1. He launched arrows in his eyelid and threw
A gazelle with all that he watched over the sanctuary

2. So that the atonement for the shirt from the
Beast's blood flowed for the intimate, blood

3. He scattered, attacking the hearts, so they do not
Rise heavily from it with what they knew

4. O you who brought near the day when the blood revenge is taken from the
White gazelles in Mecca, blood

5. Their lineage was stained with the slanderous
Hitting an Arab though he is noble

6. When one boasts in ancestry though he
Traveled, then attributed himself to me, he fasted

7. Or beauty was submitted to whiteness when
It was counted as healing between the lips, it dissolved

8. Say in Mina, if bashfulness lent you
A begging, deaf ear or you said what was not understood

9. You pelt, O thrower of pebbles, with them the
Land so my heart did not complain of pain

10. A heart was created for you that does not forgive the crime easily
And a face that does not know crime

11. With what debt did you not fulfill in Mina
And what religion do you have claim over

12. Quraish almost relapsed to ignorance
When you played among them, an idol

13. I take refuge with God and sorrow as provision
Its guarantor what was repaid and what was unpaid

14. O my time, strange indeed over zealotry
What time has passed and what zealotry

15. Passion and youth were good companions
And youth was the best of both

16. He throws far even if time wronged him
So my sacrifice for it is what survived

17. The gray hair dawned suddenly
As if my youth was the firewood and it kindled

18. If a bouquet was dyed with tears
My youth would have lasted from what I cried, blood

19. Khanasa stood beautifying what aged of old age
She gained acceptance and was honored equally

20. Do not ask me of the years of the youth and let the
Care behind the ribs and determination

21. How many stumbles I have with fate, if the
Crescent stumbles like it as a child, it perishes

22. My riding of sorrow from its calamities
Replaced youth from my dark hair

23. My staggering became long. I want to attain what
Was missed and seek the realization of what was absent

24. I seek fortune in a deadly land
My eye confused behind it in darkness

25. Worriedly thinking of should I or might I
The foot of purpose or the rocks block my steps

26. Either you will see me after my departure bent
Next to ruins from what collapsed

27. For the sword does not truly fulfill the destiny
Unless it drew or pierced blood

28. And if you choose after living luxuriously
A place safe from harm, it would achieve that

29. It will convey to me the command of the prince even
If he is unjust, and the rule of the master even if he is unjust

30. For water may calm the clouds and
Alight for a time so it calms the cisterns

31. God is to me like a brother I held
The strongest bond though his rope disintegrated

32. He stretched his hands over me weaker
And parted from me so we don't embrace

33. He kept me company yellow handed so when
The branch of wealth thrived, he scorned me

34. And turned away from me every son of the world my
Greedy brother who sees the sheep as superior to what he tasted

35. He recoils at hardship, so if he sees
Hardship, he is furious and attacks

36. No one of eloquence in the day of trouble, and no
Measure of opinion if events attack

37. What is with you my seller, you moved a
Hand that when you sell me, you will regret

38. I swore by the dancing girls, they humble the
Camels bowed openly and prominently marked

39. You think their figures when mixed
With the blind in the darkness, blind

40. You see each one in the plain as an arched ceiling if
She turns her nose to it, broken

41. Bearing dishevelment when they remember
The reward stock, they overcome boredom

42. Until they resided in Thu Al-Suwar heavily
Clothed in a land that almost became the sky

43. The pregnant belly would have given birth to
Muhammad and the son of his noble mother

44. O land pride! You brought out the like of them
Yes you are filled envied with them

45. And depend on them for the ordeal
On the pillar of the carriers, for he is determination

46. The best of your stallions is he who surrendered the
Command to him, his old age and he who was weaned

47. His charms close together and his blackening
Later became organized

48. He did not await wisdom with dignity
Lord, how patient nearing patience

49. He does not cease to flirt with intelligence naturally
And his youth makes him forget old age

50. That we thought his youth from the abundance of
Wisdom, gray hair concealed in his face

51. Shining white, matching the creation of
The full moon and the crescent's thread gathered

52. He diverts in the sermons an eye of alluring modesty
That only knows who obtained its obedience

53. A watcher, all of it stars, if
His nights were all darkness

54. He throws a heart behind his need
Deaf not consulting if he decides

55. He does not hasten speech in his calmness
Nor wake him, a disturbing darkness

56. If frustration rode the side
Of might, he would not find anything to bite

57. They blocked with him a gap in the kingdom that
No separatist rises with what he demolished

58. Spacious, her opening crippled an era
On the bedposts and the disease was not yet cut off

59. So he stood until her feast was upright
With kindness, neither incapable nor cold

60. He did not seek a supporter over it and was not
Ashamed alone in it nor was he shy

61. Until indeed its wounds
Cut deep in rage behind him

62. Rebuking its elevation is a disparager, spiteful
If nobility was restricted, blindness towards it grew

63. Its fingers do not curl dry
And its honor is soft if it becomes severe

64. One's self is envied if it rose and a
Hand if the sword recoiled or the steps went deeper

65. He dictates flames on scrolls that
No neck is cooled by its fire and it was branded

66. He concludes the necks of the freeman troubled
What was revealed of its pages and what was sealed

67. The saddle returned envying the hand and the
Sword even if the pen gained veneration by serving it

68. Yes, God guarded the elevation's shepherd
Its edges safe if they are safe

69. And increased good tidings a face if
The full moon's lineages overflowed or were clouded over

70. It heals in it the water of shame so if
He released the wrap from it, it would be gathered

71. Of a people whose young never slept
And whose neighbor was not pointed out or blamed

72. Endowed with prudence and stingy
To the questioner of an excuse, however much he complained and judged

73. They do not utter malice, nor prove the
Misfortune of a person to them if he stepped

74. White, noble deeds, green slippers, enjoyments if
People experienced hunger, they endured

75. They were accustomed to victory with the swords when
They polished them, their blades bare

76. If the fray became violent, it made the heads
Of the people of war fly, with the sharp blades

77. Each boy hoped for if he became angry and
Feared if he smiled as a virgin

78. Of the family of Abdul Rahim, he connected
For its house with the elevation, a kinsman

79. The skyscrapers of the horsemen erected over it
The origin of its honor oriented and marked

80. Glory preceded and the best of your two glories is what
Pulled ahead the era's chest or stepped forward

81. O lofty plateau of its fruits, my people suffice me
Even if its lightning reproached the covenant of what

82. Reconciled after being defiant to your
Aggression, so my affection mingled with you and embraced

83. You forbade me from asking, so I do not
Care if the questioner gave or deprived

84. The basil laughs if it sees
Soil that implores the rain, contemptible

85. So I do not mind whether sustenance
Wronged or was just, by oaths other than yours it was divided

86. I was obstinate about desires not
Turning my head to wealth, it prospered and grew

87. Under the porch of contentment, even if
The saliva of my old age dried up, I would not complain of thirst

88. Fate does not hope for my consent, nor
Make me angry if it harmed or honored

89. And anyone who aims with his resolve
Sees my praise just as he sees the bridle

90. You imposed me with tongues and with
Temperaments gentle that became to me, gags

91. So anyone from you with his breath
Did not leave any deafness in me from his love

92. You trained me so that I accept
Sustenance and praise men, so

93. You relieved the constriction of my chest and you
Clarified my tongue from the length it was silent

94. So from your nearness to me and your blessing
Is that I learned to thank blessings

95. And whenever your debt pulls my
Neck, I fulfill it from its obligations, completely

96. Every distraction does not complain of the
Bite of time if it was erected, nor frowns

97. It runs in your characteristics as the
Flood cuts through the valley's bed and veins

98. In every land for your glory a
Flag and the fire of glory mounted a flag

99. It spreads what is between the east of the sun and the
West, winds for your land, clouds

100. And the matter is that it remains through eras
If its people were builders

101. I filled in you the volumes and my
Hand does not complain of boredom or fatigue

102. It embarked a doctrine for you transcending the
Poetry over the modern and old

103. If the echo of Zuheir was unearthed he would
Swear that I surpassed the old man

104. So take from its majesty the course of
Parables in you and comprehend the wisdom

105. Or do not care if it turns
To you in poetry if it was blocked or firm

106. Consider for it the sanctity of precedence and
Affection and gather its ancient causes

107. Make available its share to one who strives
Emphasizing in it rights and obligations

108. Insightful of heart and tongue so he only
Speaks of you with what he knew

109. Your knot to me is truer than people seeing
My state in your kingdom as sick