1. Sulayma arrived with furnishings and the west wind blew with her.
My heart yearns for her whenever she is mentioned,

2. One day as a wanderer rejoices at what he found.
I praised the benevolent Jarir, he deserves my praise and gifts.

3. Jarir is the flaming torch of war when relied upon by his companions.
Maymun dragged his cannons spreading them over the plains and hills.

4. Carried by every swift mare decorated with ornaments,
Galloping as if they were zebras.

5. Bent or docked-tailed mares whom wars bequeathed knots in their roots.
You see the birds perching where they used to reach Najd.

6. On the day of Quda'a, their camel herder, though blind,
You see in his head gray hair.

7. They were loyal to the Messenger though they secured the wealth of the stranger.
Who then could secure the everlasting?

8. Whenever a neighbor settled in their homes,
They returned the favor counting his wealth in full.

9. By the will of God they gave sanctuary to our clan,
As no father loves a son more.

10. A people bowing devoutly in their mosques,
Worshipping no one but the Eternal, the Self-Sufficient.