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Mawtini

Mawtini (Arabic: موطني “My Homeland”) is a popular poem written by famous Palestinian poet Ibrahim Touqan (Arabic: إبراهيم طوقان) circa 1934 in Palestine and became the de facto national anthem of Palestine and Iraq. The original music was composed by Muhammad Fuliefil (Arabic: محمد فليفل). During the years it became very popular through the Arab world.

Recently it was re-adopted as the national anthem of Iraq replacing the old anthem Ardh Alforatain (1979-2003) associated with Saddam's Baath regime.


Lyrics

Arabic Lyrics

مَــوطِــنــي مَــوطِــنِــي

الجـلالُ والجـمالُ والسَّــنَاءُ والبَهَاءُ

فـــي رُبَــاكْ فــي رُبَـــاكْ


والحـياةُ والنـجاةُ والهـناءُ والر جـاءُ

فــي هـــواكْ فــي هـــواكْ

هـــــلْ أراكْ هـــــلْ أراكْ

سـالِماً مُـنَـعَّـماً غانما مكرما سالما منعما غانما مكرما

هـــــلْ أراكْ فـي عُـــلاكْ

تبـلُـغُ السِّـمَـاكْ تبـلـغُ السِّـمَاك

مَــوطِــنِــي مَــوطِــنِــي


مَــوطِــنِــي مَــوطِــنِــي

الشبابُ لنْ يكِلَّ هَمُّهُ أنْ تستَقِـلَّ أو يَبيدْ

نَستقي منَ الـرَّدَى ولنْ نكونَ للعِــدَى

كالعَـبـيـــــدْ كالعَـبـيـــــدْ


لا نُريــــــدْ لا نُريــــــدْ

ذُلَّـنَـا المُـؤَبَّـدا وعَيشَـنَا المُنَكَّـدا

لا نُريــــــدْ بـلْ نُعيــــدْ

مَـجـدَنا التّـليـدْ مَـجـدَنا التّليـدْ

مَــوطِــنــي مَــوطِــنِــي


مَــوطِــنِــي مَــوطِــنِــي

الحُسَامُ و اليَـرَاعُ لا الكـلامُ والنزاعُ

رَمْــــــزُنا رَمْــــــزُنا

مَـجدُنا و عـهدُنا وواجـبٌ منَ الوَفا

يهُــــــزُّنا يهُــــــزُّنا


عِـــــــزُّنا عِـــــــزُّنا

غايةٌ تُـشَــرِّفُ و رايـةٌ ترَفـرِفُ

يا هَـــنَــاكْ فـي عُـــلاكْ

قاهِراً عِـــداكْ قاهِـراً عِــداكْ

مَــوطِــنِــي مَــوطِــنِــي

Latin Alphabet Transliteration

mawṭinī mawṭinī
al-ǧalālu wa-l-ǧamālu wa-s-sanā'u wa-l-bahā'u
fī rubāk fī rubāk


wa-l-ḥayātu wa-n-naǧātu wal-hanā'u wa-r-raǧā'u
fī hawāk fī hawāk
hal arāk hal arāk
sālimān munaʿamān wa ġānimān mukarramān
sālimān munaʿamān wa ġānimān mukarramān
hal arāk fī ʿulāk
tabluġu s-simāk tabluġu s-simāk
mawṭinī mawṭinī


mawṭinī mawṭinī
aš-šabābu lan yakilla hammahu an yastaqilla aw yabīd, aw yabid
nastaqī mina r-radá wa lan nakūna li-l-ʿidā' kālʿabīd, kālʿabīd
lā nurīd lā nurīd
ḏullanā mu'abbada wa ʿayšanā munakkada
ḏullanā mu'abbada wa ʿayšanā munakkada
lā nurīd bal nuʿīd
maǧdanā t-talīd maǧdanā t-talīd
mawṭinī mawṭinī


mawṭinī mawṭinī
al-ḥusāmu wa-l-yarāʿu lā l-kalām wa-n-nizāʿu
ramzunā ramzunā
maǧdunā wa ʿahdunā wa wāǧibun ilá l-wafā'
yahuzzunā yahuzzunā
ʿizzunā ʿizzunā
ġāyâtun tušarrifu wa rāyâtun turafrifu
ġāyâtun tušarrifu wa rāyâtun turafrifu
yā hanāk fī ʿulāk
qāhirān ʿidāk qāhirān ʿidāk
mawṭinī mawṭinī

English Translation

My homeland, My homeland
Majesty and beauty, sublimity and splendor,
Are in your hills, Are in your hills,


Life and deliverance, pleasure and hope
Are in your air, Are in your air
Will I see you? Will I see you?
Safe and comforted, Sound and honored
Safe and comforted, Sound and honored
Will I see you in your eminence?
Reaching to the stars, Reaching to the stars
My homeland, My homeland


My homeland, My homeland
The youth will not tire, 'till your independence
Or they die, Or they die
We will drink from death and we will not be to our enemies
Like slaves, like slaves
We do not want, We do not want
An eternal humiliation nor a miserable life,
An eternal humiliation nor a miserable life,
We do not want, But we will bring back
Our great glory, Our great glory
My homeland, My homeland


My homeland, My homeland
The sword and the pen not the talk nor the quarrel
Are our symbols, Are our symbols
Our glory and our covenant and a duty to be faithful
Arouse us, Arouse us
Our glory, Our glory
Is an honorable cause and a waving standard
Is an honorable cause and a waving standard
O, behold you in your eminence
Victorious over your enemies
My homeland, My homeland

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