1. You have been nurtured by the noble branches of Rabee'ah, for glory,
So that the onlooker's gaze is awed by you.

2. Swings of chiefs, great ancestors,
Whose bravery in days of defamation flames.

3. And he who seeks the refuge of a people finds for them
Landmarks of might and greatness and remarkable feats.

4. I found the Indian spear in you slandering,
And a blow that makes heads spill their blood.

5. When the coat of mail twists around an arm,
With their swords, and death in red circles around it.

6. I saw women seeking lances as our strongholds
When their supporter surrendered the reinforcements.

7. When the two honored Mudars meet
Towards you, the eminent above all people has thrived.

8. When Khindif comes and Qais meets,
Their riding camels fill the plains.

9. By the right of a man whom people cannot equal,
The clan of Bazraa from Qais Ailan are its supporters.

10. To them the pinnacle of glory and impenetrability extends,
And the impenetrability when its matcher tried to breach it failed.

11. Tameem and whatever Hawazin included,
Their greatness the unifier has fastened together.

12. I saw Hisham block the doors of strife,
With a leader whose caution suffices what he fears.

13. With a select one from Qais Ailan, he ascended
His hands to the stars and its brightest.

14. So no eminent person from Qais Ailan rivals him,
Nor the many from them match him.

15. Eyes that were sleepless, their night was smoothed,
And every door of wind and settled was opened.

16. If only a kinship would return to me,
And forbearance upon Qais, spacious its views!