1. Return, O horses of Allah, to your fresh river
And O East, return to the West and invade the West

2. And O East, did the tyrants rejoice that you are
Its mutilated limbs scattered in the wilderness?

3. A hand that on the day of al-Qayrawan tore out its roots
And a back looming over the Caucasus, rugged

4. And O conqueror of the new generation wandering
To a mountain crossed by a conqueror’s path

5. You have sparked for us in the darkness of victory a flash
In it what we love and what we dislike

6. We shook the memory with it, and we weakened with its arrogance
Gradually, and we imagined its consequence

7. For the like of what you want of the truth led it
To death, it did not ask the easy or the difficult

8. A limit from the armies of revelation and victory, a limit
And a group from faith in victory, a group

9. Like the fire of "Ibn 'Umran" which came setting ablaze
Its years a blaze in its ships kindled

10. And its panels "the panels", were it not for "a message"
To "a Qurashi" ​​would not have wished the interest

11. A nation crossed to the sanctuary of the West
It protected and excelled before it from the zeal of war

12. It defied the sea swells disturbing its whale
And before it on land it disturbed the wolves

13. Those "Bedouins" overcast the people their right
And those from which are the Arabs, the Arabs

14. For those are hearts we call today the likes of them
Its religion refused to combine Allah and terror

15. It walked like the ray of light in the darkness of night
And like the soft breeze in barrenness it blew

16. And in humiliation glory, and in misguidance guidance
And in severity justice, and in drought fertility

17. And in bigotries tolerance, and from its approach a loving approach
It overlooked on "Madrid" making heard an invocation

18. And it went to "Paris" to listen to whoever prays fervently
And it crept with the tenderness of the soul in the universe mercifully

19. And it tightened for a languid, tired, sturdy body
And it gently extended its hand, so it touched

20. The wounds of the people of the world, and healed their sores
And it harbored from different religions and enlightened

21. From its pure glorious flashes it adorned
And it hovered vigilantly where confusion roams in its sides

22. And it protected - for it or from it - an accusation of sin
And it did not tire an eye, and it did not cut off a hand

23. Nor did it restrain an opinion, nor did it burn books
I looked at what was of it. And what happened

24. to it, and what separation comes if it spreads
And how it reaped what it wanted as its shadows

25. And how it became burdened carrying its own shadow, deterred
So I said: And some words are rebuke and some

26. are reproach, and the worst words are rebuke without reproach
A helpless nation did wrong

27. Patient with afflictions to a nation angry
It quenched "Tunisia" with what dispels worries, it

28. is self-sufficient with its greenery to dispel drought
And life blew in its white domes a spirit like its people

29. Gentle coasts wiping water and grass
And a light from consciousness glittered

30. As if the lights of dawn glittering pouring
We yearn for its memory, and we complain of missing it

31. As the eye that missed its eyeliner complained
And O "Montgomery" if words were to give drink to an opener

32. Rhymes would give you their pure chain, fresh
And if the melting of emotions was a sprinkling

33. We would sprinkle you with admiration, gratitude, and love
"Phyrgos" molded you to ward off evil

34. It prepared for facing every arrogant one a blade
You burdened "Rommel" with anguish, and before him

35. "Wavell" burdened with more anguishing anguish
And you snatched victory from the hand of a capable one

36. Over it, and did not pity a meaning for which it poured
And you rolled him from "Egypt" and he was bedecked

37. With his dreams, counting the taxes to be collected
And the desert wind deceived his acceptance of it

38. So how did he see it while it was aloof, turning away
He crawled over its land, and death pounced over it

39. And you confronted him with death upon death erected
You left the one who aspired the sky to touch the ground

40. And who complained of a paunch to complain of hunger
And you enlightened him when his cheek wrinkled

41. That you are higher than his tricks lofty
You clipped his two wings so his limbs weakened

42. And his "war planes" returned to being young birds chirping
You exposed to him weakness and covered strength

43. So you were, and had it not been for cunning, prudent
It wanted what is besides it, and the tumult

44. And the justice of fate. Woe to what it wanted, woe
You guided counsel to him until you left him

45. Seeing from the rectitude of opinion what he counted wide
And until he saw the disgrace of escape as spoils

46. And until he saw the disease he complains as a remedy
And the earth narrowed on him so he is worried

47. It prohibited him to settle on it with his side
Its "Lord" wished it good favor on him

48. And he almost settled “the train” to satisfy the Lord
And he almost sent on “the train” to the “East” an invader

49. Had you not thrown it with pebbles
It appeared to him as plunder, and when you shocked him

50. The dreams appeared to him crying with plunder
And ambitions stretched out for him in his caprices

51. Until they became a burden on himself war
And "Alexandria" tickled his eye

52. And the Nile deceived him in its turbid flooding
And "Alexander" the honesty appeared to him, so it folded

53. The self is falsified from him, an Alexander lying
And he wished between the Euphrates stream his horse

54. And justified in "the Zab" his army camping
What lies have blinded his eyes from seeing

55. And scattered from his eyelids a moist dream
So he did not see except the footprint of the leg alert

56. While he was calling out dreaming learned open
From "the two flags" you took him incapacitated by force

57. And in "Tunis" you overtook him complaining of hunger
You scattered for him the scent of sheep and villages

58. As the hunter scatters for the bird seeds
And you lured him with proximity until when he approached you

59. He saw from you what he hated proximity
Obdurate, he refused to pounce in his setbacks

60. From arrogance, had you not pursued him bouncing
And had it not been for unlike "Rommel" we would have said like others

61. The givers of corruption gave with their cups a drink
But he is regretful of death if he gave drink

62. He implored and gave who reproaches him woe
And he hid poison the scraps so he deceived

63. An expert in what he manifested, insightful in what he hid
And when the two groups met, overwhelming chaos

64. The likes of which confused spears bristling
And the huge iron swarm, and patience, and fervor

65. Both metals sought aid from an unyielding metal
The truth walked among the two rows smashing falsehood

66. And flooding them with its gainers basil
It avoided with “Arnim” and fled with itself

67. And left you the most precious people and friends
And gave them to you as prisoners and dead as if

68. With them he apologizes for what he gained as sins
Burning stuck to them kindness, and protecting them

69. Ardor, and the air rained them pleasure
As if when you count the rubble of its wreckage

70. You correct mistakes thus expanding the crossings
So whoever sees in the desert the scattering of their graves

71. Considers it devoid of monsters horrifying
And whoever sees the prisoners led stumbling

72. Finds a driver hurrying to hell a convoy
And he left you "the Italians" some rubbing

73. Against others as insects of rot rub rot
He came with them to you foolishly

74. So they were to him in their arrogance confused
He wanted for wading into death the saplings of bounty

75. Fed by the guardian as ripe fruits
We reckoned for the annoyance of the hosted son rifles

76. And we left for the race track of desire horses racing
And we doubled fabric of silk, and for a nation

77. And we pulled the egg of India, and sable, and cloth
And we trotted like flocks of partridges, blessed steps

78. And may God protect from an evil intended accumulated
And reward with good whoever wanted with his injustice

79. The cheerful beautiful faces to touch dust
And the valleys to descend at night out of fear

80. And to ascend at dawn hastily leaping
And to witness body parts fluttering around them

81. And in their blood the horsemen stained with blood
And they did not commit a sin except that they are dummies

82. And they did not - except that they are a defect - a flaw
So had you witnessed the day of the ordeal their matter

83. And they had hidden dust in their clothes dust
And they plugged the holes in the ground taking refuge in it

84. They did not leave a burrow for a wolf or a hole
You would have invoked upon whoever tore their veil from them

85. And thrust them into what is not their business by force
You would have asked God great conquest for their West

86. A reward for what was exposed of their veil West
So gently with the likes of fragile bottles cracked

87. And you have not been able to, so make up its crack mending
So what great and noble a good tiding is yours

88. What soothed souls so tired and broken
And O allies of today and yesterday, we

89. To you - what you wanted - in our affection kinship
Wish us good and we promise you the like

90. And be for us a party, and we will for you be a party
And think good of us, for in us are latent

91. Good, if awakened, increases your admiration of us
And do not mention reproach, for solidifying

92. Love we have increased in it what lifts reproach
Or else measure it as reproach in like manner

93. To us. And both of us reproaching afterward vexed
And do not mix a disturbance hated

94. To us and truth we do not want disturbance
And make a people brothers, and brotherhood is disdained

95. If you there find the individual, not the people