1. When, O Saad, will the nights bring us joy
With a reunion after this separation?

2. And the eyes will rejoice when they see
Green hills in the distance.

3. And send a stern gaze across the land
To spot a fleeing gazelle.

4. And the hearts will be relieved when
The roofs of homes appear shaded.

5. And the moons of love will blossom with embroidery
In which the beauties of life are intertwined.

6. Violets have settled in the shade
Of their courtyard, the flower of glory.

7. Oh guide of travelers by night
And ember of love burning with beauty.

8. You have taken hearts with your caravan
That wandered the plains and mountains.

9. You told the tale of the dear cup
Filled with love on travels.

10. If you reached the tribe in the morning
Tears will flow freely.

11. And happiness will prance about
Freely in the vast encampment.

12. We have laid our hearts down on their ground
Even if they burn for the beloved.

13. Say, O people, those are the hearts of a people
Separation has stricken with a chronic disease.

14. May breaths of kindness reach them
And that separation turns to reunion.

15. By the Lord of dancers on the slopes of Sala'
And the grace of their anklets’ tune.

16. For us, the tribe has a tear
That flows, pure water.

17. And no drop flows
Without reflecting the state of the loved ones.

18. So relieve us with their kindness and revive
Bodies that have become like hills.

19. For all the troubles of days and their worries
If their nights allow closeness.