قُلْsay لِلفَتىto the young man الماجدِnoble السِّراجيal-Siraji
قُلْ لِلفَتى الماجدِ السِّراجي
وَقَدْand indeed غَداhas become عونَa helper كُلِّevery راجhopeful seeker
وَقَدْ غَدا عونَ كُلِّ راج
Say to the noble young man al-Siraji,
Say to the eminent young Al-Siraji
And he has become a helper to every hopeful seeker:
Who has now become the aid of every seeker
عِندَكَwith you إليكَto you فَضلاًas a favor
عِندَكَ إليكَ فَضلاً
تراهُyou see it منْamong أَملَحِmost delightful الأحاجيthe riddles
تراهُ منْ أَملَحِ الأحاجي
With you—to you, as a favor—
You have over me a favor
You see it among the most delightful riddles:
You see it as the most eloquent of riddles
دجاجةٌa hen تَغْتَذيfeeds منfrom
دجاجةٌ تَغْتَذي من
فيin جملةِthe group of الدجاجِthe chickens
في جملةِ الدجاجِ
A hen that feeds from
A hen who feeds on
Among the chickens,
Amongst the group of hens
تنقُرُpecks فَهَلْso, do...? تَراهاyou see her
تنقُرُ فَهَلْ تَراها
وقفاًset aside لِماfor what يَقتضيrequires مزاجيmy temperament
وقفاً لِما يَقتضي مزاجي
She pecks—so do you see her
She pecks, do you see her
Set aside for what my temperament requires?
Stopping for what fulfills my disposition
Sol 6.1