1. Renew the youth of Egypt, the hoped for
And prepare for it the joys of Ismail

2. And comfort with the right hand of the festival and its bliss
A heart busy with every great thing

3. And receive gratefully from the abode of the caliphate
An envoy who congratulates your carried throne

4. Welcoming from every territory for it
With the precious congratulations messengers

5. Intimacies which the servants acknowledge and a season
High which spring presents plentiful

6. The wedding of the emirate is Egypt's wedding and its people's
And the Nile when your Nile flowed

7. The joy of the dear one with her daughter adorned
The joy of the countries with its prosperity linked

8. God adorned generosities He created
With the righteous so He increased its beauty

9. The dignified, the glances and the features
And the pure, the buds and the roots

10. The best of daughters in fatherhood and motherhood
The best of women in daughterhood and spousehood

11. The prince gifted to prominent lineages a noble one from him
And the breast gifted Egypt a noble one

12. They contracted on the blessing for its obtainer morn
And she came with her procession to it genuine

13. They led good fortune to loyalty though
They led the generous king a maiden

14. The people dispatched with loyalty its caravans
And God dispatched with approval Gabriel

15. Who confers upon the brilliant caliphate spray
Congratulations and gifts the crown and wreath

16. The forms of celebration flowed and it magnifying
Groups competing for bliss torrents

17. O daughter of the best father and his justice among us
On Egypt's independence is evidence

18. O sister of the best brother and Egypt has in
Its tomorrow a guarantor of salvation responsible

19. Greetings oh your father's army fully equipped
As if ready to assault

20. His flags in its arena fluttered
Rustling and its swords clanged

21. If this band went from palace to
Palace it has taken hearts a course

22. The processions will pass through the cities gently
Proudly and cross the marshes submissively

23. And attend the flourishing capital of the caliphate
And the fortress free and the gulf polished

24. They receive your majesty as one who
Tends to your grandfather's entrusted covenant

25. Remembering his struggle, his conquests
His work and the first kind acts

26. Anticipating and the blossoms of your meadow among them
An age as the country hopes and generation

27. You left no towering edifice here
Unless to possess there a counterpart

28. And renew favors accompanying favors
For your father in those enduring abodes

29. The nights yielded to the country though
The bestower yielded his deferred one

30. And anticipated the clear victory wings
That were about to flare up in rage and bile

31. And awaited the splendid peace its callers
And reconciliation when stubborn is acceptable

32. You satisfied oh Abbas every monotheist
And aided this abandoned East

33. You awakened it and revived in it its life
And lifted a heavy burden off its children

34. If its princes had what is in you of
Resolve it would have crossed its brother's realm hastily

35. It suffices the Caliph from your kinship to see
For you in its protector a descendant and offspring

36. A hero who restores its caliphate’s glory
And leads the king’s army and navy

37. You declared to the people the hopes which
Their souls delighted in justifying

38. And they are soundest in belief than to see
In Egypt other than you attaining and filling

39. Indeed he who descended upon the country count
Him a guest even if the sojourn is long

40. The subjects recite in your forehead a verse
Clarified not accepting interpretation

41. They did not know you brought them safety until they became
The most virtuous of peoples in minds and intellects

42. If they became the best of tribes owning
Then you are the best of owning clans

43. They endured misfortunes and often it shook them
The shake of the wounded his broken sword

44. I presented my congratulations and it suffices me to see
Wisdom with you and two just witnesses

45. Who will rescue the overwhelmed poet
From his shackles and the devoted molded one