1. Do not praise Abu Harb for his lineage,
The lion and the boar may prove their strength in the forest.

2. Muhammad wanders lost in his abundant madness,
The key to a worthless people given to reckonings.

3. His cowardice once made me see him as a lion
Lined up with teeth bared over a carcass.

4. Woe to the idiot who made him governor,
The day he took lightly my brothers and friends.

5. His leadership showed no wisdom but his betrayal,
A sheath for a deviant's sword from the tribe of Munjab.

6. He loves the wives of Munjab and honors them,
Never moving past their door to another's.

7. As if he is afflicted with his friend's illness,
And desires some of what comes from that flood.

8. Say plainly to the despicable Abu Harb,
The words of a Westerner cursing are strange to me.

9. If you have turned from Mahdi then we,
Why should we hide from the abyss?

10. The husband of Munjab drives us and we blame him,
No day of our reproach matters to him.

11. The expert on the evils of Munjab said,
When he saw my steadfast secretive ways:

12. "If you request a bonus from Munjab,
Request with your penis, do not request with your elbow.

13. And one who says in ecstasy that his only need
Is to meet burning desire and fatigue."

14. Oh, if only the testicles and penis of Munjab
Were free, so we could enjoy the drink of the free.

15. A thick whiskered man whom the devout circle around,
When he frowns at the wanderer and complainer.

16. How excellent is the intercession of Munjab,
When a non-diseased, unharmed man is washed.