1. In spaciousness and in folds of safety,
And in grains of affectionate hearts,

2. Close to his brother in generosity and kindness,
And a rebel whom the two rivers please,

3. O Abdulaziz, in you is what is in
Your father Al-Shahm of the gems of meanings,

4. For some matter you feel a turn,
Upon you and what you see of festivals,

5. Contemplate in the plains and in the hills,
And the different terraces and melodies,

6. Do you not see comfort and freedom,
That appears on their beautiful horses?

7. And in various faces you see joy,
Even if in a face saddened and suffering,

8. And that is because every son of Saud,
Has a virtue over a storyteller and supplicant,

9. And they are the shelters in calamities,
And they are the aspirations and wishes,

10. And you and the one about whom,
Your father is the refuge of the oppressed,

11. You govern the people equally,
With abundant justice or abundant mercy,

12. So the likes of the guilty are not seen innocent,
Nor is the innocent substituted to pardon a criminal,

13. For you the freemen have a debt,
So be generous to the indebted and accused,

14. Your father son of Saud father of issues,
Elevated over the passage of time,

15. And the star shedding a ray,
Upon the people of the peninsula and melodies,

16. And the symbol of genius in an era,
In which genius has every glory,

17. Immortality has been written for it, and what is other than it,
Despite the propaganda of promoters, is fleeting,

18. And I have not seen the like of him except a little,
Awe-inspiring in hearing and in sight,

19. It is as if I am in front of a magnificent one,
My brother to a distance across space,

20. I compose poetry, sad and grieving,
As if I am afraid that he will see me,

21. May God protect Al-Hijaz and what follows it,
With the surplus of your father from the depths of humiliation,

22. And gave that protected people,
Seven pleasant years of fertility,

23. While Najd’s neighbors were afflicted,
With the embers of intense heat and viper stings,

24. It even softened for them until even its enemies,
Were a nightmare in which necks are thrown,

25. It wanted him out of necessity, not choice,
And it has no means to repel him,

26. May those awake to destruction be sacrificed,
For those awake to the entity,

27. And the cautious and the reckless are not equal,
Nor are the chaste and the adulterers,

28. Plots are woven against him at night,
By the maliciously sly and twisted tongues,

29. At the hands of those who are angry at him,
For his loftiness, blunt in tongue,

30. And envious of one whose glory is revered,
They threw at him sticks and outrage,

31. Of those people who when incited,
The smells of their mouths are the worst stench,

32. He went to the people clearly and they came,
To them under the masks of monkeys,

33. So say to them slowly, do not be reckless,
And do not let the excess of delay deceive them,

34. For in ambush there is a strong lion,
Severe in might and feared in claws,

35. He shows them inattention until when,
They go too far in stubbornness and confusion,

36. He goes to them like the finest you see,
Steel-toothed gathered in smoke,

37. And said to their Shaykh: If you want me not,
To see you rising, do you not see me?

38. If you cannot build then withdraw,
And be a noble one who appreciates a builder,

39. You have walked and the kings to a field,
In which you have won the canes of the bet,

40. So their position became neglected from you,
The position of the intertwined slipped from the spears,

41. So do not assume that evil callers,
Move from so-and-so or so-and-so,

42. Nor various rubbish nonsense,
Nor various savage methods,

43. Have turned the course of hearts,
Directed to you in composure,

44. It pleases people that a generous youth,
Is pleased, just as he suffers what he suffers,

45. Rise up O happiness from rhymes,
For you are needless of rhetoric,

46. And grant me I was having paucity, utterly weak,
And grant me I was muted of tongue,

47. So what is the worth of feelings and intentions,
If they need a translator to convey them?