1. Rise and unveil her, it is enough for her to be rational
And leave her hands and feet be

2. And throw her into the open space, for she
Was created only to be pelted in the open space

3. Do not hesitate to see her slogan being ripped
She was examined and the body had to be undressed

4. For what she shakes of her shame
Are prices of what the sublime shakes of roads

5. No one casts away humiliation behind her back
Except for a young man who trots the saddled horses

6. How much the thirsty is promised water and how much
It grazes the slopes and how much it wishes for dry herbage

7. On a land that does not grow glory or
Is a home for the generous noble

8. It is better than her refusal and inclusion
In humiliation that she be expelled or paralyzed

9. What is Babylon as a homeland for a musician
Who disdains to be blamed or degraded

10. A land where the deficient in step becomes
And the one with the most imperfect voice becomes the most perfect

11. As if the wickedness of its clay swore
That fairness will not carry what it carried

12. And if it maintained a warbling melody
The eye would be pleased with it and the face would smile

13. So begrudge glory and keep connected to another
Who deserves excellence and nobility

14. And do not be but a sharp sword
Whenever a land sprouts change

15. Aim the sublime between the houses of its people
Wandering in its paths shaken

16. So it is rare that the success of a need lacks
Who acquires horses for it and camels

17. How much it courted death between the houses of its people
From its shepherd, yet they did not water it with water

18. And in the children of Asfar there are strings for it
That slept while its avenger slept and was heedless

19. And in Iraq there are Arabs whom
Its long association chose the select

20. So they did not visit it while the homes were facilitated
Except with false wishes and hopes

21. They did not light a fire for it to warm it
With them nor did they herd camels to it

22. But it has in the East brothers of them
Its guests are alive, so welcome

23. And an ember from a clever lion
That gift its guests on the distance the misguided

24. Come alive and bring close to the chaste faces
The new moons from it light up

25. And indulge the glory with capable hands
For them it is generous while the living was stingy

26. Aim its necks to their valley, the valley of dew
Drinking the fresh dripping

27. You see the gardens and the preserves abundant
It eats elevated whatever it craved and drank

28. I call for the desired swords for victory
And ask about the rainclouds for pouring

29. And face its enemies with a Khazima youth
The lightning did not split the clouds and clear up

30. And open with the glory of religion if it extended
Its right hand the locked door of generosity

31. With the Arab in origin and generosity
And the Persian in conduct and abode

32. And say to the sons of Dubais what
Coursed in its valley and what lingered

33. Priding and glorying in a strong young man who became
From your secret, he ruled the disgraced nations

34. Bind closely the son of Hussein and align
So evaluate every arrogance that is weighty

35. And make the stars of the horizon abundant with him
Challenging and making the origins independent

36. If you are from pure Mudar, the cream
Of its smooth and even clay

37. And the lions in it are aid and souls
If it rode or was called to descend

38. So from the flash of glory today for you
Is the last glory that surpassed the first

39. May God put him above knowledge with him
And God who graced was the most gracious

40. He mandated him with his right over you
Whether he angered or pleased you with what he did

41. So if you obey, you will reap it as a
White bee whose collection and dissolution was good

42. And if you deviate, enviously from his order
Then pick it as bitter herbs

43. Or else corrupt then mend a breach
He repaired and endure from a laden what he endured

44. Who do you have from his father’s children who do you have
If not for him, he would not build what he built from sublimity

45. And who do you have that travels in it as an invader
That is considered in the remaining darkness as flames

46. A consoler the dew descends revealing
Upon the enemies periods then periods

47. It presents it from you the zeal of a forest
Who teaches the thrusting to the unarmed and unequipped

48. If the lion of evil protected its lair
It protected the kingdom and revived the state

49. And whoever other than him is someone who saturates his guests
Overpowered from wherever he quenched the thirsty

50. And takes by his hand and sword
Precious items he loots that are transported

51. And where are your abodes from his abode
If the delegation sought the tallest pillar

52. Your fires that light the beginning of the night dim
While the sun’s fires neither light nor flame

53. And you break while the slave girls of his house
Throw over the embers the bundles

54. And of his guests’ homes that are slaughtered
Are the homes when you slaughter the camels

55. That is how what overflowed so with him
Your seas became birthing and deaf

56. He gave you immoral in his money
And stood among you governing so he was just

57. So submit to recognizing the merit to he who
Wagered in the race so missed the swifter

58. And follow his banner for only
Those facing towards you who obeyed the facing are good

59. For the best who led you is he who if traveled
By himself would be the Thursday of collectiveness

60. The victorious flag is erected for you
So avoid the defeated miserable

61. Who can convey on the intention an eloquence
Clarifying it, communicating and dispatching

62. To convey from me, the soliloquy carried
What it contained in its folds and carried

63. If the perils become difficult, remember
The success that is attained so consider it easy

64. Aim the prince of princes a side
By the side of Ahvaz, those hillocks

65. Greet him and his acceptable face without
Effort and shake his hand the kissed

66. And say to him the storytellers made me yearn
For you, detached and dispatching

67. They told that your hands are scales
That mock the laden year the fulfilling

68. And that you are the man whose eye
Is content with his poverty when you give

69. You give shyly, head bowed, face veiled
While you gave freely to the elderly and plenty

70. And people show their stinginess
Because they do not know shame

71. And that your morals are spring rain water
For which the wind blew gently and it covered

72. So if you poured your gentle morals in
Glasses, you would leave nothing but full

73. And it was said that a lion does not protect as
You protect lands, its forest, and cubs

74. If death coveted its penetration
It would seek who prevents it from reaching

75. It visits away from your enclosure the enclosure of docility
So it does not smell the dust except scared

76. And that the kingdom of Daylam is a meadow
If not for you, it would be slashed by the swords

77. You gave him hope while a Persian, his throne
Took Iraq by force and the mountain

78. You named him, when you supported him, his supporter
While his hand and sword had failed

79. He takes from you a dangerous prelude
Against the enemies and seeks you prepared

80. Virtues that are sequentially narrated
And the narrator was just in what he conveyed

81. So its qualities circulated successively
In the land until it filled the width of the expanse

82. So a heart that did not stop being
Assigned to the generous moved me toward you

83. Yearning for the people of sublimity but they
excluding you, perished together and flowed away

84. And it would be a prize to visit
That alleviates the anguish and mends the rift

85. So for one with it, if fate allowed with it
And his religion in its like to be stingy

86. I see an airport but my wings are deficient
So how can I reach you

87. And the heart did not betray me but they are
Incidents that prevented and a body that failed

88. I lost it as quick, agile steeds
That fold the road sorrowful and smooth

89. Speaking in the pages about its signs
Silent to the distant, spoken

90. Wondrous things I send from it miraculous
As if I were sent in it as a messenger

91. Precisely articulated and precisely articulated
And speaking clauses and clauses

92. From every abode that if called by its magic
The mother of the stars would believe to descend

93. If it revolved a galaxy or landed a landmark
Or traveled, traveled an example

94. The kings loved it, disputing and courting
Its poverty made it serious or facetious

95. As if I arbitrated in their hearts
From its sweet words the blinking eyes

96. Jealousy makes it difficult with its address
When the suitor seeks fickleness

97. How much it named him from a persuader or deterrent
Yet he did not respond with love or pretense

98. But I see you from its address
The most generous king and the least bored

99. For that I enabled you over its
Unruly rein and made easy for you what is expensive

100. I gifted it before you sought it
Volunteering the connection or being chosen

101. So thank my efforts which I made effort for
When you thank a meddling poet

102. I advised you sincerely and you did not advise me
So suffice me its reward with deed

103. And from witnesses of my estrangement to you
Is that I left composing love poetry