ادخُلenter علىin اسمِthe name of اللهِGod فيinto خيرِthe finest دارabode
ادخُل على اسمِ اللهِ في خيرِ دار
محلa place of طُهرٍpurity ومُقامِand a seat of اعتبارreflection
محل طُهرٍ ومُقامِ اعتبار
Enter, in God's name, the finest abode—
Enter in God's name this abode of goodness
a place of purity and a seat of reflection.
An abode of purity and wise reflection
حمامُthe bathhouse of دارthe abode of الملكkingship وهوand it is الذيthe one which
حمامُ دار الملك وهو الذي
تأنّقتworked with exquisite care فيهin it العقولَthe minds الكبارgreat
تأنّقت فيه العقولَ الكبار
The bathhouse of the royal palace, where
A royal bathhouse where thoughts are refined
great minds have worked with exquisite care.
And intellects of the great are perfected
للنارfor fire حرٌّheat فيهin it مُستَعذَبٌdelightful
للنار حرٌّ فيه مُستَعذَبٌ
وفيهand in it للماءfor the water المَعينِflowing انهمارpouring forth
وفيه للماء المَعينِ انهمار
Fire has a delightful heat within it,
With fires whose heat is made pleasant
and flowing water pours forth within it.
And abundant flowing sweet water
ففيهso in it أشتاتُscattered elements of المُنَىwishes أُلِّفَتwere brought together
ففيه أشتاتُ المُنَى أُلِّفَت
كفاكsuffices you بالضِّدينشwith the two opposites (apparent typo) ماءwater ونارand fire
كفاك بالضِّدينش ماء ونار
So within it, scattered wishes have been brought together:
Water and fire, two opposites suffice
the two opposites suffice you—water and fire.
Garments of dignity are cast off
تُنتَزَعُare stripped off الأثوابُthe garments طراًall بهin it
تُنتَزَعُ الأثوابُ طراً به
وأولand the first of الأثوابِthe garments ثوبُthe robe of الوقارdignity
وأول الأثوابِ ثوبُ الوقار
All garments are stripped off within it,
The first garment: the cloak of honor
and the first of the garments is the robe of dignity.
God graced it with a master whose virtues
شَرَّفَهُhonored it اللهُGod بمولىwith a lord لَهُhe has
شَرَّفَهُ اللهُ بمولى لَهُ
مكارمُnoble deeds تُبهِرُdazzle شمسَthe sun of النهارday
مكارمُ تُبهِرُ شمسَ النهار
God has honored it with a lord whose
Dazzle like the sun at noon's height
noble deeds dazzle the sun of day.
The likes of our sultan Abul Hajjaj
منwho كأبيlike Abu الحجاجal-Hajjaj سُلطانناour sultan
من كأبي الحجاج سُلطاننا
دامmay endure لهfor him الملكthe dominion الرفيعُlofty المنارthe beacon
دام له الملك الرفيعُ المنار
Who is like Abu al-Hajjaj, our sultan?
May his lofty luminous reign endure
May his dominion endure, its beacon lofty.
Partial English translation: 13 of 14 Arabic lines translated.