1. The garb of worldliness here is new upon you,
And how could it not when your fortune dawns auspicious and festive?

2. God has granted you subtle blessings,
Fulfilling matters near when once remote.

3. The kingdom comes to you freely, though in truth,
It is but joy made long for all mankind.

4. It came to you compliant, for you are worthy;
This, what I have, is ready to attest.

5. Had it strayed, it would not have thrived, and came to you unwilling,
Yet you in both states remain magnificent.

6. How could kingship stray from you, when you are one
Whose glory and tradition give it pride?

7. Your brow elucidates, your palm rains down abundance,
Your sword’s fierce blade inspires dread.

8. Lands have succeeded, singing your immense
And ever-growing praise throughout the eras.

9. A noble scion, his father and uncle
Kings unique among all royalty.

10. An order the blossoms wish they knew
As the pearls envy it, glittering and plush.

11. Kings passed, the Sa’uds, but for us remains
A Masa’ud, felicitous and blithe.

12. So we despair not, though the splendid full moon has set,
For in Osman is all we seek and more.

13. A sovereign - when you behold his cheeks’ radiance -
Life itself forbids you rise a martyr against him.

14. The mountains that never waver tremble to bear him
If dreams roam wild, as he is firm and steady.

15. His compassion trembles with obedience and bounty
As a fervent heart quivers with passion.

16. Have you not seen how he trembled to wickedness, rushing
To banish it from his people and erase it?

17. So Religion’s frontier is now called by his name,
Its devil in both horizons hounded.

18. How many a hand of reform you wield unseen!
We have through their aid a founder and restorer.

19. If the verdant one smiles at you again,
Your light reaches the furthest lands, unfailing.

20. You remain still observed by the eye of Providence,
Your kingdom through mighty triumph eternal.

21. Still your two noble sons are solace,
While you in all the worlds are praiseworthy.