بوركتblessed are you ياO أرضearth أنتyou أميmy mother
بوركت يا أرض أنت أمي
مذsince آدمAdam جاءcame والداas a father
مذ آدم جاء والدا
Blessed are you, O earth; you are my mother,
You are blessed, oh land, you are my mother
Ever since Adam came as a father.
Since Adam came, gave birth
وجنةand a garden كنتyou were منكfrom you حبgrain
وجنة كنت منك حب
يمونsustains كلاa dependent person وحاصداand a reaper
يمون كلا وحاصدا
And you were a garden; from you came grain
And from you was a paradise of love
That sustains the dependent and the reaper.
For all time, a nurturer and harvester
كونتyou brought into being للبهمfor the young livestock ماwhat رعتهthey grazed upon it
كونت للبهم ما رعته
وكنتand you were للناسfor humankind مسجداa place of prostration
وكنت للناس مسجدا
You brought forth for the young livestock what they grazed upon,
You were for the creatures what you raised
And you were a place of prostration for humankind.
And you were for the people a place of worship
وكمand how many ولدتyou bore البنينthe sons أهلpeople of
وكم ولدت البنين أهل
التقىpiety نبياًa prophet وعابداًand a worshipper
التقى نبياً وعابداً
And how many sons you bore, people of
And how many virtuous sons you birthed
Piety—prophets and worshippers.
Prophets and devotees
ولنتركand let us leave البدءthe beginning أنتyou أميmy mother
ولنترك البدء أنت أمي
لحضننكindeed, your embrace (unclear spelling) الحدبthe tender ليfor me غداtomorrow
لحضننك الحدب لي غدا
And let us leave the beginning aside: you are my mother;
Let us leave the beginning, you are my mother
Your tender embrace will be mine tomorrow.
Your barren embrace is mine tomorrow
Sol 6.1