1. The defenders were enraged for Ahmad's religion
God granted victory through it, and the Mus'haf was honored

2. It cast down Hanutu, so it fell in turmoil
It throws the brave men and casts them

3. Before it demolishes, it throws the Muslims with its severity
Until the destined arose, that is not severe

4. The defenders were provoked, so every supporter was provoked
O events, hasten the horsemen, blowing fiercely

5. Gabriel turns up with the banner, and Ahmad
Between the successor and Hamza, marches

6. Or whenever prejudice provoked its people
The heretic cried to us, and the troublemaker clamored

7. Every day, for prejudice, there is a raid
Called for by the crusader's preacher, and he screams

8. The Muslim nations were startled and terrified by
The oppression of the tyrants - if not for politics they would have been fair

9. They made the cross its weapon, and it warded off
Blood from its sides, yet they did not refrain

10. Indeed the cross, in its people's ignorance
Will see the path of the reformers, and know

11. Which of Hanutu is at Muhammad's grave
And Jesus circling and praying around it

12. Will it say this is unacceptable for its people
Paris does not sway in fear, and the museum collapses

13. So it will see which kingdom folds
And it will know which throne gets demolished

14. And it will live for Islam, while Han wavered
And the hands of calamities shook its people, so they were weakened

15. If not for prejudice, nations would not be startled under its shadow
Nor kingdoms quake

16. And I see those whose desires differed
If they were angry at it, they would unite

17. Wait, you evil callers, for behind you
Is a day when the nations will remain snatched

18. Events will flounder in its depths
And remain unveiling its horrors

19. To God, in what you do to His religion
Is a promise more binding, and an appointment not to be missed

20. Wait, for on that day, His decree will protect
Indeed, when the decree comes to pass, it will not be diverted

21. The Book has uncovered the proof, so look
And I see the proof with you is to collide

22. Take refuge in the most frightening thing your souls fear
Indeed the Book, over souls, is most frightening

23. Indeed, He who subdued the tyrants, nothing
Can equal Him, nor can He be described

24. Its lines maneuver the fleets of destiny
And from it, the letters lead the horses of God

25. And it may have ridden the galaxy, rising high
While the star swooped down on the soaring clouds

26. A fortress which religion takes refuge in its side
Azrael lurks over it, fluttering

27. The atmosphere is miserable with what melts of powers
And is narrow with the passions it receives

28. Nothing between the leap of a rebel and his recoil
Except a space for the defenders, and a stance