لَقَدindeed أَمسَكَheld المِرآةَthe mirror بَدرُa full moon مَحاسنٍof beauty
لَقَد أَمسَكَ المِرآةَ بَدرُ مَحاسنٍ
لَقَدindeed فاقَsurpassed شَمسthe sun الأفقِof the horizon حُسناًin beauty وَمَطلعاand in rising
لَقَد فاقَ شَمس الأفقِ حُسناً وَمَطلعا
Indeed, a full moon of beauty held the mirror.
The full moon held a mirror of perfect beauty,
Indeed, he surpassed the horizon’s sun in beauty and in rising.
It surpassed the rising sun in splendor and charm,
وَأَبصَرand he saw مِنهاfrom it نَفسَهhimself فَاِهتَوىso he fell in love بِهاwith it
وَأَبصَر مِنها نَفسَه فَاِهتَوى بِها
وَهامَand he was lost in love بِهاwith it وَلهانَdistraught with love وَجداًwith passion وَأُولعاand was enthralled
وَهامَ بِها وَلهانَ وَجداً وَأُولعا
And he saw himself in it, then fell in love with himself.
It saw itself and was smitten with love,
And he was lost in love with himself, distraught with passion and enthralled.
It became infatuated, madly in love, and obsessed.
Sol 6.1