1. Stand between the intertwined branches and the sweet
In the land of Jeron, with its gentle chains,

2. In a garden where a spring flowed
Where partridges chirp and game is plenty

3. And call upon its inhabitants to sway enchanted
For the generous one is disturbed by enchantment

4. In Al-Aqsa Mosque's courtyard they are told
Welcome, at the Arab Prophet's threshold

5. If the Levant's countries were fair to them
It would applaud from Egypt to Aleppo

6. I love you with the love of one who strives for his mare
In obeying the mind, not in obeying rage

7. I love you with the love of one who knows your positions
In serving the religion and Islam over eras

8. Since you took over the Caliphate
You have sheltered all expatriates

9. You have struck, by my life, in its enclosure
With every formidable, polished sword

10. So every stranger who contends with your virtues
Does not know the rotten from the fresh fruit

11. No matter what weaknesses of a house there may be
We have with you a covenant never to be broken

12. Kinship between us is enough as testimony
If our gathering does not unite lineage

13. My glory in Othman, protector of my faith, and I
Have not forgotten my Qahtan ancestor among men and forefathers