1. O lion in appearance, learn and pay heed,
Sit down, lend your ear, and gain advantage.

2. So you may gain lessons in steadfastness, as if they were
A moon illuminating in the dark night for a Muslim.

3. Firmness that shakes tyrants and humiliates them,
As they attempt to unsettle firm pillars with their wrists.

4. So here is Kamelia who has come after brothers
To cast a light that terrifies the blind falsehood.

5. She faces without wavering the forces of evil in the land,
Like a lion in war, she is undeterred.

6. She exposed the hypocrisy of the folk and their treason,
So the enemy of the Muslims became evident to the obstinate.

7. He who was once called noble, said to be from Azhar,
Became but a page for wickedness and mouth.

8. He wages war every morning against each chaste woman,
And passes the nights attending the spectacles of obscenity intoxicated.

9. You see him like a lion when her veil is mentioned,
But with obscenity and corruption he is most indulgent.

10. And if the infidels want war against her veil,
He makes for them a sword that cuts the greatest.

11. And that foreign minister wages open war
Against the manifest symbols of Allah’s religion immersed in injustice.

12. "Should I follow the wives of the Prophet Muhammad?!"
"Verily, that is my wife, so follow her and enjoy."

13. And their Mufti loves appeasers, he is their aide,
Does darkness congregate with other than the unjust?

14. Oh Kamelia, how much evil you bring upon a nation,
Injustice has spread until they lost all dignity.

15. So for Zion they have become a hand and cannon,
And every mujahid is an enemy like a criminal.

16. And by it the worshiper of the cross is honored,
And whoever accepts Allah’s religion is disgraced and deprived.

17. But let every tyrant and criminal know,
That Allah’s religion has free, proud eagles.

18. And that Allah's swords have been unleashed and brandished,
And that soon rivers of blood will flow.

19. And this is a warner, not a poet's imagination,
And this is history, so read it and judge.