تَأَمَّلReflect فَإِنfor if كانَwas (past-tense auxiliary) البُكاweeping رَدَّbrought back هالِكاًone who has perished
تَأَمَّل فَإِن كانَ البُكا رَدَّ هالِكاً
عَلىto أَهلِهِhis family فَاِجهَدthen strive بُكاءًweeping عَلىfor عَمروِAmr
عَلى أَهلِهِ فَاِجهَد بُكاءً عَلى عَمروِ
Reflect, for if weeping has brought a dead man back
Consider, if weeping brings back the dead,
To his family, then weep your utmost for Amr.
Then weep bitterly for Amr's life.
وَلاand do not تَبكِweep مَيتاًa dead man بَعدَafter مَيتٍa dead man أَجَنَّهُburied him
وَلا تَبكِ مَيتاً بَعدَ مَيتٍ أَجَنَّهُ
عَلَيَّAli وَعَبّاسٌand Abbas وَآلُand the family of أَبيAbu (father of) بَكرِBakr
عَلَيَّ وَعَبّاسٌ وَآلُ أَبي بَكرِ
And do not weep for any dead man after the one buried by
But do not weep for one corpse after another,
Ali, Abbas, and the family of Abu Bakr.
For me and Abbas and the family of Abu Bakr.
Sol 6.1