1. Worried and full of doubts about us,
We rode brisk, lively horses.

2. As if its splendor is Uhud when
Its pillars appear to onlookers.

3. You see the bodies dressed in it
Armored knights and sturdy heroes.

4. And bare like torches, swords
With which we subdue the transgressors.

5. As if when they pray and join
At the trench's door as allies.

6. Men whom we see no wisdom in
Though they claimed to be guided.

7. So we besieged them a month, confined
While we were above like victors.

8. We visit them and go every day
Against them armed and equipped.

9. With our hands, sharp cutting swords
With which we repel separation and worries.

10. As if their flashes adorned
When held by hands of archers.

11. And the flashes of red carnelian that shone at night
In which carnelians can be seen clearly.

12. If not for the trench, we would have
Destroyed them all together.

13. But it protected them while they
Took refuge from our fear.

14. If we depart, we have left
Saad detained in your homes.

15. When night falls, you hear the lament
Of Saad returning the moan.

16. And we will visit you soon
As we visited you allied.

17. With an army of Kinanah, not weakened
Like lions protecting the den.