Translation:
Hasten to glory and supremacy
Glorify the Creator of the heavens
And raise the green, fluttering flag,
Carrying the emblem of Light
Repeat: God is the greatest
O my homeland!
My homeland,
Live as the pride of all Muslims
Long live the King,
For the flag and the country!

• The Saudi national anthem, known by its incipit "Sārʿī" (Hasten!), acts as a powerful, brass-heavy fanfare that instantly commands the attention of every fan in the stadium. Unlike many anthems that focus solely on history, this piece is a rhythmic, forward-looking call to action, urging the nation to strive for glory and "glorify the Creator of the heavens." The emotional peak for the crowd comes at the final line, "ʿĀša l-malik" (Long live the King), where the stadium’s collective voice crescendos into a unified, booming salute to the nation and its leadership. Originally composed as a purely instrumental piece by Abdul Rahman Al-Khateeb in 1947, it wasn't until 1984 that poet Ibrahim Khafaji penned the official lyrics we hear today, cementing it as an essential, high-energy pillar of the Saudi matchday experience.