| ma | مَا | ma | Perfect |
| qad | قَدْ | qad | Perfect |
| sa | سَ | very soon | Imperfect |
| sawfa | سَوْفَ | soon | Imperfect |
| an | أَنْ | so that | SubPart |
| li | لِ | for | SubPart |
| kay | كَيْ | may be | SubPart |
| lan | لَنْ | never | SubPart |
| ala | أَلَا | ala | SubPart |
| law | لَوْ | were | SubPart |
| hatta | حَتَّىٰ | till | SubPart |
| lam | لَمْ | not | Jussive |
| lamma | لَمَّا | not yet | Jussive |
| la | لَا | no, not | Conjunction |
| bal | بَلْ | not | Negatives |
| ghayr | غَيْرُ | not | Negatives |
| innama | إِنَّمَا | nay | Negatives |
| am | أَمْ | other than | Negatives |
| illa | إِلَّا | except | Negatives |
| fee | فِي | in | Separable Preposition |
| AAan | عَنْ | off, away from | Separable Preposition |
| min | مِنْ | from | Separable Preposition |
| ilay | إِلَيْ | to, toward; up to, as far as; till, until [prep.] | Separable Preposition |
| AAalay | عَلَيْ | on, upon, on the top of, above, over (place and rank); at, by [prep.] | Separable Preposition |
| AAinda | عِنْدَ | at, near, by, with, on (of place, time and possession) [prep.] | Separable Preposition |
| ila | إِلَىٰ | to, toward; up to, as far as; till, until [prep.] | Separable Preposition |
| AAala | عَلَىٰ | on, upon, on the top of, above, over (place and rank); at, by [prep.] | Separable Preposition |
| ith | إِذْ | ith | Mabni Adverb |
| mudh | مُذ | mudh | Mabni Adverb |
| mundhu | مُنْذُ | mundhu | Mabni Adverb |
| AAwDu | عِوَضُ | AAwDu | Mabni Adverb |
| amsi | أَمْسِ | amsi | Mabni Adverb |
| alana | أَلأَنَ | alana | alana |
| awwalu | أَوَّلُ | awwalu | awwalu |
| in | إِنْ | in | Conditional Particle |
| law | لَوْ | law | Conditional Particle |
| ilam | إِلَامْ | with whom | Pronoun with Interrogative Pronoun |
| AAalam | عَلَامْ | for what | AAalam |
| AAam | مَمْ | on what | Adverb of Time |
| mam | مِمَّنْ | about whom | Pronoun with Interrogative Pronoun |
| mimman | عَمَّنْ | in what | Pronoun with Interrogative Pronoun |
| AAamman | مَاذَا | in who | Pronoun with Interrogative Pronoun |
| AAamma | عَمَّ | why | Pronoun with Relative Pronoun |
| feema | فِيمَا | for whom | Pronoun with Relative Pronoun |
| lima | لِمَ | from what | Pronoun with Relative Pronoun |
| liman | لِمَنْ | of whom | Pronoun with Relative Pronoun |
| mina | مِنَ | from | Separable Preposition |
| thumma | ثُمَّ | then | Conjunction |
| bala | بَلَىٰ | but | Interjection |
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| | | Al-Baqarah | Pre Ayat ← 129 | → Next Ayat | Pre Ruku ← | | 15. Covenant with Abraham | | → Next Ruku| |
Translation:Lord, raise up from among them a Messenger who shall recite Your Revelations to them and teach them the Book and Wisdom and purify their lives. You are All-Powerful and All-Wise". |
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| | | An-Nisa | Pre Ayat ← 35 | → Next Ayat | Pre Ruku ← | | 6. Disagreement between Husband and Wife | | → Next Ruku| |
Translation:And if you fear a breach between spouses, appoint one arbiter from the relatives of the husband and one from the relatives of the wife. If the two sides sincerely desire to set things right, Allah will create a way of reconciliation between them, for surely Allah knows everything and is aware of everything. |
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| | | Al-Kahaf | Pre Ayat ← 19 | → Next Ayat | Pre Ruku ← | | 3. Dwellers in the Cave | | → Next Ruku| |
Translation:And in the same miraculous way We raised them up again so that they may ask one another (about their wonderful experience). One of them asked, "Well, how long have you remained in this condition?†The others answered, "May-be, we have remained so for a day or a part of a day.†Then they declared, "Your Lord knows best how long we have remained in this condition. So let us send one of us with this silver coin to the city, and he should look for a place wherein he can get the best food so that he may bring something to eat. He should, however, conduct himself with caution lest anyone should discover our whereabouts; |
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| | | Ash-Shuara | Pre Ayat ← 36 | → Next Ayat | Pre Ruku ← | | 3. Moses and Enchanters | | → Next Ruku| |
Translation:They said, “Detain him and his brother for a while, and send forth heralds to the cities |