1. I greet you with the meteors of steeds as vanguards,
As meteors shone clearly on the horizon as risings.

2. Their number delights in the horizon or frightens it,
A racecourse for them there, and racecourses.

3. When the battle intensifies, their standing is long,
For the corpses of the enemies are but pastures.

4. The hands of their peaks shed the blood of heroes,
Bending the valleys and the mountaintops, active ones.

5. They bent their resolve toward jihad, so horsemen
Through them, for the praise of the exalted, active ones.

6. When the lands of disbelief became desolate through them
With abodes, then the lands became populated, marked.

7. And they tell the wolves of the desert, for they are guides
When their steeds galloped and trotted, trotters.

8. And they adorned their bodies with their darkness
Glory, and from iron fabric, armors.

9. As if the moles of the reddish cheeks above them
Are full moons, and the horizons of the saddles, risings.

10. The forearms shade them like clouds, to disappear,
And the light of dawn under the clouds, shining.

11. Armors that please viewers as if before them
The thirsty and they are the watering places.

12. When the sun of morning contends with its rays
It shoots them arrows to the clouds, deflectors.

13. So those are the eyes of the clouds that looked at them,
And out of fear, tears flowed from them.

14. Since the flags of your victory fluttered
Hopes failed for the enemy and ambitions.

15. So at the red standards, fearful and fearing
And dreading the harm of the blue spears, submitting.

16. Stances of honor where the summits before them
Are stars that have positions in the coats of mail.

17. So are the whites of India, and they are streams
Their outlets for the transgressors, places of death.

18. The crooked bows are adorned, so settlements
With them seeking war, the helper, and disputing.

19. When poised above the hilltops, ready
For them above the bodies of clouds, risings.

20. Their neighing of clarion calls is answered by their yearning
So they rest towards the encounter and hasten.

21. As if the pouring of rain is the impact of their arrows
When its shooting followed continuously.

22. Without war, they bend as if before their disputants
When deposits were returned, placators.

23. So they unleashed thoroughbred steeds, fierce warriors,
And were stripped except for flashing lightning bolts.

24. And they turned except for gentle branches,
And spoke except for moaning doves, passionate ones.

25. Since you presented the army, the enemies refrained
From war, dreading what will happen.

26. They inclined to peace willingly, so why
Do they persist, and the world before you complies?

27. Your brilliant dome before them is to God therein
A place of beauty that appears and workshops.

28. You rose in its minaret, so every ruler
Before it, praises Him and says farewell.

29. The armies and the reserves before it
Have playgrounds that fascinate rigor and retreats.

30. With a king whose determinations have become
Leading kings while they are humbled.

31. Is the nobility of kingship but when they come
To kiss his right hand pledging allegiance?

32. Asking him for victory in that through which
They request his command and inform him?

33. His assembled troops, and he before them
Defends the confederations of enemies and objects.

34. A unique collection of all good traits
And unique in gathering the parts of virtues.

35. How can kings compete with him, and he
Outpaces the supports of loftiness while placating?

36. Manifestations became clear to the guided through him,
And for the religion of God, laws stood.

37. And how can you compare, while his sword stands
For him against the enemies, the occurrences of war?

38. From the Aus and Khazraj he puts at ease
Generations to honor, and ambitions soar.

39. They stop the adversities of fate wherever their palms stop them,
Passionate at the watering place of attainment, waterers.

40. So nothing was serious except what their resolves stimulated,
And nothing was generous except their continuous generosity.

41. Passionate at the wraps of darkness, ambitious,
And passionate at the clouds' pavilions, flaming.

42. They inherited glorious, abundant glory, supporting
Him who stands to protect the religion, and the religion dusty.

43. His supreme Caliphate, and every caliph
To his supremacy is biased, to his mercy fleeing.

44. So an asker asked, and a granter hoped,
And a suitor was addressed, and a listener called.

45. A hope was delivered, and a seeker aided,
And a frightened one secured, and a disputant returned.

46. With resolve for him from the honor of kingship leading,
And wisdom for him from the foremost wisdom preventing.

47. The guardian of disbelief, with thinking, frequently
Confronts the parties of enemies and disputes.

48. And the spears of Joseph in his war
Always, and the eyelids of enemies, waterers.

49. Passionate whose roar makes war a roaring lion,
A sign of the supported victory, cutter.

50. Brave in promise, truthful in promise,
Generous with money, and loud with the truth.

51. Serious for the chest of religion, healing and relaxing,
Generosity for the doors of virtues, opening.

52. And opinion like the lofty arrow surpassed,
And resolve like the arrow contested, deflecting.

53. O king of the world, through your justice founded
Of religion, flags, and workshops stood.

54. Your position is praiseworthy, and your justice all-encompassing,
Your shadow outstretched, and your effort disseminated.

55. Your party victorious, and your might conquering,
Your generosity dispensed, and your patience vast.

56. Your palm a sea, and successors sail
Its generosity, passionate for the attainment, ambitious.

57. Except to your might submitted,
And except to your rule returning.

58. And no ruler except with your victory sent,
And no king except to your kingship following.

59. The kings of the West called you, all of them
With the easiest fortune to accept you, satisfied.

60. The burdens of wars stood, but the hilltops of its resolve stood not
Except when your opinion was seen, baring.

61. From you, the hearts were quenched with awe
So none of them except obedient and hearing.

62. Honored is he who took the position of your station from them
So the opponent stopped, and the disputant feared him.

63. So neither the warband frightened, nor the adversity surprising,
Nor the kingdom taken, nor fate startling.

64. Does time sin or inflict an event
That frightens, and from your stream, healing and interceding?

65. God has decreed that the matter however you want it
And for what God has willed, there is no repeller.

66. For God is a day in seasons, radiant
Nice beauty, fine beauty, wondrous.

67. You adorned the hall by it, and the celebration under it
Overflows upon them from your generosity, springs.

68. The armies circled you as if they are
Planets of prosperity that the horizons lifted.

69. By God, a presence that every newcomer entered it
As if he settled it in the Paradise of immortality, settled.

70. You were congratulated on a feast you held, doing its favor,
And for God through it, deeds were great.

71. And here she is who softened and flowed with beauty
With its manifestations spontaneously and marvels.

72. To meet at the Master of Caliphs, Joseph
With words she listens to, from speech, listeners.

73. Had it not been for you, the rain of eloquence not pouring for me
Nor the garden of rhetoric, sprouting.

74. So may your world and your kingdom last, supporting,
And under your supremacy, obedient and voluntarily following!

75. For the purpose, supporting, and for the gift, seeking
For the promise, fulfilling, and for the happiness, rising!

76. Until you attain the kingship east and west
So a hope is reached, and the vast nears.

77. I hope God until it is as if I see
With good thinking what God will do.