1. You expired like a male donkey's fart
And your flaws became exposed, like a loose waist wrap

2. The doctor says you're suffering from paralysis
But I said you lied, he's just deficient

3. And the death of a donkey is seldom expected
Except through some other donkeys' demises

4. So we lost a Jew, Al-Qutrobol
And we didn't lose him through one of the major calamities

5. Al-Ulaij who professes there's no God
And no ordainment and no destiny

6. And who insults the Prophet's companions
Yet he's not deterred from that, how strange!

7. If he denies God and the messengers
How can we blame him for denying a life

8. He flanked the Tigris River, if not for dignity
He would have severed its flow with his penis

9. Where is the Caliph regarding what was brewed
And what was gained and what was prepared?

10. Will he leave what was done secretly?
How can he with what has been made public?

11. They have supporters like desert thorns
Far from any matter of goodness and ease

12. Will he choose Jacob or Salih,
When neither of them is up to leading a free man

13. But they are closer to mule- and donkey-like men
The little one, whose evil is blatant and apparent

14. Is the son of Al-Qumashiyyah today refraining
From sins, or insisting upon them unapologetically?

15. Does he remember nights of his mother
Through the darkness of her veils in the pre-dawn hours?

16. And does he know that I'm a man
Who won't tolerate those who offend him

17. A band of immoral men persisted with sin
Baring their asses and stubby penises

18. And it doesn't sadden me that they have become
Disgraced in a house of evil and impurity

19. And indeed the son of Azrah weeps
Over a blemish he himself cloaked

20. The dripping tears on his cheek are slightest to me
Compared to being drenched on the day of sprinkling

21. Perhaps Abu Al-Saqr will clear for us
The darkness of adversities with a radiant day

22. A young man whose family raised him high
To where the stars rise and shine