1. Every son of Adam is prone to error, and the best of them
Is he who spent his life continually repentant and not stingy.

2. And in the words of Ibn Abdillah he said without need
Of exception, omission or pretense:

3. Tell the son of your mother that the sign of good
Is when the right people are in charge and do not fail.

4. When has the soil been good to a people that it embraced
If rainwater did not come down from the sky?

5. And water depends on the good in it that was inherent
While good through good, not evil, was made a duty.

6. Did Tubba the owner of the two horns deviate
From those who surrounded him and followed his example?

7. Did Pharaoh the owner of the stakes rebel
Against those who obeyed him and paved the roads?

8. How angry the son of Abu made his brother
Who conquered Tihama, meadows, deserts and mountains!

9. Does the son of Abu anger us for what was inherent
In us and in the womb of our mother while carried?

10. Does he not see that he is preoccupied with himself?
How ugly the illness if he was unknowingly misguided!

11. Has ignorance from us complained when it became clear to it
That we have no cure for it and it cannot endure?

12. Does it not know that ignorance is our spring?
While knowledge did not dry up but was busy without us!

13. Lying enriches us while truth makes us poor
And wealth is our aspiration which the wicked climbed up.

14. Hardship hunts us while ease sets us free
And death saves us, so bless the one who was just!

15. Estrangement is our longest state while companionship is briefest,
Hatred fattens us while love has given freely.

16. Chastity is cheapest for us while honor is pleasurable,
And the fault of one whose garment is torn is not shy.

17. The well defeats us and the sand dunes stop us,
The child is lost while the owner of the house does not care.

18. Worries are most of us, if you count the perturbed,
While the head in its cradle has turned white with burning.

19. Debt is absent from us while nonsense is present,
And death is a neighbor while the sheikh's heart is not anxious.

20. From me greetings to you, O son of those who Arabized,
Look into yourself so that you may uncover the defects.

21. Pharaoh will not go away as long as our bravest
Attribute killing to him though he did not kill.

22. Pharaoh will not go away as long as our scholar
Sanctions killing “legally” whenever asked.

23. And others ask what happened to our scholar,
Is it misguidance or do you think he is deranged?

24. He did not stop reciting scripture to us emotionally
While he was obeying the devils.

25. Pharaoh will not go away as long as our master
Responds with murder to betrayal whenever it swells.

26. He made great every knight - there is no Khizrabla
Except he made him a hero by instigating war!

27. And in the West there is no one weaker or farther away
Who became a laughing stock the moment he carried a burden!

28. Pharaoh will not go away as long as our women
Give birth to him while bodies are adorned in gowns.

29. Pharaoh will not go away as long as our stance
Towards anyone different is that he is ignorant.

30. Pharaoh forcibly inhabits it and ignorance inhabits you
Whether he died or passed away, he would not have left.

31. Look at the human being oppressed and look at yourself
Seeing Pharaoh completed.

32. Pharaoh, without him your history would not be completed,
If missing from it, you will not find a replacement.

33. God raised him not in a sea to drown him
Nor Moses to keep hope alive for us.

34. This is a prayer your tongue prayed but did not
Come from a heart that hardened and burned.

35. These are people, if you hunt them with slander
They scatter and sing the talk of the people and disputes.

36. And what their women begot become knights
Whose heads are held ransom for he who killed.