‏ ‏حَسْبُنَا اللهُ وَنِعْمَ الْوَكِيلُ

Mesut Kurtis - حسبنا الله

يا فؤادي دع سوى الله
فوض الامر لله لله
قل و ناد حسبي الله
قل فما خاب عبد دعا الله

Rabeh Saqer - All My Best Wishes

All my best wishes1 to an era2 bygone, I suspect, never to return
The era of a loved one, who absconded with my heart, and left me a wretch

A loved one², I wish could always² be present with me

• 1. When people in the Gulf are fondly reminiscing about something, they pray 'May God sate it with rain!'
• 2. While many vestigial expressions in Arabic vernaculars maintain the 'tanween' (that final '-n' sound that isn't written), like شكرا 'shukran' for example, Najdi Arabic (Central Saudi Arabic) is the only dialect I know of that uses it regularly. In Najdi, though, it's always 'tanween bil-kasr' (always '-in,' never '-un' or '-an' except in those vestigial expressions). I'll mark the words with tanween with an itsy-bitsy two so you can follow along with the lyrics without second-guessing your ears.

Ungu (band) - Hasbunallah

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