1. The wonders of the Prophet's signs are marvels,
And his tales in the horizons are circulating.

2. Listen to me, for I am relating
About a glory - are you listening?

3. The people of Khaybar disobeyed the Messenger, so he came upon them,
Yet those mighty fortresses did not avail them.

4. The fort of Al-Ghamoos yielded to him, so it became submissive,
And the fort of As-Sa'b became desolate and empty.

5. For Ali, he meant whoever resisted him from their fortresses,
So no bird but that it will swoop down upon him tomorrow.

6. Illness pained his eyelid, so he was treated by spitting in his eye while tranquil.
He raised the banner of Al-Mustafa in his right hand,

7. So those fortresses were shaken by tremors.
After this conquest, the wife of Ibn Mashkam came

8. Bringing a sheep filled with poisonous venom.
He was given a piece of it, so it spread its poison,

9. But he discarded it - and Allah is the repeller of harm!
Fadak was taken until the conquest of Khaybar was apparent,

10. So it was subdued to him - and Allah brings conquests together!
His horses returned until they came to Wadi Al-Qura,

11. So he descended upon them by force - and the army is returning.
The resolves of the victorious standard-bearer are supported

12. His proofs are like the cutting swords.
His signs are like daylight, and his lineage

13. Is a brilliance which the prophecy illuminates.
He is forgiving even if a sinner does not offer an excuse,

14. Generous even if an empty hand is not satisfied.
The day the poison was eaten, he forgave the one who brought it,

15. And if he wished, nothing could have prevented him from killing.
Mighty by the piety of Allah - so Allah takes revenge,

16. And victorious through Allah - so to Allah he is devout.
In this world and the next, your pillar is Muhammad,

17. So in this one he is a guide, and in the next, an intercessor.
Your weapons are piety to Allah, then following him,

18. And the bearers of dignity throughout times are trusts.
May the prayers of Allah be upon him as long as the dawn gleams

19. And the gazelles sob in the branches of any thicket.