1. A hope that blossoms with the years as a bride
Making them yearn for it, dawns and suns

2. Loyal to the nations of life, it shows you
A world with eyes and heads uplifted

3. Islam smiles in its glances
While the onlookers see it frowning

4. Or have you not seen Muhammad in his light
And witnessed his noble and gentle companions

5. Look at the stirring radiance and its fervor
A pen more piercing than swords and spears

6. And ask about the clear conquest - has it not healed
A sorrow that stirred up their souls?

7. Do not hurry - the rest has its time
And be patient - the resolute is not despairing

8. The Muslims, despite some of their ignorance
Knew life, its bliss and tribulations

9. They took from the mischievous times its knowledge
And drank deep draughts of its lessons

10. Will they reach the extent of the storms sleeping
Or grasp the years of lightning sitting?

11. Not like the helpless is one who wore armor
Making fear and retreat his garb

12. O Conquest, and the world is a field for the venturesome
To stir up a Thursday for the fray then a Thursday

13. Say to those who ignorantly shunned jihad and its rule
Take it not distorted and upside down

14. Plunge into the fray, you will attain nothing
Until you see it streaming with spears

15. Seeking only death, so amongst the swords
And tongues, seek its stabbing points

16. If the embrace of passions valued himself
He would not gain the world's treasures from mankind

17. Seek not in vain, you will not find
What is not found soaked in blood

18. Leave off mean requests and wishes
If you disdain to be mean

19. The universe is an outlet for your resolve, vast
So dignify yourself, do not be a prisoner

20. Have you seen one who made leadership his concern
And asked your people - how did he become chief?

21. Religion and the world behind his clamor
Listen in and observe, do they hear a whisper?

22. He is heedless of them, turning away
Except for insinuations deceiving the beguiled

23. He manipulated the fickle masses, and were it not
For the meekness of their temperaments, he would have manipulated

24. Experience of affairs betrayed him, yet he never ceased
To seek camouflage and guile

25. He killed souls, then claimed to be
Jesus son of Mary or Jesus' caliph

26. The best of disciples in his Bible
Is one who exaggerates reverence and sanctity

27. The religion of lies - neither Christ's creed
Nor Moses' law permit it

28. O Conquest, cure the sickness with the medicine
That perplexed the president and overcame Galen

29. Do not grieve at the wound - however great its harm
And overwhelming its pain, every wound will heal

30. Establish the minaret for those who went astray
From the path of guidance, and renew the code

31. The steps of your people are life's guideposts
Caves it illuminates, once dark

32. See, does the lost soul take guidance from its clear signs
Or does the studious examine the obscured?

33. Rust of sights and hearts is worse than
The rust of iron in harm, if compared

34. You are the one hoped for elucidation, so bring it
A spark carried in your hands as torches

35. Flow with clear, sweet, and eloquent language
We have drunk the religion in it like cups

36. And traverse the years with Qurayshi resolve
Leading to it docile steeds and suns

37. May God make steadfast your flanks with a believer
Who built the edifice and established its foundations

38. Umm Al-Masakeen (the mother of the destitute) bore him stout
He took none but the scripture as an intimate

39. I tested in him the virtuous, the chaste, passion
And found in him the valiant, the formidable

40. God inspired me guidance and prepared for me in it
An intimate, righteous, and cheerful friend

41. O guardian of Islam, it suffices you to be seen
From every opponent's scheming protected

42. Repel from it the advocates of evil, and leave not
Among the truthful believers, any subversive

43. And work for your Lord, do not let a misguided one alarm you
Who disowns God and chooses Iblees

44. Glory to your Lord, His justice will not neglect
Among humanity a wronged soul