1. O abode, may you last, and may glory endure for you,
Your fortune among houses is peerless good fortune.

2. You were built by a brother of wealth, treasures,
And behold, wealth, knowledge, and glory have come to you.

3. And behold, verse, prose, and rhetoric have come to you,
And behold, the heart in everything has come to you when it appears.

4. You were once neglected in my keeping,
And the unique pearl was jealous when I kept you.

5. You have gained fame between homelands,
Where a noble or ignoble eye turns to you.

6. Is there in the world a house like the house of Murabit,
Called Ibrahim Al-Tayyar, and no other purpose?

7. So may the tongue of state ever chant,
O abode, may you last, and may glory endure for you.