أَشكوI complain إِليكَto you وإِنand though تَبَيis evident (first part)
أَشكو إِليكَ وإِن تَبَي
يَنَis evident (completion) ياO ابنَson of إبراهيمَIbrahim ضيقُكyour distress
يَنَ يا ابنَ إبراهيمَ ضيقُك
I bring my complaint to you, though it is
I complain to you, though evident
I complain to you, though it will not avail,
clear, O son of Ibrahim, that you are hard-pressed.
is your distress, O son of Ibrahim.
O son of Abraham, your harshness,
إنِّيindeed I بِحالٍin a state لاnot يَسُرpleases (first part)
إنِّي بِحالٍ لا يَسُر
رُكَyou (completing “pleases you”) أَنthat يكونَbe بِهاin it صَديقُكyour friend
رُكَ أَن يكونَ بِها صَديقُك
I am in a plight that would not please—
I am in a state it would not please
For I am in a state that does not please
you, were your friend to be in it.
you for your friend to be in.
That your friend should be in it.
Sol 6.1