إِنَّindeed الجَديدَينِthe ever-new pair (day and night) ماnot رَثّاthey became threadbare وَلاnor خَلُقاthey wore out
إِنَّ الجَديدَينِ ما رَثّا وَلا خَلُقا
وَلَمand did not يَدوماthey remain constant عَلىin نُعمىprosperity وَلاnor بوسِmisery
وَلَم يَدوما عَلى نُعمى وَلا بوسِ
Indeed, the ever-new pair—day and night—have neither frayed nor worn out.
Nor have they stayed constant in prosperity or misery.
قَدindeed أَنذَرَwarned المُنذِرينِthe two Mundhirs الحَتفُdeath وَاِفتَرَساand they both devoured الthe
قَد أَنذَرَ المُنذِرينِ الحَتفُ وَاِفتَرَسا ال
فُرسانَhorsemen وَاِقتَبَساand they both borrowed نيرانَfires قابوسِQabus
فُرسانَ وَاِقتَبَسا نيرانَ قابوسِ
Death has warned the two Mundhirs; day and night have devoured the
horsemen and borrowed the fires of Qabus.
Sol 6.1