1. You have charmed me since your eyes flashed with anger
And your slender waist bent gently.

2. O you who portrayed the sun as a face and darkness as a veil,
And likened water to softness and air to luxury.

3. You whose glances depicted the gazelle turning,
And resembled the bending branch, pliant and curved.

4. How did you demand a heart that knew no sleeplessness?
And how did you task a heart that never knew fatigue?

5. My blood is noble blood that disdains baseness;
So do not oppose glory, morals, and honor.

6. The axis of the world is Hashim in excellence and nobility.
We are the axis of the lofty Hashimites, and that suffices.

7. The family of the Prophet, the sons of the successor,
The kinsmen of the Prophet, and the lords of nobility.