1. The phantoms of a visitor from Umm Al-Aima
Brought you from a gentle breeze to my eyes

2. It traveled to wet the burning thirst
And witness what's between dusty and wet sands

3. Even if imagination didn't sing and wasn't
Able to heal the passion of love for one who settled

4. I wasn't asking before, and I wasn't a questioner
And your life never crossed my mind

5. And it's impossible that I wish for glory in love
And aspire to other than highness and pride

6. And dare the awesome matter, for highness is not
Without boldness, swords and sharp blades

7. Oh, may the mother of a coward lose her son
And disown him with eyes and sight

8. When war reveals its legs in the fray
And rotates its heroes in cycles

9. So obtain what you wish at the clash of spears
And obtaining wishes is with clasping spears

10. And risk a soul whom you blame for being free
For no wishes are obtained but by risking

11. Just like the sons of Rashid reached glory
Where the shining stars and full moons lie

12. So whoever seeks highness, let him request it
With the mercy of Mansour and might of Nasser

13. They are, among men, nothing but them
When lineages are counted between clans

14. Men of death, when its flames ignite
With cunning, deceit throws flames

15. And they are its drawers, and swords are springs
The sources of fatality from its creeks

16. The family of Sa'doun, in generosity and dew
Are most similar to pouring seas

17. The mother of virtues never gave birth to a brother for them
And whoever wishes the progeny of the barren has failed

18. I see people as nothing but Sa'idoun's nation
Who count the living as the dead in graves

19. They allowed their generosity to the destitute and forbade
For eternity, the injustice of an unjust neighbor

20. The love of virtues was quenched in their chests
Gently, purely, without any sickness poisoning

21. And if I ever exposed praising them one day
And poured what I poured of my thoughts

22. If I said a word, I was a truthful speaker
And if I said a poem, I was the most eloquent poet

23. If the Sultan knew Nasser's daring
The Sultan would ask none but Nasser for help

24. Ambitious, who destroyed the corruptors and his swords
Demolished those who sought tyranny and betrayal

25. And clipped the claws of disasters, so no
Fangs of events or claws could reach

26. It is no wonder to see him, amidst the fray
More courageous than an angry roaring lion

27. Rumors of him travel east and west
Settled on righteousness, not traveling

28. His storyteller tells of might and generosity
And comes to you with wondrous tales of him

29. He never slept while watching over a people he assumed protecting
Staying up all night to guard them with awake eyes

30. When his right hand stripped itself for Yemeni rage
It dressed itself in a complete armor of daggers

31. And if his hands wrote in generosity, they were transcribed
In the whiteness of gifts over the blackness of ink

32. You composed people's affairs with knowledge and wisdom
So who can compose praise and scatter it about you?

33. And you prepared the elixir of leadership and grandeur
With what no astrologer can fully know one day

34. And you stood in a place, warning people
And announcing guidance with good tidings

35. If your white swords speak in battle
Then the skulls of enemies are like pulpits to them

36. Oh, many times people rebelled against you, but
The shortcoming was never from you against them

37. And they came at you with plots they were wretched with
But only returned with losing bargains

38. You made the noses of tyrants grimace
To frown from what they saw with humbled cheeks

39. You stood firmly with them in battle
And on the day of pride you soared like an eagle

40. You made them taste might as punishment
And how much you warned them with deterrence

41. Goodness was created only for the righteous
And a sharp sword was created only for the wicked

42. Busy yourself with the love of your kin even if
It brings what your soul does not desire, it's no harm

43. Be good to them as much as you can, for you
Witness the purest consciences with goodness

44. By your life, if you reconcile between their hearts
You gain the finest treasures of the world

45. For no tribe has succeeded among people
When one day afflicted with the plight of misfortunes

46. You pardon many, and so your life was
The qualities of the greatest

47. You are nothing but great and son of the great
You are nothing but pure and son of the pure

48. By the Lord of the House, the Corner, and the Rocks
And whoever settled in the shoulders of those holy sites

49. You are family of Sa'doun in every place
The most generous since you were the purest of elements

50. My praise is upon you wherever I am
And I've filled notebooks with my poems about you

51. I thank you more and more for the blessings
And blessings have not increased but for the grateful

52. I grant you from me this praise, and though it's
Little even if I granted you jewels