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

Q: Somali sentence: 9:20 Oo nimanka kale oo, kuwaas oo aan la laayay dhibaatooyinkani, kama ay toobad keenin ka shuqulladii ay gacmahoodu, si ay doonayeen ayan u caabudin jinniyo, ama sanamyo dahab iyo lacag, iyo naxaas, iyo dhagaxa iyo qoriga, oo aan waxba arag karin, maqlin, hana ugu socon.

A: 9:20 And the rest of men, who were not slain by these afflictions, did not repent from the works of their hands, so that they would not worship demons, or idols of gold and silver and brass and stone and wood, which can neither see, nor hear, nor walk .
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Q: Somali sentence: 16 Laakiin waxaa barakaysan indhihiinna, waayo, wax bay arkaan, iyo dhegihiinna, waayo, wax bay maqlaan.

A: 16 But blessed are your eyes, for they see: and your ears, for they hear.
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Q: Somali sentence: Sida addoomadiisa uu diinta Islaamka ka tirsan Qureesheed ah kuwa aan rumaysan, waxay heleen Cadaab Xun oo ugu khatarta ah ee ay ku aadanaa by fog ahaa ee danyarta ah. Cadaabkanaga, sida garaacis arxan darro ku xiga depravation cunto iyo biyo ahaayeen caadi ah, laakiin waxaa laga yaabaa ciqaabta ugu daran ee ahaa in la la figeeyayhoos ku dul sands kulul annagoo sidnay shaqadii of Mecca oo ka tagay xurta xurbaa loo adkaysan kulaylka qatar ah ayaan qorraxda la'aanteed socdaa hawlaha samafal ee xitaa kabasho biyo ah.

A:
As for convert slaves belonging to the unbelieving Koraysh, they received the worst and harshest punishment for their standing was by far the weakest. Punishment such as brutal beatings followed by depravation of food and water were common, but perhaps the most severe punishment was that of being pinned down upon the scorching hot sands of Mecca and leaving the slave to endure the blistering heat of the sun without the relief of even a sip of water.
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