وُجُوهُfaces سُوءٍof evil إنْif غَلَىboils مِرْجَلٌa cauldron
وُجُوهُ سُوءٍ إنْ غَلَى مِرْجَلٌ
لِفِتْنَةٍfor strife تَغْشاهُمُengulfs them بَصْبَصُواthey wag their tails
لِفِتْنَةٍ تَغْشاهُمُ بَصْبَصُوا
Faces of evil—if a cauldron boils
Faces of misery though a kettle boiled
With strife that engulfs them, they wag their tails;
To temptation overwhelming them they hastened
وإنْand if غَداbecomes سِرْبُهُمُtheir flock آمناًsecure
وإنْ غَدا سِرْبُهُمُ آمناً
فَكُلُّthen every شَرٍّevil عَنْهُfrom it لَمْdid not يَنْكُصُواthey shrink back
فَكُلُّ شَرٍّ عَنْهُ لَمْ يَنْكُصُوا
And if their flock becomes secure,
And if their troop at morn went forth secure
Then they shrink back from no evil.
From every evil still they never refrained
Sol 6.1