1. To whom do the Romans gather their heroes,
And carry for war their burdens,

2. For those who take the souls of slaves,
And they fulfill their terms.

3. If they hasten with the eggs of the youngster,
Then the people will not be able to delay it.

4. Soldiers who sacrifice their souls,
And spend in God their monies.

5. If it exceeded the goal of the workers,
God has certainly blessed their deeds.

6. And who is like Uthman who pastures the souls,
If the matter is restored or it declines.

7. Abundant grace, vast range,
If he seeks a position, he attains it.

8. O Abu Bakr, you chose the most lasting wealth,
And spared yourself its ordeals.

9. You wished it a generous grace,
So God clothed you in its robe.

10. And your companions among the spenders,
Have merits whose majesty we revere.

11. The women insisted on their jewels,
And came out making a great commotion.

12. O prophet of guidance, we forfeit rights,
And prefer to neglect them.

13. And the ornamented ladies among us,
Drag their trains in the alley.

14. The handsome young man passed by the girl,
So she was sleepless for what her family caused.

15. Neither miserliness withheld her wrists,
Nor did greed restrain her anklets.

16. The huge army marched in battalion,
Loving wars and their horrors.

17. And the hypocrites feared the heat,
So they said, “the homes and their shades.”

18. And their elder sheikh destroyed them,
With evil for which whoever says it sins.

19. O clans of Asfar, hasten to the fight,
And set your souls and hopes free.

20. You stopped because of the terror you advance,
And war did not stir its gluttons.

21. Then how would you be among its fangs,
When God gathers its eaters?

22. Umar saw his view in departure,
So the Romans will not increase their terms.

23. For them before their destruction,
Is a period of time they fulfill.

24. O Tabuk, witness the descents of the wolves,
And the dens of lions and their cubs.

25. Should you not recognize,
The elders of war and their boys?

26. It is the true nation, it will not be submissive,
And the sword will not cease its fighting.

27. It saw the nation of disbelief attacking souls,
So it came tearing its limbs apart.

28. It has fierce defenders from its people,
Who exterminate those who sought to humiliate it.

29. People will not know their like,
And time will not witness their equal.

30. And the path of guidance will not be distinct,
If people follow its misguidance.

31. So whoever is saddened if the powers of polytheism are destroyed,
Let him weep over its ruins.

32. For the people of the detailed Book, from His verses,
Are springs from which they drink its chains.

33. It returns the hearts to their Lord,
And opens for the light its locks.