1. عَمروُ اِبنُ أَوسٍ إِذا أَشياعُهُ غَضِبوا

    فَأَحرَزوهُ بِلا غُرمٍ وَلا عارِ

    ʿAmr, son of Aws—when his followers grew angry,

    they protected him without loss or disgrace.

  2. إِنَّ بَني عَبدِ وُدٍّ كُلَّما وَقَعَت

    إِحدى الهَناتِ أَتَوها غَيرَ أَغمارِ

    Indeed, the sons of ʿAbd Wudd, whenever there arises

    one of those troubles, face it—not as novices.