1. You have become the pillar of guidance and religion
The wealth of the poor and the shelter of the destitute

2. O you who when tribulations darken, shine brightly
For you the sun rises radiantly on the horizon

3. O you whose good tidings the messenger brings
With success going and coming, my helper and supporter

4. Glory to Him who created you alone
And sees all of existence as but clay

5. So you are cheerful in Najd and generous
In chastity, ferocity and gentleness combined

6. You said to the gallant warrior prepared
To cover the expanse of his concerns and sorrows

7. Each day you have sincere intentions
Clarifying them and cutting off disputes

8. Descend upon Ibn Al-Muzaffar’s abode and rest
And let your she-camels rest from journeying and distance

9. A cloud trailing the edges of shields in battle
And a cloud of generosity raining heavily

10. Intercede with forgiveness following its ways
With noble deeds filling the saddlebags as aid

11. By my father, my father Al-Faraj the uplifter with dew
And generosity from us is every sorrowful person's concern

12. I have sold the people but have not been wronged, by He
Who leaves me in that with the cheated

13. The bare-handed lavish giver, the subduer
And the white ones like the white-eyed gazelle

14. A king who sees every year the Pleiades
Appearing with the inversion of the stars aligned

15. He is not stained by any blemish
Nor is his benevolence a guaranteed gift

16. By the right hand that pours clouds
Of dew from it towards the right in days gone by

17. Firm when the tremors of an dreadful accident shake
The joints of every steady one

18. In a garment of complete decency dressed
And with the bosom of every glory filled

19. He brings him up from the despicable tribe
Whites who returned the whites to being red interiors

20. Rams of dreams of dwellings of family
Intelligent lions roaring in their dens

21. O son of Al-Muzaffar by whom my hands
Have gained strength against the enemy hosts

22. O leader of the neighing steeds, an untamed one
Their zeal intoxicates the innermost souls

23. Running with him running like the winds preceding
Among the gray hair of weaponry hosts abound

24. O palm tree of generosity that has relieved
The worries of hearts and sprouted branches

25. You were true to the hopes of all who wish
And relieved them from the praises of every resentful one

26. You made those who complained of attainment
Trust your generosity with true certainty

27. So your prohibited is protected and your money neglected
One to be guarded the other unpreserved

28. Your gazelles, O son of Abu Al-Futuh, fortresses
For one who comes and keys to fortresses

29. So be joyful, returning with joy
Coupled with honor and empowerment