Now as for him who believes himself to be self-sufficien

As for the one who was indifferent,

As for him who was indifferent,

ammā mani is'taghn

As for (him) who considers himself free from need,

Now as for him who believes himself to be self-sufficien

As for him who thinketh himself independent

As to one who regards Himself as self-sufficient

As for the one who was indifferent,

As for him who was indifferent,

As for him who was indifferent

As for him who considers himself free from need (of you)

But as for he who was self-complacent,

However anyone who seems indifferent,

As for those who think themselves indifferent,

As for him who deems himself beyond need

Then whatever (may be the case), that who became disdainfully indifferent

As for him who is indifferent

But as for him who was indifferent

(But) as for him who thinks himself self- sufficient

Yet you pay attentio

As for the one who does not care (about faith)

As for him who deems himself in no need of Guidance

(Instead), the one who displays indifference

About the one who considers himself independent

As for he who thinks himself without need

As for the one who was rich

For the self-satisfied on

As for him who regardeth himself self-sufficient

As for him who is not in want of any thing

As for him who thinks himself self-sufficient,

As for him who deems himself to be independent (not needy of Divine guidance because of pride in his wealth and status)

But as for someone who is self-complacent

As for him who considers himself independent (or self-sufficient)

But whoever supposes he has no need

As for one who regards Himself as self-sufficient

But as for the one who thinks he is self-sufficient,

Now he who waxes indifferent

As for the one who was rich.

Now he who is well-to-do

As far him who regards himself self-sufficient;

As for the rich man

As for he who is suffice

As for him who considers himself free from nee

But/as for who availed/sufficed (rejected)

As to the rich one that you…

For him who does not care

How could it be that he who is disdainfully indifferent to the Truth

But the one who disregards (the Din [Religion)]

But as to him who considers himself self-sufficient and is indifferent (to the Truth)

As for him who thinks himself self-sufficient

But the self-sufficient

The man who is wealthy

But as for him who is wealthy

As to him who is wealthy

But to the wealthy ma

To one who regarded himself as independent,…

However anyone who seems indifferent,

But to the one who considered himself self- sufficient

As for he who thinks himself without need...

"But, as for the one who thinks he can take care of himself,"

As to one who regards himself self-sufficient

But he who is rich, with abundant means at command

As for him who is carefree (wealthy),

As to one who regards Himself as self-sufficient

As for (him) who considers himself free from n