ياO مَنْwhom أَحَلَّbrought down بهupon him الرَّزِيَّهthe calamity
يا مَنْ أَحَلَّ به الرَّزِيَّه
وأَعادَand turned نِعْمَتهhis blessing بَلِيَّهan affliction
وأَعادَ نِعْمَته بَلِيَّه
O you upon whom calamity has been brought,
and whose blessing was turned into affliction.
حَظِيَwas fortunate الرَّدىdeath بِكَwith you إِذْwhen غَدَتْshe became
حَظِيَ الرَّدى بِكَ إِذْ غَدَتْ
لَكَfor you بِنْتُdaughter عَمّارٍAmmar حَظيَّهa favored woman
لَكَ بِنْتُ عَمّارٍ حَظيَّه
Death was lucky to have you when she became
your favorite—the daughter of Ammar.
قُلْtell ليto me وَكَيْفَand how سلاhe found solace
قُلْ لي وَكَيْفَ سلا
مَعَwith ذُلِّlowliness قَامَتِكَyour stature القَميَّهpuny
مَعَ ذُلِّ قَامَتِكَ القَميَّه
Tell me, how did he find solace
with your lowly, puny stature?
أًنْتَyou البَعوضَةُthe mosquito قِلَّةًin smallness
أًنْتَ البَعوضَةُ قِلَّةً
وكَأَنَّهاand as though she were جَمَلُcamel الضَّحيَّهthe sacrifice
وكَأَنَّها جَمَلُ الضَّحيَّه
You are a mosquito in smallness,
and she is like a sacrificial camel.
نُبِئْتُهاI was told about her قالَتْshe said وقَدْand already
نُبِئْتُها قالَتْ وقَدْ
بَصُرَتْshe saw بِأَركَat your penis كَالشَّظيَّهlike a splinter
بَصُرَتْ بِأَركَ كَالشَّظيَّه
I was told she said, when
she saw your penis, splinter-like:
مَنْone who لَيْسَis not تُشْبِعُهُsatisfies him الهَريسَthe harisa porridge (word continues)
مَنْ لَيْسَ تُشْبِعُهُ الهَريسَ
ةُword-ending completing 'harisa' كَيْفَhow تُشْبِعُهُsatisfies him القَليَّهthe fried dish
ةُ كَيْفَ تُشْبِعُهُ القَليَّه
"One whom harisa porridge does not satisfy—
how can a fried dish satisfy him?"
فَلَوْso if اطَّلَعْتَyou had looked عَلَيْهِماupon the two of them
فَلَوْ اطَّلَعْتَ عَلَيْهِما
عِنْدَat the time of ارْتِكابِهِماtheir committing الخَطيَّهthe sin
عِنْدَ ارْتِكابِهِما الخَطيَّه
So, had you looked upon the two of them
as they committed the sin,
لَذَكَرْتَyou would have recalled فيin شَخْصيهِماtheir two figures الthe (article continues)
لَذَكَرْتَ في شَخْصيهِما ال
عَنْقاءَ‘Anqa (mythical giant bird) قَدْalready خَطَفَتْshe snatched صَبيَّهa little girl
عَنْقاءَ قَدْ خَطَفَتْ صَبيَّه
you would have recalled, in their two figures, the
‘Anqa that had snatched a little girl.
Sol 6.1