«وَسَمَاحُكَ يُغِيثُ وَسَمَاؤُكَ تُغِيثُ»
Your generosity brings relief, and your sky sends aid as rain.
The similar sounds of samāḥ and samāʾ link benevolence with the sky, while the verbs evoke aid and rain. The image expands generosity into a life-giving natural force.
This is heightened praise, not a literal claim that the patron controls the weather. The double field of meaning—moral help and rainfall—is the point of the verbal art.