1. You deserve whatever pleasing the pouring clouds grant,
If the overflowing torrent returns its moistness.

2. And upon you, O relic of all, is a greeting,
That the inhabited place listens to and comprehends.

3. Is this emaciation from affliction or sorrow?
For passion is part of my nature, and you are the achiever.

4. Spring has taken off its lights
Adorning your abandoned remnants.

5. The meadow in its extremities is flourishing,
And the flowers are abundant within the rain clouds.

6. You were suckled in the lap of life,
Fed by the friendly neighbor and the pouring rain.

7. The hands of fate were plenty upon you,
But its nights towards you were few.

8. Where the lions ambush their prey,
There is a moment nursed by devastating misfortune.

9. Since, while the night was dragging its tail,
There was no happiness except my hand and a tilting cup.

10. It is as if we are two branches complaining
Of the harm of passion to the moist decomposer.

11. If Hayfa appear, there is a penetrating longing,
If Najla look, there is a weeping eye.

12. And it is as if her mouth, after the darkness spreads,
Is a branch flourished by the intimate blood relationship.

13. Grayish, which intoxicates the beholders,
The fresh portion of the sweet from the insipid is evident.

14. And I refuse blames, I did not wake up from passion,
And if I wake up, where is the inadvertent heart?

15. Until the pillar of the Hashimite state returns
To whom the reproacher hopes for what he says.

16. Bittersweet and spears quench it,
Thirst, and from the mouths of throats are streams.

17. It throws at the enemy while its armor is tolerance,
Thus it protects him from the killer misfortune.

18. The black flag’s shadow flutters,
Fright emerges and determination declines.

19. The horn was disturbed, fearing havoc,
So the ostrich lent it its hastiness.

20. Kings slept and the slumber of indignation stayed up,
Grazing their flock and bearing their burdens.

21. So the environs of Iraq returned the enemy
To a partnership stirred by devastating misfortune.

22. And the assailant extends his arm as if
For the stallion from the side of the tilting cup.

23. And he turned to the course of glories and supremacy,
A path whose two sides the accomplished avoided.

24. And he has traits that were entrusted with concealment,
A secret the gentle breeze whispers to confidants.

25. A hand by which the prey wanders upon the mountain cliffs,
And mingles in it the attainable.

26. Four were attached to each of his palms
That the stingy has shaken off his fingers.

27. Favors by which the wishes are fulfilled,
And helpers, defenders, and confidants.

28. From a group who groomed the tails of Saud,
The branches of its towering fertile palm tree.

29. Called Zarara at the end of their glory,
On the day of pride, and during the early times, Wa'il.

30. O best of them wherever the swords give them
Additional length while the burdens upon you are short.

31. Fasting certainly shakes the sides of its month,
A reward for what wishful thinking claimed was guaranteed.

32. Its voluntary act reached you so its reward is deferred for you
While its call in it is immediate.

33. And when the years decree your happiness present,
From it a fulfilling year is smiled upon.

34. The one seeking help protected through you the nobility
That double-dealing falls short of its two sides.

35. And through you justice has spread and the world has taken advice
With security, and the inadvertent time has awakened.

36. When you brought relief to its frightened flock,
The commoners became calm and the course became straightforward.

37. And it called you for discreet counsel so you were
A shield just as the compress strengthens the staff.

38. And you emerged in the garments of glory illuminated
By the pleasures of honor, the inclusive prosperity.

39. Wearing the striped garment, diminished by
A lion whose claws are the cutting sword.

40. Above the thick hair, the traits of
The family of Aquj and the honest shine.

41. The star of good fortune is a jewel whose adornment
Is enough lineage and virtues.

42. The morning spread its wings and sparkled upon it
The sprouts of dawn, the fine threads.

43. As if its pens are Indian white
Whose surfaces the polished ironed.

44. And glory faces whereby the clanking of it
And the clashing of your sword and the neighing horse.

45. May you be spared from the suspicion of misfortunes, complete
In generosity and perfect in reputation.

46. By a hand which is perfumed with musk,
The tails of skulls have clung to it.

47. It was stingy with good deeds so it is tearful
While abundance fills its udder.

48. By the sadness thatgrayed its good-bye,
Until the son of Laboun's lion mourned.

49. And by their hands the horse's lead slipped away
So the already graying darkness complained to the shady thin.

50. The night is a sea and the depths are surging,
The stars are pearls and the dawn is the coast.

51. The intoxication of distress made them gulp
A drink which its very concentrated cup allows.

52. They descended at the valley’s slopes, and there
The tested sincere loyalty was wrapped.

53. I will bestow upon you an Umayyad praise poem
So look who is appropriate for it and its sayer.

54. The flowers are only fresh in your presence,
And shade is only fleeting without your side.

55. The truth is you, and everything we praise with
Is falsehood unless it is about you.