بلَّغكَmay He let you live to see اللّهGod أنthat يهنَّأbe congratulated مَوْnew- (first fragment of 'newborn')
بلَّغكَ اللّه أن يهنَّأ مَوْ
لودُكborn of yours (completing 'your newborn') بابنٍon having a son وأنتand you شاهِدُهُwitnessing him
لودُك بابنٍ وأنت شاهِدُهُ
May God let you live to see congratulations offered to your new-
May God grant that your newborn son brings you joy
born on the birth of a son, while you are there to witness him,
As you behold him
حامِدَpraising ربٍّa Lord أراكhas shown you مثلهماthe likes of them both
حامِدَ ربٍّ أراك مثلهما
حمداًwith praise يُثابis rewarded المزيدَfurther bounty حامدُهُits praiser
حمداً يُثاب المزيدَ حامدُهُ
praising a Lord who has shown you the likes of them both,
Praising a Lord who has made you alike
with praise whose giver is rewarded with further bounty.
With praise that rewards the praiser
بحسبناenough for us كاشفاًrevealing عواقبَهhis future outcomes
بحسبنا كاشفاً عواقبَه
أنَّthat شهابthe meteor الظلامِof darkness والدُهُhis father
أنَّ شهاب الظلامِ والدُهُ
Enough to reveal his future to us
It is enough for us that he dispels the darkness
is that his father is the meteor of darkness,
For he is the star that illuminates the night
وأنand that جدَّgrandfather الفتىthe boy الوزيرthe vizier أبوAbu (father of) الthe (article in al-Qasim)
وأن جدَّ الفتى الوزير أبو ال
قاسمQasim فرْدُunique in الجلالِmajesty واحِدُهُits peerless one
قاسم فرْدُ الجلالِ واحِدُهُ
and that the boy's grandfather, the vizier Abu al-
And indeed the boy's ancestor is the minister Abu al
Qasim, is singular in majesty, without peer.
Qasim, unique in majesty and peerless