1. Take peace as an irrevocable decree,
And accept reconciliation as an unlimited right,

2. And chant today for the independence of your country,
Free eloquence and sacred hymns,

3. And exalt the banner above your fortress,
Lofty and light spread across horizons,

4. And blame the great state for what it has done,
Signs of every arrogant and obstinate one.

5. And be certain of a hope that was between you
And them, between rapprochement and estrangement,

6. The reward that the determined and valiant strove for,
And the reward for prolonged anxiety and preparation,

7. You sought and accepted from their documents
What was without hardship and complication,

8. And you chose and welcomed magnifying you
What you chose after testing and preparation,

9. And in five years you attained what
The giants failed to attain in kingship and construction,

10. And comrades in neighborhood congratulated you,
In purpose, faith and unity,

11. With every innocent effort not suspect,
That spared you every tyrant and cultist,

12. And the forces have supports indicating,
When the weak seek aid from supports,

13. Some keys in your hands a reason
From time to all keys,

14. And we were satisfied with their call to a period,
The content's consent with the truthful promises,

15. For the East your comforting day, its kingdoms
With blossoms like it, lush and witnessed,

16. You preceded and invited everyone affiliated with you
To emulate you and follow you,

17. You ignored an offer that was humiliation to you
Though they reckoned it unintended,

18. It is the bitterness within an avenger’s chest
It is the food within a worshiped one’s stomach,

19. You sacrificed for the Almighty after your Creator
What is most valuable, and worshipped the best Worshiped,

20. Better than living in wrongfully seized bliss
Is the freedom of living in barren desolation,

21. You covenanted with the people as free and like them
A covenant far from binding and constraint,

22. And they believed, as you believed, a cause
To a destiny you wish for, glorious,

23. And you became allies of a people, united with you,
And good, affectionate people, at appointed times,

24. If they are fair, Egypt’s affection will suffice them
Against citadels among them and watchtowers,

25. For she does not accept, in her heyday,
Injustice in her hand and knots in her neck,

26. If they wished with a measure, even if they wished with their rule,
And were in Egypt, it would be the bane of generosity,

27. Successful is the policy of your prudent people,
Who unleashed the water between rocks,

28. And for the group that revealed its cunning,
Is the virtue of the group that revealed threats,

29. So for that one in its gentleness are its excuses,
And for this one its excuses in aloofness and harshness,

30. If among us is one excessive in his demands,
Among them is a diverse cunning group,

31. Take from the matter what you inevitably need
Provision for another endeavor and effort,

32. Your chatter in the spacious earth spreads
After exiting the theater of the master,

33.
You will never divert from its courses,

34. Nor the high pyramid be razed,
For the people is their share of the valley’s fruit,

35. And their fortune of exuded nectar within it,
If you take from it your sufficiency,

36. Then let the remaining yield benefit the destitute,
And the earth moves on, proceeding to an appointed time,

37. When the earth reclaims all that was lost,
And for the guided are conquests not attained

38. By the mightiest conquerors with armament and conscription,
And for the reconciler amongst people is their obedience,

39. Not for the inviters to hatred and division,
The Kings of Egypt, Kings of earth forever,

40. And what is more honorable and precious after renewal,
And Egypt a kingdom before what ennobled it

41. A land of rule and one of kingship by glorification,
Before Solomon's throne established it

42. And after its prayer niche, David's prayer niche,
And in Egypt supplicates every devout guide,

43. And chirps in it every songbird,
And Egypt has no enemy other than the unacknowledged,

44. And no representative other than the appointed,
An era restored its pillars in Ismail’s branch,

45. More deserving of sanctity and perpetuation,
More deserving of the highest title are the royal sons

46. Who inherited the throne from him, radiant family tree,
The majesty of the crown followed by and accompanied

47. The people’s freedom, both white and black,
Our love for the throne is what saw and sees

48. The Lord of the throne, of love and support,
We ransom the crowned, our coming and going,

49. And we request leniency for the imprisoned nobles,
May the crowned reward in the valley his government,

50. For what it wanted of goodness and integrity,
And what it wants of kind care for

51. The distant shrine beyond the blocked sea,
The people under royal protection seek refuge with the King

52. From vileness amongst its freemen prey,
If the capable complete a deed, solidifying it,

53. Strengthening it however it is strengthened,
Where are those whom the course of time distanced

54. From us, so we accompany them in celebration’s delight,
Can gatherers and celebrators be comfortable

55. While some of us are imprisoned and shackled?
Be reassured of the stubborn foe, and the foe has not

56. Retreated from enmity and estrangement,
Egypt was not torn by ravagers like her tearing

57. By an envious one from you, envied amongst you,
How much your foe sought aid against you from you

58. Thus he stays, stabbed by one stabbed,
Take the path to the distant one and his partisans

59. For the path to him is not obstructed,
And pass him the letter of the people to read

60. To you before ratifying and endorsing,
May he with truth abundant for his nation

61. Come to the adversaries, whoever opposed and assaulted
So he will be reassured of them after his suspicion,

62. And they reassured if he called or was called,
Then do not be an argument for them, of resentment

63. Of stubbornness, nor complaint of one discontent,
Every era I have poetry I repeat

64. The permutations amongst you however I repeat,
And I am not in my beginning ever suspect

65. Nor in my end ever threatening,