1. I see justice being claimed, its beauty impresses people,
And smooth talk deceives them about it and they are convinced.

2. A young man knowingly spews lies,
When he claims it, he doesn't speak the truth.

3. Injustice spread amongst the people and its people became arrogant,
While the weak were harmed and burdened.

4. With no helpers, his rights were seized,
So he stays quiet and is disgraced and remains silent.

5. When he calls upon the people seeking their aid,
He sees them gather around him then disperse.

6. I've seen the rulers of people not dealing justly with them,
And the best rulers are the just and gentle ones.

7. They erect the edifice of injustice in every nation,
When they rule, yet justice is the crown of kingship.

8. The shelter of justice was in Al-Farooq and its shadow stretched out
The morning his banners were unfurled while fluttering.

9. A leader who shaded the land with his abundant justice,
And adorned it through it with grace and elegance.

10. He was guided to good by a religion that illuminates him
With the glorious Quran, the shining light.

11. And a soul that had a stance in every lofty situation,
While souls fell short and slipped from it.

12. He called them to what earns glory and supremacy,
And the pleasure of the Lord of mankind, the successful guide.

13. He built the dome of Islam high with justice,
And around it a barrier, blazing with might.

14. And here is an impenetrable fortress and moat.
Whenever enemies attacked it, their banners were humiliated

15. By banners revived with victory from on high.
Around Allah's soldiers they had remnants

16. Of defeated detachments and torn banners.
He continued until the Maghreb submitted to Allah,

17. And he continued until the Mashriq submitted to Allah.
The nations of Islam stood firm after he passed away,

18. Terrified and shaken by the calamities of war.
His loyalists perished and his pillars collapsed,

19. Like pebbles scattered and split apart.
The unjust took control over them and they ended up

20. Led by the ropes of humiliation, bound and shackled.
May glory return to them, perhaps they will

21. One day free themselves from fetters and be released.
Then they will seek from the paths of pride what was abandoned,

22. And attain a faith that choked them and was denied.
Then neither heart roams its ruins to kindle passion anew,

23. Nor tear flows at its remnants and crackles.
Know that all good and righteousness,

24. I fear for it that it will be lost and I am concerned.