العيدEid أَقبلhas arrived بِالبُشرىwith glad tidings لَهُit has شَغَفُardent love
العيد أَقبل بِالبُشرى لَهُ شَغَفُ
بِحُبwith love for خَيرthe finest أَميرemir زانَهُadorned him شَرَفُhonor
بِحُب خَير أَمير زانَهُ شَرَفُ
The feast has come with glad tidings, filled with ardor
Eid has come bearing glad tidings, impassioned
in love for the best of princes, whom honor has adorned.
With love for the finest emir, whom honor adorns.
وَالمَجدand glory قالَsaid لَهُto him فيهِduring it يُؤرخهrecording its date
وَالمَجد قالَ لَهُ فيهِ يُؤرخه
بِكُلat every عيدEid لِشاهينfor Shahin اللواthe banner ترفflutters
بِكُل عيد لِشاهين اللوا ترف
And Glory spoke to him of it, marking its date:
And Glory said to him on this occasion, recording its date:
“At every feast, may Shahin the General know delight.”
At every Eid, the banner flutters for Shahin.
Sol 6.1