أيّهذاO you المُتجنّيunjust fault-finder
أيّهذا المُتجنّي
ماwhat الذيthat which رابَكhas troubled you مِنّيfrom me
ما الذي رابَك مِنّي
O you who wrong me so unjustly,
O you who find fault unjustly,
what is it about me that has roused your suspicion?
What about me has troubled you?
كلَّevery يومٍday منof جَفائيshunning me
كلَّ يومٍ من جَفائي
لكfor you فَنٌّa way بعدafter فَنِّa way
لك فَنٌّ بعد فَنِّ
Each day, in shunning me,
Every day, in shunning me,
you have one art after another.
You have one way after another.
بالذيby the One who لمdid not يُغنِنيmake me independent عنـof
بالذي لم يُغنِني عنـ
ـكِyou (feminine) وقدand indeed أغناكmade you independent عَنّيof me
ـكِ وقد أغناك عَنّي
By Him who has left me unable to do without
By the One who has not freed me from needing—
you, though He has enabled you to do without me:
you, though He has freed you from needing me,
لاdo not تُنَغِّصembitter عيشةًa life أَنـyou (first part)
لا تُنَغِّص عيشةً أَنـ
ـتَyou (completion) لهاfor it أقصىthe utmost التَمنّيlonging
ـتَ لها أقصى التَمنّي
do not embitter a life—you
Do not embitter a life: you
are its utmost desire.
are its utmost desire.
وافعَلand do الخَيرgood إذاif اسطَعـare able (first part)
وافعَل الخَير إذا اسطَعـ
ـتَyou (verb ending) ولكنand yet دونwithout مَنِّreminding others of favors
ـتَ ولكن دون مَنِّ
Do good whenever you are able,
And do good if you can,
but without holding it over anyone.
but without reminding others of your favors.
فأحقُّfor the most deserving الناسof people بالإِحـof kindness (first part)
فأحقُّ الناس بالإِحـ
ـسانَkindness (completion) مَنwhoever فازhas attained بِحُسنwith beauty
ـسانَ مَن فاز بِحُسن
For none is more worthy of kindness
For among people, the most deserving of kind—
than one whom beauty has blessed.
ness is whoever has attained beauty.
Sol 6.1