1. Make time last eternally and renew it,
With an age exceeding the age of perpetuity.

2. Put on glory, ornament after ornament,
And extend it for aeons after aeons.

3. And attain the utmost aspirations, made happy by them
In God's protection, everlasting and increase.

4. And if a deed delights you, let it endure,
And if a feast comes to you, let it return.

5. And if a day brings wishes
Then receive its doubles on the morrow.

6. Blessings accrue and trouble mounts,
Ascent estranges and conquest is renewed.

7. Destroy unbelief and change its reign,
And build the emblems of guidance, honor and firmness.

8. Don the patience unto the land of enmity
And lead victory to it and draw strength.

9. Eclipse polytheism with resolute intent
Whose sword for "Say: He, Allah, is One" is sharpened.

10. The steeds curvet playfully,
So he guides them to the expanse of glorious ambition.

11. He called on the spears and they came erected
And the Indian blades so they came burning.

12. It is as if previously the lance never had
A yesterday, nor the sword an edge.

13. So he shot from the bow of true resolve
And thrust with the arm of firmest faith.

14. Lord of a land through the strikes of his sword
Where the Merciful is one, single, and worshipped.

15. And countries where for enmity, from his terror,
Polytheism is annihilated and lost.

16. He pursued unbelief until he found
No more, and tracked its traces until they died out.

17. He ransacked the earth until they were gathered
In its farthest reaches, to the least number.

18. He subdued their emblems until indeed
Their Sunday was almost hidden from them.

19. Aspirations whose goals never cease,
Resolves whose loftiness is never brought low.

20. For the mighty, his victory wherever it turns,
And the sublime, his stature wherever it marches.

21. Chosen from the Yemeni fathers
Of glorious states in lofty abodes.

22. Theirs are judgments and the lofty prey,
For them the edge of dominion, then it gave birth.

23. Theirs is the pride of generosity which
Taiy gave birth to, daughter of Udad.

24. They are those forgiven at Badr,
And the righteous at Uhud's day.

25. They are guardians of the soul of Mustafa
When the army slept from it and nodded off.

26. They are the most bountiful of clans
And most generous of those who witnessed.

27. And congratulations to you, Lord of mankind,
For a son you begot though none begot you.

28. A moon shone in the horizon of sublime,
So time shone from it and prospered.

29. And a downpour unleashed, though verily
Valiant onslaught flashed from it and thundered.

30. So he is for Islam a beneficial rain,
And upon polytheism a cold, howling wind.

31. “Inform him who is my messenger towards him,
Of that in which my belief is affirmed.”

32. Rally the army with provisions forgiven, so rally!
And the soldiers of religion and the world, so lead!

33. What glory have you not won from a father?
What pride has no ancestor won for you?

34. They hear him eager though desirous,
And my hand is hostage to you if he does not help.

35. Show him as a horseman fully equipped,
While I am your liar if he does not decide.

36. Calm him with the lofty deeds and the gazelles,
And the heroes of the tribe you rely upon.

37. The holidays came to welcome him,
For the hopes and newfound joys.

38. Prepared through him for Islam are supplies
For guidance and religion, of choicest amounts.

39. They attended the permission you accustomed them to,
Like the thirsty birds in droves alighting.

40. So they approached and were halted by an awe
That filled them with joy and politeness.

41. Then bodies drew near that did not waver,
Then they wished for the lofty peace

42. That pervaded the world with safety and captivation.
Illuminated by an intrepid sun,

43. Made mighty by the courage of a lion.
So he rallied them, then creation never ceased,

44. Through you, in robes of renewed hopes.