ياO خَليلَيَّmy two friends قَرِّباbring near, you two ليfor me رِكابيmy riding camels
يا خَليلَيَّ قَرِّبا لي رِكابي
وَاِستُراand conceal, you two ذاكُماthat (addressing you both) غَداًtomorrow عَنfrom صِحابيmy companions
وَاِستُرا ذاكُما غَداً عَن صِحابي
O my two friends, bring my riding camels near for me,
O my two friends, prepare for me my mount
and tomorrow conceal that from my companions.
And tomorrow hide that from my companions
وَاِقرَآand convey, you two مِنّيfrom me السَلامَthe greeting عَلىto الرَسthe campsite's trace (word begins)
وَاِقرَآ مِنّي السَلامَ عَلى الرَس
مِ(completes 'the campsite's trace') الَّذيthat مِنof; from مِنىًMina بِجَنبِbeside الحِصابِal-Hisab
مِ الَّذي مِن مِنىً بِجَنبِ الحِصابِ
And convey my greeting to the campsite's trace
Convey my greetings to the messenger
that lies in Mina beside al-Hisab.
From Mina, next to the rock piles
وَاِعلَماand know, you two أَنَّنيthat I أُصِبتُI was afflicted بِداءٍwith an ailment
وَاِعلَما أَنَّني أُصِبتُ بِداءٍ
داخِلٍlodged inside فيwithin الضُلوعِthe ribs دونَthis side of الحِجابِthe inner veil; partition
داخِلٍ في الضُلوعِ دونَ الحِجابِ
And know, you two, that I am afflicted with an ailment
And let him know that I have fallen ill
lodged within the ribs, this side of the inner veil.
With an ailment piercing my ribs beneath the cloak
ثُمَّthen صَدَّتshe turned away بِوَجهِهاwith her face عَمدَdeliberately عَينٍan eye (here: full awareness)
ثُمَّ صَدَّت بِوَجهِها عَمدَ عَينٍ
زَينَبٌZaynab لِلقَضاءِby fate's decree أُمُّmother of; Umm الحُبابِal-Hubab
زَينَبٌ لِلقَضاءِ أُمُّ الحُبابِ
Then she knowingly and deliberately turned her face away—
Then Zainab averted with her face intentionally
Zaynab, Umm al-Hubab—as fate decreed.
For fate, mother of all loved ones
فَرَأىso saw ذاكَthat صاحِبايَmy two companions فَقالاand they both said
فَرَأى ذاكَ صاحِبايَ فَقالا
مَنطِقاًwords; speech خابَfailed لَمnot (past negation) يَكُنwas مِنpart of جَوابيmy reply
مَنطِقاً خابَ لَم يَكُن مِن جَوابي
My two companions saw that and spoke
So my two companions saw that and said
words that failed, that were no answer of mine.
Words that were mistaken, no response from me
إِنَّindeed مِنّيof me; my الفُؤادَthe heart ذاpossessing اللُبِّreason; understanding فيماas; in what
إِنَّ مِنّي الفُؤادَ ذا اللُبِّ فيما
قَدmay; can يُرىbe seen ظاهِراًplainly لَعينِto an eye مُصابِstricken
قَد يُرى ظاهِراً لَعينِ مُصابِ
Indeed, my heart, endowed with reason, as
That my heart, the one with sense, in what
may plainly be seen by the eye, is stricken.
May be seen outwardly by the eye of the afflicted
فَرَدَدتُso I refuted الَّذيwhat مِنَout of الجَهلِignorance قالاthey both said
فَرَدَدتُ الَّذي مِنَ الجَهلِ قالا
بِمَقالٍwith words قَدindeed; already قُلتُهُI said it بِصَوابِwith correctness
بِمَقالٍ قَد قُلتُهُ بِصَوابِ
So I refuted what they said in ignorance
So I turned back what was said ignorantly
with words I uttered aright:
With words I had spoken rightfully
إِنif تَكوناyou two have been كَتَمتُماyou both concealed اليَومَtoday دائيmy ailment
إِن تَكونا كَتَمتُما اليَومَ دائي
فَذَرانيthen leave me, you two فَقَدfor indeed كَفانيhas sufficed me ماwhat بيis afflicting me
فَذَراني فَقَد كَفاني ما بي
If you two have concealed my ailment today,
If you've concealed my illness today
then leave me; what ails me is enough for me.
Then leave me, for what is in me is enough
غَيرَexcept; only أَنّيthat I وَدَدتُI wished أَنَّthat عَذاباًa torment
غَيرَ أَنّي وَدَدتُ أَنَّ عَذاباً
صُبَّwas poured يَوماًone day عَلَيكُماupon you both مِنfrom عَذابيmy torment
صُبَّ يَوماً عَلَيكُما مِن عَذابي
Only, I wished that some torment
Except that I wished torment
from my own were poured upon you both one day,
Would be poured upon you one day from my torment
فَتَذوقانِso you both taste بَعضَsome of ماwhat ذُقتُI tasted مِنهاfrom her
فَتَذوقانِ بَعضَ ما ذُقتُ مِنها
أَوor تَدابانِyou both toil حِقبَةًfor a while مِثلَlike دابيmy persistent toil
أَو تَدابانِ حِقبَةً مِثلَ دابي
so you would taste some of what I tasted from her,
So you would taste some of what I tasted
or toil for a while as I toil.
Or live a period like my living
لاnot تَنالانِyou both attain ذَلِكَthat الوَصلَunion مِنهاfrom her
لا تَنالانِ ذَلِكَ الوَصلَ مِنها
أَوunless; until تَنالاyou both reach السَماءَthe sky بِالأَسبابِby ropes; means of ascent
أَو تَنالا السَماءَ بِالأَسبابِ
You will not attain that union with her
You won't attain that union with her
unless you reach the sky by ropes.
Or attain the sky with causes
Sol 6.1