1. The most precious gifts of a ruler and regime
For the people, are ruling by the Shari'ah of Islam

2. The most precious gifts for nations are protection
Of wealth, honor, and intellect

3. Closing the doors of corruption and desire
And the conduits of misguidance and delusion

4. The most precious gifts for countries and their people
Are implementing Allah's Law in rulings

5. More precious than the world, and its pleasures
And the mirage of its delusions

6. Is removing blame from callers to virtue
Who spread guidance, and renowned leaders

7. They guard the abode from infiltrators
Who stab with their spears the chests of the sleeping

8. How many fires of violated honor they extinguished
And protected with Allah's help, the dignity of the honorable

9. The most precious gift is a Muhammadan calculation
Among people, supporting the system

10. O servant of the Two Holy Mosques, our state
Which was established on Islam, the best foundation

11. It extended its hand to the monotheists when
He called to the Law of the One, the All-Knowing

12. When it saw him inclining to the caller to prayer
And praying to Allah behind the imam

13. It rushed to him with its palm trees and lotus
And its acacia and planes and gardens

14. It rushed with the resolve of its men and women
And its elders, adults, and boys

15. Its measure is its Quran, Hadith,
The Two Holy Mosques, and the strength of inspiration

16. And enjoining right, no matter how much
Those who let opinions loose without reins try

17. I hear it say to the skeptical writer
And thinker, "babbler"

18. And to whoever resembles the crow, who did not walk
The walk of crows, nor walked like a pigeon

19. And it says to the pretentious, and those
Who have gone to extremes in their religion, and are consumed with discord

20. And it says to all extremists
And everyone who has gravitated to criminality:

21. Two swords do not clash in one sheath, which
Its core loved the gleam of polished swords

22. Vast is the difference between the glow of a dim star
That darkness ridiculed, and a full moon

23. Great is the difference between Allah's mosques
Which are built, and the towering pyramids

24. The edifice may become a citadel, yet in
The measure of Allah's Law, is like rubble

25. The most sublime structure is that of a free soul
Whose innermost being is safe from ills

26. And more dear than a million lofty towers
Are the spires of the resolve of a scholar and imam

27. The spires of a faithful, aspiring generation
Who ascend with their resolve to the most noble station

28. Who experience life with their religion and knowledge
Like flowers sprinkling the meadows with cloud-bursts

29. And so the noble soul is built up
With knowledge, faith, and benevolence

30. I hear every towering inch
Of our elevated, flag-adorned land

31. Send a thousand greetings and salutations
And say to me the words of the bold hero:

32. The sun has phases, a radiant morning
And afternoon, and its far-reaching sunset

33. And the sun of truth remains effulgent
Turning away the army of every darkness

34. How many glib tongues while their hearts
Seethe with embers of rancor aflame

35. Say what you will about life and its beauty
And the charm of its dreams

36. Yet enjoining right is the best gift
For our homes, protecting them from sins

37. Have you seen one of sound mind who rejects
A gift of mercy, affection, and peace?!