1. The throbbing of poetry's heart, or my throbbing?
Or is it a flame from sorrows?

2. What does my talker say? The truth
What he said, or a kind of delirium?!

3. Why do I see his words like stones
Thrown by mouths to ears

4. "The Sheikh died," a phrase that did not leave him
Except like a thunderbolt on the conscience

5. Or is it a violent wave that came to me
Leading me towards the eruption of the volcano

6. I wish I had stopped the ringtone of my phone
Before hearing the call from the one who called me

7. Or that I closed all its lines
Getting rid of his melodious voice

8. "The Sheikh died" Don't you have another phrase
That brings back the balance of my gardens

9. Tell me for God's sake anything, maybe
You saved me from this affliction

10. Tell me for God's sake anything, he told me
Strangely enough, O young men

11. Did you forget that death is a real fact
And an end written on man?!

12. Did you forget that death is a real fact
And all those created by the All-Dominant perish

13. Did you forget; No, by God, but I fled
To the door of hope from my sorrows

14. "The Sheikh died" you were right, I am a believer
In God, inclined to submission

15. The Sheikh, no, rather say the fortress of knowledge that
Was filled with sound opinion and statement

16. It is the fortress of knowledge that was built on
Trust in the help of the Bestower

17. And before it the claims of an atheist were defeated
And the wave of tyranny and falsehood retreated

18. And the suspicions of minds flew away because
It found a building with firm pillars

19. Najd forgot it, and the place of revelation
And the far and near were guided by it

20. It is a fortress that was always surrounded by a green garden
Of mention and Qur’an

21. God protected through it the doctrine of a nation
In our confused and perplexed era

22. What do poems of poetry say that
Became without a mouth or scales?!

23. What do you say about "Ibn Baz"? That it
Will remain incapable of explanation

24. What do you say about the towering humility?
And about the ambition surrounded by faith?

25. What do you say about forgiveness and preventing
The jurisprudence of this divine world?

26. "Ibn Baz" died, it is for poems to see
The sorrow of hearts, and tears of eyelids

27. In Taif's eye the abundant tears
Meet the tears of the infatuated Medina

28. “Al Khurj”, “Riyadh” and “Makkah” ask
About a story famous for its title

29. About the story of the man who was given
All hearts feelings of reassurance

30. I still remember his voice permeating
Our depths with affection and tenderness

31. He gives fatwas and advises as a guide, mentor
And teacher of people without hesitation

32. “Light on the path” quenched from his jurisprudence
And his springs flowed to the thirsty

33. O Lord, You have lent Your ear to our hearts
And we clung to You, O Almighty

34. "The Sheikh died," May God's mercy and
Great forgiveness from the Merciful rain on him.