1. Come, let us visit Abul Khasib
And graze by the fertile living

2. We befriend its people and reside in it
With the cheapness of good and pure living

3. Noblemen who settled as strangers
And were the consolation of the stranger

4. And Abdel Wahed, described among them
With long sell and ample bosom

5. He is the gallant with no shortcoming
Except the pure reputation from flaws

6. We frequented that praised man
A lover does not yearn except for the beloved

7. Greet the son of Mubarak, a generous one
More beloved to hearts than hearts themselves

8. He sees good deeds as a duty upon him
And grants of honors from the obligations

9. We get from his virtues a share
And we leave it at the best fate

10. He told of his charity towards the refugees
We said the rain is lasting with kindness

11. When the begging called him one day
I felt safe with the reliever of adversities

12. And if people saw goodness from him appearing
Then expect from it relief drawing near

13. The request of his hands' bounty is sweet
With a satisfied and pleasant soul

14. Smiling to the guest's face lively
While the days' face is frowning with intensity

15. The best gang that was generous and gave
To the unharmed on the hardest day

16. A generous one branched from a generous
A noble one descendant of a noble one

17. I saw the most generous in types
And this is the best of those types

18. And value that calamities took lightly
And misfortunes did not heed

19. Nor did a soul desire in humiliation
And he did not get close to any flaw

20. A beacon from which opinion is sought
And towards it arrows of precise hits

21. So I testify he is unmatched in glory
And I have no doubtful suspicion of him

22. The intellectuals are thereby his children
And here he is the whims of the adept

23. So their opinion is thereby displayed to him
As the patient is to the physician

24. Those who stingy sacrificed for you and they are many
Sacrificed by slaughter from abdomens and palms

25. A day with him spending therein
Is tougher on the coward than wars

26. Your planets do not evade grants
Nor do your suns allow sunset