1. Lead horses and goodness with might and generosity,
And bring joy forever, feast after feast,

2. Apart from you, so wear the clothes of eternity,
And create anew and succeed anew,

3. Manifestations of what your ancestors bequeathed to you
Of glorious garments and old virtues,

4. Prosperity and glory, kingdom and sovereignty,
And sword and youth and generosity and nobility,

5. And whatever fortunes showered upon you,
Beauties that dazzle all fortunes,

6. Adornments that granted you flowers of stars,
Necklaces that adorned them or bracelets,

7. And you were generous, so dress the men
In eternal clothes, be generous to them,

8. So you turned them into horses and necklaces,
And subjugated them into servants and slaves,

9. And dressed them in adornments and coats of mail,
And dragged from them property and carpets,

10. And how many have you clothed in the garb of grief,
Lands you dressed in iron,

11. So you shone with religion, a clear light,
And made paganism meet a destroying end,

12. Battalions you adorned with swords
And crowned with spears and banners,

13. Swords you stationed in necks,
Covenants made them forget sadness,

14. As the blades of dawn split open
And reveal a fresh garden in the meadow,

15. And destiny that you used to adorn eyes,
And the faces of destruction red and black,

16. Under the quivers of arrows they show you
Gazes that you made forget withdrawal,

17. Arenas that you brought souls near,
To gain from them a distant goal,

18. So you filled it with the honor of victory and conquest,
Worthy of giving you more,

19. And gladdened it with the opening of festive days,
Whose return is worthy of coming back,

20. And met it with days of success and promise,
For your victory, fulfilling your threat,

21. And how many days reminded you
Of a noble stance and good deed,

22. For ten of its nights are virtue and ritual,
And ten of your fingers are customary generosity,

23. And the day of Mina, what great success,
Profiting wishes or gaining them,

24. And on Arafat day we recognized
What more God granted you,

25. And the sacrificial slaughter reminded us
Of your stands where you slaughter lions,

26. And cover your swords with blood there,
And your horses trample cheeks there,

27. And the stoning of Jamarat, how you stoned
The devil of stubborn disbelief,

28. Rites the Friend (Abraham) established
And called the people to Pilgrimage there,

29. So he who did not exist before responded,
And one created anew after creation,

30. Men who answered the call of the Friend,
So they answered, coming in throngs and alone,

31. As you revived the paths of jihad,
With soldiers who defeat armies,

32. You were found so the barefoot called you,
And you were inaccessible, so deputations came to you,

33. And you accepted no means from them,
That they were witnessed to have,

34. So they greeted you, all loyal greeters,
With a life that kills rancor towards you,

35. So they were charmed by your pure form,
And drew near you, sincere and distant,

36. And joined you, a generous heart,
And expressed sympathy to a loving breast,

37. Loyalties that good faith guaranteed,
With truthfulness you guaranteed covenants,

38. So opinions of the perceptive did not lack
Certainty in every witnessing heart,

39. And your sword in every land remains
Upon every transgressor, a vigilant keeper,

40. And you remained for the religion a lofty pillar,
And a shady shade and firm support,