And Amr bin al-As said, when the steed of our Master the Commander of the Faithful had stumbled while he was in battle with the army of Mu'awiyah:

The horse whose blaze is blessed did not stumble

Out of heedlessness, while its reins are in your right hand.

But rather, whoever sees the celestial spheres prostrating

To the glory of your eminence, its legs could not remain firm.

And it came from one of the poets, and his name was not mentioned in the book "Al-Qatrah," addressing the Commander of the Faithful:

If a servant were to come with righteous deeds tomorrow,

And visited every sent prophet and guardian (wali),

And made pilgrimage to the Kaaba, the House of Allah, striving,

A thousand pilgrimages walking, without transferring [to a mount],

And fasted as much as one fasts, fasting without laziness,