1. O you who can send word to Ali
May God protect him from misfortunes

2. Saying what was never said before
And I have not followed the ways of the greedy

3. Pour out to him the grievances of Islam
To soften the hardened hearts

4. For none but you can be hoped
To help it today, O pride of judges

5. The evil Jews have wearied the Muslims
So that fortresses offer no protection

6. And for the damned invader there is no deterrence
Except their sons after their daughters

7. He spends the night striving immorally among them
And you would think he is demanding compensation

8. By what authority or judgment
Is he permitted to violate Muslim women?

9. Is there no one who is jealous over the harem
The jealousy of honorable Arabs has died?

10. Have the sharp swords slept in their sheaths
Or the blades of Indian steel been blunted?

11. If Islam had an eye
It would shed copious tears

12. Religion calls you with the plea of one who seeks refuge
For your justice from shameless affairs

13. Perhaps you will wash away its dishonor
With your sword, O ally of glorious deeds

14. You will gain reward and undying fame
As long as the nights and days remain

15. One like you - how can this be allowed him
With his wicked behavior and deceit?

16. The land has not diminished until he sees it
As a place for his shameful trade in the dwellings

17. Talk of him has filled the country
Passed between the mouths of narrators

18. It is hard on the ruler when he hears of it
And the company of aggressors rejoice

19. So take what is His right against him
And do not fail to punish the adulterers

20. With death, burning, or stoning
To atone for the great sins

21. And do not forgive him any sin, so he will repeat it
For some pardon makes sinners more daring

22. So those in the land of the Nile will know
And those who have crossed the Euphrates to settle

23. That you are most zealous among them for justice
And most desirous of piety and good deeds

24. And most angry when the swords clash
Against the mighty tyrannous chiefs

25. For if the common people are wronged
The blame is on the rulers