يَحْسُدُenvies الحاسِدُthe envier عَبْداًa servant
يَحْسُدُ الحاسِدُ عَبْداً
مَدَدُaid الوَهَّابِthe Bestower صانَهُprotected him
مَدَدُ الوَهَّابِ صانَهُ
The envier envies a servant
whom the Bestower’s aid has protected.
فيَرَىso he sees الحاسِدُthe envier مَقْتاًloathing
فيَرَى الحاسِدُ مَقْتاً
وعَناءًand hardship وإهانَهْand humiliation
وعَناءً وإهانَهْ
So the envier finds loathing,
hardship and humiliation,
ويَرَىand sees المَحْسودُthe envied غَوْثاًsuccor
ويَرَى المَحْسودُ غَوْثاً
وأَماناًand safety وإِعانَهْand assistance
وأَماناً وإِعانَهْ
while the envied finds succor,
safety and assistance.
كَتَبَhas written اللهُGod سِجِلاًّa record
كَتَبَ اللهُ سِجِلاًّ
فيهِin it للقومِfor the people أَمانَهْHis pledge of safety
فيهِ للقومِ أَمانَهْ
God has written a record;
in it is His pledge of safety for the people.
يضرِبُstrikes الحاسِدُthe envier بالسَّهْwith the ar-
يضرِبُ الحاسِدُ بالسَّهْ
مِ-row (completing ‘arrow’) فلاand does not يُخْطيmiss جَنانَهْhis heart
مِ فلا يُخْطي جَنانَهْ
The envier strikes with the ar-
row, and does not miss his own heart.
Sol 6.1