عَرَّجتُI stopped فيهاin it سَراةَthe height of اليومِthe day أَسأَلُهاI question it
عَرَّجتُ فيها سَراةَ اليومِ أَسأَلُها
فأَسبَلَthen streamed down الدَمعُthe tears فيinto السِربالِthe tunic وانفَتَلاand turned away
فأَسبَلَ الدَمعُ في السِربالِ وانفَتَلا
I stopped there at the height of day, questioning it.
I roamed its valleys today and asked of them,
Then tears streamed into the tunic and flowed away.
Then tears flowed down upon my garment copiously.
حيّاmay He greet الإلِهُGod وَبَيّاهاand welcome it وَنَعَّمَهاand grant it bliss
حيّا الإلِهُ وَبَيّاها وَنَعَّمَها
داراًa dwelling بِبُرقَةِat Burqat ذيDhī (possessor of) العَلقىal-ʿAlqā وَقَدand indeed فَعَلاHe has done so
داراً بِبُرقَةِ ذي العَلقى وَقَد فَعَلا
May God greet it, welcome it, and grant it bliss—
Greetings to the God who granted it as home,
A dwelling at Burqat Dhī al-ʿAlqā—and indeed He has done so.
At Al Aqabah, so generously has He bestowed.
Sol 6.1