1. A people, if praise poems were seized
They took them from Taha and from Yaseen

2. And if the most tender ribs were folded
They shared plenty with the destitute

3. And if a servant disobeyed a master's order
Their orders prevailed upon the compelled

4. And if men boasted of a master
They fell praising the most learned of scholars

5. Casting down the pillar of polytheism after its establishment
And clarifying the religion of Allah after its concealment

6. The one sought for help, when the spears intertwined
And the cavalry lines were no longer in line

7. No issue perplexed on the day of debate
Except he changed its doubt into certainty

8. The repository of hidden secrets and place of
Apparent morals, and temptation of the infatuated