سَقىmay water قَبرَكَyour grave الهاطِلُthe pouring rain المُسبِلُthe streaming rain
سَقى قَبرَكَ الهاطِلُ المُسبِلُ
وَجادَتand may pour generously لَكَfor you الدِّيَمُthe steady rains الحُفَّلُthe abundant
وَجادَت لَكَ الدِّيَمُ الحُفَّلُ
May the pouring, streaming rain water your grave;
And may the abundant, steady rains pour generously for you.
وَأَسكَنَكَand may lodge you اللَّهُGod خُلدَeternity الجِناthe gardens (continued on the next line)
وَأَسكَنَكَ اللَّهُ خُلدَ الجِنا
نِending completing 'the gardens' وَجاوَركَand may dwell beside you المُصطَفىthe Chosen One المُرسَلُthe Messenger
نِ وَجاوَركَ المُصطَفى المُرسَلُ
And may God lodge you forever in the gar—
—dens, and may the Chosen One, the Messenger, dwell beside you.
فَقَدfor indeed بِنتَyou departed مِنَّاfrom us عَلىin a state of حاجَةٍneed
فَقَد بِنتَ مِنَّا عَلى حاجَةٍ
وَهَلand can? يُدفَعُbe averted القَدَرُfate المُنزَلُsent down
وَهَل يُدفَعُ القَدَرُ المُنزَلُ
For you have left us while we still needed you;
And can the fate sent down be averted?
Sol 6.1