قلتُI said للقَلبِto the heart مَنْwho دَهاكَafflicted you أجِبنيanswer me
قلتُ للقَلبِ مَنْ دَهاكَ أجِبني
قالَit said ليto me بائعُseller of الفَرانيthe oven-baked loaves فَرَانيtore me
قالَ لي بائعُ الفَراني فَرَاني
I said to the heart, “Who has afflicted you? Answer me.”
I said to my heart, who has made you fall in love, tell me
It said to me, “The seller of oven-baked loaves tore me.
It said to me, the baker of breads has baked me
ناظِراهُyou two, challenge him فيماover what جنىwrought ناظِراهhis two eyes
ناظِراهُ فيما جنى ناظِراه
أوْدَعانيor leave me, you two أمُتْlet me die بِماof what أوْدَعانيthey both lodged in me
أوْدَعاني أمُتْ بِما أوْدَعاني
You two, challenge him over what his two eyes have wrought,
Looking at him as he collected the flour, looking at him
Or leave me to die of what they have lodged in me.
He has endowed me with that which he has endowed me
كنْتُI was فيin الحُبِّlove ذاpossessing انبساطٍopenness ولكِنْbut
كنْتُ في الحُبِّ ذا انبساطٍ ولكِنْ
كاشِحٌa spiteful enemy منamong بَنيthe sons of الزَّوانيthe harlots زَوانيmade me shrink
كاشِحٌ من بَني الزَّواني زَواني
I was open-hearted in love, but
I used to be happy in love but
A spiteful man among the sons of harlots made me shrink.”
A rude person from the Zawani family has made me sad
Sol 6.1