فديتُكَI would ransom you ياO روحَsoul المكارمِnoble virtues كُلِّهاall of them
فديتُكَ يا روحَ المكارمِ كُلِّها
بأنفَسِwith the most precious ماwhat عنديI possess منof الرُّوحthe spirit والنَّفسِand the soul
بأنفَسِ ما عندي من الرُّوح والنَّفسِ
I would ransom you, O soul of all noble virtues,
I ransom you, O soul of all generosity
with the most precious I possess—my spirit and my soul.
With the most precious of my soul and breath
حُبِسْتُI have been imprisoned ومنand from بَعدِafter الكُسوفِthe eclipse تَبَلُّجٌradiance
حُبِسْتُ ومن بَعدِ الكُسوفِ تَبَلُّجٌ
تُضئُshine بهِby it الآفاقthe horizons للبَدرِfor the full moon والشَّمسِand the sun
تُضئُ بهِ الآفاق للبَدرِ والشَّمسِ
I have been imprisoned, and after the eclipse comes radiance,
I was imprisoned, and after the eclipse - brightness
by which the horizons shine for the full moon and the sun.
It illuminates the horizons for the moon and sun
فلاso do not تَعتقِدْregard للحَبْسِfor confinement غَمّاًsorrow وَوحْشَةًand loneliness
فلا تَعتقِدْ للحَبْسِ غَمّاً وَوحْشَةً
فأوَّلُfor the first كَونِexistence المَرءِof a person فيin أضيّقِthe narrowest الحَبسِconfinement
فأوَّلُ كَونِ المَرءِ في أضيّقِ الحَبسِ
So do not regard confinement as sorrow and loneliness,
So do not believe imprisonment causes gloom and loneliness
for a person's existence begins in the narrowest confinement.
For the first being of man is in the narrowest prison
Sol 6.1