مُكَرُهُمtheir schemes مَعروفُknown to أَهلِpeople of النُهىreason
مُكَرُهُم مَعروفُ أَهلِ النُهى
لِأَنَّbecause مَعروفَهُمtheir goodness المُنكَرُevil
لِأَنَّ مَعروفَهُم المُنكَرُ
Their schemes are known to people of reason,
for their goodness is evil.
وَيُسِرِّهُمُand delights them يُسرٌease وَعُسرٌand hardship بِلاwithout
وَيُسِرِّهُمُ يُسرٌ وَعُسرٌ بِلا
يُسرٍease ثَنىbent دينَهُمtheir faith الأَعسَرُthe harsher one
يُسرٍ ثَنى دينَهُم الأَعسَرُ
And ease delights them, while hardship without
ease—the harsher lot—has bent their faith.
كانواthey were عَلىtoward الإِقبالِgood fortune قَدalready أَقبَلواthey advanced
كانوا عَلى الإِقبالِ قَد أَقبَلوا
لِماwhen تَوَلّواthey turned toward وَجهَهُits face أَدبَرواthey turned their backs
لِما تَوَلّوا وَجهَهُ أَدبَروا
They had already advanced toward good fortune;
when they turned toward its face, they turned their backs.
Sol 6.1