عَلِّموهُنَّTeach them (feminine plural) الغَزلَspinning وَالنَسجَand weaving وَالرَدand spindle-work (first fragment)
عَلِّموهُنَّ الغَزلَ وَالنَسجَ وَالرَد
نَcompletion of 'spindle-work' وَخَلّواand leave aside كِتابَةًwriting وَقِراءَهand reading
نَ وَخَلّوا كِتابَةً وَقِراءَه
Teach them spinning, weaving, and spindle-
Teach them sewing and weaving and embroidery
work, and leave aside writing and reading.
But keep them from reading and writing
فَصَلاةُfor the prayer الفَتاةِof the girl بِالحَمدِwith al-Hamd وَالإِخand al-Ikhlas (first fragment)
فَصَلاةُ الفَتاةِ بِالحَمدِ وَالإِخ
لاصِcompletion of 'al-Ikhlas' تُجزيsuffices عَنin place of يونُسَYunus وَبَراءَهand Bara'ah
لاصِ تُجزي عَن يونُسَ وَبَراءَه
For a girl's prayer with al-Hamd and al-Ikh-
For a girl's prayers of praise and salvation
las suffices in place of Yunus and Bara'ah.
Are enough to absolve Jonah and exonerate him
تَهتِكُshe rends السِترَthe veil بِالجُلوسِby sitting أَمامَin front of السِthe curtain (first fragment)
تَهتِكُ السِترَ بِالجُلوسِ أَمامَ السِ
ترِcompletion of 'curtain' إِنif غَنَّتِsing القِيانُthe singing slave-girls وَراءَهbehind it
ترِ إِن غَنَّتِ القِيانُ وَراءَه
She rends the veil by sitting before the cur-
She rends the veil by sitting before the veil
tain, if the singing slave-girls sing behind it.
If she sings melodies behind it
Sol 6.1