1. God has decreed for you nothing but eternal glory,
And the death of your enviers in rage and repression.

2. How much have the enemies desired for you all sorts of misfortunes!
But they could not attain it by the grace of the One, the Eternal.

3. And below what the envious aspire to is the striking of tall swords
With sharp blades and thrusting with straight spears,

4. Until you see the land with its sides dyed
The color that eyes turn when reddened with inflammation.

5. If the glory of Damascus is your possession,
Then the glory of Ghuta is not denied to the lion.

6. Trust in the Imam and do not listen to their nonsense,
For the Imam is not upon any evil in belief.

7. You were sincere in your secret so you wore
A coarse garment of success and guidance.

8. The beauty of what you have left with them
Did not allow for the eager, spiteful and envious.

9. They tested you but did not find you fickle,
Turning from good nature or inclining to deviance.

10. Every place you reside is honored,
The glory of Sharah with Abi Shiblain the Lion.

11. As for the Imam, his resolves have blocked
These frontiers with this most wondrous aid.

12. And God has supported him with success since He planted
His spear therein, so He has made it needless of reinforcements.

13. O seeker of generosity, roll up your sleeves, verily in Aleppo
There is an ocean of generosity, surging waves and foam.

14. Sweet are its springs, its streams have continued to overflow
And no matter how much its visitors increase, they increase.

15. It has a caller calling around its basin,
"O thirsty ones complaining of prolonged days, come drink!"

16. You see him possess what his boundaries contain
So his status never fails in times of havoc.

17. His rest gives you the earnings of the day,
Not leaving behind wealth for tomorrow.

18. Count the honored one, and count all the people,
You will find some to be like all in number.

19. He raced to the furthest horizon and reached it
So he left no one to race to any horizon.

20. O bestower of bounty! I live in prosperity from his blessings
While my envious enemies live in misery and distress from him.

21. May every stingy envier sacrifice himself for you,
Walking stingily to the guest like a lame dwarf.

22. When the people of the neighborhood dispute,
Fear of death supports him between loss and profit.

23. No ambitious person has sought your rank,
Nor bought glory at great expense and servitude.

24. O you for whom I weave from my words
Eternal suits of praise that do not wear out.

25. Joy is mine that you remain alive so live forever,
With the age of the eagle of the air, not fleeting.

26. Have the happiest feast, and live on eternally unvanquished
Your days have no end in immortality.