1. According to the resolve of the resolute ones, resolutions come,
And noble deeds come according to the nobility of noble men.

2. Small things seem big to small minds,
And big things seem small to big minds.

3. The sword of the state imposes on the army its concern,
Though mighty armies are helpless against it.

4. And from people he seeks what he has in himself,
Though that is not claimed by the weak.

5. Its weapon redeems the longest-lived bird in life,
The young buzzards and vultures.

6. And no harm was done by a creation without claws
Since its swords and spears were created.

7. Does the young red-haired camel know its color
And recognize which of the two rain-clouds is rainy?

8. The rain-cloud watered it when remote,
But when it drew near, skulls watered it.

9. It built high the arch, yet the arch rings
And the waves of death crash around it.

10. And it was like madness, but dawned
With the corpses of the slain erected on it as charms.

11. An outcast of time which led it back
To religion, while time is uncontrollable.

12. Nights efface everything they take,
Yet they are for what takes you easy to take.

13. If what you intend equals action,
It is done before the decisive strikes you.

14. And how do Rome and Russia hope for its destruction
When stabbing is its foundation and pillars?

15. They have ruled it while death rules.
Thus no wronged man died, nor did an unjust man live.

16. They came to you dragging iron as if they were
Brisk steeds with no legs.

17. When they shine, the whites are not known from them,
Their clothes are of its like and the turbans.

18. Thursday over East and West its march,
And from it in Scorpio's ear are small bells.

19. In it gathered every offensive tongue and nation.
Thus the slain understand only interpretations.

20. By God's time which melted the dross, its fire,
So naught remained but a cutting blade or striking blades.

21. It cuts what mail and armor do not cut
And flees from heroes what clashes not.

22. You stood while death has no doubt for a stander
As if you were in the eye of fate while it sleeps.

23. The heroes pass by you defeated
While your face smiles and your mouth grins.

24. You surpassed the extent of valor and prohibition
To the saying of a folk: you know the unseen.

25. You folded their wings over the heart folded
Under which the thoughts die and the oncomers.

26. With a blow the decisive blow came and victory absent
And to the gums and victory became present.

27. You regarded the small swords so as to discard them
As if the sword rebuked the spear.

28. And he who sought great openings
Its keys are the white light blades.

29. You scattered them over the whole plain
As money was scattered over the bride.

30. Under you the horses trample the stallions
Though around the stallions are many feeding-troughs.

31. The chicks of the conquests think you visited them
With their mothers while they are the firm slayers.

32. When they walk proudly with their abdomens
As the short-legged walk proudly in the plains.

33. Is this blood-spiller leading every day
His nape to the feet suited to the face?

34. Does he deny the smell of the lion until he tastes it
When the cattle know the smell of lions?

35. It has saddened him with his son, his son-in-law
And his father-in-law and the sisters of the Emir of the predators.

36. He went thanking the comrades for their loss of antelopes
For what their zeal and wristguards distracted.

37. And he understands the sound of Mashrafiyya in them
For the sounds of swords are foreign.

38. He is pleased at what He gave you, not out of ignorance,
But rather as war booty saved from you, victor.

39. You are not a defeating king to your peer,
Rather you are the oneness defeating polytheism.

40. Adnan boasts of it, not Rabia,
And the world prides itself on it, not the capitals.

41. To you be praise for the pearl which my words string
Since you are the giver and I the stringer.

42. And gifts outrace me in battle,
Thus I am not blamed, nor are you regretful.

43. To it heads every flier on foot
When the unclear sounds reach his ears.

44. O sword which is not sheathed
And in which is no doubt or protection from it.

45. Congratulations for the decisive blow, glory and loftiness,
And your seeker and Islam that you are safe.

46. Why does the Merciful not protect your edge what He protected
And its drawing the resolving blow of the enemy continuously?