صبريmy patience انمحىwas erased بعدafter صبريmy patience وانتهىand ended جلديmy endurance
صبري انمحى بعد صبري وانتهى جلدي
فمنso who يزيلremoves غليلburning anguish الوجدgrief عنfrom كبديmy liver
فمن يزيل غليل الوجد عن كبدي
My patience has vanished after my patience, and my endurance is spent.
My patience is gone after my patience, and my endurance has ended
Who, then, will remove grief’s burning anguish from my liver?
So who will remove the agony of passion from my liver
ومنand who يعزيconsoles وزيراًa minister فارقتparted from يدهhis hand
ومن يعزي وزيراً فارقت يده
ريماًa gazelle ثوىlay at rest وهلالاًand a crescent moon للترابto the dust هُدِيwas led
ريماً ثوى وهلالاً للتراب هُدِي
And who will console a minister whose hand has parted from
And who will console a minister whose hand I left
A gazelle laid to rest, and a crescent consigned to the dust?
A young gazelle laid to rest and a crescent moon buried in the dust
يبكيhe weeps وينعيand mourns ابنa son سبعseven years ماnot كملنthey were complete لهfor him
يبكي وينعي ابن سبع ما كملن له
منof الكمالperfection نُهىintellects سبعينseventy مجتهدa diligent scholar
من الكمال نُهى سبعين مجتهد
He weeps and mourns a boy not yet seven, who possessed
He cries and mourns a son of seven who was not completed
In his excellence, the wisdom of seventy diligent scholars.
Of perfection, seventy diligent ones were prohibited
وقولهand his words ويدand the hand التقوىpiety تؤرخهrecords his date
وقوله ويد التقوى تؤرخه
نعيمbliss مثلكone like you فيin الفردوسParadise ياO ولديmy son
نعيم مثلك في الفردوس يا ولدي
And his words, as piety’s hand records the date of his death:
And his words, "The hand of piety dates it"
“Bliss for one like you is in Paradise, my son.”
Bliss like yours in Paradise, O my son
Sol 6.1