Given a sentence in Somali language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact

[EX Q]: Somali sentence: 25 Maxaa yeelay, isagu gacantiisuu Ilaah ku taagay, Oo Ilaaha Qaadirka ah kibir buu ku caasiyaa.
[EX A]: 25 For he stretcheth out his hand against God, and strengtheneth himself against the Almighty.

[EX Q]: Somali sentence: 10 oo iyana waxay ku dhawaaqeen cod weyn iyagoo leh, Sayidkayaga quduuskaa oo runtahow, ilaa goormaadan xukumayn oo aadan dhiigayaga nooga aarayn kuwa dhulka jooga?
[EX A]: 10 And they cried with a loud voice, saying: How long, O Lord (holy and true) dost thou not judge and revenge our blood on them that dwell on the earth?

[EX Q]: Somali sentence: Mid kale oo ka mid ah Mu'miniinta hore waxa uu ahaa Swaid, ina Samit ee. Swaid ahaa gabayaa ah oo qaar ka mid ah Istaagi ka dayacnaa, sidaa darteed markii uu la kulmay Nabiga (Salla Allahu alihi wa Sallam) uu soo xigtay isaga in qaar ka mid ah erayada of Luqman. Nabiga xaqiijisay muujiyay sida uu Sheeko laakiin u sheegay ninkii dhallinyarada ahaa oo wuxuu lahaa oo waxIlaa hadda si fiican oo u gudbey akhriya Aayaadkanaga qaar ka mid ah Quraanka. Swaid si taxadar leh ay dhegaysan erayadaydii ay taas qalbigiisa taabtay oo uu duubay Islam oo aanu ka fikirayn labaad. Swaid la dilay intii uu socday dagaal ee Bu'ath sannaddii kow iyo tobnaad ee Nabinimo ah.
[EX A]:
Another of the early believers was Swaid, Samit’s son. Swaid was a poet of some standing from Yathrib so when he met the Prophet (salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) he quoted to him some of the words of Luqman. The Prophet affirmed the veracity of his narration but told the young man that he had something far better and proceeded to recite some verses of the Koran. Swaid listened carefully to its words which touched his heart and he embraced Islam without a second thought. Swaid was killed during the Battle of Bu’ath in the eleventh year of the prophethood.