موسىMusa وَهارونَand Harun هُماthe two of them اللَذانِthe two who
موسى وَهارونَ هُما اللَذانِ
فيin كُتُبِbooks الأَخبارِthe chronicles يوجَدانِare both found
في كُتُبِ الأَخبارِ يوجَدانِ
Musa and Harun are the two
Moses and Aaron are the two
Found in the books of chronicles,
Found in books of news
مِنfrom وَلَدِoffspring المَهدِيِّal-Mahdi مُهدِيّانِtwo rightly guided ones
مِن وَلَدِ المَهدِيِّ مُهدِيّانِ
قُدّاًboth fashioned عِنانَينِtwo reins عَلىupon عِنانِone rein
قُدّاً عِنانَينِ عَلى عِنانِ
Two rightly guided sons of al-Mahdi,
Two guided ones from the Mahdi's lineage
Fashioned as two reins of equal measure.
With two reins held onto two reins
قَدindeed أَطلَقَset free المَهدِيُّal-Mahdi ليfor me لِسانيmy tongue
قَد أَطلَقَ المَهدِيُّ لي لِساني
وَشَدَّand strengthened أَزريmy back ماwhat بِهِwith it حَبانيhe favored me
وَشَدَّ أَزري ما بِهِ حَباني
Al-Mahdi has indeed set my tongue free,
The Mahdi unleashed my tongue for me
And what he bestowed on me has strengthened my back:
And wrapped my loins with what endowed me
مِنَof اللُجَينِsilver وَمِنَand of العِقبانِthe eagles (a metaphor for camels)
مِنَ اللُجَينِ وَمِنَ العِقبانِ
عيدِيَّةٌʿĪdī camels شاحِطَةُfar beyond reach الأَثمانِthe prices
عيدِيَّةٌ شاحِطَةُ الأَثمانِ
Silver and eagle-like mounts—
With the two noble and highborn ones
ʿĪdī camels, priced far beyond reach.
A feast day devastating prices
لَوif خايَلَتrivaled دِجلَةَthe Tigris بِالأَلبانِwith milk
لَو خايَلَت دِجلَةَ بِالأَلبانِ
إِذاًthen لَقيلَit would surely be said اِشتَبَهَbecame indistinguishable النَهرانِthe two rivers
إِذاً لَقيلَ اِشتَبَهَ النَهرانِ
Were they to rival the Tigris with their milk,
If the Tigris were mixed with milk
Then it would be said: 'The two rivers are indistinguishable.'
It would be said the two rivers resembled each other
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.