وخَرَّand fell down لّضماunclear; likely 'for what' أولَيْتُI bestowed شُكريmy gratitude ساجِداًprostrate
وخَرَّ لّضما أولَيْتُ شُكري ساجِداً
ومِثلُand the like of الّذيthat which أوليتُI bestowed يعبدُهُworships it الشُّكْرُgratitude
ومِثلُ الّذي أوليتُ يعبدُهُ الشُّكْرُ
And my gratitude fell prostrate for what I bestowed.
I offer my thanks, bowing down on my knees,
And gratitude worships the like of what I bestowed.
And gratitude is owed to the likes of those to whom I show gratitude.
إّنّماonly الّدارُthe home بالحُلولٍthrough the inhabitants فإنْso if هُمْthey
إّنّما الّدارُ بالحُلولٍ فإنْ هُمْ
فارَقوهاthey left it فحَيثُthen wherever حَلُّواthey settled الدِّيارُthe homes
فارَقوها فحَيثُ حَلُّوا الدِّيارُ
A home is only a home through its inhabitants; so if they
A home is made by those who live there; if they leave,
leave it, then wherever they settle, there are their homes.
Then wherever they settle, that place becomes home.