1. The one whom you were fearing has come
O you the purest little child

2. They carried you on their palms without
Any kindness of heart or gathering

3. And your hands were passed through the inside of both my knees
As if held by one whom you do not see

4. In front of you none but a sullen face
Its eyes looking to cut the throat

5. As if I see you scream for help, and no helper
Except a starving blade, and it will rip

6. That morsel alone has a taste for it
And if you want more it will thank you

7. How strange they are happy for what has afflicted you
Of their injustice that cannot be denied

8. The drums of people were beaten at his circumcision
And the group sings and the pipes sound

9. And the cries of women arose, and they howled
With joy while you in front of them writhe

10. And they saw the aptness of their deed
As if I see your father, that one-eyed

11. Sometimes he leans his head to his left
Stupidly, and sometimes recklessness befalls him

12. So he walks hastily and suddenly
Stops his feet, dances after recklessness

13. With head shaking at his own clapping
And he has a mouth that whistles after singing

14. And this while he is going to a mission
Or returning from it, unharmed

15. Greater than any sedition and affliction
The mind of the jurist in front of it perplexed

16. And as if I see venerable Khalik standing
Smiling, kindness dripping from him

17. Receiving visitors, welcoming
Them, his greetings to them delighted

18. Blessed with an uncle like your uncle, combining
The best of qualities that cannot be counted

19. If a people are proud of ancestors
He is the one whose ancestors through him are proud

20. So you see merit has clothed him through them
He sees the little one of the people yet he is the most dignified

21. His imagination did not hide from me once
Oh, do you think I ever cross his mind

22. And facing him a gentle soul wrapped
In all kinds of beauty mentioned

23. That noble man of origin and morals
And self who is more famous than Hatim

24. The scent of musk spreads when mentioned
Everyone feels humble, our Arab nobleman became

25. His heights and lineage purified and the lineage virtuous
So you see them glancing at faces

26. Exchanging meaningful glances that captivate
Shooting jokes at each other with arrows

27. And the wink if understanding was hard expresses
And as if I see an infatuated locust

28. That traveled on purpose not to attend
I hate it and its shape and what its

29. Protruding chin pours, that yellow saliva
And as if I see lined up turbans

30. Beneath them heads that do not feel
And beards for the likes of this day became plenty

31. And our Arab friend among them watches
They came from red to white carrying

32. Propaganda of an agitator that spreads
Yearning back to him, I

33. Miss him with yearning that burns between the ribs
I have really become afraid of him

34. As you know the matter is bigger
The great from the great when comes close

35. Grows in arrogance and pride
And he is the one who won pride hereditarily

36. And for him is the prince-ship that cannot be denied
I almost forgot, o jurist, so tell

37. My hearing, about that as I have no more patience
Oh, do you think that friendship remains

38. Or, o friend, has it been stripped of change?
Far it! By its oldness time

39. Passes and some of us to some do not change
And I have committed a crime, but if

40. I am the one who commits then be the one who excuses
But you knew my loyalty what

41. You knew so excuse me afterward or do not excuse
God knows how my state is after you

42. So my eyelids from me are always crying