1. I will not forget the day of al-Maghar,
When she appeared veiled by barriers.

2. Her people called you evil-doer,
For what you disliked and did not want.

3. Stumbling on her veil, you went to her,
And saw death closely with your eyes.

4. Fear intermingled when you appeared,
Lowering the beauty with fright.

5. She hurried in her steps lightness,
And swayed as she walked not from pleasure.

6. When the houses appeared to you below,
An army of heroes appeared from them to you.

7. You were their brother when there was no brother,
And you were their father when there was no father.

8. You have never ceased since you came to the beautiful one,
Protecting the inviolable and preserving lineage.

9. You would become angry until, when you controlled yourself,
You obeyed consent and disobeyed anger.

10. They turned away from you ransoming her,
And raised from its train what had dragged.

11. They called between the houses,
May God not cut off the lineage of the Arabs!

12. You commanded, while you are the obeyed noble one,
To grant safety and return the plunder.

13. They gained from the core of hearts,
The most abundant spoils and sweetest saplings.

14. For they, O son of the generous honored ones,
Have returned hearts and returned plunder.