قالَsaid اِبنُson of بَيِّشٍBayyish المَشهورُwell-known مَوضِعُهُhis standing
قالَ اِبنُ بَيِّشٍ المَشهورُ مَوضِعُهُ
قَولاًwords يُعابُhe is reproached عَلَيهِfor it آخِرَuntil the end of الأَبَدِeternity
قَولاً يُعابُ عَلَيهِ آخِرَ الأَبَدِ
Ibn Bayyish, whose standing is well known, uttered
words for which he will be reproached until the end of time:
الخَمرُwine وَالزَّمرُand piping وَالفَحشاءُand lewdness أَجمَعُهاall of them
الخَمرُ وَالزَّمرُ وَالفَحشاءُ أَجمَعُها
حِلٌّlawful وَبِلٌّand permissible وَتَبقَىand remains خُطَّتيmy post بِيَديin my hand
حِلٌّ وَبِلٌّ وَتَبقَى خُطَّتي بِيَدي
“Wine, piping, and lewdness—all of them—
are lawful and permissible, while my post remains in my hand.”
Sol 6.1