1. I am the son of steadfast Tamim,
When great events approach alarmingly.

2. I slept in every lion's lair,
Did the canopy veil him carefully?

3. Kings inherited it from each other,
Its pavilions and domes excellently.

4. Of visitors you see a respected man,
Bowing submissively, bending his nape.

5. Among them are elders like Udas bin Zaid,
And Sufyan who confronted the dogs bravely.

6. They lead the horses, riding because of their dignity,
Seizing the saddles forcefully.

7. It branched into the lineages of Auf bin Kaab,
And Dharim refuses to disparage me.

8. And Dhamra, and the Compeller were among them,
And the archer who fixed the spears steadfastly.

9. They return the attacks to the mountains,
And if you provoke them, they find someone to blame readily.

10. Curse your mother - if you see them
With your eyes you will not be able to address them reproachfully.

11. You have seen awe and dark thickets,
And the crown of the king kindling vehemently.

12. The sons of the sun of daylight and of every full moon,
When its burrows give birth generously.

13. So how can you talk nonsense about them,
The furthest extent of vileness, violently angry lords?

14. For us is the moon of the sky over Thurayya,
And we are the most numerous, counting and estimation failed.