1. In the sanctuary of truth and around the sacred house
A nation is being harmed and a people crushed

2. Al-Quds panicked and Makkah cried out
And Yathrib wept intensely with pain

3. Oppression went smoothly like a gentle, creeping snake
Dragging the shrouds off the fire and blood

4. It takes the souls that cannot be protected
The stronghold of truth, if it is resorted to for protection

5. And it sees people, when it pleases it
That they perish like wandering livestock

6. Its savage desire roused it
Burning like the insides of furnaces

7. It does not care if its afflictions destroy
Nations and peoples that were hit by them

8. The least significant thing in its doctrine
Is a nation wiped out and a people consumed

9. It is from the spirit of vile aggressors
Who spread light and toppled darkness

10. They saved the world from its misfortunes
And let it taste the cups of blessings

11. And they removed what its corners contained
Of graves and ruins for the corrupt

12. So the world became beauty to be gained
And life became peace to be enjoyed

13. They adorned it with an eloquent story
That adorned the ugly deafness for people

14. Experimentation uncovered its scandals
And it went bare without modesty

15. They corrupted the world with what they did
To the ancient laws and systems

16. The blind broke their covenants and the blind went
Raging on or stumbling over

17. They robbed it of reason with their rebellion
And gave it insanity and afflictions to drink

18. Life is sin and religion is desire
The weak are opponents and the sword is the judge

19. It is an era you could call if you wish
The era of tyranny or the age of idols

20. Oh Palestine, call it a catastrophe that stirred it
For the people is a burning covenant

21. And witness their protection of it as a funeral
If they had any care for the weak, it would not have occurred

22. And drink your cup of what they pressed
Of raging misfortune into every mouth

23. Remember your day in theirdens
And leave yesterday, for regret is useless

24. A sign of aggression among its names
Is the wisdom of fate or the justice of destiny

25. Reveal it as a cloud that has
No match but the Revealer of clouds

26. Free jihad will claim its right
The ruin of Arabs and the protection of glory

27. Do not sleep for the aggressors, be determined
And go aspiring into the crowded fray

28. One heedless of rights cannot achieve them
He slept while events were awake and did not sleep

29. In my heart is your bloody wound and in
My liver what you have of sorrow and worry

30. How many casualties you have among your wounded
The fate of kin and limbs of wombs

31. They saddened me with a good son
And a brother noble of temperament and cousin

32. The martyrs of truth died defending it
While it lives gloriously, abundant in suns

33. And they bought it with free souls
They spent them out of generosity and nobility

34. The nation rose on the likes of them
And the matter in it settled and became orderly

35. If the building lasts one day or becomes elevated
They are the pillars in it and the supports

36. They went to the Orient in their funeral
The smile of the carefree and bringer of smiles

37. Its secret being that its youth stood up
The clubs of India and lions of the dunes

38. And it shook off from between its sorrows
What the aggression shook from those resolves

39. The resolves of the free protect a
Wounded Arab nation of darkness and injustice

40. A wolf sold it to a wolf as spoils
So it is for the two wolves shared plunder

41. Its people's livelihoods are stripped away
And the land is let go due to intense greed

42. The people are persecuted, so if they get angry
Souls depart from them severed

43. A storm of harm befell them
Stirred up by tyranny, blowing from nations

44. It was let loose, raving with nothing to restrain it
Neither the bereaved's agony nor the orphan's adversary

45. Thirsty, it ravaged their lives
Felling both youth and old

46. And it showed from the burning of its interior
Collapsing like fiercely blazing flames

47. It wishes the echo of the sounds
That blood becomes like a roaring sea

48. O people of Israel, why, O treacherous ones
You kept the covenant and acted with integrity

49. You remembered them and forgot what you pledged
To make them equals in covenants and oaths

50. Recall Balfour in your Talmud
And forgive Jesus today for what he transgressed

51. And ask Moses, did it please his soul
Or did he refuse what you did and so resent?

52. Not like one who turned from truth is one who
Made truth the path to be followed

53. The Temple demolished your kingdom long ago
Then Balfour built what was demolished

54. The land refused you, so you were disheveled
Wandering in every valley unsheltered

55. So it cast your dispersion in a homeland
Guarded from you by a cohesive people

56. Inform the drowning, even if they do not hear
Is it the deluge or the flood of collapse?

57. Egypt cries out, "O stricken Palestine
Send out your voice from the top of the pyramid

58. And if worry or sorrow overcomes you
Draw worry from this pen

59. And take the meaning of sorrow from it, for you
Have no other meaning for it but what it composed

60. Inform it that from your presence
We find freshwater in the briny undrinkable

61. We complain of the night and sorrow casts us
If the night passes with a gloomy dawn

62. It is as if we in their intersection
Are an affliction raging and another simmering

63. Your dizzy sister, her complaint deafened her
And the immense disasters bewildered her children

64. She panicked, calling you in her ordeal
Egypt - immense disasters - hurry, no doubt

65. Remember me, come to me, relieve
My pain, O blessed sister and mother

66. A wrongdoer misguided your people in the name of Moses
If Moses saw in the people what he would not have pitied

67. Claiming the Torah from among his supporters
While it complains of the disasters done in his name

68. Did he see the tablets and so take guidance
From what lessons and wisdoms were in them?

69. Or did he receive revelation or was he a man
Whom the people entirely did not know but he knew?

70. Lord, have you decreed that what afflicted
The Orient does not dissipate from disasters widespread?

71. The people wreaked havoc in it until it had
No sanctity to respect or right to be honored

72. Reveal the tribulations and have mercy on nations
Twisting from boredom and fatigue

73. The people acted corruptly, rebelled, and dominated
And it became chaos of slaves and servants

74. Bearing injustice, and if not for deeming
Death to be life, they would not have been patient

75. We have nothing in this life but
The raid of the aggressor and tyranny of the ruler

76. What we suffer of its evil cannot be told
And our necks from its harm cannot be protected

77. So we are weary of it, a bitter life
And we are bored of existence like nonexistence

78. Lord, You are the helper if the harm
Of tyranny surrounds us, and You are the Avenger

79. Who can protect the people if the disasters of
Aad and Thamud befall them from ancient times?

80. Let no powerful one be deluded by his soldiers
Power that is defeated and soldiers routed