1. ما إِن أُبالي إِذا أَرواحُنا قُبِضَت

    ماذا فَعَلتُم بِأَوصالٍ وَأَبشارِ

    I care not at all, once our souls have been taken,

    What you do to limbs and skins.

  2. تَجري المَجَرَّةُ وَالنَسرانِ عَن قَدَرٍ

    وَالشَمسُ وَالقَمَرُ الساري بِمِقدارِ

    The Milky Way and the two Eagles move by decree,

    And the sun and the night-traveling moon, in due measure.

  3. وَقَد عَلِمتُ وَخَيرُ القَولِ أَنفَعُهُ

    أَنَّ السَعيدَ الَّذي يَنجو مِنَ النارِ

    And I have learned—and the best speech is the most beneficial—

    That the fortunate one is he who escapes the Fire.