بشراكglad tidings to you ياO اِبراهيمIbrahim بِالشَمسof the sun الَّتيwho
بشراك يا اِبراهيم بِالشَمس الَّتي
يَسعىhastens لَهاto her فيin مَهدِهاher cradle إِسعادُهاher happiness
يَسعى لَها في مَهدِها إِسعادُها
Glad tidings, O Ibrahim, of the sun whose
Your rise, O Abraham, with the sun that
happiness hastens to her in her cradle.
Seeks its happiness in its cradle
فَيُمْنُهاand her good fortune قَدindeed قالَsaid فيin تاريخهاher birth-date
فَيُمْنُها قَد قالَ في تاريخها
خَديجةKhadija الأَصلorigin زَهاshone مِيلادهاher birth
خَديجة الأَصل زَها مِيلادها
And her good fortune has said of her birth-date:
So it told in its history
“Khadija by origin—her birth has shone.”
Khadija, the origin, her birth brought it joy