الخَطبthe calamity جَلis great وَمَنand who يَردهcan avert it
الخَطب جَل وَمَن يَرده
إِذsince ماتَdied سَهمan arrow عزwas grievous فَقدهhis loss
إِذ ماتَ سَهم عز فَقده
The calamity is great—and who can avert it?
For an arrow has died—grievous is his loss:
عصمتIsmat أَفنديEffendi ذُوpossessed of التُقىpiety
عصمت أَفندي ذُو التُقى
جَلتwere great مَحاسنهhis virtues وَحَمدهand praise of him
جَلت مَحاسنه وَحَمده
Ismat Effendi, a man of piety;
great were his virtues and the praise of him.
قَدindeed فارَقَhe left الدُنياthe world وَلَمand did not
قَد فارَقَ الدُنيا وَلَم
يَأسَفgrieve وَوَجهand the countenance of اللَهGod قَصدهhis aim
يَأسَف وَوَجه اللَه قَصده
He left the world and did not
grieve, with God's countenance his aim,
لَماwhen حَباهfavored him رَبهhis Lord
لَما حَباه رَبه
بِالفَضلwith grace وَالجَناتand the Gardens مَهدهhis cradle
بِالفَضل وَالجَنات مَهده
when his Lord favored him
with grace, the Gardens his cradle.
رُضوانRidwan قالsaid مُؤرخاًcomposing a chronogram
رُضوان قال مُؤرخاً
عصمتIsmat زَهاshone بِالخُلدin eternity مَجدهhis glory
عصمت زَها بِالخُلد مَجده
Ridwan said, composing a chronogram:
“Ismat's glory shone in eternity.”
Sol 6.1