1. Announce the good tidings to the country and its people
Of the auspicious leader of its hopes

2. Of the dutifulness of its sons, the purity of
Its branches, the freedom of its cubs

3. Of its redeemer prince, the star
Guarded by Egypt in the sky of its glory

4. In every club there is a crowded festival
Of its loyalty and proofs of its reasoning

5. O Farouk, with the sacred title you came
When its flag was flying proudly and its crescent was fortunate

6. It hopes and waits for you in its regions
What the predecessors immortalized of its heroes

7. In the cradle you are now aware
Of its ongoing issues and the rest of its conditions

8. The features appeared in your imaginations that
Make those of high hopes impatient

9. You came while the days were fulfilling as
Your father and Egypt hoped for its rising

10. The world was completed with you for him and
The fates guaranteed its perpetuity after its perfection

11. He receives messages from every kingdom, so whoever
Is proud of it is blooming and whoever is boastful

12. His palaces overflowing with congratulations
And its courtyards overflowing with its gifts

13. His compassion included the imprisoned with nobility
And generosity for you and the estranged with care

14. And peace is under its banners and the people in
Its possessions under its shades and their shades

15. You were born for its nation with your desired birth
And its platform saw your great achievements

16. On its pulpits, greetings to its fortresses
And on its minarets, the chanting of its mountains

17. Egypt shone with fatherhood for you, noble
In its beginning and to you a good outcome

18. In your happy face the hopes risen for
The freedom of homelands and their independence

19. For the Alid crown and its standard
They are the guarantee of its entity and its beauty

20. The horrors of this land are over, and in
Your blessed tomorrow is the end of its horrors

21. And the people are sick in their morals, and nothing
Cures them but replacing them

22. The guardians of fate are leaving with it
As long as the guards are from its brutes

23. No homelands grow great with money and status
If its deeds do not remain from its workers

24. For the just arbiter of its rulings
And the taker of its predetermined lifetimes

25. So keep Egypt’s virtues with its neighbors
And guard Egypt’s paths in its examples