طِرْfly أَيُّهَاO المَلِكُthe king الصَّغِيرْlittle
طِرْ أَيُّهَا المَلِكُ الصَّغِيرْ
وَارْجَعْand return إِلىto المَلإِthe assembly المُنِيرْradiant
وَارْجَعْ إِلى المَلإِ المُنِيرْ
Fly, O little king,
Fly away little king
and return to the radiant assembly.
And return to the radiant assembly
مَاwhat كانَwas شَأْنُكَyour business هاright (deictic emphasis) هُنَاhere
مَا كانَ شَأْنُكَ ها هُنَا
َيْنَamong (truncated form) المَخَازِيthe disgraces والشُّرُورْand the evils
َيْنَ المَخَازِي والشُّرُورْ
What business had you right here,
This was not your place
among disgraces and evils?
Among the vulgarities and evils
تِلْكَthose الشوَائِبُthe impurities لَمْnot (past negation) تكُنْbe
تِلْكَ الشوَائِبُ لَمْ تكُنْ
لِتَشُوبَto taint فِطْرَتَكَyour innate nature الطَّهُورْpure
لِتَشُوبَ فِطْرَتَكَ الطَّهُورْ
Those impurities were not meant
Those impurities were not meant
to taint your pure nature.
To taint your pure nature
يَاO ابْنَson التُّرَابِthe dust خَلُصْتَyou have broken free مِنْfrom
يَا ابْنَ التُّرَابِ خَلُصْتَ مِنْ
عَلَقِclinging bonds التُّرَابِthe dust وَأَنْتَand you نُورْlight
عَلَقِ التُّرَابِ وَأَنْتَ نُورْ
O son of dust, you have broken free from
Oh son of dust you were saved
the clinging bonds of dust, and you are light.
From the mud of dust while still light
وَنَجَوْتَand you escaped مِنْfrom حَرَبِravages الحَياةِlife
وَنَجَوْتَ مِنْ حَرَبِ الحَياةِ
فَحَبَّذَاso how welcome هَذَاthis المصِيرْfate
فَحَبَّذَا هَذَا المصِيرْ
And you have escaped the ravages of life—
And you survived the war of life
how welcome, then, is this fate!
So blessed be this fate
Sol 6.1