1. Allah gave Egypt's covenant to Muhammad
And Allah, if He gave, made mighty and supported

2. An honor above honor and a grace bestowed
That He would not grant to an abject slave

3. And if Allah shaded a suckling infant
He made the family his cradle and bed

4. The sons in the morning when they grew up in it
While the mothers - may they be ransomed for him - gave birth

5. We hope through him and through them for Egypt a revival
And for the Lord of the age in the cradles renewal

6. And we reckon it difficult that we prepare the best of them
For from fatherhood is that we love and guide

7. For man in life there are great purposes
Collected of which offspring was the purpose

8. So if you came into existence then be a father
Or be an illusion in existence wandering

9. The hearts of the mothers rejoiced and opened
For the granddaughter of the princes their grandmother tomorrow

10. For the origin purity and the branches noble
And righteousness truly and affection confirmed

11. O lady of the two crowns from her forefathers
From the exalted glorious from the son most glorious

12. They shine through the ages this with the height
A state and this with virtue and guidance

13. You renewed the elite of the kingdom with the favors which
Accompanied the appearance of generosity the birth of freshness

14. And two nights illuminated both of them
Were for us a horizon and your power slumbered

15. The palace of the king did not cease shining in them
Until we thought the dawn a state eternal

16. The flags meet in its balconies
And bow to the honored throne bowing

17. And the throne on the day of its heir
And the crown behind the throne greeting the birth

18. And you see the countries in his existence their structure
Their pillar and their burning minaret

19. They said Sirius so I said an idea of a poet
Who is Sirius to lessen the payment

20. They said Vega so I said it was measured by it
Nobilities so he chose then assumed them

21. Who are the stars to be like him
A sanctuary by your fluttering protector and mosque

22. Or who are they to prepare and to be seen
A necklace by the joys of the prince studded

23. Or are they the world which her affairs distracted
Distracted it as the loved ones and enemies distracted

24. The sun had for it a grandson in existence
And this honor's grandson more honorable united

25. Between his lips were the promises of fate
So it turned from him and you assumed the appointment

26. And he came to you repenting his errors
A slave so return him with your pardon a master