1. O mistress of power and secure glory
Your spirit, the faithful, sings your virtues

2. You have returned in glorious splendor
With you the sea is tame and submissive

3. It receives you gently in its chest
Greeting you left and right

4. You are adorned with every honor
And you hold the highest flag on the ship

5. In one moment, the two signs appeared
Of kindness and clear beauty

6. The sun of dawn emerged from its veil
And the crescent of Eid from the purest forehead

7. Welcome to merit and nobility together
They have risen with blessings for those who await

8. For you their finest adornments that you see
The earth wore its silks for her

9. Whom glory dressed among all lands
The trees offered their yields

10. As provisions for those who eat
The birds sang their praises

11. After praising God, Lord of all worlds
How lovely is their warbling in ardour

12. After the plaints they echoed and moaned
Indeed a nation's hopes and desires

13. Are truthful, not mere flattery
The Nile overflowed from its source

14. Stretching its arms to those who seek water
Bearing fertility and treasures

15. Other than what it gives of gems
It has shed its high cost so much

16. That it is normal for it to be called mud
It is above soil, meltable goodness

17. And for the irrigators a lasting spring
Your blessed return is a feast for the bereaved

18. And for your family across the years
If only they could gather in one place

19. I would find them together as thousands and hundreds
That old love you have increased

20. With your lasting gifts day after day
Acts of kindness have united them

21. Though apart they would differ
How could a people not love you purely

22. When they owe you lifelong gratitude
You have increased their goodness by being

23. An example for them in life and faith
Your grandfather suffered no shame from a lady

24. Whose merit encompassed him at all times
If we counted those you brought joy

25. We would number them in thousands and hundreds
Hands that left no place for sorrow

26. In any grieving heart they missed
You visited the suffering in their misery

27. And the mansions of kings sought your visit
How many shelters you built and established

28. For orphaned and devastated children
And founded a home of knowledge that raised

29. The best generation of girls and boys
O what lasting achievements all of them

30. Immortal in the memories of those who remember
Remain ever generous as time passes on

31. And may God honor the best benefactor