هَذاthis الغَريبُthe stranger الَّذيwho أَبكىmade weep دِمَشقَDamascus وَقَدand had
هَذا الغَريبُ الَّذي أَبكى دِمَشقَ وَقَد
لاقىmet مِنfrom البينِseparation فيon أَسفارِهِhis journeys أَجَلاan appointed end
لاقى مِن البينِ في أَسفارِهِ أَجَلا
This stranger, who made Damascus weep and had
This stranger who made Damascus weep, when
met his death amid separation on his journeys,
He met separation in his journeys, faced his fate
أَبقىleft behind لآلِfor the family of قلاووزَQalawuz الكِرامَthe noble أَسىًsorrow
أَبقى لآلِ قلاووزَ الكِرامَ أَسىً
مَدىthroughout الزَمانِtime يُلاقيmeets مَدمَعاًa tearful eye هَطِلاstreaming
مَدى الزَمانِ يُلاقي مَدمَعاً هَطِلا
left the noble family of Qalawuz a sorrow
He left the noble family of Qalawoz grieving
that forever meets an eye streaming tears.
For as long as time continues, their tears flow
مَضىwent إِلىto ربِّهِhis Lord الغَفارِthe All-Forgiving مُتَّخِذاًtaking
مَضى إِلى ربِّهِ الغَفارِ مُتَّخِذاً
مِنfrom سُبْلِthe paths of غُربَتِهِhis life away from home نَحوَtoward العُلىthe heights سُبُلاpaths
مِن سُبْلِ غُربَتِهِ نَحوَ العُلى سُبُلا
He went to his Lord, the All-Forgiving, taking
He went to his Forgiving Lord, taking
from his paths far from home, paths toward the heights.
The paths of his exile to the Most High as his roads
فَإِنso if تَذرyou leave تِربَهُhis peer ياO مَنyou who يُؤرِّخُهُchronicles him
فَإِن تَذر تِربَهُ يا مَن يُؤرِّخُهُ
أَكتبwrite دَعاcalled اللَهُGod إِبراهيمَIbrahim فَاِمتَثَلاand so he obeyed
أَكتب دَعا اللَهُ إِبراهيمَ فَاِمتَثَلا
So if you leave his peer, O you who chronicle him,
So if you visit his grave, O historian
write: “God called Ibrahim, and he obeyed.”
Write "Abraham prayed to God and He responded"
Sol 6.1