1. Advance, for this is the rise of truth and guidance
Do you not see the light that has surpassed the horizon

2. You came to the Messenger of Allah, following his religion
And preferring the best provision for the one who stocks

3. For you, O Hajjaj, Allah - you became a polytheist in the evening
And in the morning you call Him pure and monotheistic

4. He will forgive what ignorance you did in the pre-Islamic days
Nights that refuse to be obeyed and worshipped

5. You asked the Messenger of Allah what if you had asked him
Other than him, he would have given you sharp double-edged swords

6. You say to him, let me visit and malign
It would harm you, I fear the hostile tribe

7. I have a lot of money distributed in Mecca
I'm afraid it will be lost and missed

8. I will hide my Islam and harm you, they
Are the people who do not harm anyone unless guided

9. And you were inclined to befriend them and soothe their breasts
With lies that seduce the stupid fool

10. You say the Jews have won and attained
Over the young conquerors a supported victory

11. They raided so they repelled them and Muhammad spent the evening
A prisoner of their masters, irredeemable

12. They refused to let him taste death except in Mecca
And he has, quite soon, an appointment

13. They flew with joy and their tyranny persisted
Spreading it as lies and gossip echoed

14. And the minds of the Muslims were confused, so they became
Perplexed, seeing life gloomy and woeful

15. And the misguided were pleased, they lost the way, their warner
Since he gathered from his money what was squandered

16. Every Muslim prepared worries
And Al-‘Abbas was tired of showing endurance

17. So he sent, what is this you are saying
Tell the truth, O Hajjaj, and make it widely heard

18. Blessed is my Lord, His status is Supreme
It is true about Him that he honors Muhammad

19. He said “Yes, go back, O boy, and tell him
Abu Al-Fadl, rejoice and await my arrival tomorrow”

20. He freed his slave from overwhelming joy
And changed his mind about what he used to do

21. Hajjaj met him with the news of Khaibar
So the one who hid the matter became exposed

22. And adjured him not to spread his talk
For three days, fearing harm

23. But when they passed, he startled the men with an apparition
That was hard on the enemies to see and witness

24. His face shone with good news and the teeth
On his cheeks glistened radiantly, ignited

25. They say “Do not grieve,” but woe to the misguided blind
And woe to you from sadness that lodged and settled

26. He cast at them the news of the conquests, so it angered them
And he repelled humiliated every stubborn transgressor

27. They clamor, where is the son of Alat, do we not
Have access to him? He used to make mischief

28. He really fooled us so that he could win his money
So what he deliberately plotted befell us

29. Woe to him for being so cunning, if we get him
Then we would repay him the most severe punishment

30. May the God of people reward them. What is the sin of a noble Muslim
Who did no wrong or transgression?

31. He saw their evil, so he devised to preserve his money
from him, and refused to neglect it in vain