مِنpart of قَضاءِfulfilling الحُقوقِobligations فيin بَعضِsome of ماwhat عاintervened (word begins)
مِن قَضاءِ الحُقوقِ في بَعضِ ما عا
رَضَintervened (word ends) دونَin the way of الحُقوقِobligations أَلّاthat … not تُقَضّىbe fulfilled
رَضَ دونَ الحُقوقِ أَلّا تُقَضّى
Part of fulfilling obligations, when certain things have come
between one and those obligations, is to leave them unfulfilled.
حَكَمَتhas decreed هَذِهِthis السَماءُsky بِأَنthat نُحwe be held back (word begins)
حَكَمَت هَذِهِ السَماءُ بِأَن نُح
بَسَwe be held back (word ends) عَنfrom واجِبِthe duty owed to الصَديقِthe friend وَيَرضىand he be content
بَسَ عَن واجِبِ الصَديقِ وَيَرضى
This sky has decreed that we be held
back from our duty to a friend, and that he be content.
دِيَمٌsteady rains أَقبَلَتhave come تُصَحِّحُvalidate عُذراًan excuse
دِيَمٌ أَقبَلَت تُصَحِّحُ عُذراً
لِأَخيfor one characterized by جَفوَةٍaloofness وَتُسقِطُand waive فَرضاan obligation
لِأَخي جَفوَةٍ وَتُسقِطُ فَرضا
Steady rains have come to validate an excuse
for one who has been aloof, and to waive an obligation.
أَبعَدَتنيthey have kept me away مِنfrom أَنthat أَجيأَكَI come to you سَعياًhastening
أَبعَدَتني مِن أَن أَجيأَكَ سَعياً
وَبِكُرهيand against my will أَلّاthat … not أَجيأَكَI come to you رَكضاrunning
وَبِكُرهي أَلّا أَجيأَكَ رَكضا
They have kept me from coming to you in haste,
and it is against my will that I do not come to you running.
Sol 6.1