شُموسٌsuns مِنَof التَحقيقِsound inquiry فيin طالِعِthe ascendant of السَعدِgood fortune
شُموسٌ مِنَ التَحقيقِ في طالِعِ السَعدِ
تَجَلَّتshone forth فَأَجلَتand so dispelled ظُلمَةَthe darkness of الهَزلِjest وَالجَدِّand earnestness
تَجَلَّت فَأَجلَت ظُلمَةَ الهَزلِ وَالجَدِّ
Suns of sound inquiry in the ascendant of good fortune
Suns of truthfulness rose in the ascendant of good fortune,
Suns of verification rising in a fortunate ascendant,
have shone forth, dispelling the darkness of jest and earnest.
Dispelling the darkness of jest and seriousness.
They manifested, dispelling the darkness of frivolity and earnest confusion.
قَواطِعُdecisive proofs مِنfrom آيِthe verses of الكِتابِthe Book كَأَنَّهاas though they were
قَواطِعُ مِن آيِ الكِتابِ كَأَنَّها
بِأَعناقِat the necks of أَهلِthe people of الزَيغِdeviation مُرهَفَةُsharpened الحَدِّin edge
بِأَعناقِ أَهلِ الزَيغِ مُرهَفَةُ الحَدِّ
Decisive proofs from the Book's verses, as though they were
Decisive verses from the Book as if they are
Decisive proofs from the Book's verses, appearing as though
keen-edged blades at the necks of those who stray.
With the necks of the people of deviation, swords that behead.
Upon the necks of the deviant, they are swords with honed edges.
إِذاwhen ماan emphasizing particle تَلاهاrecites them مُنصِفٌsomeone fair-minded وَمُحَقِّقٌand discerning
إِذا ما تَلاها مُنصِفٌ وَمُحَقِّقٌ
يَقولُhe says هيَthey الحَقُّthe truth المُبينُmanifest بِلاwithout جَحدِdenial
يَقولُ هيَ الحَقُّ المُبينُ بِلا جَحدِ
When someone fair-minded and discerning recites them,
When an impartial and just person recites them,
When recited by one who is just and seeks the truth,
he says, without denial, 'They are the manifest truth.'
He says they are the clear truth without denial.
He declares: "This is the manifest truth, undeniable."
وَيَصدُفُand turns away عَنهاfrom them مُبطِلٌa champion of falsehood مُتَعَسِّفٌobstinate
وَيَصدُفُ عَنها مُبطِلٌ مُتَعَسِّفٌ
يُقَلِّدُblindly follows آراءَthe opinions of الرِجالِmen بِلاwithout نَقدِscrutiny
يُقَلِّدُ آراءَ الرِجالِ بِلا نَقدِ
But an obstinate champion of falsehood turns away from them,
And a biased invalidator turns away from them,
But the arbitrary falsifier turns away from them,
blindly following men's opinions without scrutiny.
Imitating the opinions of men without critique.
Blindly imitating men's opinions without critical thought.
يَجُرُّhe drags أَقاويلَthe sayings of الرَسولِthe Messenger وَفِعلَهُand his deeds
يَجُرُّ أَقاويلَ الرَسولِ وَفِعلَهُ
إِلىtoward رَأيهِhis opinion الغاويerring وَمَذهَبهِand his doctrine المُرديruinous
إِلى رَأيهِ الغاوي وَمَذهَبهِ المُردي
He drags the Messenger's sayings and his deeds
He attributes the sayings of the Messenger and his actions
He drags the sayings of the Messenger and his deeds,
toward his erring opinion and his ruinous doctrine.
To his misguided opinion and destructive doctrine.
Twisting them to fit his misguided opinion and ruinous sect.
كَفاناهُمُhas shielded us from them مَنone who لَمhas not يَزلceased مُتَجَرِّداًwholly devoted
كَفاناهُمُ مَن لَم يَزل مُتَجَرِّداً
لِنَصرِto defending الهُدىguidance وَالدينِand religion أَكرِمhow noble بهhe is مَهديrightly guided
لِنَصرِ الهُدى وَالدينِ أَكرِم به مَهدي
We have been shielded from them by one ever wholly devoted
Enough for them is he who never ceased to be devoted
We were sufficed against them by one who remains ever-devoted,
to defending guidance and religion—how noble a rightly guided man!
To supporting guidance and religion, the most generous Mahdi.
To the victory of guidance and faith—how noble a guide is he!
سُلَمانُSulaman مَنwhose سارَتhave spread فَضائِلُthe virtues of مَجدِهِhis glory
سُلَمانُ مَن سارَت فَضائِلُ مَجدِهِ
مَسيرَthe course of مَهبِّthe blowing of الريحِthe wind فيthrough الغَورِthe lowland وَالنَجدِand the highland
مَسيرَ مَهبِّ الريحِ في الغَورِ وَالنَجدِ
Sulaman, whose glorious virtues have spread
Salman, whose virtues of glory
Sulayman, whose glorious virtues have traveled forth,
as the wind travels through lowland and highland.
Traveled the path of the wind in the valley and plain.
Like the sweeping wind across the lowlands and the highlands.
وَماand what قالَهُhe said it الصَقّارُal-Saqqar آيةُa sign of جَهلهِhis ignorance
وَما قالَهُ الصَقّارُ آيةُ جَهلهِ
وَعُنوانُand a token of بُطلانِthe falsity of العَقيدَةِthe creed والقَصدِand the intent
وَعُنوانُ بُطلانِ العَقيدَةِ والقَصدِ
What al-Saqqar said is a sign of his ignorance,
What the falconer said is a sign of his ignorance
And what Al-Saqqar has said is a token of his ignorance,
and a token of the falsity of his creed and intent.
And a marker of the falsehood of belief and purpose.
And the very title of a corrupt creed and intent.
وَلَوand if كانَhe were ذاpossessed of عَقلٍreason لأَصبحَhe would have become سائِلاًa questioner
وَلَو كانَ ذا عَقلٍ لأَصبحَ سائِلاً
أُوليthose possessing العِلمِknowledge وَالتَحقيقِand rigorous inquiry مِنamong كلِّevery مُستَهديseeker of guidance
أُولي العِلمِ وَالتَحقيقِ مِن كلِّ مُستَهدي
Had he possessed reason, he would have questioned
Had he been reasonable, he would have become a questioner
Had he possessed intellect, he would have sought to ask
the learned and discerning among all who seek guidance.
Of the people of knowledge and investigation from every seeker of guidance.
The people of knowledge and verification, like any seeker of guidance.
فَقالَthen he would speak بِعِلمٍwith knowledge إِذwhen تَفَوَّهَhe uttered قائِلاًspeaking
فَقالَ بِعِلمٍ إِذ تَفَوَّهَ قائِلاً
وَإِلّاand otherwise رَأىhe would deem الإِمساكَsilence خَيراًbetter فَلَمand so would not يُبدِspeak out
وَإِلّا رَأى الإِمساكَ خَيراً فَلَم يُبدِ
Then he would speak with knowledge when he uttered his words;
So he spoke with knowledge when he uttered
Then he would have spoken with knowledge when he opened his mouth,
otherwise, he would deem silence better and not speak out.
Otherwise he saw silence is better, so he did not speak.
Or deemed silence the better course, revealing nothing.
لَعَمرُكَby your life ماnot التَقوىpiety بِلُبسِin wearing عِمامَةٍa turban
لَعَمرُكَ ما التَقوى بِلُبسِ عِمامَةٍ
وَلاnor تَركِهاleaving it off فَاِسلُكso follow سَبيلَthe path of أُوليthose possessing الرُشدِright guidance
وَلا تَركِها فَاِسلُك سَبيلَ أُولي الرُشدِ
By your life, piety is not in wearing a turban,
By your life, piety is not by wearing a turban
By your life! Piety is not found in the wearing of a turban,
nor in leaving it off; so follow the path of the rightly guided.
Nor is leaving it, so take the path of the rightly guided.
Nor in abandoning it—so follow the path of those with insight.
وَلكِنbut بِجَوفِwithin المَرءِa person وَاللَهِby God مُضغَةٌa morsel of flesh
وَلكِن بِجَوفِ المَرءِ وَاللَهِ مُضغَةٌ
عَلَيهاupon it مَدارُthe pivot of الحَلِّloosing فيin الدينِreligion وَالعَقدِand binding
عَلَيها مَدارُ الحَلِّ في الدينِ وَالعَقدِ
But within a person, by God, lies a morsel of flesh
Rather, it is an issue inside a person, and by God a concern
But within a person's chest, by God, lies a morsel of flesh;
on which the loosing and binding of religious matters turn.
On which the permissibility in religion and doctrine revolves.
Upon it pivots the entirety of faith, its loosing and its binding.
فَكُنso be واقِفاًhalting عِندَat المَحارِمِforbidden bounds زاجِراًrestraining
فَكُن واقِفاً عِندَ المَحارِمِ زاجِراً
عَنِfrom البَغيِwrongdoing نَفساًa soul تَستَبيكَtakes you captive لماto what يُرديbrings ruin
عَنِ البَغيِ نَفساً تَستَبيكَ لما يُردي
So halt at forbidden bounds, restraining
So be someone who stands at prohibitions, preventing
So halt at the sacred limits, restraining
from wrongdoing a soul that enslaves you to what brings ruin.
A soul that weeps for what destroys it.
A soul prone to transgression that lures you toward ruin.
وُخُذand take يُمنةًthe right-hand way وَاٍسلُكand follow الأُولىthose who مَضَواwent before
وُخُذ يُمنةً وَاٍسلُك الأُولى مَضَوا
مِنَamong الرُسلِthe messengers وَالآلِand the family الكِرامِnoble أُوليpossessors of المَجدِglory
مِنَ الرُسلِ وَالآلِ الكِرامِ أُولي المَجدِ
Take the right-hand way, and follow those who went before,
And take the right path and walk the first
Take the right-hand path and follow those who have passed on:
among the messengers and the noble family, possessors of glory.
Of the messengers and the honorable progeny, the people of glory.
The Messengers and their noble Family, possessors of glory.
وَإياكَand beware وَالإِقدامَand rushing ahead بِالقَولِin speech حاكِماًpassing judgment
وَإياكَ وَالإِقدامَ بِالقَولِ حاكِماً
بحلٍّof lawfulness وَتَحريمٍand prohibition بِلاwithout حُجَّةٍa proof تُجديthat suffices
بحلٍّ وَتَحريمٍ بِلا حُجَّةٍ تُجدي
And beware of rushing to speak as a judge
And beware embarking on speech as a judge
And beware of rushing forward with speech, passing judgment
of what is lawful and forbidden, without sufficient proof,
Of permissibility and prohibition without effective proof.
On what is lawful or forbidden without a valid proof,
فَتُصبِحَthen you become فيin بيدِthe deserts of الضَلالَةِerror هائِماًwandering lost
فَتُصبِحَ في بيدِ الضَلالَةِ هائِماً
وَتُصدَفَand be turned away يَومَon the day of الحَشرِgathering عَنfrom جَنَّةِthe Garden of الخُلدِeternity
وَتُصدَفَ يَومَ الحَشرِ عَن جَنَّةِ الخُلدِ
lest you wander lost in the deserts of error
For you will become wandering in the land of misguidance
Lest you find yourself wandering in the deserts of error,
and be turned away on the Day of Gathering from the Garden of Eternity.
And on the Day of Gathering, you will be turned away from the eternal Paradise.
And on the Day of Gathering, be turned away from the Garden of Eternity.
وَنَهيُكَand your forbidding أَنthat تُقراbe read رَسائِلُthe epistles of عالِمٍa scholar
وَنَهيُكَ أَن تُقرا رَسائِلُ عالِمٍ
لَدَيكُمamong you فَخِذلانٌis thus abandonment لكُمfor you واضِحٌclear مُرديruinous
لَدَيكُم فَخِذلانٌ لكُم واضِحٌ مُردي
And your forbidding a scholar's epistles to be read
And my advice to you is not to read letters from a scholar
And your forbidding the reading of a scholar's epistles—
among you is a clear, ruinous abandonment of you.
Among you, for it is clear abandonment that brings destruction.
Among you, this is a clear betrayal and a destructive act.
أَلَيسَare there not بهاin them آياتُverses of حقٍّtruth قَواطِعاًdecisive
أَلَيسَ بها آياتُ حقٍّ قَواطِعاً
تَدلُّpoint عَلىto الأَمرِthe matter المُرادِrequired منَof العَبدِthe servant
تَدلُّ عَلى الأَمرِ المُرادِ منَ العَبدِ
Do they not contain decisive verses of truth,
Are there not in it verses of truth that are decisive
Do they not contain decisive verses of truth,
pointing to what is required of the servant,
That indicate the intended matter from the servant?
Indicating what is required of the servant?
وَأَقوالُand the sayings of خيرِthe best of المُرسَلينَthe messengers وَصحبِهِand his companions
وَأَقوالُ خيرِ المُرسَلينَ وَصحبِهِ
وَأَهلِand those possessing النُهىreason وَالعِلمِand knowledge مِنamong كلِّevery مُستَهديseeker of guidance
وَأَهلِ النُهى وَالعِلمِ مِن كلِّ مُستَهدي
and the sayings of the best of messengers and his companions,
And sayings of the best of messengers and his companions,
And the sayings of the Best of Messengers and his Companions,
and of the wise and learned among all who seek guidance?
And people of advice and knowledge from every seeker of guidance?
And the people of intellect and knowledge, and every seeker of light?
فَمنso whoever كانَwas يَوماًone day نابِذاًcasting aside مثلَthe like of هذهِthese
فَمن كانَ يَوماً نابِذاً مثلَ هذهِ
يَقولُhe speaks بِأَقوالِaccording to the sayings of المَلاحِدَةِthe heretics اللُدِّobdurate
يَقولُ بِأَقوالِ المَلاحِدَةِ اللُدِّ
Whoever should one day cast aside such things
So whoever was once rejecting the likes of this,
So whoever casts aside such things,
adopts the sayings of obdurate heretics.
Saying the sayings of the Godless people,
And speaks with the arguments of stubborn heretics,
فَماso nothing بَعدَهاbeyond them إِلّاexcept الضَلالَةُerror وَالعمىand blindness
فَما بَعدَها إِلّا الضَلالَةُ وَالعمى
وَماand nothing بَعدَهاbeyond them إِلّاexcept العُلومُforms of learning التيthat تُرديbring ruin
وَما بَعدَها إِلّا العُلومُ التي تُردي
Beyond them lie only error and blindness,
Then there is nothing after it but misguidance and blindness,
Has nothing left but error and blindness,
and beyond them, only forms of learning that bring ruin.
And nothing after it but knowledge that brings destruction.
And nothing left but knowledge that leads to ruin.
وَدُونكَand take for yourself مِنّيfrom me إِنif قَبِلتَyou accept نَصيحَةًadvice
وَدُونكَ مِنّي إِن قَبِلتَ نَصيحَةً
وَماand not كلُّevery مَنصوحٍperson advised يُوَفَّقُis granted success لِلرُشدِin right guidance
وَما كلُّ مَنصوحٍ يُوَفَّقُ لِلرُشدِ
Here is counsel from me, if you will accept it—
And you have sincere advice from me, if you accept advice,
So take this from me, if you are willing to accept advice—
not everyone advised is granted right guidance.
And not every advisor is granted success and guidance.
Though not every advised soul is granted the grace of rectitude:
تَمَسَّكhold fast بماto what فيis in مُحكَمِthe unambiguous part of النَصِّthe text ظاهِراًin its plain sense
تَمَسَّك بما في مُحكَمِ النَصِّ ظاهِراً
وَبالسُنَّةِand to the Sunnah الغَرّاradiant عَنfrom الصادِقِthe truthful one المُهديthe guide
وَبالسُنَّةِ الغَرّا عَن الصادِقِ المُهدي
Hold fast to what is plain in the unambiguous text,
Hold on to what is apparent in the decisive text
Hold fast to the clear meaning of the decisive Text,
and to the radiant Sunnah from the truthful guide.
And the radiant Sunnah from the honest guide.
And to the radiant Sunnah from the Truthful Guide.
وَطالِعand read تَصانيفَthe writings of الإِمامِthe Imam مُحمَّدٍMuhammad
وَطالِع تَصانيفَ الإِمامِ مُحمَّدٍ
وَأَبنائِهِand his sons أَهلِpeople of الدِرايَةِknowledge وَالنَقدِand critical discernment
وَأَبنائِهِ أَهلِ الدِرايَةِ وَالنَقدِ
And read the writings of Imam Muhammad
And read the books of Imam Muhammad
And study the works of Imam Muhammad,
and his sons, men of knowledge and critical discernment.
And his knowledgeable and critical sons.
And his descendants, men of insight and critical distinction.
فَإِنَّfor indeed بهاin them ماthat which يُطفىءُquenches الغُلَّةَthe burning thirst التيthat
فَإِنَّ بها ما يُطفىءُ الغُلَّةَ التي
بِهاin it منfrom أُوارِthe blazing heat of الجَهلِignorance وَقدٌflame عَلىupon وَقدِflame
بِها من أُوارِ الجَهلِ وَقدٌ عَلى وَقدِ
For in them is what quenches the burning thirst
For in them is what will extinguish the darkness
For in them lies what quenches the burning thirst,
ablaze with ignorance's heat, flame upon flame.
With which, from the lights of ignorance, fire is kindled upon fire.
Which is fueled by the blazing fires of ignorance, layer upon layer.
هُمُthey قُدوَةٌan example فيin ذاthis الزَمانِage وَحُجَّةٌand an authority
هُمُ قُدوَةٌ في ذا الزَمانِ وَحُجَّةٌ
وَميزانُand a balance of عدلٍjustice لاdoes not يَميلُswerve عنِfrom القَصدِthe right course
وَميزانُ عدلٍ لا يَميلُ عنِ القَصدِ
They are an example in this age and an authority,
They are role models in this time and proof,
They are the exemplars in this age, and a proof,
and a balance of justice that does not swerve from the right course.
And the scale of justice that does not deviate from moderation.
And a scale of justice that never deviates from the right course.
وَقُلand say لابنِto Ibn قَهدانٍQahdan رُوَيدَكَslow down إِنَّماonly
وَقُل لابنِ قَهدانٍ رُوَيدَكَ إِنَّما
تَسيرُyou walk عَلىalong نَهجٍa path منof الجَهلِignorance مُمتَدِstretching on
تَسيرُ عَلى نَهجٍ من الجَهلِ مُمتَدِ
And tell Ibn Qahdan: 'Slow down; you are only
And say to the son of Qahdan: Restrain yourself, for you are only
And say to Ibn Qahdan: "Slow down! For truly,"
treading a long path of ignorance.'
Traveling a path of ignorance that keeps extending.
"You are marching down an endless path of ignorance."
سَينَدمِhe will regret مِمّاover what قالَhe said يومَon the day of مَعادِناour return
سَينَدمِ مِمّا قالَ يومَ مَعادِنا
إِذاwhen اِنكَشَفَis revealed المَستورُthe concealed فيat مَوقِفِthe place of الحَشدِassembly
إِذا اِنكَشَفَ المَستورُ في مَوقِفِ الحَشدِ
He will regret what he said on the day of our return,
He will regret what he said on the day we meet
He will regret what he said on the Day of our Return,
when the concealed is revealed at the place of assembly.
When the hidden becomes exposed at the place of gathering.
When hidden things are laid bare in the Great Assembly.
وَماand not كانَhe was ذاpossessed of عِلمٍknowledge وَحِلمٍand forbearance وَلاnor حِجىًreason
وَما كانَ ذا عِلمٍ وَحِلمٍ وَلا حِجىً
وَلكنَّهُbut he بِالإِفكِwith falsehood يَلحُمُweaves the weft أَوor يُسديlays the warp
وَلكنَّهُ بِالإِفكِ يَلحُمُ أَو يُسدي
He possessed neither knowledge nor forbearance nor reason,
He had no knowledge, forbearance, or proof,
He possessed neither knowledge, nor forbearance, nor wisdom;
but he weaves the weft or lays the warp with falsehood.
But he dishes up lies or sets them as snares.
But rather, he weaves and warps his fabric with falsehoods.
فَلاso do not تَكتَرِثpay heed مِنto عُصبَةٍa band قَدindeed تَوازَرواjoined forces
فَلا تَكتَرِث مِن عُصبَةٍ قَد تَوازَروا
عَلىin عَيبِfinding fault with أَهلِthe people of الفَضلِvirtue وَالمَدحِand praise لِلضِّدِّfor the opposing side
عَلى عَيبِ أَهلِ الفَضلِ وَالمَدحِ لِلضِّدِّ
So pay no heed to a band who have joined forces
So do not pay attention to a gang who have collaborated
So pay no heed to a gang that has conspired together
to disparage the virtuous and praise their opponents,
To find fault with people of virtue and praise opponents.
To fault the virtuous and praise the adversary.
وَمالواand they sided مَعَwith النَفسِthe self المُضِلَّةِmisleading وَالهَوىand desire
وَمالوا مَعَ النَفسِ المُضِلَّةِ وَالهَوى
لِنَيلto obtain حُظوظٍshares مِنof ثَناءٍpraise وَمِنand of رِفدِlargesse
لِنَيل حُظوظٍ مِن ثَناءٍ وَمِن رِفدِ
and sided with the misleading self and desire
They leaned towards the misleading soul and passions
They have inclined toward the misleading self and base desire,
to win shares of praise and largesse,
To attain shares of praise and income.
To gain their share of worldly praise and gifts,
وَكَيماand so that يَقولُwill speak الجاهِلونَthose ignorant بِحالِهِمof their condition
وَكَيما يَقولُ الجاهِلونَ بِحالِهِم
بِهِمin their favor وَلَهُمand they have فَرقٌdistinction وَذاand this القَصدُaim لاdoes not يُجديavail
بِهِم وَلَهُم فَرقٌ وَذا القَصدُ لا يُجدي
and so that those ignorant of their condition will speak
Just as the ignorant speak of them in their state,
So that those ignorant of their true state might say:
in their favor, claiming distinction for them; yet that aim avails nothing.
Between them there is separation, and this purpose is futile.
"They have distinction and merit"—but this aim is futile.
فَسَلso ask رَبَّكَyour Lord التَثبيتَsteadfastness وَاِسأَلهُand ask Him عِصمَةًprotection
فَسَل رَبَّكَ التَثبيتَ وَاِسأَلهُ عِصمَةً
تَقيكَthat guards you الرَدىruin حَتّىuntil تُوَسَّدَyou are pillowed فيin اللَحدِthe grave's niche
تَقيكَ الرَدى حَتّى تُوَسَّدَ في اللَحدِ
So ask your Lord for steadfastness, and ask Him for protection
So ask your Lord for steadfastness and ask Him for protection
So ask your Lord for steadfastness, and ask Him for protection
that guards you from ruin until you are pillowed in the grave's niche.
That will save you from evil until you are laid in the grave.
To guard you from ruin until you are laid to rest in the grave.
وَلَولاand were it not for الذيwhat قَدalready قالَهُhe said it الحَبرُthe learned scholar قَبلَناbefore us
وَلَولا الذي قَد قالَهُ الحَبرُ قَبلَنا
لكِلناwe would have measured out لهُto him بِالصاعِby the saʿ measure كَيلاًa measuring-out بِلاwithout عَدِّcounting
لكِلنا لهُ بِالصاعِ كَيلاً بِلا عَدِّ
Were it not for what the learned scholar said before us,
Had the scholar before us not said what he said,
And were it not for what the scholar said before us,
we would have measured it out to him by the saʿ, without counting.
We would have repaid him in kind without limit.
We would have measured out retribution to him in overflowing scoops.
وَدونَكَهاand take it for yourself مِنّيfrom me عُجالَةَa hasty offering راكِبٍof a rider
وَدونَكَها مِنّي عُجالَةَ راكِبٍ
تُراوِحُalternates ماwhat lies بَينَbetween الذَميلِan easy trot إِلىto الوَخدِa swift stride
تُراوِحُ ما بَينَ الذَميلِ إِلى الوَخدِ
And take this from me, a rider's hurried offering,
And this is a hastily written letter
So take this poem from me, the hasty work of a rider,
alternating between an easy trot and a swift stride.
That shifts between pacing and galloping.
Alternating between a trot and a brisk pace.
وَصَلِّand send blessings إِلهيmy God ماas long as هَميpours down الوَدقُthe rain أَوor شَداsings
وَصَلِّ إِلهي ما هَمي الوَدقُ أَو شَدا
عَلىin الأَيكِthe groves نَوّاحُa lamenting bird العَشِيّاتِthe evening hours وَالبَردِand the cool hours
عَلى الأَيكِ نَوّاحُ العَشِيّاتِ وَالبَردِ
And send blessings, my God, as long as rain pours or song rises
O my God, whoever's worry or joy it is,
And send blessings, my God, as long as rain pours or birds sing
from the lamenting bird in the groves at evening and in the cool hours,
The owls of nights and cold lament.
Upon the branches, chanting in the evenings and the dawns,
عَلىupon المُصطَفىthe Chosen One الهاديthe guide الأَمينِthe trustworthy وَآلهِand his family
عَلى المُصطَفى الهادي الأَمينِ وَآلهِ
وَأَصحابهِand his companions أَهلِpeople of الحَفيظَةِprotective zeal والجِدِّand earnestness
وَأَصحابهِ أَهلِ الحَفيظَةِ والجِدِّ
upon the Chosen One, the trustworthy guide, and his family,
Upon the Guided Trustworthy Messenger and his progeny,
Upon the Chosen One, the Trustworthy Guide, and his Family,
and his companions, men of protective zeal and earnest resolve.
The people of memorization and seriousness.
And his Companions, men of loyalty and resolve.
Sol 6.1