أخرجَنيdrew me away مُفَضَّلٌMufaddal
أخرجَني مُفَضَّلٌ
عَنfrom عادَتيmy habit المُفَضَّلَهpreferred
عَن عادَتي المُفَضَّلَه
Mufaddal has drawn me away
Mufaddal led me away
from my preferred habit.
From my preferred habit
قدindeed كنتُI used to أهجوsatirize النَّابهيthe prominent ones (word continues)
قد كنتُ أهجو النَّابهي
نَending of 'the prominent ones' مِنamong عُتاةِthe most insolent of الجَهَلَهthe ignorant
نَ مِن عُتاةِ الجَهَلَه
I used to satirize the prominent figures
I used to satirize the arrogant
among the most insolent fools,
Among the ignorant transgressors
مثلُsuch as أبيAbu (father of) جهلٍJahl (ignorance) وجيand the army (word continues)
مثلُ أبي جهلٍ وجي
شِending of 'army' المُشركينَthe polytheists السَّفَلَهthe base
شِ المُشركينَ السَّفَلَه
such as Abu Jahl and the army
Like Abu Jahl and Jaysh
of the base polytheists.
The base polytheists
فَصِرتُso I came to أهجوsatirize تافِهاًan insignificant man
فَصِرتُ أهجو تافِهاً
نكِرَةًa nobody لاno وزنَweight لَهto him
نكِرَةً لا وزنَ لَه
So I came to satirize an insignificant man,
So I began to satirize unimportant men
a nobody who carries no weight.
Worthless, without merit
Sol 6.1