سَمَّيتَyou named نَجلَكَyour son مَسعوداًMasʿūd (fortunate) وَصادَفَهُand encountered him
سَمَّيتَ نَجلَكَ مَسعوداً وَصادَفَهُ
رَيبُmisfortunes الزَمانِtime فَأَمسىso he became غَيرَnot مَسعودِfortunate
رَيبُ الزَمانِ فَأَمسى غَيرَ مَسعودِ
You named your son Masʿūd, and he was met
You named your son Mas'ood, but the vicissitudes of time made him other than fortunate.
by time’s misfortunes, and so became unfortunate.
The firewood fears being set ablaze by its owner.
عوديmy wood (my bodily frame) يَخافُfears مِنَfrom الإِحراقِburning صاحِبُهُits owner
عودي يَخافُ مِنَ الإِحراقِ صاحِبُهُ
إِنif قالَsaid رَبّيmy Lord لِأَجسامِto the bodies of البِلىdecay عوديreturn!
إِن قالَ رَبّي لِأَجسامِ البِلى عودي
My wooden frame—its owner fears being burned,
If I say: "My Lord, restore bodies to their prime," [know that] the firewood fears.
if my Lord says to decayed bodies, “Return!”
Far be it from your Lord to break His promise.
حاشاfar be it لِرَبِّكَfor your Lord مِنfrom إِخلافِbreaking مَوعِدُهHis promise
حاشا لِرَبِّكَ مِن إِخلافِ مَوعِدُه
وَإِنَّماand only الخُلفُbreach of promise فيin قَوليmy word وَمَوعوديand what I promise
وَإِنَّما الخُلفُ في قَولي وَمَوعودي
Far be it from your Lord to break His promise;
Rather, the failing is in my speech and what I promise.
and broken faith lies only in my word and my promise.
Partial English translation: 5 of 6 Arabic lines translated.
Sol 6.1