1. Its branches in glories lengthened loftily
And its roots throve in endeavors

2. If the noble tie themselves to benefactions
Then you are their brother, less than them not, and their sibling

3. And how many kings have you given shade to their thrones
And was it not for you, a temperament that can handle them

4. They tyrannized and did wrongdoing and turned away
So their tyranny and wrongdoings befell them

5. You stood for them in every obscured plain
And their path darkened under the injustice

6. And you let them drink the cup of wars as if
You poured over them in the heights its pure drink

7. And you entered them into the religion compellingly and obediently
And the deviance of the religion of God has appeared from it

8. Until they pastured the right of Sharia and pastured
And was it not for you, its rights would not be pastured

9. And you did not stop until its protectors willingly surrendered
And until its properties and slaves equalized

10. And they came to you until its protectors willingly surrendered
And until its properties and slaves equalized

11. Do I one day pasture resources for the weak
And issue from it a darkness I do not taste?

12. To you belongs the glory and loftiness with no contention
If a band argues the glories’ claim.