مَرَتكَmay it agree with you اِبنَson of إِبراهيمَIbrahim صافِيَةُpure الخَمرِthe wine
مَرَتكَ اِبنَ إِبراهيمَ صافِيَةُ الخَمرِ
وَهُنِّئتَهاand may you enjoy it مِنas a شارِبٍdrinker مُسكِرِmaking drunk السُكرِdrunkenness
وَهُنِّئتَها مِن شارِبٍ مُسكِرِ السُكرِ
May pure wine agree with you, son of Ibrahim,
Ibn Ibrahim's daughter, clear wine, passed by you
May the pure wine prove wholesome to you, O son of Ibrahim, and joy to a drinker who intoxicates intoxication itself.
And may you enjoy it—what a drinker, making drunkenness itself drunk!
And you congratulated her, drunk from sweet nectar
I saw the crimson glow in the glass within his palm, and likened it to the sun, within the moon, within the sea.
رَأَيتُI saw الحُمَيّاthe potent wine فيin الزُجاجِthe glass بِكَفِّهِin his palm
رَأَيتُ الحُمَيّا في الزُجاجِ بِكَفِّهِ
فَشَبَّهتُهاso I likened it بِالشَمسِto the sun فيin البَدرِthe full moon فيin البَحرِthe sea
فَشَبَّهتُها بِالشَمسِ في البَدرِ في البَحرِ
I saw the potent wine in the glass in his palm,
I saw the truffle in his palm
Whenever we mention his bounty, it is instantly present; whether far or near, it hastens on the foot of al-Khidr.
So I likened it to the sun within the full moon within the sea.
So I likened it to the sun in the full moon over the sea
إِذاwhenever ماemphatic particle ذَكَرناwe mentioned جودَهُhis generosity كانَhe was حاضِراًpresent
إِذا ما ذَكَرنا جودَهُ كانَ حاضِراً
نَأىhe was far away أَوor دَناhe drew near يَسعىhe hastens عَلىon قَدَمِthe foot of الخِضرِal-Khidr
نَأى أَو دَنا يَسعى عَلى قَدَمِ الخِضرِ
Whenever we mention his generosity, he is present,
When we remember his generosity, he is present
Whether far away or near, hastening with al-Khidr’s stride.
Whether far or near, treading in al-Khidr's footsteps
Partial English translation: 3 of 6 Arabic lines translated.
Sol 6.1