink

9. I look upon her look of hunted prey
And remember her remembrance of prime youth

10. I sing to her though nearness is between us
Even if my patience failed I hoped not for her return

11. I picked eulogies' rhymes but would not chant
At Abbasids' gate except its most choice

12. Rhymes that if the camel-herds saw
The beauties they would adorn with bracelets their wrists

13. I allure hands white like the light
When a cloud from Syria takes up its drink

14. Were it not for the Hashimite's support it would
Become his feats which contained his reward

15. He counts the mountains of Quraish a fatherhood
If one with pride counted others, plateaus

16. If she affiliated herself among creations she attached
Her ties to the Chosen One and his affiliation

17. And if she carried the spears for an arena
You'd see the jungle's lions carry its jungle

18. And down poured in them those surfaces as though
They had poured in it with iron mirage

19. Through them the tongues' blade tips knew their watering place
As the swords' whites knew their reddening

20. O father of Ahmad you became a sun of bounties
Illuminating the Highest's lamp and its shooting star

21. Your father who quenched the pilgrims and did not cease
In Mecca to water its riders and riders

22. And when the abode stood between their houses
He supplicated to God in it with a prayer so He answered it

23. And did not avert an eye until happiness spilled over
From Muzen's tears that do not stop pouring

24. So the land blamed the sky through his glory
The morning it turned away from Quraish's rebuke

25. O Hashimites the truth gave you a palm fruit
That one coveting it falls short of seizing it

26. So your light shone in the hearts dispelling
From those souls their doubts

27. You prevented Marwan's progeny its precincts through your aid
And you reaped despite the noses' spite its plunder

28. And you chose to unbind the enemies, and surely
Freeing necks makes you possess its necks

29. And whoever turns away from the prophecy and guidance
You inherited its guidance and scripture

30. And who but you deserves the caliphate
When you stripped Shams' slave of his clothes