وُفِّقتَyou were granted success مُرتَحِلاًwhile journeying فيin الوِردِarrival وَالصَدرِand departure
وُفِّقتَ مُرتَحِلاً في الوِردِ وَالصَدرِ
وَأُبتَand you returned مُغتَنِماًhaving gained بِالعِزِّwith glory وَالظَفَرِand victory
وَأُبتَ مُغتَنِماً بِالعِزِّ وَالظَفَرِ
You were granted success in your travels, in coming and going,
You were granted success as a traveler in love and intimacy,
You have been granted success in your travels, in every arrival and departure,
And you returned having won glory and victory.
Yet you refused to seize glory and victory.
And you have returned laden with spoils, wrapped in glory and victory.
مَواهِبٌgifts خَصَّكَsingled you out المَولىthe Lord الكَريمُthe Generous بِهاwith them
مَواهِبٌ خَصَّكَ المَولى الكَريمُ بِها
مِنfrom فَضلِهِHis bounty لَمnot تَكنwere فيwithin قُدرَةِthe power of البَشَرhumankind
مِن فَضلِهِ لَم تَكن في قُدرَةِ البَشَر
Gifts with which the generous Lord singled you out,
Gifts especially bestowed on you by the Generous Lord,
These are gifts with which the Generous Lord has singled you out,
From His bounty, beyond the power of humankind.
Out of His bounty, unattainable by mankind.
Through His grace, for they lie beyond the power of mortal men.
لِلَّهِGod has فيكَfor you عِناياتٌprovidential favors سَتَبلُغُهاyou will attain them
لِلَّهِ فيكَ عِناياتٌ سَتَبلُغُها
تُرىyou will be seen بهاthrough them سَيِّداًa leader لِبَدوِof nomads وَالحَضَرِand townsfolk
تُرى بها سَيِّداً لِبَدوِ وَالحَضَرِ
God has favors for you that you will attain,
God has great plans for you, which will make you
God has bestowed upon you providential cares that you shall attain,
Through which you will be seen as leader of nomads and townsfolk.
A master of nomads and settled folk alike.
Through which you will be seen as master of both the desert and the city.
إِنَّindeed السَعادَةَgood fortune قَدalready لاحَتappeared مَخايِلُهاits signs
إِنَّ السَعادَةَ قَد لاحَت مَخايِلُها
عَلَيكَupon you مِنfrom قَبلِbefore ذاthis فيin حالَةِthe state of الصِغَرِchildhood
عَلَيكَ مِن قَبلِ ذا في حالَةِ الصِغَرِ
Indeed, the signs of good fortune had already appeared
Indeed good fortune's visions have shone upon you
Indeed, the signs of felicity have already shimmered
Upon you before this, in your childhood.
Since childhood with the auspicious one.
Upon you long before this, even in your days of youth.
مِنهاfrom it اِسمُكَyour name اِشتُقَّwas derived إِذfor كُنتَyou were السُعودَgood fortune لَناfor us
مِنها اِسمُكَ اِشتُقَّ إِذ كُنتَ السُعودَ لَنا
فَجِئتَso you came أَنتَyou وَإِيّاهاand it عَلىby قَدَرِdestiny
فَجِئتَ أَنتَ وَإِيّاها عَلى قَدَرِ
From it your name was derived, for you were our good fortune,
From it your name was derived when you were our joy,
Your very name was derived from it, for you were 'Good Fortune' to us,
Thus you and it came together as ordained.
So you and it came to be according to destiny.
So you and Happiness arrived together, by divine decree.
إِنَّindeed الذينَthose who سَرواtraveled by night فيin لَيلِthe night of بَغيِهِمtheir rebellion
إِنَّ الذينَ سَروا في لَيلِ بَغيِهِم
مُنواwere afflicted بِسَوطِwith the lash of عَذابِthe punishment of اللَهِGod فيat السَحَرthe predawn hour
مُنوا بِسَوطِ عَذابِ اللَهِ في السَحَر
Indeed, those who traveled in the night of their rebellion
Those who marched evilly in the night
Those who marched under cover of the night of their transgression,
Were struck by the lash of God's punishment before dawn.
Were punished by God's whip at dawn.
Were struck by the whip of God's punishment at the break of dawn.
ظَنّواthey supposed تَغاضِيَكُمyour overlooking عَنهُمof them وَحِلمَكمُand your forbearance
ظَنّوا تَغاضِيَكُم عَنهُم وَحِلمَكمُ
عَنtoward جَهلِهِمtheir folly أَنَّهُthat it was ضَربٌa kind مِنَof الخورِweakness
عَن جَهلِهِم أَنَّهُ ضَربٌ مِنَ الخورِ
They supposed your overlooking them and your forbearance
They thought you overlooked them and were patient
They mistook your overlooking of them and your forbearance,
Toward their folly were a kind of weakness.
With their ignorance as if it were dignity.
Out of their ignorance, believing it to be a form of weakness.
أَماdid ... not دَرَواthey know وَيلَهُمwoe to them أَنَّthat الأُسودَthe lions لهاthey have
أَما دَرَوا وَيلَهُم أَنَّ الأُسودَ لها
إِغضاءُan averted gaze مُستَصغِرٍone who belittles لِلضِدِّthe foe مُحتَقِرِscornful
إِغضاءُ مُستَصغِرٍ لِلضِدِّ مُحتَقِرِ
Did they not know—woe to them—that lions have
Don't they know their doom, that lions though dormant
Did they not know—woe unto them—that lions possess
The averted gaze of one who belittles and despises his foe?
Are belittled by the despised enemy in pretense?
A sleepy gaze that belittles the foe in utter contempt?
لكِنbut إِذاwhen أَصحَرَتthey enter the open كانَbecomes المُهيجُthe provoker لهاof them
لكِن إِذا أَصحَرَت كانَ المُهيجُ لها
فَريسَةًprey بينَbetween نباِthe fang of اللَيثِthe lion وَالظُفُرand the claw
فَريسَةً بينَ نباِ اللَيثِ وَالظُفُر
But when they enter the open, whoever provokes them becomes
But when lions wake the provoker becomes
But if they enter the open field, he who provokes them becomes
Prey between the lion's fang and claw.
Prey between the claws and fangs.
Mere prey caught between the lion's fang and claw.
ياO بنَson of الهداةِthe guides حُماةِguardians of الدينِthe faith إِنَّindeed لكُمto you
يا بنَ الهداةِ حُماةِ الدينِ إِنَّ لكُم
نُصحاًsincere counsel عَلَيناincumbent upon us كَماas قَدindeed جاءَwas stated فيin السُوَرِthe surahs
نُصحاً عَلَينا كَما قَد جاءَ في السُوَرِ
O son of guides, guardians of the faith, indeed you are owed
O son of the rightly guided, protectors of the faith, you
O son of the guides, protectors of the faith, truly you are owed
Sincere counsel from us, as stated in the surahs.
Advise us as the scripture dictates.
Sincere counsel from us, as mandated in the revealed Surahs.
وَالنُصحُand counsel إِنif لَمnot يَكُنthere is رَأيٌjudgment يُؤَيِّدُهُsupports it
وَالنُصحُ إِن لَم يَكُن رَأيٌ يُؤَيِّدُهُ
مِنَfrom السِياسَةِstatecraft لَمnot يُؤمَنis deemed safe مِنَfrom الضَرَرِharm
مِنَ السِياسَةِ لَم يُؤمَن مِنَ الضَرَرِ
And counsel, unless supported by judgment
Advice, if not supported by politics,
Yet counsel, if not supported by sound judgment
In statecraft, is not safe from harm.
Won't be safe from harm.
Derived from statecraft, is not safe from causing harm.
وَالعِلمُand knowledge إِنif لَمnot يَكُنthere is عَقلٌreason يُؤازِرهُsupports it
وَالعِلمُ إِن لَم يَكُن عَقلٌ يُؤازِرهُ
فَإِنَّthen indeed صاحِبَهُits possessor مِنهُfrom it عَلىin خَطرِdanger
فَإِنَّ صاحِبَهُ مِنهُ عَلى خَطرِ
And knowledge, unless reason supports it,
Knowledge, if not aided by reason,
And knowledge, if not bolstered by intellect,
Then its possessor is in danger from it.
Puts its owner in jeopardy.
Places its possessor in peril because of it.
كَذاكَlikewise لِلمُلكِfor kingship أَوتادٌstakes وَأَعمِدَةٌand pillars
كَذاكَ لِلمُلكِ أَوتادٌ وَأَعمِدَةٌ
هُنَّthey القِوامُthe mainstay لهُfor it مِنsince سالِفِbygone العُمُرِtime
هُنَّ القِوامُ لهُ مِن سالِفِ العُمُرِ
Likewise, kingship has stakes and pillars,
So it is that kingship has pillars and foundations
Likewise, dominion rests upon pegs and pillars
They are its mainstay, from ages past:
Which support it since olden times:
Which have sustained it throughout the ages past:
الوَحيُrevelation والسَيفُand the sword وَالحَزمُand resolve الحَصيفُprudent كَذاlikewise
الوَحيُ والسَيفُ وَالحَزمُ الحَصيفُ كَذا
رَأيُthe judgment of المُحَنَّكِthe seasoned man بِالتَجريبِby experience ذيpossessing البَصَرِinsight
رَأيُ المُحَنَّكِ بِالتَجريبِ ذي البَصَرِ
Revelation, the sword, and prudent resolve, as well as
Revelation, the sword, and wise resolution.
Divine Revelation, the sword, and prudent resolve, as well as
The judgment of one seasoned by experience and possessed of insight.
The insight of the experienced with vision.
The judgment of the veteran, tested by experience and possessed of insight.
وَقِسand measure عَلىby ماwhat مَضىhas passed باقيthe rest of الزَمانِtime فَكَمfor how many
وَقِس عَلى ما مَضى باقي الزَمانِ فَكَم
نَورٍa blossom تَفَتَّقَburst open عَنto reveal مُرٍّbitter مِنَof الثَمَرِfruit
نَورٍ تَفَتَّقَ عَن مُرٍّ مِنَ الثَمَرِ
And judge the time to come by the past: how many
Consider the past: how much light emerged
Judge the future by what has passed, for how often
Blossoms have opened to yield bitter fruit!
From the bitterness of fruit!
Have beautiful blossoms burst open to reveal bitter fruit.
إَنَّindeed الرَعِيَّةَthe subjects لاnot تُصفيكَgive you undivided طاعَتَهاtheir obedience
إَنَّ الرَعِيَّةَ لا تُصفيكَ طاعَتَها
حَتّىuntil تَشوبَyou mix لهاfor them التَرغيبَencouragement بِالحَذرِwith fear
حَتّى تَشوبَ لها التَرغيبَ بِالحَذرِ
Indeed, your subjects will not give you undivided obedience
The commoners will not obey you sincerely
The subjects will not offer you pure obedience,
Until you blend encouragement for them with fear.
Unless you mix reward with intimidation.
Until you blend for them enticement with cautionary fear.
فَالحُرُّfor the noble man يَكفيهِit suffices him أَنthat تُسديyou bestow إِلَيهِupon him نَدىًbounty
فَالحُرُّ يَكفيهِ أَن تُسدي إِلَيهِ نَدىً
وَذوand the man of اللامَةِbaseness حدَّthe edge of الصارِمِthe keen sword الذَكرِhard-tempered
وَذو اللامَةِ حدَّ الصارِمِ الذَكرِ
For a noble man, it is enough that you bestow bounty upon him;
The free man is satisfied with favours,
For the noble soul, it suffices that you extend generosity,
But the base man needs the edge of a keen, hard-tempered sword.
The servile is limited by the threat of the blade.
But for the base nature, only the edge of the sharp, virile sword.
وَالسوءُand evil يُزجَرُis restrained قَبلَbefore الفِعلِthe deed قائِلهُits speaker
وَالسوءُ يُزجَرُ قَبلَ الفِعلِ قائِلهُ
إِنَّindeed المَقالَspeech بَريدُthe messenger of الفِعلِaction فَاِعتَبرso take heed
إِنَّ المَقالَ بَريدُ الفِعلِ فَاِعتَبر
And the speaker of evil must be checked before he acts;
Evil is deterred before the act, so admonish
Evil speech must be rebuked before it becomes action,
Indeed, speech is action's messenger, so take heed.
Its speaker, words being the coolness of deeds.
For speech is the harbinger of the deed, so take heed.
لاdo not تَحقِرunderestimate الشَرَّevil نَزراًslight فيat بِدايَتِهِits beginning
لا تَحقِر الشَرَّ نَزراً في بِدايَتِهِ
كَمhow often أَحرَقَhas burned الزَندُthe firestick يَوماًone day حُرجَةَa thicket of الشَجَرِtrees
كَم أَحرَقَ الزَندُ يَوماً حُرجَةَ الشَجَرِ
Do not underestimate evil when slight at its beginning;
Do not take evil lightly in its beginnings,
Do not belittle evil as insignificant in its beginning;
Many a day has a firestick burned a thicket of trees!
How many fires were sparked by a flint's spark!
How often has a single spark burned down a dense forest.
لاdo not تَطمَئِنَّfeel secure إِلىwith مَنone whom أَنتَyou واتِرُهُone who has wronged him
لا تَطمَئِنَّ إِلى مَن أَنتَ واتِرُهُ
إِنَّindeed العَداوَةَenmity كَسرٌa fracture غَيرُnot مُنجَبِرِmended
إِنَّ العَداوَةَ كَسرٌ غَيرُ مُنجَبِرِ
Do not feel secure with one whom you have wronged;
Do not feel secure with one you have betrayed,
Do not rest easy with one whom you have aggrieved,
Indeed, enmity is a fracture that will not mend.
Enmity is an unamendable wound.
For enmity is a fracture that can never be fully set.
إِنif بانَappears خَصلَةُa trait of سوءٍevil مِنfrom فَتىًa young man فَلَهاthen it has
إِن بانَ خَصلَةُ سوءٍ مِن فَتىً فَلَها
نَظائِرٌcounterparts عِندَهُwithin him قَدindeed جاءَwas stated فيin الخَبرِthe report
نَظائِرٌ عِندَهُ قَد جاءَ في الخَبرِ
If an evil trait appears in a young man, it has
If an evil trait appears in a man, it has
If a single trait of malice appears in a man, know that it has
Others like it within him, as stated in the report.
Counterparts in him, as we've been told.
Many counterparts within him, as tradition has foretold.
وَعاجِلِand tackle promptly الداءِthe disease حَسماًdecisively قَبلَbefore غائِلَةٍdire harm
وَعاجِلِ الداءِ حَسماً قَبلَ غائِلَةٍ
إِنَّindeed العِلاجَtreatment لَبَينَsurely between البُرءِrecovery وَالخَطرِand danger
إِنَّ العِلاجَ لَبَينَ البُرءِ وَالخَطرِ
And swiftly eradicate the disease before calamity strikes;
Treat affliction decisively, before it spreads,
Treat the disease decisively before it becomes a calamity;
Indeed, treatment lies between recovery and danger.
Curing lies between wellness and jeopardy.
For true remedy lies balanced between cure and peril.
اِنظُرlook إِلىat عُمَرَUmar الفاروقِal-Faruq (the Discerner) كَيفَhow نَفىhe banished
اِنظُر إِلى عُمَرَ الفاروقِ كَيفَ نَفى
نَصراًNasr بِلاwithout رُؤيَةٍobservation بِالعَينِwith the eye أَوor خَبَرِa report
نَصراً بِلا رُؤيَةٍ بِالعَينِ أَو خَبَرِ
Look at Umar al-Faruq, how he banished
Consider Omar: how he banished
Consider Umar al-Faruq, and how he exiled
Nasr, without eyewitness observation or a report.
Victory without seeing or reports.
Nasr, without witnessing a crime or receiving a report.
وَلمand not يَكُنwas ذاكَthat عَنbecause of ذَنبٍa sin تَقَدَّمَهُthat preceded it
وَلم يَكُن ذاكَ عَن ذَنبٍ تَقَدَّمَهُ
لكِنbut لِأَمرٍfor a matter بِسِرِّin the secrecy of الغَيبِthe unseen مُستَتِرِconcealed
لكِن لِأَمرٍ بِسِرِّ الغَيبِ مُستَتِرِ
Nor was that for any prior sin,
That was not for a prior sin, but rather
That was not for any sin he had previously committed,
But for a matter concealed in the mystery of the unseen.
A confidential divine matter.
But for a matter hidden within the secrets of the Unseen.
بَلrather عَنbecause of تَمَنّيthe longing of فَتاةٍa girl لَيسَnot يَعلَمُهاhe knows her
بَل عَن تَمَنّي فَتاةٍ لَيسَ يَعلَمُها
وَلَمand not تَكُنshe was مِنamong ذَواتِwomen given to الفُحشِlewdness وَالعَهَرِand fornication
وَلَم تَكُن مِن ذَواتِ الفُحشِ وَالعَهَرِ
Rather, because of the longing of a girl he did not know,
Rather, for a girl's wish, unknown to him,
It was due to the longing of a young woman he did not know,
And she was not a woman given to lewdness and fornication.
Who was no lewd harlot.
Though she was not a woman of obscenity or vice.
هذاthis دَليلٌevidence عَلىof أَنَّthat الإِمامَthe ruler لهُhe has the right
هذا دَليلٌ عَلى أَنَّ الإِمامَ لهُ
أَنto يُعمِلَput to use الظَنَّsuspicion فيconcerning مَنone who بِالفَسادِto corruption حَريis prone
أَن يُعمِلَ الظَنَّ في مَن بِالفَسادِ حَري
This is evidence that the ruler has the right
Proof that the Imam may act on suspicion
This stands as proof that the Imam possesses the right
To act on suspicion concerning one prone to corruption.
Against one corrupted or prone to evil.
To act on suspicion regarding those prone to corruption.
فَاِعمَلso perform لِوَقتِكَfor your time أَعمالاًdeeds تَليقُsuited بهِto it
فَاِعمَل لِوَقتِكَ أَعمالاً تَليقُ بهِ
فَذاfor this زَمانُan age of اِمتِزاجِmingling الصَفوِclarity بِالكَدَرِwith murk
فَذا زَمانُ اِمتِزاجِ الصَفوِ بِالكَدَرِ
So perform deeds suited to your time;
So act in your time in a fitting manner,
So perform deeds suited to your time,
For this is an age of clarity mingled with murk.
For this is an age of purity mixed with filth.
For this is an age where purity is mingled with turbidity.
فَياso, O جَمالَbeauty of بَنيthe sons of الدُنياthis world وَبَهجَتَهُمand their delight
فَيا جَمالَ بَني الدُنيا وَبَهجَتَهُم
وَاِبنَand son of الأُولىthose who هُمthey جَمالُthe beauty of الكُتبِbooks وَالسِيَرِand chronicles
وَاِبنَ الأُولى هُم جَمالُ الكُتبِ وَالسِيَرِ
So, O beauty and delight of the sons of this world,
O, beauty of the world and its joy,
O you, the beauty of the world’s people and their delight,
And son of those who are the beauty of books and chronicles,
Son of the exemplars, beauty of books and legends.
And son of those who adorn the pages of history and biography.
فُقتَyou surpassed المُلوكَthe kings بِبَأسٍin valor فيin الوَغىbattle وَنَدىًand bounty
فُقتَ المُلوكَ بِبَأسٍ في الوَغى وَنَدىً
إِنَّindeed النُجومَthe stars لِيُخفيهاsurely conceals them سَنىthe radiance of القَمَرِthe moon
إِنَّ النُجومَ لِيُخفيها سَنى القَمَرِ
You surpassed kings in valor on the battlefield and in bounty;
You surpassed kings with ferocity and favour,
You have surpassed all kings in might in battle and in generosity;
Indeed, the moon's radiance hides the stars.
Stars are veiled by the radiance of the moon.
Indeed, the stars are eclipsed by the radiance of the moon.
أَبوكَyour father عَبدُAbd (servant of) العَزيزِal-Aziz (the Mighty) المُرتَضىthe esteemed one كَرَماًfor generosity
أَبوكَ عَبدُ العَزيزِ المُرتَضى كَرَماً
وَمُكرِمُand the honorer of البيضِwhite swords وَالعَسّالَةِand swaying spears السُمُرِbrown
وَمُكرِمُ البيضِ وَالعَسّالَةِ السُمُرِ
Your father is Abd al-Aziz, esteemed for his generosity,
Your father Abdulaziz, honourable and generous,
Your father is Abdulaziz, the approved one in nobility,
And one who honors white swords and swaying brown spears.
Who honours the white and brown skinned.
Who honors the white blades and the brown, quivering spears.
مَلكٌa king تَجَسَّدَtook bodily form مِنfrom بَأسٍvalor وَمنand from كَرَمٍgenerosity
مَلكٌ تَجَسَّدَ مِن بَأسٍ وَمن كَرَمٍ
كَالغَيثِlike rain وَاللَيثِand the lion فيin نَفعٍbenefit وَفيand in ضَرَرِharm
كَالغَيثِ وَاللَيثِ في نَفعٍ وَفي ضَرَرِ
A king formed from valor and generosity,
A king of incarnate ferocity and nobility,
A king incarnate, forged from valor and munificence,
Like rain and a lion, in benefit and in harm.
Like rain and lion in beneficence and fierceness.
Like the rain in benefit, and the lion in ability to harm.
أَرعىhe kept watch over الجَزيرَةَthe Peninsula عَيناًan eye غَيرَnot راقِدَةٍsleeping
أَرعى الجَزيرَةَ عَيناً غَيرَ راقِدَةٍ
فَلَمso not يَبِتspent the night ضِدُّهُhis foe إِلّاexcept عَلىin حَذَرِwariness
فَلَم يَبِت ضِدُّهُ إِلّا عَلى حَذَرِ
He watched over the Peninsula with an unsleeping eye,
He guarded the peninsula with an unsleeping eye,
He watched over the Peninsula with an unsleeping eye,
So his foe never passed a night except on guard.
His enemies always anxious.
So that his enemy never slept but in a state of dread.
وَأَنتَand you تَتلوهُfollow him مُستَنّاًpatterning yourself بِسُنَّتِهِupon his way
وَأَنتَ تَتلوهُ مُستَنّاً بِسُنَّتِهِ
أَكرِمhow noble بِهاit is سُنَناًas ways مَحمودَةَpraiseworthy in الأَثرِeffect
أَكرِم بِها سُنَناً مَحمودَةَ الأَثرِ
And you follow him, patterning yourself upon his way;
While you follow his example faithfully,
And you follow him, walking clearly in his path;
How noble are those ways, praiseworthy in their effects!
Honouring the excellent traditions.
How noble are those paths, and how praiseworthy their traces!
أَرضَيتَyou pleased رَبَّكَyour Lord فيin حَربِfighting البُغاةِthe rebels كَماjust as
أَرضَيتَ رَبَّكَ في حَربِ البُغاةِ كَما
أَرضَيتَyou pleased سَيفَكَyour sword فيin اللَبّاتِthe throat-pits وَالنَحَرِand the upper chest
أَرضَيتَ سَيفَكَ في اللَبّاتِ وَالنَحَرِ
You pleased your Lord in fighting the rebels, just as
You satisfied your Lord in war with the rebels,
You pleased your Lord in warring against the transgressors, just as
You pleased your sword in throats and upper chests.
As you sated your sword with skulls and blood.
You pleased your sword by plunging it into their chests and throats.
خُذهاtake her اِبنَةَdaughter of الفِكرِthought أَمثالاًmaxims مُهَذَّبةًpolished
خُذها اِبنَةَ الفِكرِ أَمثالاً مُهَذَّبةً
كَالتِبرِlike gold فُصِّلَinterspersed بِالياقوتِwith rubies وَالدُرَرِand pearls
كَالتِبرِ فُصِّلَ بِالياقوتِ وَالدُرَرِ
Take her, a daughter of thought, in polished maxims,
Take these refined proverbs, daughters of thought,
Accept this poem, a daughter of thought, composed of refined proverbs,
Like gold interspersed with rubies and pearls.
Like pearls threaded with rubies and gems.
Like pure gold set with rubies and pearls.
تَختالُshe struts بَينَamong الوَرىhumankind تيهاًproudly بِمَدحِكُمُin praising you
تَختالُ بَينَ الوَرى تيهاً بِمَدحِكُمُ
إِنَّindeed المَدائِحَpraises فيكُمof you حَليُthe adornment of مُفتَخِرِone who takes pride
إِنَّ المَدائِحَ فيكُم حَليُ مُفتَخِرِ
She struts among mankind, proud of praising you;
They strut proudly among people lost in your praise,
It walks proudly among the people, boasting of your praise;
Indeed, praises of you are the adornment of one who takes pride.
For praises of you are prideful adornment.
For praises sung of you are the jewels of the one who glories.
ثُمَّthen الصَلاةُblessings وَتَسليمُand salutations of الإِلهِGod عَلىupon
ثُمَّ الصَلاةُ وَتَسليمُ الإِلهِ عَلى
أَزكىthe purest of البَرِيَّةِcreation وَالمُختارِand the chosen one مِنfrom مُضَرِMudar
أَزكى البَرِيَّةِ وَالمُختارِ مِن مُضَرِ
Then may God's blessings and peace be upon
Then blessings and peace be upon the purest
Then may the blessings and peace of God be upon
The purest of creation and the chosen one of Mudar,
Of mankind and the chosen of Mudar,
The purest of creation, the Chosen One from the tribe of Mudar,
وَآلهِand his family الغُرِّradiant وَالأَصحابِand the companions ماas long as صَدَحَتsings
وَآلهِ الغُرِّ وَالأَصحابِ ما صَدَحَت
وَرقاءُa gray dove فيon فَنَنٍa bough قَدalready حُفَّhas been surrounded بِالزَهَرِwith blossoms
وَرقاءُ في فَنَنٍ قَد حُفَّ بِالزَهَرِ
And his radiant family and companions, as long as there sings
And his family, whiter than sheets
And upon his noble family and companions, for as long as
A gray dove on a bough surrounded by blossoms.
Adorned with flowers in their prime.
A dove coos upon a branch wreathed in blossoms.
Sol 6.1