1. Do you know the house whose traces have been erased,
In Al-Hadhr, not far from the gardens?

2. A house for a cheeky and playful little girl,
Who appeared and so her love took all my strength.

3. As white as the bright smiling sun,
Her teeth glisten behind cold lips.

4. When she shot me with her arrow it did not
Pierce my heart, what an aim she has!

5. O you, fierce, attacking lion,
Who pounces like an untamable lion.

6. And who does honourable deeds,
Known by both absent and present.

7. How much praise have I given you,
Coming and going with all who pass.

8. And how many calls we have answered for you,
So recognise us - the knowing and the ignorant differ.

9. We protected you when no one gave you refuge
Against twins or a single one in difficult times.

10. The day we were victorious over the worshipper for you
And the day we saved you from Khalid.

11. And the battle at Ar-Rayy which you attained
With an army of our alliance.

12. And how many deserters we met for you,
Turning away the biting, raging wolf.

13. Then we trampled him under our feet
As he lay in ambush like a snake.

14. After the good test which has passed
While you were ascetic through it.

15. So recall our help and kindness
With wisdom returned to guide you.

16. And the day of Ahvaz, do not forget it,
Praise and words do not diminish.

17. We still hope for you as we hope
For rain from promising, thunderous clouds.

18. Uncover your palms and what they grasped
And act like the glorious Master.

19. Why do you not give, you being so generous
Free with bounty and legacy?

20. Collect the taxes of Sijistan and surrounding lands
Lounging in your comfortable life.

21. Do not make the days and time a threat
Stripping the land along with the plunderer.

22. If harm befalls we will defend it for you
While you recline ignoring the good.

23. Then you think that we will agree to this?
No! By the kneeling, prostrating Lord.

24. By the sanctity of the House and its curtains,
And the devout worshipper who prays in it.

25. These desires of yours are false,
An oversight in the patience of one who rests.

26. I will not be angry if after this
You incite or plot against me.

27. Nor if they gather against me without
Supporters or any who I would miss.

28. So grant what you once gave willingly,
No good in the resentment of one forced to give.

29. And fulfill the promise if you make it,
The promiser differs from one who fulfils.

30. We gave you birth so do not abandon us
God commanded you to care for parents.

31. If you descend from Kindah then your uncles
Are indeed from the tribe of Hashid,

32. The best of the Arabs in hospitality,
As far as guests and guides reach.

33. Among them are many marked horsemen
Leading armies or guides.

34. Riders who panic the horses as they attack,
Like the flashing sparks of glowing embers.

35. Or a refuge healing from the ignorance of fools,
The wanton and the transgressors.

36. God did not diminish us in any way,
The deficient differs from the perfect.

37. You have many uncles among their tribes,
Tall, long-armed warriors.

38. Seeking glory in bravery not
Anything but honor for the glorious.

39. Stabbing with the flag, steadfast
In battle lined-up and advancing.

40. So be kind to your uncles and remember them,
And have mercy on them for those who passed.

41. Your uncles have not ceased
To give more and more to the giver.

42. Never stingy nor cowardly
Whether going to battle or staying behind.

43. You have many uncles among their tribes,
Carrying heavy burdens.

44. Who recognise misfortune with their wealth
And the rights of beggars and petitioners.