1. Her hopes in crises and tribulations
To the people of morals and tribulations

2. And take from their joy what shined and listen
To the good company and amusements

3. And its mornings free lived
Years not worn by sorrows

4. The essence appeared in the cup, it almost
Beats when looking away from the eyes

5. With dyed palms he sang and delighted
And echoed his rhyme until it hurt me

6. He sang while the wind takes him away, and sometimes
It brings him on the branches of the bending trees

7. It reminds me of the gentle and its dwellers
And the people of sands, both near and far

8. Melodies that never left the center of my heart
For it and its people always have meanings

9. And days it had, oh how long they
Frolicked in the privacy of beautiful enclosures

10. Nights of loose limbs that swoop
My trysts as it bends its branches

11. And my business was not distracted from it when
We met except to remove its ornaments

12. When I tried to kiss its lips, I feel
As if I'm trying to kiss sweet flowers

13. The one with roving eyes does not pass
Like the slash of her amorous glance

14. When she moves coquettishly or sways
She sways like a slender branch

15. I say to the one blaming me in love, wait
For your ways in youth are not like mine

16. Should I refrain my passion with blame
While my heart is controlled with its reigns

17. And hide the interpretations of love from me
While my illness is a substitute for an interpreter

18. I see my time and its people, I see it
I see what it saw of them what saw me

19. I knew it until I almost realized
What it decides before the explanation

20. It honors the disgraced with it then
The brave become with it more disgraced than lowness

21. And the wicked shine in the shooting stars, light
And the fires hide amongst the stars

22. As if its day and openness is in what
It ruled amongst its people, a wager of my mare

23. It keeps their company with rude manners
And flatters them with hopes like venom

24. My determination in its nature refused
To stay in humiliation and lowness

25. And how many places I have in the desert
When my place is too narrow for me

26. And even if I miss wealth one day
I will not extend with what stains my building

27. And whatever the Merciful destined as sustenance
Of sustenances, my sustenance has come to me

28. Oh you who asks excessively while being penniless
Be dignified in asking for help

29. And persist in calling the donkeys, it is in
Exaggerating the high, unique of time

30. Unique of the time, sublime in glory, none in
The children of Hawwal has glory like him

31. Through it Oman prides, so which civilization
Can compete with Oman in pride

32. A lad whose might makes death submit
And his virtues make safety succeed

33. Like Aus son of Haritha son of Lam
And Antara in food and in spears

34. Oh you, O king, who has come close
To its high platform, the pulpit

35. Your affection, so forgive the mistakes and pardon
With your forgiveness, oh you of affection

36. The purpose of my appeal is only
So your forgiveness relieves my fears