If you provide the specific version or poet's rendition you're interested in, I can try to provide a more detailed English translation of the lyrics.

The rapid tempo and hypnotic repetition of "Ali, Ali" help listeners transcend mundane thoughts and focus on divine love.

"The Hero of Heroes, Ali"

means "Lion of God." This title refers to Ali's legendary courage, particularly his victory at the Battle of Khaibar, where he single-handedly tore off the fortress's massive door and used it as a shield.

Note: The original poetry is anonymous but attributed to various classical Persian and Urdu poets, notably Mirza Ghalib and Allama Iqbal, who both wrote extensively about Ali ibn Abi Talib.

It is widely sung across South Asia and is considered a masterpiece in the repertoire of Qawwali, reflecting the spiritual devotion held by millions for Hazrat Ali.

The lyrics are typically in Urdu or Persian, and translating them into English can be a bit tricky due to the poetic nature and cultural context. However, I can guide you through a general translation.

La fata illa Ali, la saifa illa Zulfiqar Translation: There is no brave youth like Ali, no sword like Zulfiqar. (Repeat)

Mardān-e Shāhān ( Mardane Shahan ) The Brave of Kings

Translation: "There is no god but Allah"

This qawwali is a central piece in Sufi and devotional repertoires across South Asia.

Every anxiety and every sorrow