1. Present your just law,
And come with your complete constitution.

2. And bring from the wise and rational
A way to the well-guided and rational.

3. And bring closer to the truth what did not
Leave a place for the invalid creation.

4. You have succeeded in reforming what is in time,
And in you, it has the power of the conveyor.

5. And you came with the men in their balance,
Acquitting who is infatuated by vanity.

6. And you protected parliament from a merchant
Who bargains in it and from the lazy one.

7. And you have given the sincere wishes
A vast appointment, the comprehensive separator.

8. And you are the manager of the urgent -
The generous is not accustomed, and of the postponed.

9. And you are responsible for the good fate
Of the solid, virtuous principle.

10. The trust of your people you have performed,
And the right of the attainable upon the attainer.

11. So why has he who was a supporter
Of what you desire changed into a blamer?

12. And he criticized your affairs, and he is knowledgeable
Of your excuse in the present situation.

13. He obstructs your ship above the waves,
And the troublemakers on the coast.

14. And he gloats over the reconciliation of the opponent
Of time in it and the affiliated friend.

15. The angry faction did not cease to wage
War on the working man.

16. While you are busy with Egypt's affairs,
And they are busy with you.

17. And you are washing them of their filth,
While they resent the washer.

18. One day you were gentle with them, so they
Transgressed upon the neighbor, family and lodger.

19. After what they received of your terrible might,
Did they ever submit to you?

20. Indeed, your seizure of their power
Is like taking a weapon from a killer.

21. Insane with power they want it
And time has been a barrier for them.

22. By what law other than theirs
Can leadership be for the ignorant?

23. And in what era other than theirs
Can rule be for the heedless?

24. They have despaired of the yield of souls
And the return of their fading star.

25. Their path has been long, and it twisted,
So they returned to the leaning pillar.

26. They dispatch their messengers in the darkness,
And seek the satisfaction of the betrayer.

27. He stalls them while they stand
At his door, the stance of a beggar.

28. He does not care about their loss,
Nor the sorrow of the traveler.

29. And he saw your stern correspondence,
So he came with his comprehensive surrender.

30. And he became, with this affection for you,
Rich without the fleeting trouble.

31. You have owned, so the people in their party redeemed,
And their outcome on your eventful day.

32. And you enabled it, by the unity of allies,
From its returning, rightful due.

33. Certainty upon the perseverance of Egyptians you have accustomed,
And the power of hope.