1. The radiance of our state has dawned
Opening a gap for Islam, a breach

2. The wilderness has surrendered, finding guidance
In his obscured, most wondrous command

3. For the most generous Hashimite, a branch and roots
When the day of pride comes around, it is the roots

4. With far-reaching power, he overcomes warriors
With strong allies, his call for help inundates

5. Before him, guidance, with right and left flanks
In them both, safety and ease he installs

6. And steps taken with counsel at his side
When events grow dark, he is the dawn

7. His generosity endears him to the hopeful one
A kind rain cloud and generous downpour

8. So between his structure and generosity a link exists
And between his tongue and estrangement, estrangement

9. The pulpits have been adorned since his name
Continuously mentioned, not ceasing to be recalled

10. And the citizens, some privately invoke blessings for him
While others publicly express joy

11. The comfort of their lives rests with him
And he saw a time when it was bitter

12. The trustee of God and the chosen one among us
Whoever disobeys him disbelieves in God

13. His generous hands, their number cannot be counted
Nor can their limit and end be found

14. His abundant favors are not devoid
Of fine, generous giving and sacrifice

15. His generosity established pillars
That shaded us, clouds of generosity

16. When we praise him, in hand from him
Jewels and moons above our heads

17. Too great to compare him to a towering mountain
Too majestic to equate him to a sea

18. Of verses in the glorious Quran, prose and verse
Fall short of him, inadequate they would be

19. We saw yesterday the armies of truth
The vanguard of his army, triumph and victory

20. News of his conquests in Egypt arrived
Your Lord leaves no land devoid of that fate

21. Before him the plain of Mecca glows
Rock and pebble glorify him there

22. A generous horseman, his palms inexhaustible
His benevolence to people never broken

23. We see him just of rule in his prime
So may the length of his days stretch onward

24. The minister lives, so he mends
The fabrics of Islam, strengthening its threads

25. Brother of raids, the lowly deny him
Yet the oryx and doe recognize him

26. Beloved of noble deeds and gifts
As if his nature is water and wine

27. Hatim's generosity seems stingy before his
Making Zayd and Amr beloved to him

28. His horses rip through, bringing benefit, impetuous
His white swords red with striking blows

29. Possessor of generosity, the hoped for Master
And in his grip, benefit and harm

30. O you whose era squeezes out for the hopeful
When times were harsh, an era and treasure

31. You remain so what you built cannot be destroyed
You last so who you enriched cannot be poor