If the enemies take pride in their vast numbers, we too consider this life to be nothing more than a fragile water bubble.

In this defiant verse, the poet confronts the enemy's arrogance with sheer fearlessness. If the adversaries boast of their overwhelming numbers to intimidate, the poet counters that they hold no attachment to mortal life anyway. By comparing life to a fragile water bubble (habaab), the poet shows that once you make peace with the fleeting nature of existence, no army or threat can ever conquer your spirit.