1. لا يكشفُ المرءُ في الحَمّامِ عَوْرتَه

    إلا لحالَيْن فَقْدِ العقلِ والدينِ

    A man does not expose his private parts in the bathhouse

    Except in two states: loss of reason and of faith.

  2. لو رام ذلك منه أمرُ مُغتصِبٍ

    في السوق بالقَهْر والتهديد والهُون

    If a coercer's command demanded this of him

    In the marketplace, through force, threats, and humiliation,

  3. لَكان يبذل عن إظهار عورتِه

    ما حاز لو أنها أموالُ قارون

    To avoid exposing his private parts, he would surrender

    All he possessed, even if it were the riches of Qarun.

  4. وحالة السوقِ والحمامِ واحدةٌ

    والفرقُ في ذاك معدوم البراهين

    And the situation in marketplace and bathhouse is the same,

    And no evidence supports any distinction here.

  5. فما له في انهتاكِ السترِ قد نَقَض ال

    حالين ما بين تقبيحٍ وتحسين

    Why, then, when the veil is torn, has he set the

    two situations at odds—condemning one and approving the other?