1. A day for Allah, adorned with festivals,
It came to delight the soul, like a title.

2. The two festivals are accompanying symbols,
Of friendship and alliance, the two accompanying festivals.

3. A day which the leaders of government celebrated,
So leaders and nobles and notables came to it.

4. And all are joyful and cheerful with what,
They found and thanked profusely.

5. For Allah, a day of happiness throughout,
Both its morning and evening alike.

6. Or does not the evening of a day conclude with happiness,
In which the majesty of the Sultan was delighted?

7. A king, in whose domain virtues settled,
And glory in it set loose the reins.

8. A king who assumed from the hearts of subjects,
A firm throne, steady of pillars.

9. He resided peacefully, but came close in his perfection,
From our hearts until he settled in the gardens.

10. So the firmness of his resolve in the gentleness of his nature,
Is like the slash of a sword and the edge of Yemen.

11. Between agreement and disagreement is a point,
Like many points that escaped minds.

12. With his covenant those treaties shone,
And the light of knowledge and cognition illuminated.

13. May Allah reward him for what he deserves,
Of sublime favors and benevolence.

14. And his Crown Prince, with whom he was pleased,
May he remain forever praised by every tongue.

15. His deeds, traits and qualities,
Are surrounded by the care of the Merciful.