أنتyou نجمُstar الدِّينِof faith فيamong أهلِthe people of التُّقىpiety
أنت نجمُ الدِّينِ في أهلِ التُّقى
مُشْرِقٌradiant عالٍlofty بهيجٌdelightful فيin النَّظَرْthe sight
مُشْرِقٌ عالٍ بهيجٌ في النَّظَرْ
You are the star of the Faith among the godfearing,
You are the star of faith among the devout,
radiant and lofty, splendid to behold.
Radiant, lofty, delightful to behold.
فإذاand when صَرَّحَbecame manifest مَحْلٌdrought عارِقٌdevastating
فإذا صَرَّحَ مَحْلٌ عارِقٌ
كُنتَyou were ياO يزْدَنُYazdan نجماًa star لِلْمَطَرْfor rain
كُنتَ يا يزْدَنُ نجماً لِلْمَطَرْ
And when deep, relentless drought declares itself,
And when a devastating drought showed itself,
you, O Yazdan, are a star heralding rain.
You were, O Yazdan, a rain-bringing star.
فالتُّقىso piety ثُمَّthen النَّدىgenerosity قدindeed شَهِداboth bore witness
فالتُّقى ثُمَّ النَّدى قد شَهِدا
أنَّكَthat you الطَّيِّبُthe good one خُبْراًin inner character وخَبَرْand in repute
أنَّكَ الطَّيِّبُ خُبْراً وخَبَرْ
Thus piety, then generosity, have both borne witness
So piety, then generosity, have both borne witness
that you are noble—by experience and by report.
That you are good in character and repute.
هامةُthe head الفارِسِof the horseman أوْor لَبَّتُهُthe hollow of his throat
هامةُ الفارِسِ أوْ لَبَّتُهُ
شاكياًcomplaining of رُمْحِكyour spear والعَضْبِand the keen sword الذكَرhard-tempered
شاكياً رُمْحِك والعَضْبِ الذكَر
The horseman’s head, or else his breast,
The horseman’s head, or the hollow of his throat,
both complain of your spear and the keen, virile blade.
Complains of your spear and the keen, hard-tempered sword.
فَهناكَso there الصَّوْمُfasting والإِفْطارُand breaking the fast ماas long as
فَهناكَ الصَّوْمُ والإِفْطارُ ما
غَرَّدَتْsang وَرْقاءُa gray dove طيرٍof the birds بسَحَرْat dawn
غَرَّدَتْ وَرْقاءُ طيرٍ بسَحَرْ
May fasting and the breaking of the fast bring you joy as long as
There, then, are fasting and breaking the fast, as long as
a gray dove among the birds warbles at dawn.
A gray dove sings at dawn.
Sol 6.1