1. O people, my address is to whom
He is, by virtue of his merit, a human

2. This is a speech to no one in particular
I composed prose, strung together by ears

3. I did not specify it to so-and-so, for I
In an era where there is no so-and-so among its people

4. Whoever has an advantage in understanding
Let him be a listener, for I have a tongue

5. It distinguished nothing in the wilderness except
Good deeds adorned by man

6. And sins are covered by grace
How beautiful is the equal who is preserved

7. Do not be fooled by the increase of the situation
For after increases comes decrease

8. And when the sun did not shade from the sun
No branches bloomed for it

9. And the most deserving people of blame are a generation
Among whose noble children insulted

10. The ways of generosity are not what we are in
We have heard the claim so where is the proof

11. Generosity has become a legend among people
Impossible in its right possibility

12. And we were promised a human who indicates him
The fire is only where the smoke slept

13. They lied to me about someone who gives money
Where is the hearing and seeing from listening

14. How full you became while we were hungry in life
Did you think the greedy will deflate

15. And you sought water while we were thirsty
Why then does the thirsty drip

16. No smiles satisfied us so wake up
The Lord is pleased and His heart wrathful

17. We blamed the times, blame is to whom
In it and it is true that time is not to be blamed