1. You brought me glad tidings, and glad tidings to a youth
Who does not buy praise with giving

2. A cure after a cure, from the sons of Dabaq
The owner of fate and sustenance

3. In himself is preoccupation, and in his house
Is the openness of brothers and fathers

4. O you who brought glad tidings, what is with her who stopped
At the conquest crying among enemies?

5. O you who brought glad tidings, the pigeon of the sons of Yashkur
Told me of her many things