1. You were promised victory, and triumph is destined for you.
What you strive for will come to pass, as is decreed by fate.

2. You marched defiantly towards the enemy, a daring lion,
With nostrils flaring in anger, adorned with pride.

3. Among them are chiefs from the glorious tribe of Yarub,
Their radiant faces shine like full moons in bloom.

4. When they ride their steeds into battle, they are fierce lions,
Charging into the fray of war to conquer and subdue.

5. They hurl themselves into danger, while the confused lions
Are trapped in the labyrinth of war where spears clash and shatter.

6. You are blessed by a just King and wise rule,
You have always triumphed over all other kingdoms.

7. You have no need for any kingdom,
Every living soul in this world relies on you alone.

8. None can equal you, no matter how far their reach extends,
How can anyone equal you, no matter how vast their palace?

9. You surpassed the nomads in justice and character,
While everyone else these days is disgraced and disdained.

10. I see a rabble who have lost their way, thinking
No one else matters besides you, every great man now worthless.

11. They drive their spears into the throats of their enemies effortlessly,
And their spears never fail to shatter.

12. The battle rages on and the swords gleam,
As if they are glittering stars adorned with polishing.

13. God is Great! Justice now prevails,
Oppression is vanquished and truth is victorious.

14. The fire of the treacherous oppressors is extinguished,
While the light of the rightly-guided believers shines bright.

15. The state of justice remains triumphant,
While the state of ignorance is destroyed, left without glory.

16. By the rising of the bright star of Yarub, our master,
That steadfast Imam and daring warrior.

17. Wise in judgement, praiseworthy in character, an Imam
Who unravels tribulations, pure without any turbidity.

18. If he were to march one day against the enemies in rage
With his sharp sword, none would be left alive.

19. They secretly plotted and schemed treachery,
So their scheming brought about their own destruction.

20. They thought they would profit, but instead their roots were torn out,
How can one profit after betraying victory?

21. Their bodies, if only they could speak, would say:
"O wise men, reflect and be admonished!"

22. Wretched are they, losers whose efforts failed,
They did no good and ended up losing.

23. If only they had minds to understand,
To contemplate the tribulations of fate and be warned.

24. But they denied the signs of their Lord,
If they do not repent, Hell shall be their refuge.

25. Whoever defies and disobeys the Merciful Lord who created him,
Signs and warnings will not benefit him.

26. These people were defiant in their endeavors and rebellious,
Inciting each other by their plotting.

27. If only they were just, obeying God and abiding
By the command of the Imam and doing as they were ordered.

28. But they plotted to break the covenant and took
A path contrary to what they were commanded and admonished against.

29. They are like cattle in truth, without any intellect,
Even if you think they have the form of man.

30. Blind, deaf, forgetting the favors of their master,
Al Buwayb, whose lineage descends from the Sultan, which they did not acknowledge.

31. They are his servants who betrayed him and so were vanquished,
It would not have harmed them had they been patient.

32. They betrayed him, so their ingratitude was followed by twofold punishment,
And they have attained loss and ruin.

33. If you distance them from our abodes, they turn to hypocrisy,
And if you draw them near, they betray.

34. They were deceived by your refined character
And your grace which flows upon them like rain.

35. They did not realize that you are the King to whom
The kings of all lands, Bedouin and cities alike, submit.

36. That you are the warrior who annihilates
The enemies, fully capable of defeating your opponents.

37. Had they known, no defiance would have appeared from them,
Nor would misfortune or disgrace have surrounded them.

38. They should have been wary of your actions against them -
Punishment from which their precautions are to no avail.

39. You scattered them into fragments, so their unity dissolved
Because of their misdeeds, and they fled from their children.

40. Some are now in endless torment,
Others are bound in shackles not easily undone.

41. Some are in narrow, foul confinement,
With scorpions, maggots, and filth as company.

42. Others lie defeated with their heads in the dust,
Others in barren wastelands, their bodies unburied.

43. Thanks be to Allah, we are safe and unharmed
By the state of a people who turned to disbelief.

44. O people! If you possess vision and reason,
Reflect, remember the blessings of your master.

45. He is the generous, valiant Imam, the lion -
He forgives if any sin comes from you.

46. Every sin, except idolatry, is forgivable.
The Imam for you all is a fortress and sanctuary

47. Against enemies, so give thanks for his blessings and obey.
If you give thanks, you will succeed in this world and the next.

48. For he is of those who support the ungrateful,
So do not say you have no need for his gifts.

49. All creation relies on his plentiful generosity,
He knows no reluctance in fulfilling a promise or obligation.

50. If someone in poverty approaches him, he offers no excuses.
He is watchful if the destitute come seeking his court,

51. Enriching them with gifts flowing from his hands.
If you enumerate the days of his generosity, none compares.

52. The oceans and rain cannot match his openhandedness,
If the first rays of his graciousness appear.

53. The glowing embers, sun and moon coil up in shame.
If we weigh all people together against his triumphant grasp,

54. His victory over them would be weightier.
O Majesty, our hope! We are in need

55. Of something we hope for and await.
Whenever I extend my hands in request for help,

56. Your generous palm hastens to me.
How can I deny blessings which encompass me fully

57. From my youth till old age comes upon me?
If my mother, father and son turn against you as enemies

58. And abandon you, I would take up your religion though they shun me.
By God! If my soul harbored any defiance,

59. I would absolve myself of it like the vanished past.
To you belong all sovereignty and supremacy undiminished,

60. While the enemies inherit only dust and stones.
Live happily and joyfully in your palace of Yarub,

61. With a river flowing beneath it.
A wondrous palace that delights all who see it -

62. Grief and sorrow disappear when you gaze upon it.
It contains pleasure, all manner of fruit -

63. Palm trees, pomegranates and trees surround it.
It contains what no eye has seen and no mind conceived,

64. Thoughts, imaginations and reflections cannot fathom it.
As if it is the Garden of Paradise made into a dwelling,

65. Filled with fruits, bounties and delights.
Around it is a spacious, melodious garden,

66. With perfumes, trees, and fruits.
From its beauty and radiance, the gleam of its joy -

67. When you look at it, your gaze falls short.
It is blessed for you with eternal, everlasting existence,

68. Abiding forever, with extended life for you within it.
While the hostile envious one dwells in confusion and darkness,

69. His portion is sorrow and sleeplessness.
You ascend to the highest rank, surpassing

70. Dhu'l Hijjah or Safar in status.
You are the apex of greatness, O Caliph of the one

71. Whose praises are mentioned in verses and Surahs.
He is the chosen Prophet from Mudhar -

72. No less a descendant of Adnan or Mudhar!
I circulated your praises throughout the horizons,

73. As long as the sun rises or the moon shines in the darkness of night.
You are all creation, this world and its joys -

74. Without you, there would be neither world nor humanity.