1. The rule of iron prevailed over the she-camels
And the state of bareness emancipated the slaves

2. Except for the deserts that kept shrinking
And the smooth sands that withered for the race

3. Treasures of minarets facing extinction
Remind us of their remaining ruins

4. The roads did take them as booty
With iron pegs or nails

5. And the fastest among them moved slowly
Riders, like arrows at launch

6. Steeds at full gallop
With the breaths of camels at full flame

7. Mixed with thick wings
Bringing the whistling of thin wings

8. An era that permitted the plundering of horizons
More just than the whistles and watering places

9. We did not violate any covenant with them
But a new covenant brought about the separation

10. And the first vision of our love
Was innocence to the hearts and sights

11. The elite of Hashim in the best consequence
And the choice of those who passed in the remaining good

12. So talk about his sublime traits
And talk about his emancipated qualities

13. He came while Arabism was rising
So the two guides came in agreement

14. A lad sweet to the taste of his call but
Whose might has bitter taste

15. A wise man who scatters opinions in prose
So you find them in the excellent arrangement

16. And he travels deep into his family
Bringing wonders in uniqueness and precedence

17. He got used to dangers so he aspires
To them whenever he is spared from them

18. He shudders only when provoked
Arousing their hidden parts to stand and walk

19. Atop the son of crooked in the wasteland
And in another atop Al-Buraq

20. He encounters what terrifies people
And sometimes plays with the most dangerous encounters

21. And we replaced untraceable mounts
That failed to keep up

22. Can the countries of God ascend high
While the status of Arabs remains undesirable?

23. We shall preserve from the ethics of our ancestors
The honest custody of their glory

24. And discard what we have gotten accustomed to
When we emancipate the slightest liberation

25. We preceded those whom
We preceded for an age with erect steps

26. They covered the highest of poles and every pole
For knowledge to be gained or dignity

27. Either we disappear in their extension
Or we walk with comrades

28. Do you see in the sky of the East, birds
That flock in harmony and cooperation

29. What rests today of them over Egypt
Are greetings from longing hearts

30. That unite over Egypt carrying to it
The majesty of Faisal, King of Iraq

31. What wonders that it gained independence
With glory filling the seven layers

32. In auspices of its horizon while we
Were yearning for this reunion

33. The tribulations did not increase as it appeared
Over what was there of tribulations