1. My companions pledged ardently their love to the homeland
So they shed tears for it profusely

2. Whenever they passed by its ruins
They poured their tears abundantly

3. They descended upon the people from its east
Shaded by its mountains and valleys

4. The morning dew showers pearls upon them
That resemble beautiful pearls and smiles

5. When the morning breeze blows, we understand
Their whispers of passionate love for their land

6. My friend in the highlands of Riyadh
Sing to me of Al-Abrar and its valleys

7. How many moons roam around the winding valleys
Putting the full moon to shame in their perfection

8. Love for them has settled in my heart
Even after my bones have turned to dust

9. O critic, do not blame me
Leave off reproach and false accusations

10. Passionate love has intoxicated me with its tears and my blood
So why do you blame me for being in love?

11. My excuse is the passion in my heart for them
It dislikes musk but finds stench pleasant

12. The passionate lover cannot be detached
From yearning even if he tastes bitter despair

13. I wonder, will his people condemn me
After I am gone? Will my eyes see their abodes?

14. Do not worry, my masters, about disgrace
If you return our past nights

15. If our homes are far from yours
Remember your promise and visit us in our dreams

16. A Najdi breeze has stirred me
Turning my steadfast heart distraught

17. Whenever the doves of Hima coo
Grieving for the people of Riyadh, the doves also grieved

18. And my first loved ones, I have sworn to them
They knew the one my crazed heart adored

19. They offered us the wine cup once
Until our intoxication peaked and they sealed it off

20. Our souls have drunk their fill of remembering them
We found no respite or tasted any wine

21. Oh my regrets, my heart is with you
What have you done to my heart, O regrets?

22. I was tempted so I found torment sweet from you
So wound my heart, fear no blame

23. You are of my spilled blood, so do
What you wish, even if it is forbidden

24. Sever my rope, and if you wish, pray
For my agony in love and abandonment

25. I am content with what pleases you
The grace is yours, pardon or vengeance

26. I was among the people and they were my neighbors
If only that life had lasted and continued

27. I swear by the Sacred House and the Corner
That is blessed in its touching, wiping, and holding

28. That among the people of Taybah there are some
Whose abode is higher than the stars

29. A garden of paradise is in their homeland
And the soil where their traces remain cures all ailments

30. Whoever does not see loving them as a duty
Is in the Fire even if he prays and fasts

31. They are stars that illuminated the universe
After its regions had been in darkness

32. With their might they opened the earth
And conquered its south and north for themselves

33. Among them is the moon whose light
The truth itself cannot bear to blink at

34. The most glorious and reverent Hashimi
Of pure lineage, far above any blemish

35. The Trustworthy of the two habitation spaces
Who was imam for angels and messengers

36. God chose him as the light of guidance
And chose him to wield the sword against enemies

37. God endowed him with the straight religion
That abrogated all creeds, enjoined and held firm

38. And the Book whose verses are made decisive
As God's protection for adherents seeking refuge

39. Whoever seeks guidance through it is guided
To the paths of righteousness, and the ignorant remains blind

40. He prescribed pilgrimage and minor pilgrimage
And prayer, charity and fasting for us

41. O Messenger of God, O source of nobility, O
Delight of the Gathering, glorified and elevated

42. O foremost of countenance in the two abodes, O
Intercessor for creation when disputes arise

43. Return back to Your servant Ar-Rahim the sheltered
Under Your invincible protection, O succor of the orphans

44. And all my companions, stand by me and them
When we are squeezed on Judgment Day

45. And carry me, my master, beyond my stumbling
And acquiring sins for fifty years

46. We are in Your sanctuary’s garden, so save me
Fruits of praise, scattered and composed

47. If the flags of glory reached the utmost extent
I would be glory’s loftiness and banner

48. Your highest hand is above all hands
May God increase you in ascendance and reverence

49. And clothe your soul in His mercy
And prayers that satisfy You, and peace

50. As is required of me always for Your right
Encompassing Your Family and noble Companions