1. O you who give generously to his enemies
Since it was more than to his friends

2. O brother of generosity and its sincerity
For all that cures him of his pain

3. The fresh wet dates have come, so be generous with them
As long as they are desired by the necks

4. The land was generous with its plants
So be generous with us by giving them

5. And do not be stingier than clay
That shows it during its manifestation

6. The land is no more deserving than a glorious young man
Of a good deed and giving it

7. And the free man does not cut off in a state
The habits of his generosity and efforts

8. Nor are his hands clenched
Its whiteness apparent in its blackness

9. Nor are his gifts wrapped up
From which congratulations come with their trouble

10. It is not right that one who has hoped for its delay before
Like you should be rewarded with its prevention