1. And they wish them alive, agreeing,
But he has seen, with his abandonment, the saddened one,

2. Abu Fudayk has deviated from guidance, and his companions,
When they thundered and flashed,

3. And they were frivolous in their religion and defected.
So the morning found them in a plain of calamity,

4. Blameworthy, in which the ignorant would stray,
With horses marching on and catching up.

5. Nothing of them can be seen but the eye sockets,
Like armored vehicles over which the coats of mail flow,

6. And lions in ambush above them, the most sublime,
And the Turks above the heads gleaming,

7. Like Indians, elevated in prestige,
Rising over them is a glitter and clinking of swords,

8. And the white in their right hands shining,
And withered among them a dejected elderly,

9. Flying above their heads are the thieves,
And the shiny ones above them fluttering,

10. And below them a resistant advancing,
And above it large bodies and neighing,

11. Stirred from beneath them is the narrow pass,
Seething from it in the bowels is sweat,

12. So no weak fetus escapes from it,
They leave him in the middle of the mill stones panting,

13. Transcending times and times rushing,
Leaving the expanse of the earth while it is narrow,

14. Perplexing thereby the smooth-stoned courtyard,
Each a pile whose flesh is ripped,

15. The breast of the short one is a body, humpbacked,
It has horns and a twisted neck.