لِأَمثالِهاat the likes of it يَسخَرُscoffs الساخِرُthe scoffer
لِأَمثالِها يَسخَرُ الساخِرُ
لَقَدindeed ذَلَّhas been brought low جارُكَyour neighbor ياO عامِرُʿĀmir
لَقَد ذَلَّ جارُكَ يا عامِرُ
At such things the scoffer scoffs.
For her like the mocker mocks,
Your neighbor has indeed been brought low, O ʿĀmir.
Indeed your neighbor has been humbled, O Aamir,
تَراهُyou see him لَقىًa castoff بَينَbetween أَيديhands الخُطوthe misfortunes (word continues)
تَراهُ لَقىً بَينَ أَيدي الخُطو
بِcompletes 'misfortunes'; no separate meaning لاnot أَنتَyou ناهٍone who forbids وَلاand not آمِرُone who commands
بِ لا أَنتَ ناهٍ وَلا آمِرُ
You see him a castoff in the hands of misfortunes,
You see him fallen into the hands of misfortune,
while you neither forbid nor command.
While you are neither helper nor commandant.
Sol 6.1