حُمِدتَyou were praised نجيباًas noble-born لاnot تشانyou are tainted بريبةby suspicion
حُمِدتَ نجيباً لا تشان بريبة
مدىthroughout الدهرall time لمّاsince كنتyou were منfrom خيرthe finest مَغرِسِancestral stock
مدى الدهر لمّا كنت من خير مَغرِسِ
You were praised as noble-born, untainted by suspicion,
You were praised as an honorable man without reproach
For all time, since you came from the finest stock.
For as long as you were from the best stock
وزُوِّجتand you were wed شمساًto a sun أيهاO البدرthe full moon فانجلتthen vanished
وزُوِّجت شمساً أيها البدر فانجلت
بنوركماby the light of you both الأكدارthe sorrows فهيfor they are كحندسlike pitch-black night
بنوركما الأكدار فهي كحندس
And you were wed to a sun, O full moon; then vanished,
And you were married, oh moon, to a sun, so you shone
By the light of you both, the sorrows—for they are like pitch-black night.
With your combined light the hearts, as Indian jasmine
فدمso remain بسرورٍin joy دائمunceasing الهطلrainfall وبلهits downpour
فدم بسرورٍ دائم الهطل وبله
ونيلand attaining الهناbliss أرِّخrecord the date وبالخيرand with good fortune عرِّسِcelebrate your wedding
ونيل الهنا أرِّخ وبالخير عرِّسِ
So remain in joy whose downpour falls unceasingly,
So live in everlasting happiness and plenty
And in attaining bliss; record the date, and celebrate your wedding with good fortune.
And record our joy, and may goodness be your wedding gift
Sol 6.1