1. Ibn Mua'sar answered the Poetry of Sin'an ibn Musayyib
About the poem that came from Qudaa Jawwalah

2. And our nature, O presence, is not to tire of poetry
Nor do we speak of singing, music and trilling

3. We have only bullets hotter than flames
And stabbing from which the Qiblah seeks protection

4. If only you could see us meeting the people of Abd al-Rab
In the Bab Ifras gate which was ruby in its mountain

5. He said we raided them, planets appeared
And they did not know except us above them a flame

6. By God’s name today we strike with clubs
We bring down more than forty like leather skins

7. I think the first remains fleeing to clefts
While we with staffs drive them like a camel herd

8. We return and repeat when they are dragging away
And people arrived and the beds were discarded refuse

9. And I relied on You and went out with a beloved quatrain
By God we will block and have supper this night

10. And in the morning we will return to the battlefield
We will come and half of them confused in their wrappings

11. We need to strike them down and continue upon the field
None between us, we and Salih the owner of the fortress

12. We did not know the evening meal except by the call to prayer
Which echoes from their side, I said by God here is food

13. So let not the miserable one of wide lands deceive you
He is an ape with a flaccid penis after losing his turban

14. And when you see him with the demeanor of one devout
You would say this is a soldier fighting alone

15. While we are the ones in the tumult and war not tiring
Nor do you see us waver in the battle of nations