دِمَشقDamascus بِهاin her أَضحىhave become رِياضgardens نَوادرrare wonders
دِمَشق بِها أَضحى رِياض نَوادر
بِهاin her يَنجَليclears away عَنfrom قَلبheart ناظِرِهاone who beholds her الهَمُّworry
بِها يَنجَلي عَن قَلب ناظِرِها الهَمُّ
Damascus—within her, gardens have become rare wonders.
Damascus has become gardens of wonders,
In her, worry lifts from the heart of whoever beholds her.
In it the worries lift from the heart of its viewer,
عَلىfor نَفسِهِhimself فَليَبكِso let him weep مَنwhoever ضاعَwas wasted عُمرَهُhis lifetime
عَلى نَفسِهِ فَليَبكِ مَن ضاعَ عُمرَهُ
وَلَيسَand there is not لَهُfor him مِنهاof her نَصيبa portion وَلاnor سَهمُa share
وَلَيسَ لَهُ مِنها نَصيب وَلا سَهمُ
Let him whose lifetime has been wasted weep for himself,
So let him who has wasted his life weep for himself,
And who has no portion of her, nor any share.
For he has no share of it or portion.
Sol 6.1