وَكَأَنَّماand as though راياتُهُhis banners
وَكَأَنَّما راياتُهُ
مَشْهُورَةًraised يَوْمَthe day of اقْتِحامِهْhis assault
مَشْهُورَةً يَوْمَ اقْتِحامِهْ
And it is as though his banners,
And his banners
Raised on the day of his assault,
On the day of battle, seemingly
أَيْدٍhands تُشيرُsignal إِلىto الْعَدُthe enemy (first part)
أَيْدٍ تُشيرُ إِلى الْعَدُ
وِّcompletion of “enemy” بِسَلْمِهِwith his making peace أَوor بانْهِزامِهْwith his defeat
وِّ بِسَلْمِهِ أَو بانْهِزامِهْ
Were hands signaling to the enemy
Were hands signaling victory
To make peace or be defeated.
Or hands showing defeat.