1. I think her tears are the unique pearls
And her necklace is made of sincere devotion

2. She suffers so much from separation
Bringing violet and blush back to her cheeks

3. Our destiny brought us together in Umm Al-Walid
Hardships that turned Al-Walid's hair gray

4. We saw Al-Mushaari so worried and sad
While his camel wandered with the caravan

5. Drowsiness weighing down his eyelids
And igniting the passion in every specter

6. In the barren land, in the midst of war
Sterile, swiftly approaching destruction

7. You see our fates darkened there
And our morals are no longer virtuous

8. It makes us share the same rough blanket
The struggle of glory and tireless work

9. So we spend the night in solid tents
And the night in saddles and in cloaks

10. Hardship and grief led us
Beyond kneeling into full prostration

11. When she emerges from the darkness we say
You’ve come out ruined if you don’t come back

12. How many misfortunes has she enabled
By her will, though she is not yet darkened

13. He humiliated you, chasing you
While I did not accept his leadership, Abu Saeed

14. Without you I was the hostage of my wishes
And the coolness of the distance to great glory

15. A young man shook the spear and gained glory
Not by luck but by merit and sacrifice

16. When shyness sheds blood one day
He will protect his face with his own blood

17. He fulfilled every plight of helplessness
As the swords shone in his hands

18. And he sent them to the terrified enemy
Stirring up the dusty, murky turmoil

19. The beast saw him attacking
As if the hereafter were attacking eternity

20. And if his horse raced with the wind
The wind would struggle in chains next to it

21. Truly I saw Islam find in him
A strong pillar instead of one about to fall

22. And to the evildoers you were, without stinginess,
Barren of promise, fertile of threats

23. Their animosity became their graves
Sparing them the provisions of shrouds

24. As if they were the remnants of ‘Aad
Or Thamud who perished long ago

25. In Abrushtoyma and its plateaus
You rose to the caliphate with good fortune

26. With a blow that shakes the viscera
And defeats the skill of the noble hero

27. You tied a solid knot with the pledge
Stronger than solid rock

28. They saw the lion of chivalry
Tossing both arms with prey

29. Knowing he would luxuriate in glories
If he spent the night luxuriating in iron

30. On the day of scattering, the day of calamity
While we are the short-lived firewood

31. We divided them, some for greatness
Others for the inferno of burning

32. As if Hell had converged upon them
Changing neither their skin nor state

33. And the day your door opened continuously
Plundering the forbidden, conquering enemies

34. He examined his state
With a body no longer solid

35. He intended to flee
So his guards hastened upon an indolent decision

36. The Beni Sinbata seized him
By the traps of covenants and promises

37. Had your wind not trained them
The dogs would have recoiled from the lions

38. You attacked him violently so we said
The best choice was to remain seated

39. You have spilled blood in battles
Upon the crimson plumage of messages

40. If it has benefited all mankind
It especially benefited the clan of Abdul-Hamid

41. I say to those who ask about Abu Saeed
As if the news of the poem has not reached him

42. For your eyes' sake, gently upon my paper
For you have witnessed the return of habitation

43. I wore it out for people and they became
As if cleansed by sand instead of water

44. And leaving the swiftness of inspiration
Indicates the return of rains

45. A young man whose hands you revived after despair
For us, the deceased, by your kindness and generosity