1. The wild beasts advised you, O kinds and races,
And abstinence is better than lavish feasts and weddings.

2. Do not frequent the baths, for an advisor has come
With prohibiting them, before people become corrupted.

3. So what of it, when on its path transgressed,
Immoral, corrupted, cunning, and malicious people.

4. The pure Arabs intermingled with the non-Arabs,
And against betrayal are kinds that should be condemned.

5. There are people whose faces seem righteous,
Yet inwardly they are sneaky and cunning.

6. May God reward my companion for his affability,
With goodness, for in friendliness is what brings delight.

7. You fear a defiant devil from the jinn,
While you have a devil from mankind that is sly.