1. Discuss the conversation and go around the people
With a cheer that delights the heart and overcomes gloom

2. Filled with passion and love on all sides
Renew for Andalusia and the goodness of its time

3. A covenant twisted by the passing days
And mention the talk of the conquerors and what they shepherded

4. To its people of sanctity and protection
A people tried by affliction and guided

5. By the injustice of kings and the harshness of rulers
They were sold to sinful people who did not shepherd

6. The rights of slaves and the sanctity of servants
In the image of man except that they

7. Descended there to the ranks of cattle
It is a nation that suffers so that others may live comfortably

8. And live in a world of sins
The soldiers of Allah broke its shackles

9. And the mercy of Islam came to its rescue
A religion that erased all injustice for oppression

10. And brought the best laws and system
The shepherds made peace so it bid farewell

11. To the pasture of worries and the watering place of sorrows
And it received in exchange a righteous era

12. Without any transgression or coercion
An era made possible by the hand of a conqueror

13. With swift swords and blessed flags
He protected its sanctities and rights

14. And protected its fighters - how excellent a protector
Guidance became clear to the lost, so say to them

15. There is no excuse for the blind or the oblivious
Achieve victory in battle of Tariq's regiments

16. Which was glad tidings of peace for Andalusia
He spread guidance and light in its regions

17. So the path became clear and all darkness disappeared
A hero who went on to throw determination at them

18. Whose peaks overflowed and whose might towered
He seized the ship with a wave of his might

19. Red, never to increase except in brooding
And he called upon the soldiers, saying "O people, look

20. The sea is behind me and the enemy before me
I have no opinion but war to discover the extent

21. Until I attain my goal and purpose
O wise narrator of stories, witness

22. From a believer in the testament of pens
You were fair to the religion of light so

23. The dreams of people in darkness asleep awoke
And you went on to remind the blind who followed blindness

24. That which contains traditions and rulings
And you described the consequence of delusion and what

25. The foolishness of minds and lightness of dreams reaped
And you built for morals a lofty palace

26. Against which the pickaxes of destroyers recoil
Write and say and raise the mention of your people

27. This is the wondrous and sublime storytelling