1. The world has changed their habits
Rather, it was a destiny from above them that changed

2. They expected justice from their era
Yet the era does not know how to be just

3. Does the complainant feel safe from the angry master
Or the audacious pigeon from the hawk

4. I fear the debauched being lost
And do not feel assured about the lost being found

5. Evil amongst us is dominant, desiring
To reach the lost sheep

6. In every era there lurks injustice
And misfortune in birth, while fortune does not

7. O mine of lions, you have become
Only producing dust and rags

8. Arrogance is a fatal disease that kills its people
Preventing the veils from being drawn

9. A criticism of the foolish whom the one who rode the donkey praises