شَيئَانِtwo things لاnot يَجِدُfinds المُشتَمُّthe smeller بَينَهُماbetween the two of them
شَيئَانِ لا يَجِدُ المُشتَمُّ بَينَهُما
فَرقاًa difference وَماand not بِهِماin the two of them فَقرٌneed إِلىfor طيبِperfume
فَرقاً وَما بِهِما فَقرٌ إِلى طيبِ
Two things between which the smeller finds no
Two things the reviled finds no difference between,
difference, and neither has any need of perfume:
And neither needs pleasantness:
شُمَّthe scent الحَبيبِof the beloved وَريحُand the fragrance الراحِof wine بَعدُafterward وَلَمand did not
شُمَّ الحَبيبِ وَريحُ الراحِ بَعدُ وَلَم
أَحكُمI judge بِذَلِكَconcerning that إِلّاexcept بَعدَafter تَجريبِtesting
أَحكُم بِذَلِكَ إِلّا بَعدَ تَجريبِ
the beloved’s scent and then the fragrance of wine; and I did not
The scent of the beloved, and the wind of the riding camel after departure,
make that judgment until after testing.
And I judged this only after experiencing it.
Sol 6.1