ذَهَبَhas vanished المُوالُwealth فَلاso there is no مُواwealth (word continued on the next line)
ذَهَبَ المُوالُ فَلا مُوا
لcompletion of the preceding word, 'wealth' وَقَدand indeed فَجِعناwe have been bereaved بِالعَرَبof the Arabs
ل وَقَد فَجِعنا بِالعَرَب
Wealth has vanished; no wealth remains,
The beloved has departed, so no more beloved
The wealth has vanished, so no weal-
and we have been bereaved of the Arabs,
Except remnants that have become
-th, and we are stricken by the Arabs,
إِلّاexcept بَقاياremnants أَصبَحواthey have become
إِلّا بَقايا أَصبَحوا
بِالعَصرِwhen squeezed مِنof قِشرِhusks القَصَبthe cane
بِالعَصرِ مِن قِشرِ القَصَب
save for remnants who have become,
In this era, like the husk of sugarcane
Save for remnants who have become,
when squeezed, mere husks of cane.
In words they appear Hatim
In this age, like the husks of reeds.
بالقَولِin speech بَدواthey appeared حاتِماًHatim
بالقَولِ بَدوا حاتِماً
وَالفِعلِand in deed ريحٌwind فيin القُرُبthe waterskins
وَالفِعلِ ريحٌ في القُرُب
In speech they seemed to be Hatim;
But in action, a wind in urns
In speech, they appeared like Hatim,
and in deed, wind in waterskins.
But in deeds, mere wind in waterskins.
Partial English translation: 5 of 6 Arabic lines translated.
Sol 6.1