غَشيتُI visited بِقُرّاat Qurra فَرطَafter the passing of حَولٍa year مُكَمَّلِcompleted
غَشيتُ بِقُرّا فَرطَ حَولٍ مُكَمَّلِ
مَغانِيَdwelling-sites دارٍa dwelling مِنof سُعادَSu'ad وَمَنزِلِand an abode
مَغانِيَ دارٍ مِن سُعادَ وَمَنزِلِ
At Qurra, after a full year had passed, I visited
I passed by Qurra in the midst of ample dwellings,
the dwelling-sites of Su'ad and her abode.
The songs of an abode of joy and home.
تَرىyou see جُلَّmost of ماwhat أَبقىleft السَواريthe night rains كَأَنَّهُas though it were
تَرى جُلَّ ما أَبقى السَواري كَأَنَّهُ
بُعَيدَshortly after السَوافيthe sand-driving winds أَثرُthe mark of سَيفٍa sword مُفَلَّلِnotched
بُعَيدَ السَوافي أَثرُ سَيفٍ مُفَلَّلِ
You see most of what the night rains left as though it were,
You see most of what the horsemen left as if it were
after the sand-driving winds, the mark of a notched sword.
Far from the horse trails, the mark of a dangling sword.
دِيارٌdwellings لِسُعدىof Su'da إِذwhen سُعادُSu'ad جَدايَةٌa gazelle fawn
دِيارٌ لِسُعدى إِذ سُعادُ جَدايَةٌ
مِنَamong الأُدمِthe pale gazelles خُمصانُslender الحَشاof belly غَيرُnot خَثيَلِfleshy
مِنَ الأُدمِ خُمصانُ الحَشا غَيرُ خَثيَلِ
Dwellings of Su'da, when Su'ad was a gazelle fawn,
It is the abode of Su’da when Su’ad is a helper,
among the pale gazelles, slim of belly, not fleshy.
Made of hides, not coarse hair-tents.
هِجانُpure البَياضِin whiteness أُشرِبَتwas suffused with لَونَa tint of صُفرَةٍyellow
هِجانُ البَياضِ أُشرِبَت لَونَ صُفرَةٍ
عَقيلَةُthe choicest female of جَوٍّa valley عازِبٍremote لَمnot يُحلَّلِinhabited
عَقيلَةُ جَوٍّ عازِبٍ لَم يُحلَّلِ
Pure white, suffused with a tinge of yellow,
The white sheep were dyed yellow,
the choicest of a remote valley no one had settled.
An unmarried maiden of the air not made lawful.
تَضِلُّget lost المَداريthe combing pins فيin ضَفائِرِهاher braids العُلىthe high ones
تَضِلُّ المَداري في ضَفائِرِها العُلى
إِذاwhen أُرسِلَتthey are loosened أَوor هَكَذاlike this غَيرَnot مُرسَلِloosened
إِذا أُرسِلَت أَو هَكَذا غَيرَ مُرسَلِ
Combing pins disappear in her lofty braids,
The rings in her braids wander
whether loosened or left like this, not let down.
When she lets them down or keeps them up.
كَأَنَّas though الرِعاثَthe earrings وَالسُلوسَand the chains تَصَلصَلَتjingled
كَأَنَّ الرِعاثَ وَالسُلوسَ تَصَلصَلَت
عَلىupon خُشَشاوَيthe two ear-roots of جَأبَةِstout of القَرنِhorn مُغزِلِa doe with a fawn
عَلى خُشَشاوَي جَأبَةِ القَرنِ مُغزِلِ
As though the earrings and chains were jingling
It was as though the trailing trains and lower parts
at the ear-roots of a stout-horned doe with a fawn.
Rustled over the bent poles of the spindle.
أَمَلَّتshe lingered through شُهورَthe months of الصَيفِsummer بَينَbetween إِقامَةٍdwelling
أَمَلَّت شُهورَ الصَيفِ بَينَ إِقامَةٍ
ذَلولاًyielding لَهاto her الواديthe valley وَرَملٍand sand مُسَهَّلِsmooth
ذَلولاً لَها الوادي وَرَملٍ مُسَهَّلِ
She lingered through the summer months, in a dwelling between
The summer months harbored between staying
a valley gentle to her and smooth, easy sands.
With the valley and sands made easy for them.
بِأَبطَحَin a pebbly vale تُلفيهاyou find her فُوَيقَjust atop فِراشِهاher bed
بِأَبطَحَ تُلفيها فُوَيقَ فِراشِها
ثَقالُsluggish الضُحىat forenoon لَمnot تَنتَطِقshe has girdled herself عَنout of تَفَضُّلِloose indoor dress
ثَقالُ الضُحى لَم تَنتَطِق عَن تَفَضُّلِ
In a pebbly vale you find her just atop her bed,
With sand hills wrapping their carpet bedding
sluggish at forenoon, not yet girdled out of her loose house-dress.
The heaviness of the forenoon, unable to speak of favor.
يُغَنّيsing الحَمامُthe doves فَوقَهاabove her كُلَّevery شارِقٍsunrise
يُغَنّي الحَمامُ فَوقَها كُلَّ شارِقٍ
غِناءَthe singing of السُكارىthe drunkards فيin عَريشٍa bower مُظَلَّلِshaded
غِناءَ السُكارى في عَريشٍ مُظَلَّلِ
Doves sing above her at every sunrise,
The doves sing above it every dawn
like drunkards singing in a shaded bower.
The songs of the intoxicated in a shaded shelter.
إِذاwhen وَرَدَتshe comes to water تَسقيwater بِحِسيٍat a seep-well رِعاؤهاher herdsmen
إِذا وَرَدَت تَسقي بِحِسيٍ رِعاؤها
قَصيرِshort الرِشاءِin well-rope قَعرُهُits bottom غَيرُnot مُحبِلِrequiring a long rope
قَصيرِ الرِشاءِ قَعرُهُ غَيرُ مُحبِلِ
When she comes to water, her herdsmen water at a seep-well,
When she waters with a bucket whose bottom
its rope short, its bottom needing no long cord.
Is short of being deep or hollow.
يَزينُadorn مَرادَthe roaming-ground of العَينِthe eye مِنfrom بَينِbetween جَيبِهاher neckline
يَزينُ مَرادَ العَينِ مِن بَينِ جَيبِها
وَلَبّاتِهاand the hollows of her throat أَجوازُsections of جَزعٍonyx مُفَصَّلِspaced in a necklace
وَلَبّاتِها أَجوازُ جَزعٍ مُفَصَّلِ
The eye's roaming-ground between her neckline
Adorning the eye’s desire among her bosom
and the hollows of her throat is adorned with sections of spaced onyx,
And folds, the joints of a hemmed cloak.
كَجَمرِlike embers of غَضاًghada wood هَبَّتblew لَهُupon it وَهوَwhile it was ثاقِبٌblazing
كَجَمرِ غَضاً هَبَّت لَهُ وَهوَ ثاقِبٌ
بِمَروَحَةٍwith a fan لَمnot تَستَتِرscreened رِيحُa wind شَمأَلِfrom the north
بِمَروَحَةٍ لَم تَستَتِر رِيحُ شَمأَلِ
like glowing ghada embers, blazing and fanned
Like burning embers she fans it while it penetrates
by a north wind blowing unscreened.
With a fan whose wind is not concealed.
وَوَحفٌand luxuriant hair يُغادىis treated each morning بِالدِهانِwith oils كَأَنَّهُas though it were
وَوَحفٌ يُغادى بِالدِهانِ كَأَنَّهُ
مَديدٌa long growth غَداهُnourished it السَيلُthe torrent مِنof نَبتِthe growth of عُنصُلِsquill
مَديدٌ غَداهُ السَيلُ مِن نَبتِ عُنصُلِ
And luxuriant hair, oiled each morning, as though it were
And a tent that travels with dye as though it were
a long growth of squill nourished by the torrent.
A pole the torrent made from the trunks of palm trees.
تَظَلُّremain مَداريهاher combing pins عَوازِبَlost وَسطَهُwithin it
تَظَلُّ مَداريها عَوازِبَ وَسطَهُ
إِذاwhen أَرسَلَتهُshe lets it loose أَوor كَذَاlike this غَيرَnot مُرسَلِloosened
إِذا أَرسَلَتهُ أَو كَذَا غَيرَ مُرسَلِ
Her combing pins remain lost within it,
Its sides shelter spinsters when
whether she lets it loose or leaves it thus, unloosened.
She sends it forth or so unfurled.
إِذاif هِيَshe لَمnot تَستَكcleans her teeth بِعودِwith a twig of أَراكَةٍan arak tree
إِذا هِيَ لَم تَستَك بِعودِ أَراكَةٍ
تُنُخِّلَwas carefully selected فَاِستاكَتthen she cleaned her teeth بِهِwith it عودُa twig إِسحَلِof ishal
تُنُخِّلَ فَاِستاكَت بِهِ عودُ إِسحَلِ
If she does not clean her teeth with an arak twig,
When it does not avail with a tent pole
an ishal twig is selected, and she brushes with it.
She seeks benefit from an acacia pole.
إِذاwhen سَئِمَتshe grows weary مِنof لَوحَةِthe scorching of الشَمسِthe sun كَنَّهاshelters her
إِذا سَئِمَت مِن لَوحَةِ الشَمسِ كَنَّها
كِناسٌa gazelle's covert كَظِلِّlike the shade of الهَودَجِthe howdah المُتَحَجِّلِcurtained
كِناسٌ كَظِلِّ الهَودَجِ المُتَحَجِّلِ
When she wearies of the sun's scorching, she is sheltered
When weary of the sun’s pane it shelters her
by a gazelle's covert, like the shade of a curtained howdah.
Like the shade of a covered howdah.
بَنيO sons of جَعفَرٍJa'far لاdo not تَكفُرواdeny حُسنَthe goodness of سَعيِناour efforts
بَني جَعفَرٍ لا تَكفُروا حُسنَ سَعيِنا
وَأَثنواand praise بِحُسنِwith fair القَولِwords فيin كُلِّevery مَحفَلِgathering
وَأَثنوا بِحُسنِ القَولِ في كُلِّ مَحفَلِ
Sons of Ja'far, do not deny the good we have done,
Clan of Ja’far, do not reject our good efforts
and praise us with fair words in every gathering.
And speak well in every gathering.
وَلاand do not تَكفُرواdeny فيin النائِباتِcalamities بَلاءَناour valor
وَلا تَكفُروا في النائِباتِ بَلاءَنا
إِذاwhen مَسَّكُمbears down on you مِنهاamid them العَدوُّthe enemy بِكَلكَلِwith his breast
إِذا مَسَّكُم مِنها العَدوُّ بِكَلكَلِ
Do not deny our valor in calamities,
And do not reject, in misfortunes, our affliction
when, amid them, the enemy bears down on you with his breast.
When an enemy touches you with harm.
فَنَحنُfor we مَنَعناdefended يَومَon the day of حِرسٍHirs نِساءَكُمyour women
فَنَحنُ مَنَعنا يَومَ حِرسٍ نِساءَكُم
غَداةَthe morning دَعاناhe called us عامِرٌ'Amir غَيرَnot مُؤتَليremiss
غَداةَ دَعانا عامِرٌ غَيرَ مُؤتَلي
For we defended your women on the day of Hirs,
We—when Amer had called us, not avoiding—
the morning 'Amir called us, sparing no effort.
Protected your women the day of Hirrs.
دَعاhe called دَعوةًa cry يالَO, to the rescue الجُلَيحَاءِal-Julayha' بَعدَماafter
دَعا دَعوةً يالَ الجُلَيحَاءِ بَعدَما
رَأىhe saw عُرضَthe broad mass of دَهمٍa dark host صَرَّعَhad felled السِربَthe company مُثعَلِswarming
رَأى عُرضَ دَهمٍ صَرَّعَ السِربَ مُثعَلِ
He raised the cry, “O al-Julayha'!” after
He called a call, “O people of Julayha”, after
he saw the broad mass of a swarming dark host that had felled the company.
Seeing the shame of Dahm strewn about cut to pieces.
فَقالَthen he said اِركَبواmount أَنتُمyou حُمَاةٌdefenders لِمِثلِهاagainst such a crisis
فَقالَ اِركَبوا أَنتُم حُمَاةٌ لِمِثلِها
فَطِرناso we flew إِلَىto مَقصورَةٍkept-in horses لَمnot تُعَبَّلِmade bulky
فَطِرنا إِلَى مَقصورَةٍ لَم تُعَبَّلِ
He said, “Mount! You are defenders against such a crisis.”
Then he said, “You who protect the likes of them, ride!”
We flew to a kept-in string of horses, not grown bulky,
So we hastened to an unfinished destination.
طِوالُlong الذُنابىof tail أُتِرفَتwas pampered وَهيَand she was جَونَةٌdark
طِوالُ الذُنابى أُتِرفَت وَهيَ جَونَةٌ
بِلَبسَةِin a covering of تَسبيغٍfull length وَثَوبٍand a garment مُوَصَّلِjoined together
بِلَبسَةِ تَسبيغٍ وَثَوبٍ مُوَصَّلِ
long-tailed, pampered, and dark-coated,
Long of tails, bred freely, in clothes
clad in ample covering and a close-joined garment.
Of dye and a joined garment.
فَجاءَتthen they came بِفُرسانِbearing the riders of الصَباحِthe morning عَوابِساًgrim-faced
فَجاءَت بِفُرسانِ الصَباحِ عَوابِساً
سِراعاًswift إِلىto الهَيجاbattle مَعاًtogether غَيرَnot عُزَّلِunarmed
سِراعاً إِلى الهَيجا مَعاً غَيرَ عُزَّلِ
They came bearing the morning's riders, grim-faced,
They came with the horsemen of the dawn, frowning
swift to battle together, not unarmed.
Hastening to the fray together, not held back.
فَأَحمَشَthen harried أولاهُمtheir foremost وَأَلحَقَand drove after them سِربَهُمtheir troop
فَأَحمَشَ أولاهُم وَأَلحَقَ سِربَهُم
فَوارِسُhorsemen مِنّاof ours بِالقَناwith the spears المُتَنَخَّلِcarefully selected
فَوارِسُ مِنّا بِالقَنا المُتَنَخَّلِ
Their foremost were harried, their troop driven after them
Their first dashed, overtaking their horses,
by horsemen of ours with carefully chosen spears.
While horsemen from us, with the spears, perforated.
فَحامىthen defended مُحاميناour champion وَطَرَّفَand drove off عَنهُمُfrom them
فَحامى مُحامينا وَطَرَّفَ عَنهُمُ
عَصائِبُbands مِنّاof ours فيin الوَغىbattle لَمnot تُهَلَّلِfaltered
عَصائِبُ مِنّا في الوَغى لَم تُهَلَّلِ
Our champion defended them; their foes were driven off
Our defenders protected and warded them off
by bands of ours in battle that never faltered.
Brave ones from us in the melee, unadorned.
رَدَدناwe brought back السَباياthe captive women مِنof نُفَيلٍNufayl وَجَعفَرٍand Ja'far
رَدَدنا السَبايا مِن نُفَيلٍ وَجَعفَرٍ
وَهُنَّand they were حَبالىpregnant مِنamong مُخِفٍّthose lightly burdened وَمُثقِلِand those heavily burdened
وَهُنَّ حَبالى مِن مُخِفٍّ وَمُثقِلِ
We brought back the captive women of Nufayl and Ja'far,
We returned the captives from Nufayl and Ja’far
pregnant, some lightly burdened, others heavy.
While they were pregnant, some apparent, some hidden.
وَراكِضَةٍand a fleeing woman ماnot تَستَجِنُّsheltering herself بِجُنَّةٍbehind a shield
وَراكِضَةٍ ما تَستَجِنُّ بِجُنَّةٍ
بَعيرَa camel حِلالٍunsaddled راجَعَتهُshe returned to it مُجَعفَلِthrown down
بَعيرَ حِلالٍ راجَعَتهُ مُجَعفَلِ
And many a fleeing woman, with no shield to shelter her,
And a she-camel fleeing, not avoiding with a camel litter,
returned to a saddleless camel lying thrown down.
A she-camel whose strap a torrent had torn.
فَقُلتُso I said لَهاto her لَمّاwhen رَأَيتُI saw الَّذيwhat بِهاwas upon her
فَقُلتُ لَها لَمّا رَأَيتُ الَّذي بِها
مِنَof الشَرِّevil لاdo not تَستَوهِليpanic وَتَأَمَّليand look closely
مِنَ الشَرِّ لا تَستَوهِلي وَتَأَمَّلي
I said to her, when I saw what had befallen her
So I said to her when I saw the harm upon her,
of evil, “Do not panic; look closely.
“Do not make light of it, consider!”
فَإِنso if كانَwere قَوميmy people لَيسَnot عِندَكِknown to you خَيرُهُمtheir goodness
فَإِن كانَ قَومي لَيسَ عِندَكِ خَيرُهُم
فَإِنَّthen indeed سُؤالَasking الناسِpeople شَافيكِwill heal you فَاِسأَليso ask
فَإِنَّ سُؤالَ الناسِ شَافيكِ فَاِسأَلي
If you do not know the goodness of my people,
“If my people have not treated you well,
asking others will ease your mind—so ask.”
Then asking people will cure you, so ask.”
وَمُستَلحِمٍand a man hemmed in تَحتَbeneath العَواليthe spearheads حَمَيتُهُI protected him
وَمُستَلحِمٍ تَحتَ العَوالي حَمَيتُهُ
مُعَمِّمِbroadcasting دَعوىan appeal مُستَغيثٍcrying for help مُجَلِّلِcalling to all
مُعَمِّمِ دَعوى مُستَغيثٍ مُجَلِّلِ
And many a man hemmed in beneath the spearheads I protected,
A disheveled man under the highlands, I protected him
broadcasting his appeal, crying out for help to all.
A man in turban with a plea, abased.
فَفَرَّجتُso I relieved عَنهُfrom him الكَربَthe distress حَتّىuntil كَأَنَّماas though
فَفَرَّجتُ عَنهُ الكَربَ حَتّى كَأَنَّما
تَأَوّىhe took refuge مِنَfrom الهَيجاbattle إِلىinto حَوزِthe precincts of مَعقِلِa stronghold
تَأَوّى مِنَ الهَيجا إِلى حَوزِ مَعقِلِ
I lifted the anguish from him until it seemed
So I relieved his troubles until it was as though
he had taken refuge from battle within a fortress.
He had taken refuge from the fray to the refuge of a fortress.
مُشيفٍon the brink عَلىof إِحدىone of اِثنَتَينِtwo بِنفَسِهِwith his life
مُشيفٍ عَلى إِحدى اِثنَتَينِ بِنفَسِهِ
فُوَيتَjust beyond المَعاليthe raised points بَينَbetween أَسرٍcapture وَمَقتَلِand death in battle
فُوَيتَ المَعالي بَينَ أَسرٍ وَمَقتَلِ
His life had been on the brink of one of two fates,
Brandishing with its blade, it drives away the dust as though
barely beyond the raised spear-points, between capture and death.
It were the pouring from a waterskin of Sihab, hurried.
بِرَمّاحَةٍwith a kicking mare تَنفيscatters التُرابَthe dust كَأَنَّهاas though she were
بِرَمّاحَةٍ تَنفي التُرابَ كَأَنَّها
هَراقَةُan outpouring of عَقٍّred liquid مِنfrom شَعيبىtwo small leather skins مُعَجَّلِhurried
هَراقَةُ عَقٍّ مِن شَعيبى مُعَجَّلِ
With a kicking mare that scatters dust, as though she were
When the swordsman looks at it, he dodges
a hurried outpouring of red liquid from two small leather skins.
Bowing with his hands, far from slashes.
إِذاwhen نَظَرَتlooked فيهِupon him الحَفِيَّةُthe devoted woman وَلوَلَتshe wailed
إِذا نَظَرَت فيهِ الحَفِيَّةُ وَلوَلَت
خَنوفاًslapping her face بِكَفَّيهاwith her two palms بُعَيدَjust after التَوَلُّلِthe wailing
خَنوفاً بِكَفَّيها بُعَيدَ التَوَلُّلِ
When the woman devoted to him looked upon him, she wailed,
However much we mixed our blood with yours
slapping her face with both palms just after her lament.
And dyed our spears from cleavage and separation.
وَكائِنand how many كَرَرناwe turned back مِنof جَوادٍa steed وَراءَكُمbehind you
وَكائِن كَرَرنا مِن جَوادٍ وَراءَكُم
وَكائِنand how many خَضَبناwe stained مِنof سِنانٍa spearhead ومُنصَلِand a blade
وَكائِن خَضَبنا مِن سِنانٍ ومُنصَلِ
How many a steed we turned back behind you,
However much we mixed our blood with you
and how many a spearhead and blade we stained!
And with a fighter and prisoner bound.
وَكائِنand how many كَرَرناwe brought back مِنof سَوامٍgrazing herds عَلَيكُمُto you
وَكائِن كَرَرنا مِن سَوامٍ عَلَيكُمُ
وَمِنand of كاعِبٍa full-breasted maiden وَمِنand of أَسيرٍa captive مُكَبَّلِfettered
وَمِن كاعِبٍ وَمِن أَسيرٍ مُكَبَّلِ
How many grazing herds we brought back to you,
Unkempt, his misery made public, deprived of provision,
and how many a full-breasted maiden and fettered captive!
Of those whom fate left behind, torn.
وَأَشعَثَand a disheveled man يَزهاهُdrives him away النُبوحُthe barking مُدَفَّعٍrepeatedly rebuffed
وَأَشعَثَ يَزهاهُ النُبوحُ مُدَفَّعٍ
عَنِfrom الزادِprovisions مِمَّنamong those whom خَلَّفَleft behind الدَهرُtime مُحثَلِwasted
عَنِ الزادِ مِمَّن خَلَّفَ الدَهرُ مُحثَلِ
And many a disheveled man whom barking drove away, rebuffed
He came to us but we did not drive him away when he came knocking,
from food, one whom time had left wasted,
And we said to him, “Your coming has been long, so alight.”
أَتاناhe came to us فَلَمand we did not نَدفَعهُturn him away إذَwhen جاءَhe came طارِقاًas a night visitor
أَتانا فَلَم نَدفَعهُ إذَ جاءَ طارِقاً
وَقُلناand we said لَهُto him قَدindeed طالَhas been long طولُكَyour wandering فَاِنزِلِso alight
وَقُلنا لَهُ قَد طالَ طولُكَ فَاِنزِلِ
came to us by night, and we did not turn him away.
We were hospitable but did not oblige him with our food,
We said to him, “Your wandering has been long; alight.”
So he went disputing with every single-headed one.
هَنَأناwe fed him فَلَمand we did not نَمنُنhold as a favor عَلَيهِover him طَعامَناour food
هَنَأنا فَلَم نَمنُن عَلَيهِ طَعامَنا
فَراحَthen he departed يُباريmatching كُلَّevery رَأسٍhead مُرَجَّلِwell-combed
فَراحَ يُباري كُلَّ رَأسٍ مُرَجَّلِ
We fed him, without holding our food over him as a favor;
Then the affair settled down after having raged,
he went off matching every well-combed head.
And were it not for our efforts, it would not have settled.
فَأَبَّلَthen he acquired camels وَاِستَرخَىand grew easier بِهِfor him الشَأنُhis affairs بَعدَماafter
فَأَبَّلَ وَاِستَرخَى بِهِ الشَأنُ بَعدَما
أَسافَhis herd perished وَلَولاand but for سَعيُناour efforts لَمnot يُؤَبِّلِhe would have acquired camels
أَسافَ وَلَولا سَعيُنا لَم يُؤَبِّلِ
He became a camel-owner, and his affairs eased, after
That is so, and we did not deprive Tufayl ibn Malik
his herd had perished; without our efforts he would have had no camels.
And we do good whenever asked.
فَذاكَso that was it وَلَمand we did not نَحرَمdeprive طُفَيلَTufayl بنَson of مالِكٍMalik
فَذاكَ وَلَم نَحرَم طُفَيلَ بنَ مالِكٍ
وَكُنّاand we would مَتىwhenever ماat all نُسأَلِbe asked الخَيرَfor good نَفعَلِdo it
وَكُنّا مَتى ما نُسأَلِ الخَيرَ نَفعَلِ
So it was; nor did we deny Tufayl son of Malik,
For us is a fortress that threw down all fortresses
and whenever asked to do good, we did it.
Lying idle compared to it, every fortress.
لَناwe have مَعقِلٌa stronghold بَذَّsurpassed المَعاقِلَthe strongholds كُلَّهاall of them
لَنا مَعقِلٌ بَذَّ المَعاقِلَ كُلَّها
يُرىis seen خامِلاًas lowly مِنfrom دونِهِbeneath it كُلُّevery مَعقِلِstronghold
يُرى خامِلاً مِن دونِهِ كُلُّ مَعقِلِ
We have a stronghold surpassing all strongholds,
beside which every stronghold is seen as lowly.
Partial English translation: 82 of 84 Arabic lines translated.
Sol 6.1