1. Awaken your companion at dawn and bring her to me
Like the sun rising and shining from all her sides

2. And turn with the blowing wind any hidden sorrow
And revive joy and pleasure in her life

3. Her yellow dress undisclosed the cups of her bosom
Her slender waist made time delicate in its essence

4. The blending adorned her with pearls of love droplets
That you'd think were real pearls on her throat

5. As if she appeared between companions in the darkness of night
A full moon with wings of night in its signs

6. Honor her, for nobleness is part of her qualities
And befriending enemies is of her habits

7. From the palm of her soft eyelids it's as if
Some of her years blew away in her eyes

8. And in her smile's dimples there is
Lightning flashing in her tooth and gum

9. Watering her four lips, though if she frowns
A shower watered her that her eyes wept from grief

10. Leave India, its homes and who live there
And leave passion to be some of her high morals

11. And get up with your praise that you adorned
With the excellence of the Prince of Muslims - present it

12. A king the caliphate raised victorious
And terror flashes under the blades of his lions

13. He deserved it and took on its burden
And attained its highest goals and purposes

14. And opened Andalusia by the edges of his swords
Forcibly, bringing life back to the land after its worries

15. And poured the water of justice in all its regions
So with that water, its plants grew fresh

16. And benefaction became a flowing custom
So the days were relieved of their crises

17. Until swords became like some of his pardons
Asking, so he granted them the necks of his enemies

18. How did he masterfully take the reins with his fingers
Born without grabbing being one of their habits

19. O best of those whose stirrups honor treads
And most glorious of those carried on its backs

20. Terror of you reached the kings of Rome
Who now rush confused in their pleasures

21. No wonder that fear gripped their hearts
When even lions are feared in their lairs

22. For Muhammed son of Abi Al-Walid there are traits
Of beauty that appeared, and beauty being some of its qualities

23. And generosity that leaves helpless whoever desires it
The least of its gifts occupies the whole world

24. O Muhammed did you perfect the religion of Muhammed
With the good of eternal remembrance being some of its virtues

25. This peninsula will remain glorious, protected by you
O Imam of its governors, if the devil of animosity

26. Circles its sky, the meteors of its prayers and alms will stone it
When it called you for its aid, you answered

27. And accepted sacrificing soul to please it
And shook the firmness of determination in the garden of hope

28. So you reaped refusal of soul in pleasing it
And you deemed the sea's water enough with the dew

29. So you confronted it, comforted by its gifts
And you came to follow your most exalted grandfather

30. Which the haughty will not accept one who does not follow
Let Andalusia rejoice, your arrival is

31. A protection for it from the tyranny of its aggressors
You make it forget your father's deeds with their fathers

32. And the cub is the equal of the lion in its actions
So God will serve you the planets honorably

33. Its luck and prosperity are in its consequences
And please the eye of the kingdom with the moon that

34. The moons submitted to in their halos
And presented her in happiness from its times

35. For you, O Prince of Muslims, so act on it
And for me is bliss in composing its verses

36. It gained value by its attribution to you, so its right
Is to take care in narrating it and its transmission

37. And unto your position, a fragrant peace
Given by a house at the blowing of its breezes