1. O Kinana, this is her voice raised
Do not deny the truth, the truth has shone

2. The most wretched of peoples and the first to receive mercy
A people seized by the misguided then deceived

3. Ask the exalted, they laid the constitution down, what did they do
When yesterday's pillar tilted and collapsed

4. They are the criminals against the people to whom their hands reached
From the meadows of humiliation whatever was cut

5. It wants the path to its independence and sees
The cunning of the protectors and the misleading of the enemies permitted

6. When they snatched away the constitution from its hand
You would think it was torn out of the heart of darkness

7. O quencher of the great strife when
The land of Kinana shook from its terrors, alarmed

8. Had it not been for your defense, its fire would have blazed
And blood would have flowed unrestrained in its regions

9. You stood against evil, stopped it, and deterred it
Until it retreated after being repelled and recoiled

10. When you rose to the events pushing them back
The clouded adversity was exposed and dispersed

11. They said weapons and provoked them, misguided
Blind, seeking the truth behind it rising

12. If they were fair to you, they would have said one who protects
Who guarded the country and protected the people so he refused

13. Indeed, you refrained until every young
Soldier concealed his sword and shied away

14. Had it been other than you, you would not have been gentle with their master
And would not have cared what the oppressors amassed

15. Injury strikes you, overwhelms whoever complains about you
So you spend the evening grieved and anxious

16. Do they not weep the day your good deed from you is blocked
A hand that heals wounds and dispels worries and pain

17. If tears had effect in their depths
It would have flowed on the blood caused by what they did

18. They provoked the souls, so when their destroyer fell
They fled quickly and returned terrified together

19. Where are the covenants and oaths, bringing them together
One who, had he seen war in his dreams, would have panicked

20. The promptings of a soul were repelled by destiny
Which turns back every deviant from harm intended

21. God helped the people of the Nile, so
Afflictions recoiled from them, and had it not been for God, they would have collapsed

22. He made His mercy flow through the hand of Ismail
So what happened was among the beloved matters willed

23. Peace rested protected in his competence
And every young man retired armed with security

24. So the frightened maker returned to his livelihood
After sorrow and the farmer watered what was planted

25. Neither did the land disappear with its people as they claimed
Nor did its celestial bodies fall to pieces

26. They roamed the country and said whatever they invented
But the people saw nothing of it nor heard

27. Their master did not stop grieving every troubled one
Burning, calling out for supporters and defenders

28. Tempting the commons with protectors who did not
Wring the blood of the commons or insult them

29. May evil repay them for their goodness to their nation
And for refusing the path of misguidance however alluring

30. With power he increasingly desires it
Like wine, the more accustomed one becomes the greater the craving

31. He tyrannizes, but if the glimmer of a lightning bolt
From the side of the usurpers startles him, he wilts and humbles himself

32. A spendthrift seeking from their affection a reason
If the connected cause weakens then it is severed

33. He complained so much he left no lovelorn one
To complain of the torment of love in words however eloquent

34. When Mcdonald realized his distress
Tears streamed from his eyes or spilled

35. And he said, why does Ismail deny us?
Does he not see the view of those who have become our followers?

36. With speeches from his message he pelted us
Nothing has struck us like them, not even a slap

37. He sailed the seas but we were not amazed by what we found in him
Nor did we blame the fleet when it recoiled

38. Woe to Kinana! Neither its independence was true
In it suspicions were confirmed, nor its constitution effective

39. Hope narrowed so no latitude was decided for it
Unless the state of reform found room to spread

40. What will the reformer who builds his nation do
If the destructive disenchanted hasten what he erected?