سالمَO healthy one الجسمِthe body لاmay ... not عُدمتَyou be deprived of رقادَكyour sleep
سالمَ الجسمِ لا عُدمتَ رقادَك
وتمكنتَand may you attain ماas long as حييتَyou live رقادَكyour sleep
وتمكنتَ ما حييتَ رقادَك
O you sound of body, may you never be deprived of your sleep.
May your body be well when you awaken
And may you enjoy your sleep as long as you live.
And you gain strength throughout your days awake
ارحمِhave mercy on المبتلىthe afflicted one الكئيبَthe sorrowful الذيwho يَشstart of 'he complains'
ارحمِ المبتلى الكئيبَ الذي يَش
كوend of 'he complains' إلىto اللَهِGod وجدَهُhis passionate longing وبعادَكand your absence
كو إلى اللَهِ وجدَهُ وبعادَك
Have mercy on the afflicted, sorrowful one who
Have mercy on the distressed melancholy one who
complains to God of his longing and your absence.
Yearns for God, finds Him, yet longs for you
كُنbe رؤوفاًcompassionate بهِtoward him وأنعِمand bestow kindness عليهِupon him
كُن رؤوفاً بهِ وأنعِم عليهِ
وخفِand fear اللَهَGod واذكرَنَّand surely remember معادَكyour final return
وخفِ اللَهَ واذكرَنَّ معادَك
Be compassionate toward him and bestow kindness upon him.
Be kind to him and bestow favor upon him
And fear God, and surely remember your final return.
And fear God and recall your inevitable death
ثمthen عدهُvisit him ولوeven if يكونhe should be ولاand may ... not كنwere (start of 'you were')
ثم عدهُ ولو يكون ولا كن
تَyou (completes 'you were') سقيماًill كانwas يكونbe بعادَكyour absence
تَ سقيماً كان يكون بعادَك
Then visit him, even if he should be—and may you never be—
Then excuse him though he may not have been
ill: your absence would be [the cause].
Ill, he would have been had you been away
Sol 6.1