هذاthis هوis indeed الرزءthe calamity الجنthe jinn والبشراand humankind
هذا هو الرزء الجن والبشرا
وأخسفand eclipsed النيرينthe two luminaries الشمسthe sun والقمراand the moon
وأخسف النيرين الشمس والقمرا
This is the calamity that struck jinn and humankind,
This is the calamity that befell jinn and humankind,
and eclipsed the two luminaries—the sun and the moon.
And eclipsed the two luminaries, the sun and the moon.
وحلand descended فيupon العالمthe world النوريof light موقعهits impact
وحل في العالم النوري موقعه
وحلand descended فيupon العالمthe world العفريdust-born واشتهراand became widely known
وحل في العالم العفري واشتهرا
Its blow befell the radiant world,
And its blow fell upon the world of light,
and befell the dusty, earthly world; both became renowned through it.
And fell upon the dust-born world and became widely known.
أبكىmade weep السماءthe sky وأبكىand made weep الأَرضthe earth منfrom حزنgrief
أبكى السماء وأبكى الأَرض من حزن
وأعمأand blinded العينthe eye دونshort of; from العلمlearning والأَثراand tradition
وأعمأ العين دون العلم والأَثرا
It made heaven weep and made the earth weep with grief,
It made the sky and earth weep with grief,
and blinded the eye, bereft of knowledge and transmitted tradition.
And blinded the eye to learning and tradition.
بهthrough it السماheaven طويتwas folded up والأرضand the earth قدindeed كفتتwas gathered in
به السما طويت والأرض قد كفتت
والشمand the lofty mountains قدindeed نسفتwere scattered والبحرand the sea قدindeed سجراwas set ablaze
والشم قد نسفت والبحر قد سجرا
Through it heaven was folded up and earth overturned;
Through it heaven was folded up and earth gathered in,
the sun was swept away and the sea set ablaze.
The lofty mountains scattered, and the sea set ablaze.
وهدمand shattered الأَرضthe earth منfrom رأسhead إِلىto قدمfoot
وهدم الأَرض من رأس إِلى قدم
وعمand encompassed all لاnot خصsingled out قحطاناQahtan ولاnor مضراMudar
وعم لا خص قحطانا ولا مضرا
The earth was demolished from head to foot,
It shattered the earth from head to foot,
and all were engulfed, neither Qahtan nor Mudar spared.
And swept through all, not singling out Qahtan or Mudar.
منwhoever سرهpleases him العلمlearning مقبوراًburied ومفتقداand lost
من سره العلم مقبوراً ومفتقدا
فهكذاthen thus قبرهits burial مذsince جمعةJum'a قبراwas buried
فهكذا قبره مذ جمعة قبرا
Let whoever delights in seeing knowledge buried and lost—
Whoever delights in learning buried and lost—
here is its grave, now that Jum‘a has been entombed.
Such is its burial, now that Jum'a is buried.
ياO ثلمةbreach وقعتhas opened فيin الدينthe faith فاغرةgaping
يا ثلمة وقعت في الدين فاغرة
وهاand here هوit is الكسرthe fracture فيin الاسلامIslam ماnot جبراhas been mended
وها هو الكسر في الاسلام ما جبرا
O gaping breach opened in the faith!
O gaping breach that opened in the faith,
Here is the fracture in Islam, still unmended.
Here is the fracture in Islam, still unmended.
أمسىhas come to be التقىpiety والنهىand reason والعلمand learning قاطبةall together
أمسى التقى والنهى والعلم قاطبة
والحمدand praise والمجدand glory والمعروفand kindness رهنheld hostage to ثرىsoil
والحمد والمجد والمعروف رهن ثرى
Piety, discernment, and learning have all passed into darkness,
Now piety, reason, and learning, all together,
while praise, glory, and goodness lie hostage to the soil.
And praise, glory, and goodness lie hostage to the dust.
ماnot خلتI imagined بحراًa sea وطوداًand a mountain أَنthat يضمهماcould contain them both
ما خلت بحراً وطوداً أَن يضمهما
شبرa handspan منof الأَرضearth أَوor باعan armspan إِذاwhen شبراmeasured in spans
شبر من الأَرض أَو باع إِذا شبرا
Never did I imagine that a sea and a mountain could both be contained
I never imagined a sea and mountain could be held
within a span of earth, or an armspan when measured.
In a handspan of earth, or an armspan, when measured.
إِنindeed العفاءobliteration علىupon الدنياthe world وساكنهاand its inhabitants
إِن العفاء على الدنيا وساكنها
منfrom بعدafter جمعةJum'a لاneither نفعاًbenefit ولاnor ضرراharm
من بعد جمعة لا نفعاً ولا ضررا
Oblivion now lies upon the world and all its inhabitants;
Indeed, let ruin fall on the world and its inhabitants;
after Jum‘a, neither benefit nor harm remains.
After Jum'a, neither benefit nor harm matters.
إِنif كانَhe has أَصبحcome to be مأسوراًcaptive ببلقعةin a desolate waste
إِن كانَ أَصبح مأسوراً ببلقعة
فالناسthen the people منfrom حزنهgrief for him منfrom بعدهafter him أَسراcaptives
فالناس من حزنه من بعده أَسرا
If he has become a captive in a barren waste,
If he has come to lie captive in a desolate waste,
then the people, grieving for him, are captives after him.
The people, grieving for him, are captives after his passing.
ياO إبنson of أحمدAhmad ياO باAbu; father of زاهرZahir فلقدfor indeed
يا إبن أحمد يا با زاهر فلقد
أَورثتناyou bequeathed to us الغمanguish والأحزانand sorrows والكدراand distress
أَورثتنا الغم والأحزان والكدرا
O son of Ahmad, O Abu Zahir, indeed
O son of Ahmad, O Abu Zahir, you have indeed
you have bequeathed us anguish, sorrows, and distress.
Bequeathed us anguish, sorrows, and distress.
منwho ذاis it خلافكbesides you يفتيgives religious rulings to الناسthe people إِنif عضلتproved intractable
من ذا خلافك يفتي الناس إِن عضلت
مسائلquestions أَشكلتbecame obscure إِسنادهاtheir transmission ذخراa treasure
مسائل أَشكلت إِسنادها ذخرا
Who after you will give the people rulings when problems become intractable—
Who besides you will give people rulings when faced with intractable
questions grown tangled, whose chains of transmission were a treasure?
Questions, obscure in transmission, held as a treasure
منfrom جمthe abundance of علمكyour learning لوif كنتyou were الخضمthe vast ocean لماwould not الthe (continued next line)
من جم علمك لو كنت الخضم لما ال
كليمone spoken to (Moses) والخضرand al-Khidr فيin لجاتهits surging depths عبراthe two crossed
كليم والخضر في لجاته عبرا
So abundant was your learning that, had you been the ocean, neither
From your abundant learning? Were you the ocean, neither
Moses, who spoke with God, nor al-Khidr could have crossed its depths.
Moses nor al-Khidr could cross its depths.
منwho للأصولfor the principles وفرعand the branch of الأَصلthe root أوor أَصلthe root of فرbranch (first part)
من للأصول وفرع الأَصل أو أَصل فر
عcompletion of 'branch' الفرعthe branch فيهin it ماwhat لاnot سواكanyone but you يرىsees
ع الفرع فيه ما لا سواك يرى
Who will tend the roots, the root’s branch, or the root of a bran—
Who will tend the roots, their branch, or the root of a branch—
ch—the branch in which none but you could see what lay within?
—Of a branch, seeing there what none but you can see?
كنتyou were الأَمينthe trusted guardian علىover الدُنياthe world وساكنهاand its inhabitants
كنت الأَمين على الدُنيا وساكنها
منwhoever غابwas absent عنكfrom you بكthrough you استغنىhad all he needed كمنlike one who حضراwas present
من غاب عنك بك استغنى كمن حضرا
You were the trusted guardian over the world and all its inhabitants;
You were the trusted guardian of the world and its inhabitants;
whoever was absent from you found through you the sufficiency of one present.
Those absent from you had all they needed through you, like those present.
أَظهخرتyou revealed (apparent typo) فيin الملةthe faith البيضاءthe radiant معجزةa marvel
أَظهخرت في الملة البيضاء معجزة
منthrough دقthe subtlety of علمكyour learning واستبطنتand you fathomed inwardly ماwhat ظهراwas apparent
من دق علمك واستبطنت ما ظهرا
Within the radiant faith you manifested a miracle,
You revealed a marvel within the radiant faith,
penetrating through the subtlety of your learning the inward meaning of what appeared outwardly.
Through your subtle learning, and fathomed the inner meaning of what was apparent.
أَحييتyou revived سنةthe practice of منone who أحياbrought to life الظلامthe darkness وكمand how often
أَحييت سنة من أحيا الظلام وكم
سيرتyou sent circulating بالعلمthrough learning بينamong العالمthe world السيراways of life; accounts
سيرت بالعلم بين العالم السيرا
You revived the practice of one who kept the night alive—and how often
You revived the practice of one who enlivened the dark; how often
you journeyed by night with knowledge among the learned world.
Through learning you spread ways of life throughout the world.
كانتwas عمانOman بكthrough you الخدراءthe secluded maiden ساترةshielding
كانت عمان بك الخدراء ساترة
عنهاfrom her تقارعthe battering of خطبthe calamities of الدهرtime والغيراand reversals of fortune
عنها تقارع خطب الدهر والغيرا
Oman was verdant through you, sheltered
Through you Oman was a sheltered maiden, screened
from the clashing calamities of time and all its changes.
From the battering of time's calamities and reversals.
واليومand today بعدكafter you للنوكيّto fools قدindeed بهلتshe has been left untended
واليوم بعدك للنوكيّ قد بهلت
تبغيshe seeks خلافكin your absence ستراa veil دونَهاto shield her ستراa veil
تبغي خلافك سترا دونَها سترا
Today, after you, it stands exposed before fools,
Today, after you, she is abandoned to fools,
seeking in your absence one shelter after another.
Seeking in your absence a veil, a veil to shield her.
ياO مستلذyou who savor الظماthirst فيin كلevery هاجرةscorching noon
يا مستلذ الظما في كل هاجرة
صوماthrough fasting وملتذand delighting in منamong طاعاتكyour acts of devotion السهراwakefulness at night
صوما وملتذ من طاعاتك السهرا
O you who endured thirst through every blazing noon,
O you who savored thirst in every scorching noon,
fasting, and enjoyed wakeful nights spent in obedience;
Fasting, and delighting in wakeful nights among your acts of devotion.
ياO بحرsea ياO دهرage ياO غيثlife-giving rain for الأَنامhumankind وياand O
يا بحر يا دهر يا غيث الأَنام ويا
بدرfull moon of التمامfullness الذيwhich قدindeed سرbrought joy مذsince بدراit appeared
بدر التمام الذي قد سر مذ بدرا
O sea, O age, O raincloud of humankind, O
O sea, O age, O rain for humankind, and O
full moon of perfection, whose rising brought delight!
Full moon that brought delight from the moment it rose.
تبكيweep عليكfor you أصولthe foundations of العلمlearning فاقدةbereft
تبكي عليك أصول العلم فاقدة
منكfrom you المطالعthe dawning lights مذsince أودعتهاyou entrusted them with الأَثراtradition
منك المطالع مذ أودعتها الأَثرا
The foundations of learning weep for you, bereft
The foundations of learning weep for you, bereft
of you—the sources you entrusted with transmitted tradition.
Of your dawning lights, since you left tradition in their keeping.
تبكيweep عليكfor you فروعthe branches of الأصلthe root طالبةseeking
تبكي عليك فروع الأصل طالبة
منsomeone who عنكin your stead بعدكafter you يعطيهاgives them بكof you الخبراnews
من عنك بعدك يعطيها بك الخبرا
The branches of those foundations weep for you, asking:
The branches of the root weep for you, seeking
Who after you will expound them with the knowledge received from you?
Someone in your stead, after you, to bring them news of you.
تبكيweep عليكfor you نوادgathering places طالit was long ماthat ملئتthey were filled
تبكي عليك نواد طال ما ملئت
علماًwith learning وذكراًand remembrance وإسناداًand chains of transmission ومختبراand tested knowledge
علماً وذكراً وإسناداً ومختبرا
Assemblies weep for you, so long filled
Gathering places weep for you, so long filled
with learning, remembrance, chains of transmission, and tested insight.
With learning, remembrance, chains of transmission, and tested knowledge.
تبكيweep عليكfor you جماعاتcongregations مساجدهاtheir mosques
تبكي عليك جماعات مساجدها
أَقوتhave become deserted فلاso there is no منone who قرىoffered hospitality فيهاin them القرىhospitality وقُراand received hospitality
أَقوت فلا من قرى فيها القرى وقُرا
The congregations in their mosques weep for you,
Congregations weep for you; their mosques
left desolate, with none to offer hospitality there or receive it.
Stand deserted, with none there to offer hospitality or receive it.
تبكيweep عليكfor you مساكينthe destitute وأرملةand a widow
تبكي عليك مساكين وأرملة
وأيمand an unmarried woman ويتيمand an orphan باعهhis arm's reach قصراwas short
وأيم ويتيم باعه قصرا
The poor and every widow weep for you,
The destitute and a widow weep for you,
as do the widower and orphan whose means fell short.
And an unwed woman, and an orphan whose reach is short.
يبكيweeps عليكfor you قبيلa tribe أنتyou are سيدهits chief
يبكي عليك قبيل أنت سيده
أوقيتهyou protected it from الخطبcalamity والأعداءand enemies والخطراand danger
أوقيته الخطب والأعداء والخطرا
A whole people weep for you—a people whose master you were;
A tribe whose chief you were weeps for you;
you shielded them from calamities, enemies, and dangers.
You shielded it from calamity, enemies, and danger.
تبكيweep عليكfor you ولاةthe guardians of العلمlearning قاطعةrending
تبكي عليك ولاة العلم قاطعة
أكبادهاtheir livers وولاةand the holders of الأمرauthority والأمراand the princes
أكبادها وولاة الأمر والأمرا
The guardians of learning weep for you, their hearts torn apart;
The guardians of learning weep for you, rending
governors and commanders weep as well.
Their livers, as do those in authority and the princes.
طوىfolded away بكthrough you اللَهGod أهلthe people of الأَرضthe earth ياO ندسdiscerning one
طوى بك اللَه أهل الأَرض يا ندس
والأَرضand the earth طيlike the folding of سجلa scroll بعدafter ماthat نشراit was spread out
والأَرض طي سجل بعد ما نشرا
By God, what blessedness you brought the people of earth, O sage!
In you God folded away earth's people, O discerning one,
The earth itself is rolled up like a scroll after having been spread.
And earth itself, like a scroll rolled up after being spread.
وإننيand indeed I بالعزاamid consolation والحزنand sorrow أحذرam the most fearful منof those whom
وإنني بالعزا والحزن أحذر من
أَبقيتyou left بعدكafter you فيthroughout أَياميmy days العمراof life
أَبقيت بعدك في أَيامي العمرا
Amid consolation and grief, I fear that
Amid consolation and sorrow, I am the most fearful of those
I have been left after you to live out my allotted days.
You left behind, throughout the days of my life.
لكنهاbut it is حكمةwisdom فيin الخلقcreation بالغةconsummate
لكنها حكمة في الخلق بالغة
منwho ذاis it يردturns back قضاءthe decree of اللَهGod والقدراand destiny
من ذا يرد قضاء اللَه والقدرا
Yet it is a consummate wisdom within creation:
But this is consummate wisdom in creation;
who can repel God’s decree or destiny?
Who can turn back God's decree and destiny?
فالموتfor death نهجa path وكلand all الخلقcreation سالكهwalks it
فالموت نهج وكل الخلق سالكه
هذاthis one إِمامa leader ومأمومand a follower يكونcomes to be وراbehind
هذا إِمام ومأموم يكون ورا
Death is a path every creature must travel;
Death is a path, and every creature walks it:
one goes before as leader, and another follows behind.
This one leads, and a follower comes behind.
وإِنماand only هذهthis الدُنياworld رياضmeadows of منىwishes
وإِنما هذه الدُنيا رياض منى
ونحنand we كالسربlike a herd نرعىgraze on النجمthe stemless herbage والزهراand flowers
ونحن كالسرب نرعى النجم والزهرا
This world is nothing but meadows of desire,
This world is only meadows of wishes,
and we are like a flock grazing its low plants and blossoms.
And we, like a herd, graze on grass and flowers.
والموتand death كالحابلlike the trapper القناصthe hunter أشركhas laid snares منfrom
والموت كالحابل القناص أشرك من
دونwithout المزادthe waterskins (context unclear) لناfor us أشراكهhis snares الغرراbeguiling
دون المزاد لنا أشراكه الغررا
Death is like a snaring hunter who has caught whoever
And death is like a trapper, a hunter who has laid
he could before the Resurrection in his beguiling snares.
His beguiling snares for us, without waterskins [wording unclear].
لمnot ندرwe knew إلاexcept that وفيand in أشراكهhis snares حصلتwere caught
لم ندر إلا وفي أشراكه حصلت
أعمارناour lifespans ولمنهاand indeed from them هدhe demolished ماwhat اعتمراhad been built up
أعمارنا ولمنها هد ما اعتمرا
We did not realize until, within his snares,
Before we knew it, caught within his snares were
our lifetimes were caught; his purpose is to demolish all that has been built.
Our lives; from them he demolished what had been built up.
نبنيwe build ونغرسand plant فيin الدنياthe world ونأملand hope أنthat
نبني ونغرس في الدنيا ونأمل أن
نبقىwe endure ودونand short of البقاlasting نيلattaining المنىwishes عسراis difficult
نبقى ودون البقا نيل المنى عسرا
We build and plant in this world, hoping that
We build and plant in this world, and hope
we shall remain, though lasting life and the attainment of hopes are difficult.
To endure, though even short of permanence our hopes are hard to attain.
يودعbids farewell البعضsome مناof us البعضthe others يرمسهburies him
يودع البعض منا البعض يرمسه
فيin رمسهhis grave وعليهand upon him تلكدclings fast العفراthe dust
في رمسه وعليه تلكد العفرا
Some of us bid others farewell and bury them
One of us bids another farewell, burying him
in their graves, while dust is heaped upon them.
In his grave, as the dust clings over him.
ومنand whoever بقىremains راجعreturns فيto قسمdividing تركتهhis estate
ومن بقى راجع في قسم تركته
كأنas though لمnot يجرhad happened فيهto him ماwhat رآهhe saw it جرىhappen
كأن لم يجر فيه ما رآه جرى
Whoever remains then turns back to divide his inheritance,
Whoever remains returns to dividing his estate,
as though what he saw befall another could never befall him.
As though what he saw happen to him had never occurred.
انif كانit is that جمعةJum'a قدindeed أودىhas perished فإنthen indeed لهhe has
ان كان جمعة قد أودى فإن له
زلفىnearness منfrom اللَهGod لاwithout أشراarrogance ولاnor بطراvainglory
زلفى من اللَه لا أشرا ولا بطرا
Though Jum‘a has departed, he indeed possesses
If Jum'a has perished, he surely has
nearness to God, free of insolent exultation and pride.
Nearness granted by God, without arrogance or vainglory.
وإِنand indeed بشيرBashir بقىremains منfrom بعدهafter him خلفاas a successor
وإِن بشير بقى من بعده خلفا
وصنوهand his brother أحمدAhmad بيتthe house of العلاglory عمراthe two sustained
وصنوه أحمد بيت العلا عمرا
And Bashir remains after him as a successor,
And indeed Bashir remains after him as successor,
with his brother Ahmad rebuilding the house of glory.
With his brother Ahmad: together they sustain the house of glory.
هذاthis one كأنis like أباAbu; father of بكرBakr لصاحبهto his companion
هذا كأن أبا بكر لصاحبه
وذاكand that one عاضدهhis supporter فيin أمرهhis affairs عمراUmar
وذاك عاضده في أمره عمرا
One is like Abu Bakr beside his Companion,
This one is like Abu Bakr to his companion,
and the other supports him in his cause like Umar.
And that one, his supporter in his affairs, is like Umar.
هماthey two هماthey themselves فهماfor they two يرجىare hoped for المنىwishes بهماthrough them both
هما هما فهما يرجى المنى بهما
علماًin learning وزهداًand abstinence وإحساناًand benevolence ومصطبراand patient endurance
علماً وزهداً وإحساناً ومصطبرا
They are indeed those very two; through them both we place our hopes
These two are the very ones through whom hopes may be fulfilled,
in learning, renunciation, beneficence, and steadfast patience.
In learning, abstinence, benevolence, and patient endurance.
أبوكماyour father (you two) ليسis not بدعاunprecedented فيin المماتdeath وإنalthough
أبوكما ليس بدعا في الممات وإن
أَبقىhe left لناfor us الحزنsorrow واللوعاتand anguish والعبراand tears
أَبقى لنا الحزن واللوعات والعبرا
Your father was no exception to mortality, though
Your father is not the first to die, although
he has left us grief, burning pangs, and tears.
He has left us sorrow, anguish, and tears.
إِنيindeed I أعزيكماconsole you both فيهconcerning him وليwhile I have مقلeyes
إِني أعزيكما فيه ولي مقل
أخشىI fear عليهاfor them لوقعfrom the falling of الأدمعtears العوراimpaired sight
أخشى عليها لوقع الأدمع العورا
I console you both for him, though I have an eye
I offer you both consolation for him, though my eyes
I fear will be overwhelmed by the assault of copious tears.
I fear may be blinded by the onslaught of tears.
فكلماso whenever وكفتit trickled فيon الخدthe cheek جاريةa flowing tear
فكلما وكفت في الخد جارية
أبقتit left بقلبيin my heart جمرthe embers of الحزنgrief مستعراblazing
أبقت بقلبي جمر الحزن مستعرا
Whenever a flowing tear falls upon my cheek,
Whenever a running tear trickles down my cheek,
it leaves the blazing embers of grief burning in my heart.
It leaves grief's embers blazing in my heart.
منwho ليfor me أخa brother بعدهafter him فيin الدينthe faith ينصحcounsels sincerely لاwithout
من لي أخ بعده في الدين ينصح لا
ختلاdeceit وحقداًand rancor ولاnor لبساًdissembling ولاnor ضمراhidden malice
ختلا وحقداً ولا لبساً ولا ضمرا
Who after him will be my brother in faith, counseling me without
Who can give me a brother after him, counseling sincerely in faith, without
guile or rancor, disguise or hidden malice?
Deceit or rancor, without disguise or hidden malice?
صحbecame certain الفراقparting أماis there no طيفdream-image يزورvisits بكمwith you (plural)
صح الفراق أما طيف يزور بكم
بعدafter الهدوstillness لألقاكمso I may meet you بهthrough it سحراbefore dawn
بعد الهدو لألقاكم به سحرا
Parting is certain. Will no dream-vision visit you both
Parting is real; will no dream-image of you visit me
after sleep, so that I might meet you through it at dawn?
After all grows still, so I may meet you through it before dawn?
عسىperhaps منfrom القلبthe heart أنthat تطفاbe quenched حرائقهits fires
عسى من القلب أن تطفا حرائقه
أوor يقطعit stops الأدمعthe tears الوكافةever-streaming الغرراgleaming
أو يقطع الأدمع الوكافة الغررا
Perhaps then the heart’s fires might be quenched,
Perhaps the fires within my heart may then be quenched,
or the copious, ever-streaming tears be stopped.
Or it may halt the gleaming, ever-streaming tears.
ياO قبرgrave of جمعةJum'a حياكmay it greet you الحياthe rain غدقاabundantly
يا قبر جمعة حياك الحيا غدقا
مزنانtwo rain clouds مندفقاًgushing رزانheavy-laden منهمراpouring down
مزنان مندفقاً رزان منهمرا
O grave of Jum‘a, may abundant rain greet you,
O grave of Jum'a, may the rain greet you in abundance,
from two pouring rainclouds, full and streaming,
Two rain clouds, gushing, heavy-laden, pouring down,
منfrom السواريnight-traveling clouds الغواديmorning-traveling clouds الحورthe white ones رائحةreturning at evening
من السواري الغوادي الحور رائحة
قدindeed واصلتhave continued unbroken دهرهاthroughout their time وبلاa downpour ضحىby forenoon وسرىand by night
قد واصلت دهرها وبلا ضحى وسرى
from night-traveling clouds and fair, departing clouds,
From white clouds traveling by night and morning, returning at evening,
whose rain continues through the ages, morning and night.
Unceasing in their downpours, by forenoon and by night,
عواكفاlingering سقتthey watered الخيرانthe watercourses حولكaround you ياO
عواكفا سقت الخيران حولك يا
منyou whose كفهhis hand يفضحputs to shame التيارthe torrent والمطراand the rain
من كفه يفضح التيار والمطرا
May lingering clouds water the hollows around you, O
Lingering to water the channels around you, O
you whose open palm outdoes both torrent and rain.
You whose hand puts torrents and rain to shame.
وبالسعادةand with felicity زارتكmay they visit you اللطائفgentle favors منfrom
وبالسعادة زارتك اللطائف من
فضلthe bounty of اللطيفthe Gentle One فلاso no خوفاfear ولاnor حذراapprehension
فضل اللطيف فلا خوفا ولا حذرا
May the gentle graces of felicity visit you from
And may gentle favors visit you with felicity,
the bounty of the Gentle One, leaving neither fear nor caution.
From the bounty of the Gentle One, with no fear or dread.
وفيكand for you شفعmay he intercede مولاناour master النبيthe Prophet عليupon (continued next line)
وفيك شفع مولانا النبي علي
هhim (completing 'upon him') اللَهGod صلىmay He send blessings مدىfor as long as منwhoever حجperforms Hajj واعتمراand performs Umrah
ه اللَه صلى مدى من حج واعتمرا
And may our master, the Prophet, intercede for you; upon
And may our master the Prophet intercede for you—upon
him may God bestow blessings as long as anyone performs Hajj and Umrah.
Him may God send blessings as long as anyone performs Hajj and Umrah.
Sol 6.1