1. You opened for them till you unshackled their chains
Bridges of those who used to be impassable bridges before you

2. And they are not like the bridges built by giants which turned
The bodies of ships away from the bridge, always swerving

3. Some white Lujiani and some yellow Heraclean
From the strikes of Caesar, inclining from side to side

4. You undertook what had confounded Ibn Harb before, and his father,
The resolute, selective one, you undertook

5. That which had confounded Al-Walid and after him
Suleiman, among those who were most capable in Rome

6. And Abu Hafs it confounded, so you broke for them
In the markets the iron shackles, all nailed

7. For had it not been for the one in whom there is no good among people after him
By him God killed the one who was a plotter

8. By him God destroyed the Mazons and whoever strove
Towards them, as He destroyed the giants

9. And the people of earth were gathered by
God's hand, and the blind, sick one gained sight

10. To the best of the people of earth in mother, and their best
In father and brother, except for the Prophet and his supporter

11. I will praise the best of creation, by whom
Upon people, the rain clouds poured forth rain

12. I see God place in your palms a mercy
Upon people, filling the earth with water gushing forth

13. A nursling of kings in inheritances which have not ceased
To have a king, that if one dies, he hands over the pulpit

14. You built that which gave life to Solomon and his son
And David and the jinn that were subjugated

15. So it has become an eternal bridge, which when
It pounds the barrier of Gog and Magog, makes it collapse

16. By His power, God, who is the Sender
Of His servants from His creation when He dispersed them