1. This is the Imam of religion in his signs,
And religion is protected by the might of its Imam.

2. He protects its truth with the strength of his assault,
And guards its sanctity with the edge of his sword.

3. The Shaykh of jihad, every mujahid loves
To be called to battle by his young man.

4. He holds the glorious banner high with its boundaries,
And clarifies the traditions from its rulings.

5. The reformers in time are his swords,
And his soldiers in his war and peace.

6. They knew jihad through him and from him they learned
What is sound from his constitution and system.

7. Quraysh were angry that he abandoned their idols,
And fulfilled the covenant of his God and lead rope.

8. He raids their horsemen and kills their group,
Until their affairs surrender to his affairs.

9. And every misguided one among them sees the proof,
So he refrains from his tyranny and nakedness.

10. And their ignorant one returns to the religion of guidance,
And the light from the religion of blindness and its darkness.

11. They came to him and the most untruthful among them wished,
That his hands had given him the cup of his doves.

12. Does the ignorant one become deceived in this way?
And the deluded one flounders in his fantasies like this?

13. Wait, O Abu Yusr! You have embarked on something great,
And wanted a palace that you are not one of its demolishers.

14. A palace that Allah built first when He built,
And lengthened from its pillars and carvings.

15. The builder cannot reach its outskirts, nor can
Its construction be seen supported by its pillars.

16. Wait, O Abu Yusr! If you do not know its place,
Then set out to it, if you can withstand its sublimity.

17. Go ahead, take it O Abu Yusr, you have been given it,
So look at the giver and the awe of his cup.

18. A scratch like the blow of fingernails, or less than it,
Why do you complain and cry out from its pain?

19. O Abu Yusr! Where is the rod and fodder,
That you prepared and made his food?

20. For you are the woes, O rebel,
Who opposed Allah and plunged into sins.

21. For you is the stench of the slain ram's owner,
Who casts his reigns to the ghoul of destruction.

22. The Prophet took him with a blow that tore his flesh
With its bones into pieces.

23. And for whoever advanced over the stumbling horse,
Most wretched and disappointed, holding its reins.

24. He is in the pit, beneath the fortress of Muhammad,
The doves have alighted on him before his rising.

25. Destiny has cast upon him its heaviest,
As he pours into his sins in succession.

26. Ibn Al-Summah's hero drove him back,
Frustrating the cunning when his resolve disintegrated.

27. Al-Aamiri's sword overwhelms him so he writhes,
And the wounded one's blood soaks the heat of his tendons.

28. Your hands are safe Abu Dujanah, from a young man
Whose sting of death is the sweetest of poison.

29. You have done well in slaughtering the polytheists, so they resembled
What the butcher slaughters of cattle.

30. Woe to them when they pelt their Prophet,
With stones that plunge like plunging arrows.

31. They broke his noble face and wounded his face,
Each misguided one was extreme in his crime.

32. The flowing blood drips from the one wearing a turban,
My sword loose in battle cutting and slashing.

33. The disbelievers are not amazed at its outpouring,
For it had already flowed before in his inspiration.

34. What is their assumption of Allah, that He favors His servant,
With abundant bestowal from His blessings?

35. No one can adopt a method besides misguidance,
Who is not diverted from his idols.

36. They did not abandon him, nor did any honor escape him,
They are in supporting him and honoring him.

37. The patience of the resolved one for jihad against harm,
Is a trait through which glory is completed in its perfection.

38. This is Muhammad's position among his people,
Does anyone in time have a position like his position?

39. The gentle leaders from his followers,
And the eminent chiefs from his servants.

40. Allah sent him as a healing physician,
For the savage world from its illnesses.

41. The matter has become clear, so where can guidance be sought,
By one who strayed between its lawful and prohibited?

42. The Prophet rode to Medina returning,
Gabriel walking with him in his signs.

43. The wounded are in the middle, their blood dripping
Over the pebbles behind him and in front of him.

44. And he extends his wing over the believing women
To establish their right from his reverence.

45. Those who performed jihad have tasted in the blazing heat of scourging,
The truth's burning thirst in its tendons.

46. The Jews gloated and the wretched gang,
Hypocrisy sealed their hearts with its stamp.

47. They said Muhammad has been wounded in himself,
His men and his dreams have been wounded.

48. That is not the position of the Prophet, for the Prophet
Is given victory when he confronts.

49. His demands have become great, so he wants,
A kingdom whose majesty lasts forever.

50. If only the war dead were with us,
Their loss would not have saddened their loved ones.

51. They provoked the rage of the certain Farooq,
Trusting in Allah, not listening to blamers.

52. So he called, "Should the head of every hypocrite
In the people who harms us with his evil talk remain?"

53. The Prophet said, "And how can you kill a Muslim?
Do you not fear Allah in his Islam?"

54. May Allah send prayers upon you, O embarrassed one,
Who restrains his self and pardons his wrongdoers.

55. Facilitating in law and reform, guided
In his annulment of the matter or its fulfillment.