1. The beginnings of conquests have no endings,
Through them armies and ships with later ones have continued.

2. So these are led by vast deserts,
And those are guided by seas with currents.

3. Except some are pregnant,
And some flee briskly being bachelors.

4. The congratulations I have been endowed encompass all,
Thus every human is elated by the good news.

5. The emerging conquests set out unveiling,
Not affected by the darkness of the soldiers.

6. Nor did courageous lions plunge into war,
Soaring through the sands as strong horses.

7. It bestows them without any hesitation,
And it surpasses others in eloquence.

8. And water is not gushing without its joy,
As if the ground has just been dug by shovels.

9. Yahya Al-Murtaza has gotten used to attaining wishes,
Neither shaken nor dejected.

10. If he wished, the right flanks would not turn against him,
If he wished, the left flanks would not turn against him.

11. And whoever the Sauds fought for,
Would not take the tumultuous lions as comrades.

12. He is allied with the Protectors legitimately,
Yet his days ally with him and aid him.

13. Like his views, his banners are lofty,
Khalid, the eternal grace, is their ally.

14. The beasts of the wilderness are wary of his power,
Yet what they fear is safe from his assaults.

15. His sufficiency lies in his capability, for he
Is victorious by Allah and a victor for Allah.

16. He who firmly guides with auspicious omens,
So the polytheists have no luck in the sanctuary of Islam.

17. He overlooked the horizons while they were desolate,
Thus they returned developed with buildings.

18. And he ruled the subjects when their souls were lost,
Quarrelling bitterly while their hearts poured.

19. So excellent is what they have reached through his efforts,
And deeds are beautified through the efforts of the generous.

20. Those who were misguided or escaped were disciplined by what he instilled,
And his call inspired the absent and the present.

21. An organized army surrounded him for fortune,
So the nomads and the foreigners submitted to him.

22. It is enough what occurred in Hawwara and Zanata,
And the fallen castles of Suleim and Omar.

23. Their arrival will be returned to slaughter
Due to their momentous traces and crimes.

24. The rows of the innocent will praise what his light and might have worn away,
When the secrets are revealed on the Day of Judgment.

25. Spring has bent the times, so the shade is draped,
Covering the meadows and the blossoming garden.

26. He has erected pillars of truth with strong ones,
And tied the bonds of faith with firm ones.

27. His expanse can suffice the lions, and the lions are hissing,
And his clouds can suffice the rain, and the rain is pouring.

28. He stretches his hand in every righteousness,
And it suffices you - an opponent - his gatherings and his appearances.

29. He bubbled virtuously in the heights, so traits were purified by him,
Sacred and wholesome pillars.

30. Leaning into dangerous adventures,
Only the cautious attain the risky affairs.

31. He relaxes happily whenever the wild doves coo,
And tents are erected from the bustling sands.

32. As is his habit, if a composer were to stand
Eulogizing him or a speaker were to orate.

33. Those who rose above him before will fall short of him,
And where are the stars compared to the illuminating sun?

34. His caliphate has terminated every opponent,
Thus no rebel remains except one who will be severed.

35. As if the decrees are bent on him,
So none stood except those decrees sat him.

36. Through it, righteousness has erased misguidance, effacing it,
Can the blindnesses remain while the dawn is evident?

37. The Crown Prince was diligent in his path,
Sharing its burdens and partaking in it.

38. If he remains one day with a raised sword in war,
He has also spent the night of peace while his eyelids were alert.

39. He refused leisure except with fervent exertion,
Accompanied by the firmness of resolve and early rising.

40. Noble inheritances that the generous have bequeathed,
Some of his great efforts and traces.

41. May you have goodness for ennobling him with a birth,
Since the righteous only beget the righteous.

42. And if you groom him for the caliphate by supervising him,
Then sights have been pleased with that prospect.

43. He is truly the light and the guidance - whoever has strayed
Has been rightly guided by them - and the lost wanderer.

44. His name is beloved, below the imams, and his name,
If they appoint him imam, graces the pulpits.

45. He has adorned himself with the most beautiful ornaments,
To delight sights that have insight.

46. So no rebel proceeds except being drawn to his heights,
And no straying one proceeds except to his abode.

47. Congratulations - he has come to the splendid figure
Above all figures, lowered from his eminence.