ياO مَنyou who تَدَرَّعَclad himself in armor فيin حَمَلِbearing الحمولِthe burdens وَياand O
يا مَن تَدَرَّعَ في حَمَلِ الحمولِ وَيا
معانِقَembracer of الهَمِّworry فيin سِرٍّsecrecy وَإِعلانِand openly
معانِقَ الهَمِّ في سِرٍّ وَإِعلانِ
O you who donned armor to bear burdens, and O
O you who bears the burdens of loads, and
embracer of worry in secret and in public,
O you who embraces sorrow in secret and openly,
لاlet not تَيأَسنever despair روحُthe soul مَنone whom عادىopposed لَدىat مِئَةٍa hundred
لا تَيأَسن روحُ مَن عادى لَدى مِئَةٍ
قاضيjudge of القُضاةِthe judges الجَمالُal-Jamal (beauty) بنُson of الحَرستانيal-Harastani
قاضي القُضاةِ الجَمالُ بنُ الحَرستاني
Let no soul despair whom, at a hundred,
Do not despair, the soul of he who has suffered a hundred injustices,
Chief Judge al-Jamal ibn al-Harastani has opposed.
For the judge of judges, Jamal son of Al-Harastani
Sol 6.1