1. His existence and lineage were ennobled by his father
Ministers whose honor graced every platform

2. So time became for our house
A refuge, and for enemies a red death

3. The faithful friend lamented in his resolves
When Islam's ties were severed

4. The tyrants' fire grew dark and met
A sea drawing oceans of armies

5. The warbler called to them, "Your words
O people of Pharaoh, are fabricated words!"

6. By God, your ropes and staffs
Will be foolishly swallowed by the lion of the hidden lair

7. The protector protected and surrounded every protected one
With his beauty, still raised to the highest rank

8. You have not ceased, O son of knights' fathers, to wear
The garment of security and fortune among mankind

9. The wind of acceptance did not abate, and sang
The lushness of praise for you, and it diffused ambergris

10. Were it not for consolation in the generous and the mention of them
I would have perished from my regret over what had occurred

11. By God, O you who traveled to their dunes
With his favorite horse spreading out in the land

12. The sparks from his kindling shine
And you see it in the desert as a raging fire

13. He gallops and thunders like the clouds, imagine him
Bringing heavy rain from his two cheeks

14. If you intend to return the glance cast down
And see the pottery miraculous and gushing

15. Mount up to the verdant land and descend deciding
To partake of its bounty and gain a green livelihood

16. And if you want the villages of the generous then stand at
The house of Ibn Fakhr, for it is the most generous in the land

17. He who gives life to the destitute at his door
Even if they have tasted red death

18. They stand at the edge of his meadows as though
His courtyards for generosity have become a resurrection ground

19. He shelters them in his affection, inclining toward them
And from his stream pours copious water like Kawthar

20. Since the tyrants' fire darkened over them
It has become for it cold, and in the morning a river

21. Were it not for him, heads would have left their places
And their swords would have watered the lowlands red

22. He continues to extinguish their fire with his flesh
And repels the foolish and lifts up the forbidden

23. And protects honors, and were it not for him
They would be unveiled and their glass broken

24. And he narrated about his pure forefather al-Hasan who
Stopped the bloodshed