„Mawṭinī“ (arab. mwṭny, lit. „Mening Vatanim“) — Iroqning milliy madhiyasi, 2004-yilda qabul qilingan.
Madhiya ilgari 1930-yillarning oxiridan Falastin arablari qoʻzgʻolonidan 1996-yilgacha, mamlakat rasmiy davlat madhiyasini qabul qilgan vaqtgacha Falastinning norasmiy madhiyasi sifatida xizmat qilgan[1][2].
Madhiya falastinlik shoir ʾIbrāhīm Ṭūqān tomonidan yozilgan mashhur sheʼrdir. 1934-yil va livanlik bastakor Muḥammid Flayfil tomonidan bastalangan. U Falastinning de-fakto milliy madhiyasi boʻlib xizmat qilgan va 1996-yilda rasman „Fidā'ī“ bilan almashtirilgan[3].
2003-yilda Iroqning Baʼs rejimi agʻdarilganidan soʻng, 1950-yillarning oxiri va 1960-yillarning boshlarida Iroq milliy madhiyasi sifatida ishlatilgan eski „Mawtini“ qaytarib tiklandi va vaqtinchalik milliy madhiya bilan almashtirildi.
I
My homeland, my homeland,
Glory 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?
𝄆 Safely comforted and victoriously honored. 𝄇
Will I see you in your eminence?
Reaching to the stars, reaching to the stars
My homeland, my homeland.
II
My homeland, my homeland,
The youth will not tire, their goal is your independence
Or they die, or they die.
We will drink from death, and 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. 𝄇
We do not want, but we will bring back
Our storied glory, our storied glory.
My homeland, my homeland.
III
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 faithful duty
Moves us, moves us.
Our glory, our glory,
𝄆 Is an honorable cause, and a waving flag. 𝄇
O, behold you, in your eminence,
Victorious over your enemies, victorious over your enemies.
My homeland, my homeland!
↑Wills, Emily Regan (July 2016). "Discourses and Differences: Situating Pro-Palestine Activism in Discursive Context". Theory in Action9 (3): 48–71. doi:10.3798/tia.1937-0237.16018.