1. The narrators may satisfy you with their melodious chanting,
And the poets beautify this season,

2. The day you assume the caliphate,
With which the world became righteous and you remained honored,

3. Islam recalls your dawn with praise,
Thus it renews the remembrance of those blessings,

4. Indeed, He who created the caliphate protected in
Its Arabism, non-Arabism and foreignness,

5. O caliph of the Chosen One and son of caliphs,
And all of them wished for you the protected kingdom and sanctuary,

6. Today your army has laid down its weapons mercifully,
Defeated, and began counting the spoils,

7. It has the right on your festival after
The bedouins’ encampments are safe to spend the night protected,

8. Existence smiles at it with good tidings after
Existence was filled with frowning and scowling,

9. That the All-Hearing heard and the optimistic desired,
Who is it that did not give to the Chosen One when

10. The Prophet assured him the greatest reward,
Oh how my longing burns for the day I see

11. Him praying there and submitting,
His mornings between Al-Baqi‘ and Yathrib,

12. And his evenings between Al-Hatim and Zamzam,
The clamor of the pilgrims in gratitude rises

13. For what he assumed, so the angels of heaven make them prosperous,
O excellent are the deputations of Damascus coming forward,

14. The deputations of civilization to the Hejaz made upright,
If I have not witnessed his glories, then

15. My heart has become enchanted with them,
Captivated by its rustling, comforted

16. By yearning for that fragrant soil,
My life would not have granted me with more guidance and insight

17. Had I camped in that territory,
Until when the steamer unfurls its banner

18. On the horizon, and the dove trusts the highland,
And vegetation clothes the desert - it is a crooning and singing loved one,

19. And the gazelle accompanies the ostrich,
I declared clearly like I am a poet,

20. And wore the attire of the eminent conquerors,
The path of all people leads to your guidance,

21. And to your sanctuary the final destination and place of refuge,
Two paths: one takes an evident, easy path,

22. And another takes an obscure, confusing path,
One banner will unite their multitude,

23. While you alone stand over them as arbitrator,
And when you possess their hearts and necks,

24. The obedient subject will not lack a ruler,
He who disciplined the disobedient - their stay

25. In prison was like a generous pardon that taught a lesson,
A portion of violence from the vanquisher of the land

26. To appoint gentleness to the weak criminal,
O House of Osman – upon you peace

27. As long as I live, supporter or accused,
Your love remains a spirit in my heart

28. Until it materializes before my eyes,
Is there any reason for me to go to the Balkans even

29. If its paths are for predators and arrows?
To witness the victorious army striking

30. Chasing the defeated, withdrawn army,
And the crescent’s auspicious sightings

31. Uncover the arena from a dark patch,