1. The dwellings with strong pillars time has changed,
Passing years made ruins and ruins.

2. Where al-Naqi'a was once verdant in its slopes
And our young warriors guarded its valleys.

3. Umma saw rubble in haste,
A loved one beside it grieving and lamenting.

4. In the ruins of dwellings which the passing days
And darkest gloom damaged and damaged.

5. When their guide gets angry, he becomes
A day for them, if they disobey, severe punishment.

6. If they contend a day after being defeated,
The Bani Mulat and the strong warriors attack them.

7. They stir up trouble at every dangerous pass
As if they were ostriches led by a bellowing camel.

8. The warriors of Mazin never ceased to be
Under the banners, on the day of alarm, defenders.

9. Mazin has a silent, firm rock
It warns Sufa when the warriors roar at them.

10. They are the protectors when the horses sniff
The clanging of spears and the coats of mail ring.

11. The Indians attack and they have nothing
But the skulls of the people as scabbards.

12. And every dark-skinned Ethiopian who attacks
Is thrown by the defenders into the heat of death.