1. You have cured every noble heart by banishing the corrupt
And have remained a healer of hearts

2. You have purified the Law from the base
Who sells religion for a small coin

3. His selfish desires have deformed him
As you know, to wretched destiny

4. And he complains of poverty falsely to people
While he and your Lord know he's no pauper

5. He has undertaken from his insolence matters
That delight your enemies in those matters

6. And he lashes with the lash of a tyrant, though
He has a feeble spirit that flees from hissing

7. So how could our Master be gentle to a foe
Harder on you than deaf rocks

8. Ungrateful, if you are mentioned to him in absence
Woe to the ungrateful dog

9. He who makes himself filthy and wicked
When will he meet you with a pure heart?

10. If he were thrown into the sea's turbulence one day
His old age would taint the water of oceans

11. You looked upon him with the eyes of the Merciful
All-forgiving of his crime

12. And revived his name after death
When he was counted among the dead

13. But he returned to what he was forbidden and spent the night
Upon that idiocy and immorality

14. In his ignorance without knowledge he supposes
That you are not aware and informed

15. And he bears ingratitude until
His villainy has thrown him down a well

16. He staggers wildly whenever he turns to you
By the Lord of al-Khornaq and al-Sadeer

17. If his hands ever reached you one day
I see you meeting a short death

18. Though hearing the news of him from you
Be little however plentiful

19. And he has disturbed all who love you from us
While we were before like limpid water

20. And donkeys would not accept him if we
Attributed him to the genus of donkeys

21. You have removed his existence, so you have gained
The greatest reward there can be

22. For you - may I be sacrificed for you - are a fortress
And battlements for the Law, what battlements!

23. Defending the Law of the religion of Taha
With its past, like the zealous defender