The story of Rustam. Rustam was on his throne. Rustam dismounted from it. And he took shelter under a mule. On which was wealth. Which had arrived from Kisra for expenses.

When they were strong, he went up. Rustam fled. And Hilal bin Alqama pursued him. He seized him by the leg and killed him. Then he came and dragged him.

Between the legs of the mules and ascended the throne and called out: "By the Lord of the Kaaba, I have killed Rustam, and the victory over the Persians is complete." This is the statement of Imad al-Din Ismail al-Yaman in the first part of his history.

As for the eloquent poet, Al-Hakam Abu al-Qasim Ferdowsi, He said in his history called "Shahnameh": This eloquent poet, in his aforementioned history, recounts the events and battles that took place between Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas, the commander of the Arab army, and Rustam Hormuzd, the commander of the Persian army.

And here it is in Persian.

Rustam, son of Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas.

He was on a white throne, The son of Bahram, son of Hurmuzd Shah.

Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas, the warrior.

The Shahnameh said: "From the pure king."

"He rode on a white horse, And praised the king."

"Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas, the warrior."

"The Shahnameh said: 'From the pure king.'"

"He rode on a white horse, And praised the king."

"He who has the power to bind me."

"He came forward, an unprecedented deed." "I swear by God, your king is."

"He is a god, like a divine throne."

"He is a great warrior, and his strength is sufficient." "With his wisdom, insight, and crown."

"He placed the throne of the king upon him." "Every face that smiles on the throne."

"The moon is like a visitor."

"A hawk, a falcon, a falcon, and two thousand."

"All over the plain." "The hunters."

"Who will hunt him with a falcon and a hawk." "From him, the wind."

"The story of the battle."

"He wrote on the parchment." "And bound it." "Hope."

"The world is a battlefield, seeking revenge."

"For his beauty, his knowledge, and his color."

"He must be fearless and pure."

"All his kingship and seal."

"From the mountain of ice, he is a sword and revenge."

"The Lord of the heavens, and the crown."

"To the son of Hurmuzd." "And this battle."

"What valor and what a path you have taken." "He is a god."

"Neither a sword, nor a crown, nor a burden."

"For he is the leader of the army, and the king of kings." "And he is another."

"The moon is in the sky."

"He is like a lion with teeth."

"Generosity does not harm."

"For they are not afraid of the enemy."

"They do not eat from the precious to the precious."

"On the plain, the sword takes the prey."

"Ten."