فرحَrejoiced الناسُthe people أنthat تَهيَّأbecame possible فيduring الفِطْEid al-Fitr (first part)
فرحَ الناسُ أن تَهيَّأ في الفِطْ
رِ(completion of 'Eid al-Fitr') لهمfor them بالنهارِby day أكلُeating الطعامِfood
رِ لهم بالنهارِ أكلُ الطعامِ
The people rejoiced that, at Eid al-Fitr, it became possible
for them to eat food by day.
ورأيناand we saw الإمامَthe imam يفرحُrejoicing فيduring الفطEid al-Fitr (first part)
ورأينا الإمامَ يفرحُ في الفط
رِ(completion of 'Eid al-Fitr') بعاداتهin his customary practices منof الإطعامِfeeding others
رِ بعاداته من الإطعامِ
And we saw the imam rejoice at Eid al-Fitr
in his customary acts of feeding others.
أيَّدَmay strengthen اللَّهُGod مُلكَهُhis rule ورعاهُand watch over him
أيَّدَ اللَّهُ مُلكَهُ ورعاهُ
وسقاهُand give him drink وحاطهُand protect him منwhat an إمامِimam
وسقاهُ وحاطهُ من إمامِ
May God strengthen his rule and watch over him,
and give him drink and protect him—what an imam!
فهوfor he المُرتجَىthe one hoped in لأنso that يعْضُدmay strengthen اللَّGod (first part)
فهو المُرتجَى لأن يعْضُد اللَّ
هُ(completion of 'God') بهthrough him ماwhat وهيhas grown weak منof الإسلامِIslam
هُ به ما وهي من الإسلامِ
For he is the one in whom hope is placed, that God
may, through him, strengthen what has grown weak in Islam.
Sol 6.1