مِنof كُلِّevery ذاتِone possessing حَبائِكٍwoven meshes وَمُفاضَةٍand an ample coat of mail
مِن كُلِّ ذاتِ حَبائِكٍ وَمُفاضَةٍ
بَيضاءَbright white سابِغَةٍfully covering عَلىover الأَظفارِthe fingernails
بَيضاءَ سابِغَةٍ عَلى الأَظفارِ
Of every mesh-woven coat of mail and every ample one,
From all your loved ones and overflowing generosity,
bright white, reaching down over the fingernails.
Snow white covering the fingernails,
إِنَّindeed القُصورَthe palaces بِجيلِin Jil جَيلانَJilan الَّتيwhich
إِنَّ القُصورَ بِجيلِ جَيلانَ الَّتي
أَعيَتhad baffled مَعاقِلُهاtheir strongholds بَنيthe sons of الأَحرارِthe free men
أَعيَت مَعاقِلُها بَني الأَحرارِ
Indeed, the palaces in Jil of Jilan, whose
Indeed the palaces of the G̶e̶y̶l̶a̶n̶ tribe, which
strongholds had defied the sons of free men,
Exhausted their fortresses among the free men,
فُتِحَتwere taken بِسَيفِby the sword of بَنيthe sons of المُهَلَّبِal-Muhallab إِنَّهاindeed, it is
فُتِحَت بِسَيفِ بَني المُهَلَّبِ إِنَّها
لِلَّهِto God (in admiration) عادَتُهُمtheir custom عَلىagainst الكُفّارِthe unbelievers
لِلَّهِ عادَتُهُم عَلى الكُفّارِ
were taken by the sword of al-Muhallab's sons; such indeed
Were opened by the swords of the Banu Hilal, indeed
—God be praised!—is their custom against the unbelievers.
To God has returned their raid on the infidels,
غَلَبواthey prevailed بِأَنَّهُمُbecause they are الفَوارِسُthe horsemen فيin الوَغىbattle
غَلَبوا بِأَنَّهُمُ الفَوارِسُ في الوَغى
وَالأَكثَرونَand the most numerous غَداةَon the morning of كُلِّevery كِثارِcontest of numbers
وَالأَكثَرونَ غَداةَ كُلِّ كِثارِ
They prevailed because they are the horsemen in battle,
They prevailed because they are the horsemen in the fray
and the most numerous on the morning of every contest of numbers,
And the most on the morrow of every battle,
وَالأَحلَمونَand the most forbearing إِذاwhen الحُلومُminds تَهَزهَزَتwere shaken
وَالأَحلَمونَ إِذا الحُلومُ تَهَزهَزَت
بِالقَومِamong the people لَيسَare not حُلومُهُمtheir minds بِصِغارِat all small
بِالقَومِ لَيسَ حُلومُهُم بِصِغارِ
and the most forbearing when minds are shaken
And the most forbearing when temperaments were shaken
among the people—their judgment is not slight—
Among the people their temperaments were not small,
وَالقائِدونَand the leaders إِذاwhen الجِيادُthe noble steeds تَرَوَّحَتset out in the evening
وَالقائِدونَ إِذا الجِيادُ تَرَوَّحَت
وَمَضَينَand they pressed on بَعدَafter وَجىًhoof-soreness عَلىover الحِزوارِthe rugged ground
وَمَضَينَ بَعدَ وَجىً عَلى الحِزوارِ
and the leaders when the noble steeds set out at evening
And the leaders when the steeds were rested
and press on, their hooves already sore, over rugged ground,
And went after fatigue, on the saddlebags,
حَتّىuntil يَرِعنَthey return وَهُنَّwhile they are حَولَaround مُعَمَّمٍa turbaned man
حَتّى يَرِعنَ وَهُنَّ حَولَ مُعَمَّمٍ
بِالتاجِwith the crown فيamong حَلَقِthe circles of المُلوكِthe kings نِضارِof pure lineage
بِالتاجِ في حَلَقِ المُلوكِ نِضارِ
until they return, gathered round a man turbaned
Until they pasture and they wander around a turbaned one
with the crown, of pure lineage, amid the circles of kings.
With the crown in the throat of vigorous kings.
Sol 6.1