اِبْنُson of غَازِيGhazi غَزَاassailed فُنُونَarts الشَّطَارَهْcunning
اِبْنُ غَازِي غَزَا فُنُونَ الشَّطَارَهْ
مُضْرِماًkindling فيِin حُصُونِهَاtheir strongholds الشُّمِّlofty نَارَهْhis fire
مُضْرِماً فيِ حُصُونِهَا الشُّمِّ نَارَهْ
Ibn Ghazi assailed the arts of cunning,
The son of Ghazi attacked the domains of wit
Ibn Ghazi has raided the arts of cunning,
kindling his fire within their lofty strongholds.
Kindling in its citadels the fires of his determination
igniting his fire within its towering fortresses;
وَالرَّئِيسُand the chief النَّفِيسُesteemed أَيَّدَهُmay He aid him اللَّGod (first part)
وَالرَّئِيسُ النَّفِيسُ أَيَّدَهُ اللَّ
هُGod (final part) تَصَدَّىstood up لِلَيْلِهِto his night فَأَنَارَهْand illuminated it
هُ تَصَدَّى لِلَيْلِهِ فَأَنَارَهْ
And the esteemed chief—may God aid him—
And the eminent president supported him
And the noble chief—may God grant him
confronted his night and illuminated it.
He confronted its night, thus illuminating it
support—confronted his night and brought it light.
كَيْفَhow تَرْجُوyou hope مِنْfrom بَعْدِafter ذَاكَthat عِثَارَهْhis downfall
كَيْفَ تَرْجُو مِنْ بَعْدِ ذَاكَ عِثَارَهْ
مَاnot أَرَىI think أَنْthat تَفُلَّyou blunt بَعْدُhereafter غِرَارَهْhis cutting edge
مَا أَرَى أَنْ تَفُلَّ بَعْدُ غِرَارَهْ
How can you hope for his downfall after that?
How can you expect after that his downfall
How can you hope, after that, for him to stumble?
I do not think you can blunt his edge hereafter.
I don't foresee his youthful vigor ever fading
I do not see how you could ever dull his blade.
Sol 6.1