دَعleave alone مَنwhoever يَنقِّيremoves الشيبَgray hair مِنfrom وَجهِهِhis face
دَع مَن يَنقِّي الشيبَ مِن وَجهِهِ
إِنif شاءَhe wishes فيon الجُمعَةِFriday أَوor فيon الخَميسْThursday
إِن شاءَ في الجُمعَةِ أَو في الخَميسْ
Leave be the one who clears the gray from his face,
Leave alone whoever removes the gray hair from his face,
if he wishes, on Friday or on Thursday.
if he wishes, on Friday or on Thursday.
فَلَيسَfor there is no مِنin ذَلِكَthat عَتبٌreproach وَلاnor
فَلَيسَ مِن ذَلِكَ عَتبٌ وَلا
ماanything that يَتَعافاهُshun it ظِرافُrefined النُفوسsouls
ما يَتَعافاهُ ظِرافُ النُفوس
For there is no blame in that, nor
For there is no reproach in that, nor
anything refined souls would shrink from.
anything that refined souls would shun.
لاno بَأسَharm إِنif عاجَturns to the task بِمُقراضِهِwith his scissors
لا بَأسَ إِن عاجَ بِمُقراضِهِ
يُقَلِّعُplucks out العاجَthe ivory مِنَfrom الآبَنوسthe ebony
يُقَلِّعُ العاجَ مِنَ الآبَنوس
No harm if he plies his shears,
There is no harm if he sets to work with his scissors,
uprooting ivory from ebony.
plucking the ivory from the ebony.
Sol 6.1