1. The abode is revived when time is time,
And the youthful vigour is intimacy and purpose for us.

2. How excellent is the drinking together of one well-mannered,
And sometimes love brings the drinking together.

3. And when you pass by the abode bidding farewell,
Then the estrangement is for other than Umm Aimah's abode.

4. We attributed lineage, and attribution is speculation,
Until you were accused, and you are a steed.

5. When I rid myself of misguidance and youth,
And the calm dignity subdued me.

6. A she-camel whose hoofs are delicate, her muzzle fine,
And the rest of her body seems to be a structure.

7. And a complexion contained her that flowed on her skin,
Parchment-like, like the parchment of al-Walid.

8. And to Abu al-Umana Harun, who
Lives well in the direction of his heavens.

9. A king whose image is pictured in hearts,
So it is as if he did not leave any place.

10. Hearts do not conceal anything from him out of fear,
Except the glances speak to him about it.

11. So he remains listening, as if
He is an eye over what concealment has hidden.

12. Harun brought us into intimate friendship,
For which enmities and grudges died.

13. Every year an expedition and delegation
Sprout between their two shelters.

14. Pilgrimage and expedition between which enmities died
With spears whose badges are the bracelets.

15. He casts them at the birds of every meadow
In God, a rider seeking them hungry.

16. Until when they faced the approach of As-Safa
The rocks bowed and the pillars bent.

17. The most upright of governance, his love is faith.
The gloom opens from his face.

18. He prays the dawn with a Mahdi first light,
If he wished he would have protected its skin.

19. But he exposes it to God,
Indeed, the God-conscious is supported and expert.

20. His swords are used to the company of blood
So eyelids scarcely contain them.

21. Until that which is in the womb had no form
From its heart’s palpitations out of fear of him.

22. He is wary of a man whose hands are helped against injustice
As if innate viciousness and twistedness is in him.

23. He is open-handed with benevolence, ample in gifts,
A leader without a mouth or tongue from it.

24. For generosity, each of his two hands has a mover
Which the stillness cannot reach.