ياO رَبِّmy Lord قَدindeed حَجَّmade the pilgrimage الوَزيرُthe vizier
يا رَبِّ قَد حَجَّ الوَزيرُ
وَماand not لَهُfor him فيin الحَجِّthe pilgrimage رَغبَهdesire
وَما لَهُ في الحَجِّ رَغبَه
O Lord, the vizier has made the pilgrimage,
O Lord, the minister has made the pilgrimage
Though he has no desire for pilgrimage,
Yet he has no desire for the pilgrimage
لَكِنbut مَخافَةَfor fear أَنthat يَحُلbefall (continued next line)
لَكِن مَخافَةَ أَن يَحُل
لَfinal syllable of “befall” بِهِhim عَنِfrom السُلطانِthe sultan نَكبَهa calamity
لَ بِهِ عَنِ السُلطانِ نَكبَه
But out of fear that there should befall
Rather, he fears that if he does not go
him a calamity from the sultan.
He will fall into disfavor with the sultan
ياO رَبِّmy Lord قَدindeed وافاكَhas come to You مِنfrom
يا رَبِّ قَد وافاكَ مِن
هُhim وَمِنand from ذَويهِhis kin شَرُّthe worst عُصبَهband
هُ وَمِن ذَويهِ شَرُّ عُصبَه
O Lord, there has come to You, from
O Lord, the evilest of tribes
him and his kin, the vilest band.
And their ilk have come to You
فَاِسدُدso block مَسالِكَهُمtheir paths وَلاand do not
فَاِسدُد مَسالِكَهُم وَلا
تَردُدbring to an end لَهُمfor them يارَبِّO my Lord غُربَهabsence from home
تَردُد لَهُم يارَبِّ غُربَه
So block their paths, and do not
Make straight their paths, and do not O Lord
bring them home from abroad, O Lord.
Let them return in victory to their lands
فَدُخولُfor the entry مِثلِهِمُtheir like إِلىinto الthe
فَدُخولُ مِثلِهِمُ إِلى ال
حَرَمَينِtwo holy sanctuaries يامَولايَO my Master سُبَّهa disgrace
حَرَمَينِ يامَولايَ سُبَّه
For the entry of their like into the
When the likes of them enter the Two Holy Mosques
two holy sanctuaries, O my Master, is a disgrace.
It is, O my Master, a cause for censure
Sol 6.1