1. The feast of redemption came with good omen,
And renewed the valley's vitality with its tidings.

2. If he prefers silence, dignity allures him,
The hidden secrets of his soul loudly roar.

3. And if he surpassed narrating the unseen's talks
That time's scriptures conveyed, its horizons spread them.

4. Those signs shone, they were not deceiving,
How soon the matter progresses when its signs appear.

5. The East rises, and Islam steps forth,
Seeking flight and refusing captivity its rebels.

6. The protectors called for it, so nations were alerted,
Time circled around, so its spheres revolved.

7. They slept about the matter until most of it was lost,
And time is sleepless though rich with events.

8. An era whose beginnings were ill,
Except to adorn its ends with goodness.

9. The pillar of kingdoms, whose beginnings rose high,
Is the active ones, and the worst of hardship makes it stumble.

10. The truest determination sees turmoil billowing,
Yet its conclusion makes it pass through.

11. It charged the atmosphere and reached for the star its climber,
It tired the eagle and startled the eagle its breaker.

12. They suspected it with evil suspicions, yet
Its troops laughed at it and its signs were too shy.

13. The lion gathers seeking his prey,
And woe to the people if his claws become intent.

14. An epic will prevent Islam’s blood being shed,
In which its poet walks on the corpses.

15. And if despair expels belief’s guide,
The soul will have nothing left to be wary of.

16. I do not spend the night except thinking the dawn will reveal
The cheating time’s mask to its itinerant.