1. نَماهُ طِرادٌ ذو المناقب والعُلى

    فللهِ ما أولى الزمانَ طِرادُ

    Tirad, a man of noble deeds and high honor, begot him.

    God be praised for what Tirad bestowed upon the age!

  2. فجاء ربيعَ عامِ أما رُواؤهُ

    فشمسٌ وأمَّا كَفُّهُ فَعِهادُ

    So he came as the year's spring; as for his appearance,

    it is a sun; and as for his palm, it is rain upon rain.

  3. تهونُ عليه النفس والمالُ في العُلى

    اذا قيلَ مَنّاعُ الحَريمِ جَوادُ

    Life and wealth mean little to him in pursuit of high honor,

    when he is called a staunch defender of his household, a generous man.

  4. من القوم اِن خام الرَّعاديد أقدموا

    وانْ بخلتْ وُطْف السحائب جادوا

    From a people who advance boldly when trembling cowards recoil,

    and if the thick-fringed clouds are miserly, they give freely.

  5. بهاليلُ اِما حُدَّ للمجدِ غايةٌ

    أبرُّوا على الحدِّ القَذيِّ وزادوا

    Noble lords—if ever a limit is set to glory,

    they surpass the speck-tainted limit and go farther.

  6. خباءُ عُلاً سامي الدِّعامة في الورى

    وأنت له يوم الفَخارِ عِمادُ

    A tent of high honor, its supporting pillar lofty among humankind,

    and you are its pillar on the day of boasting.