قُمRise فَاِجلُهاthen unveil her عَذراءَa virgin مِنof شَأِنهاher nature
قُم فَاِجلُها عَذراءَ مِن شَأِنها
تَسُرُّshe gladdens مَنwhoever أَصبَحَhas become مَحزوناsorrowful
تَسُرُّ مَن أَصبَحَ مَحزونا
Rise, then unveil her, a virgin whose nature is
Rise and entertain her chastely, it is her way,
to gladden whoever has become sorrowful.
She gladdens whoever became downcast at dawn,
فَالقاشُfor al-Qash قَدhas أَظهَرَrevealed كانونُKanun (a winter month) مِنof
فَالقاشُ قَد أَظهَرَ كانونُ مِن
آلائِهِits bounties ماwhat كانَwas مَكنوناhidden
آلائِهِ ما كانَ مَكنونا
For Kanun has revealed, among al-Qash’s
For the bow has now revealed from its bounties,
bounties, what had lain hidden:
What used to be concealed,
مِنof باقَلاءٍbroad beans نَورُblossoms أَغصانِهِits branches
مِن باقَلاءٍ نَورُ أَغصانِهِ
كَأَنَّهُas though it were جَزعٌonyx عَلىupon مَيناenamel
كَأَنَّهُ جَزعٌ عَلى مَينا
broad beans, the blossoms of whose branches
Of peas, the light of its branches,
are like onyx upon enamel.
As though it is a palm tree grieving for its tilting.
Sol 6.1