مَنْwhoever لاَfirst fragment of 'blamed me' مِنيsecond fragment of 'blamed me' لوْif أنهthat he قدhad أبصَراseen
مَنْ لاَ مِني لوْ أنه قد أبصَرا
مَاwhat ذقتهI tasted it أضْحىbecame بهby it متَحيراbewildered
مَا ذقته أضْحى به متَحيرا
Whoever blamed me, had he seen
He who has no experience of what I feel, if he could but see
what I tasted, would have become bewildered by it,
What I have tasted he would wander distracted and lost.
وَغداand began يَقولُsaying لِصحبهto his companions إِنif أنتُموyou (plural)
وَغدا يَقولُ لِصحبه إِن أنتُمو
أنكرتُمواyou denied مَاwhat بيin me أتيتمْyou committed مُنكراa wrong
أنكرتُموا مَا بي أتيتمْ مُنكرا
and would have said to his companions: If you
And in the morning he would say to his friends, “If you
deny what is in me, you have committed a wrong.
Deny what has happened to me, you deny what is plain to see.”
شَذتdeparted أمُورُdoings القومthe folk عنfrom عَاداتِهمtheir customary ways
شَذت أمُورُ القوم عن عَاداتِهم
فَلأجلso because of ذاكthat يقالit is called سحرsorcery مُفترىfabricated
فَلأجل ذاك يقال سحر مُفترى
The doings of the folk have departed from their customary ways;
The affairs of the tribe have strayed from their usual ways;
so for that reason, it is called fabricated sorcery.
So for that they call it witchcraft and charge me falsely.
Sol 6.1