1. O Attorney General of the District
Best comprehender of the case

2. And source of judges' hopes
And protector of people's fairness

3. Leadership is not conditioned
By wearing a striped fur coat

4. So Amr wins over
Bakr in the fair comparison

5. Justice rules that you treat
Your visitors equally

6. O Attorney General of the District
You who understand the case

7. Al-Habr came to you for peace
So how can you deny him the greeting

8. Because his clothes are tattered
And his appearance is shabby

9. Your rude sergeant pushed him away
Without any composure

10. And refused to let him see you
So he came to you aggrieved

11. Complaining of the mistreatment he received
In the house of justice

12. Saying visiting rulers should not be troublesome
Quickly make amends, may God guide you

13. For that sin
And bring him in immediately

14. And win with his shining appearance
Leave protocol and procedure

15. For those with little minds
Al-Habr is like me, then like you

16. Jordanian nationality
O Habr I have poverty like yours

17. Of dignity and zeal
Or have I become full

18. At the expense of the majority
And ate in silence while this

19. Nation cannot find a morsel
And wore clothes while my people are naked

20. Except what their hands have woven
So pass around your cups, O Abu

21. Naseef, flowing
And permit the words of the Sheikh

22. If he rules it forbidden for him
Whoever insults his compatriots

23. It is permitted to insult him
O you who laments the day

24. On the minarets in the evening
I swear by Mahes and Fahis

25. And Tafila and Thania
And those I was destined to love

26. While they are destined to spurn me
Guidance is not restricted

27. To the group of Al-Azhar sheikhs
Life has principles

28. Other than Al-Khuzrajiyya manuscript
Nabidh Kaware is delicious

29. And flute music enchanting
Our infatuation with singing girls

30. Is one of life's essentials
Do you still see me with graying hair

31. As it appears on my temples
My heart is still passionate

32. And my soul still quivers
My heart is always filled

33. With a hundred tremors
Pursued by old age

34. Yet gentle with the young
Courteous coquetry

35. And alluring gazes
Their longing will remain in my heart

36. Even if I am brought down alive
And youthfulness will remain

37. In my burial ground
My passion will continue

38. To mock graves and death
O sister of Rum how is Rum

39. And how are the people of Atiya
Are its plateaus still aromatic

40. And its monastery secluded
Quenching your pact and life

41. As we hope, pleasant
Is Wadi Al-Yateem still laughing

42. With rich soil
And the slopes of Shihan still ripe

43. With every blooming bounty
Days when the Franks had

44. No precedence in your lands
And rebellion you did not erect

45. On any twisted minarets
Where are the shepherds, and grazing

46. Of your livestock in the evening, O Ajiya
And your meadows, are they not the same

47. As the resting place of seasoned camels
And the whispers of slave girls

48. And the humming of the loving slave
What has befallen the children of your father

49. Do they have no remainder amongst us
Silence, for in some situations

50. Muteness is poetic
And acquiescing to digestible weakness

51. Is the pinnacle of genius
When I saw lies excelling

52. The secret group
And saw how truth departs

53. With whoever speaks it as victim
And I looked at holders of office

54. Lords among the faithful
I realized that brilliance is

55. In disparaging brilliance
And I freed my mind from the fetters

56. Of the overly cautious well-wishers
And probed the depths of the elite

57. And measured them by the Sarsariyya
So I found the Habr folk

58. Transcending the peers in dignity
Do not be fooled by the suit

59. Nor trust the beauty of its form
Not every finery is integrity

60. Nor every sermon reverence
Many a knight who is in reality

61. At his salary, a mare
And armed, leading the squadron

62. While he is the squadron's pimp
Give me a drink, for life without

63. A frothy foam is useless
Relate to us, though alleyways

64. Are the dwelling of despised nations
And drink like me, as you sympathize

65. With the venerable Sheikh
Leaving piety is better, by God

66. Than the ascetic's devotion