لاto (part of “to Elias”) لياسElias قدindeed جادhas bestowed generously الالهُGod بفضلهِwith His bounty
لا لياس قد جاد الالهُ بفضلهِ
بنجلٍwith a son يسمّىis called يوسفاًJoseph حينَwhen يوصفُhe is described
بنجلٍ يسمّى يوسفاً حينَ يوصفُ
Upon Elias God, through His grace, has bestowed
God, in His bounty, has indeed blessed Elias
a son who, when described, is called Joseph.
with a son called Joseph when spoken of.
فأَبشرso rejoice بتأريخٍin a chronogram بأمرىat my bidding بشارةٍa glad tiding
فأَبشر بتأريخٍ بأمرى بشارةٍ
يُقالit is said بهاin it قدindeed زارvisited إِلياسَElias يوسفُJoseph
يُقال بها قد زار إِلياسَ يوسفُ
So rejoice in its chronogram, a phrase of glad tidings,
So rejoice in a chronogram—a glad tiding at my bidding—
wherein it is said: “Joseph has visited Elias.”
in which it is said: “Joseph has indeed visited Elias.”
Sol 6.1