1. شكت ايران مما قد عراها

    بلهفة واجد تذكو لظاها

    Iran lamented what had befallen her,

    With a grieving soul's anguish, its flames flaring.

  2. نعم هتفت وعجت بالمحامي

    فمن يحمي حماها من عداها

    Yes, she cried out and clamored for a defender:

    Who, then, will protect her sanctuary from her foes?

  3. واضحت باحتلال الروس فيها

    مباحا بعد منعته حماها

    And with the Russians occupying her,

    Her once-inviolable sanctuary lay open to violation.

  4. هو الداء العضال فأين منها

    نطاسي يعجل في شفاها

    This is the incurable disease—where, then, can she find

    A skilled physician to hasten her healing?

  5. ابعد قيامها بالحق حتى

    اريقت وهي صابرة دماها

    After she rose for justice, to the point that

    Her blood was shed as she steadfastly endured,

  6. ترد بخيبة الآمال منها

    على حين اقتراب من مناها

    Must she be turned back with her hopes dashed,

    Just as she drew near her wishes?

  7. فنهضا ملة الإسلام نهضا

    فان السيل قد غطى زباها

    Rise, then, community of Islam, rise!

    For the flood has already submerged her high ground.

  8. اتغصب حقها ظلما وجورا

    ويستولي الضلال على هداها

    Shall her right be usurped through injustice and oppression,

    And misguidance prevail over her guidance?

  9. هبوا لا تستحق النصر منكم

    اما تستنصرون لشرع طه

    Suppose she deserves no aid from you—

    Will you not seek aid for the law of Taha?

  10. إذا بلغت بايران الأماني

    فليس لها مرد عن سواها

    If ambitions attain their goal in Iran,

    Nothing will turn them back from other lands.

  11. إذا لم تغن كتب العتب اغنت

    كتائب تستدير بهم رحاها

    If letters of reproach cannot help, help will come from

    Battalions whose millstone turns upon them.

  12. وان لم يشفهم كلم احتجاج

    تكلمهم اسنتنا شفاها

    And if words of protest do not cure them,

    Our spearheads will address them face to face.

  13. أإيران انعمى بالنصر عينا

    ولا تذعر جفونك عن كراها

    O Iran, let victory gladden your eyes,

    And let not your eyelids be startled from their slumber.

  14. فان وراء عزك ان تضامي

    حماة الجار مرهفة ظباها

    For behind your honor, should you be wronged,

    Stand protectors of their neighbor, their blades whetted:

  15. صوارم آل عثمان المواضي

    تحل بها المعاقد من طلالها

    The keen swords of the House of Osman,

    Through which knots are loosened by their dew.

  16. حقوق جواركم والدين فيهم

    وهم والله أكرم من رعاها

    Your rights as neighbors, and those of faith, rest with them,

    And, by God, they are the noblest to uphold them.

  17. لهم شرف الخلافة والمعالي

    وهم طلعوا بدوراً في سماها

    The honor of the caliphate and lofty distinction are theirs,

    And they have risen as full moons in its sky.

  18. وهم للمسلمين اعز ركن

    تمنع ان يطأول أو يضاهى

    And for the Muslims, they are the mightiest pillar,

    Too impregnable to be rivaled or equaled.

  19. واقلام من العلماء رقش

    سمام الحتف ينفث من شباها

    And the scholars' pens are speckled serpents:

    Death's venom is spat from their points.

  20. إذا ما صاح دين الله هبوا

    رأيت الأرض راجفة رباها

    When God's faith cries, 'Rise up!'

    You see the earth, its hills trembling.

  21. اجاب دعاءه الإسلام حتى

    يغص بهم على سعة فضاها

    Islam answers its summons, until

    Its expanse, for all its breadth, is choked with them:

  22. بأبطال إلى الهيجاء تمشى

    كمشي العاطشات إلى رواها

    With heroes marching into battle,

    Like thirsty beasts walking toward their water.