1. You deserve the right that you know
And this is the tongue of poetry that rules with truth

2. A tongue, when it sends out words clearly expressed
Then every tongue after that is muted

3. Greetings to you O Ali, so virtues
For all the peoples of the Dhad, through your name composed

4. Horses roaming through horizons, their beauty moves on
Purebreds among their meadows, with no bridle or halter

5. Camels across time grow ever more precious
Their beauty does not fade, nor do they grow weary

6. Are you not the one who gave the oppressed their due
And did them justice against an oppressive age?

7. Are you not the one who brought them security and so
Dispelled the fear that the vile era let loose?

8. Are you not the one who said "Arise!" as if
She were, by resolve, an arrow set flying through the air?

9. Yes! You saved the lands and guided them
With the wisdom of one seeking the best policy

10. Thus, O people, the homelands are
The most beloved places for the valiant and honored

11. Life and glory for the nations and a sign
Of might - though it passes - and death is destined

12. We knew the one who healed the wounds, and here
Are his virtues openly declared, not concealed

13. He came giving aid - for the generous are hoped for -
So he aided the sorely wounded and had mercy

14. May God protect a people who chose goodness purely
Deeming it a treasure of glory to be won

15. Wakeful, they relieve the destitute and their family
Attend to their needs, whether light or heavy

16. They are God's soldiers, fulfilling His right
And obeying Him - would that I were one of them!

17. Though I do fulfill rights and build for my people
A lofty glory that will not be demolished

18. With trust in God alone I hope in Him
And know that God is highest and greatest