Sol 5.6

  1. Your gardens do not endure; my obligatory duties are

    my voluntary devotions, once the ordinances of duty have been observed.

  2. I exchange testimony with you, though I am not sincere;

    both of us have fallen into those reciprocal debts.

  3. My friend does not come to you in pursuit of ulterior aims,

    nor has he cinched the riding-camels with saddle-girths.

  4. A person’s body is an abode for desires;

    has he paid its zakat, as zakat is paid on merchandise?

  5. Its chambers alter the meanings,

    as a verse of poetry is divided into feet by prosody.

Sol 5.6