- For such a loud sound is arriving from left and right. O Lord, where is he that causes it to arrive?”
- کین چنین بانگ بلند از چپ و راست ** می‌رسد یا رب رساننده کجاست
- When she did not see (any one), she became distraught and despairing: her body began to tremble like the willow-bough.
- چون ندید او خیره و نومید شد ** جسم لرزان هم‌چو شاخ بید شد
- She came back towards that righteous child: she did not see Mustafá in his (former) place. 930
- باز آمد سوی آن طفل رشید ** مصطفی را بر مکان خود ندید
- Bewilderment on bewilderment fell upon her heart: from grief her abode became very dark.
- حیرت اندر حیرت آمد بر دلش ** گشت بس تاریک از غم منزلش
- She ran to the dwellings (hard by) and raised an outcry, saying, “Who has carried off my single pearl?”
- سوی منزلها دوید و بانگ داشت ** که کی بر دردانه‌ام غارت گماشت
- The Meccans said, “We have no knowledge: we knew not that a child was there.”
- مکیان گفتند ما را علم نیست ** ما ندانستیم که آنجا کودکیست
- She shed so many tears and made (so) much lamentation that those others began to weep because of her (grief).
- ریخت چندان اشک و کرد او بس فغان ** که ازو گریان شدند آن دیگران
- Beating her breast, she wept so well (mightily) that the stars were made to weep by her weeping. 935
- سینه کوبان آن چنان بگریست خوش ** که اختران گریان شدند از گریه‌اش
- Story of the old Arab who directed Halíma to seek help from the idols.
- حکایت آن پیر عرب کی دلالت کرد حلیمه را به استعانت به بتان
- An old man with a staff approached her, saying, “Why, what hath befallen thee, O Halíma,
- پیرمردی پیشش آمد با عصا ** کای حلیمه چه فتاد آخر ترا
- That thou didst let such a fire (of grief) blaze (forth) from thy heart and consume these bowels (of the bystanders) with mourning?”
- که چنین آتش ز دل افروختی ** این جگرها را ز ماتم سوختی