رُحتُI went فيamong الناسِthe people كَرَبعٍlike a dwelling-place دارِسٍruined
رُحتُ في الناسِ كَرَبعٍ دارِسٍ
أَخَذَتtook away مِنهُfrom it رِياحٌwinds وَمَطَرand rain
أَخَذَت مِنهُ رِياحٌ وَمَطَر
I went among people like a ruined dwelling,
I went among people like a studious scholar,
On which winds and rain had taken their toll.
The winds and rain took from him,
خَبَأَstored away الدَجنُthe cloud bank لِأَرضٍfor a land جَودَهُits abundant rain
خَبَأَ الدَجنُ لِأَرضٍ جَودَهُ
وَطَوىand passed over أَرضيmy land بَخيلاًmiserly ماnot قَطَرit shed a drop
وَطَوى أَرضي بَخيلاً ما قَطَر
The cloud bank saved its abundant rain for one land,
The clouds concealed the generosity of the land,
And passed over mine, miserly, shedding not a drop.
And folded up the ground miserly, without dripping.
مُستَطارٌpanic-stricken أَناI مِنfrom خَوفِfear of الرِدىdeath
مُستَطارٌ أَنا مِن خَوفِ الرِدى
كُلُّevery شَيءٍthing فيin كِتابٍa book مُستَطَرwritten down
كُلُّ شَيءٍ في كِتابٍ مُستَطَر
I am panic-stricken with fear of death;
I am wary of ruin,
Everything is written down in a book.
Everything in a sealed book is wary.
غَفَرَmay forgive اللَهُGod لِعَبدٍfor a servant غافِلٍheedless
غَفَرَ اللَهُ لِعَبدٍ غافِلٍ
هُوَhe فيin أَعظَمِthe greatest جَهلٍignorance وَخَطَرand peril
هُوَ في أَعظَمِ جَهلٍ وَخَطَر
May God forgive a heedless servant,
May God forgive a heedless servant,
Who is in the gravest ignorance and peril.
He is in the greatest ignorance and danger.
تَرَكَhe abandoned الآجِلُthe life to come لَمdid not يَحفِلcare بِهِabout it
تَرَكَ الآجِلُ لَم يَحفِل بِهِ
وَمِنَand from العاجِلِthe present life لَمdid not يَقضِfulfill الوَطَرthe desire
وَمِنَ العاجِلِ لَم يَقضِ الوَطَر
He abandoned the life to come, paying it no heed,
He who postpones left him, he did not care for him,
Nor did he fulfill his desire in the present life.
And he did not fulfill his present desires.
حَكَمَdecreed الرَبُّthe Lord لِبَدرٍfor a full moon فَاِستَوىso it became full
حَكَمَ الرَبُّ لِبَدرٍ فَاِستَوى
وَهِلالٍand a crescent مُستَجِدٍّnewly appearing فانَأطَرso it curved
وَهِلالٍ مُستَجِدٍّ فانَأطَر
The Lord ordained the full moon, and it grew round,
The Lord decreed for the full moon until it waned,
And a newborn crescent, and it curved.
And the new crescent until it disappeared.
تُظهِرُyou display الدينَreligion وَتُخفيand you conceal غَيرَهُwhat is other than it
تُظهِرُ الدينَ وَتُخفي غَيرَهُ
إِنَّماonly شَأنُكَyour conduct مَكرٌdeceit وَبَطَرand wanton pride
إِنَّما شَأنُكَ مَكرٌ وَبَطَر
You display religion and conceal something else;
You show religion and conceal others,
Your conduct is nothing but deceit and wanton pride.
Your way is merely deceit and trickery.
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.