1. Blessed is Nasr with heroic deeds, witnessed
And Eid has returned with the prince, the fighter

2. Blessed is the victory day, it has returned with a sign
Like the sign of Jesus, undisputed today

3. The remains of the noble departed from death
And the great dead returned to life

4. The remains on a bier, though you describe
A king on a throne, you are not mistaken

5. I see the auspicious rising united us
With our supreme leader, and the estrangement has failed

6. Oh eras of pride and glory, come
And bring back Abdelkader today returning

7. He has returned carried high on glory
With hands pledging allegiance and arms protecting

8. And all eyes gaze at him, so he rode
Envied for it, coveted and resented

9. And the nation greeted alive, he lived
As the home welcomes the worshipper

10. It thundered with Takbeer from all sides
As thunder roared in the horizon with clouds

11. So hello and welcome to the prince gloriously
Protecting him, dear, and time an ally

12. And hello and welcome, you are the most generous visitor
To us, who in this age is like you, a visitor?

13. And hello and welcome, your land today is free
Your army victorious and your people guided

14. For you, a revolution has passed in Algeria's land
Our history boasts of it and glories

15. It provoked the invaders with fierce raids
And havoc with campaigns you lead

16. And entered the battle's fray defending the religion
Enduring its afflictions that you endured

17. So you found in it, Nasir al-Din, an adornment
With it in the field of courage, your father armed you

18. And many a field of knighthood you have graced
And under you, a hunting ground for lions

19. You charged through it like an arrow above it leaping
Frightening the critic of valor, appraising you

20. And many a position for negotiation you took
Your word heard and your opinion prevailing

21. You reached with it the peace you sought, but plots
Soured it with your opinion, though ambitions resisted

22. If surrendering dragged on, wounding us
The liberation front would bandage the wound

23. You were its leader in yesterday's revolution
And you are its pioneer in today's revolution!

24. Your banner tied to its same banner
It has none but your jihad binding it

25. You alone are two sultans, past and present
And two glories in life, charming and lasting

26. The revolutionary council regarded your covenant
For your return, a day whose memory is immortal

27. It returned you honored to the beloved homeland
As a sword returns to its sheath, polished

28. So you found in Algeria’s land a nation
That has slept, and in its hands are the reins of power

29. It overthrew the rule of the tyrant and crushed
His chains, and injustice inevitably vanished

30. The usurper who exiled you with his tyranny has gone
Like an arrogant tyrant who thought you were finished

31. It planted in it late ripening crops
And here you are, in the aftermath, harvesting your crops