أحمدُI praise اللهGod بكَthrough you الحالthe state الَّتيwhich
أحمدُ الله بكَ الحال الَّتي
أسْعَدُmost fortunate التَّوفيقsuccess; good fortune فيهاin it ليسَis not يُبْخَسُis diminished
أسْعَدُ التَّوفيق فيها ليسَ يُبْخَسُ
I praise God, on your account, for the state in which
I praise God, thanks to you, for the state in which
I praised Allah for granting me
the happiest stroke of fortune is not diminished:
The best of good fortune goes undiminished.
Good fortune that cannot be diminished
ماتَdied منthe one who قدalready; indeed كنتI was أرجوhoping for موتهhis death
ماتَ من قد كنت أرجو موته
فهوso he is ميتdead هالكperished لاnot يتنفَّسbreathes
فهو ميت هالك لا يتنفَّس
the man whose death I had been hoping for has died;
The one whose death I had hoped for has died.
He who I wished would die has died
he is dead, perished, and does not breathe.
So he is dead, perished, and does not breathe.
So he is dead, destroyed, no longer breathing
وأحقُّand the most entitled النَّاسof people فيto ميراثهhis inheritance
وأحقُّ النَّاس في ميراثه
أخرسٌa mute; Akhras يطمعyearns فيfor ميراثthe inheritance of أخرسa mute; Akhras
أخرسٌ يطمع في ميراث أخرس
And the person most entitled to his estate
And the person most entitled to his inheritance is
And most deserving of his inheritance
is Akhras, coveting the estate of a mute.
A mute—Akhras—who covets a mute's inheritance.
Is a mute who hopes to inherit from another mute
Sol 6.1