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aiha [4]

Translation:

Remember: You grumbled: "O Moses, we cannot endure one and the same sort of food. Pray your Lord to bring for us the products of the earth green herbs, vegetables, corn, garlic, onions, pulses and the like." Moses replied: "What! would you exchange that which is meaner for that which is nobler? Well, go and live in a town and you will get there what you demand." By and by, they became so degraded that disgrace and humiliation, misery and wretchedness were stamped upon them and they incurred Allahs wrath. That was because they began to reject the Revelations of Allah78 and kill His Messengers without any just cause; that was the consequence of their disobedience and their persistent transgression against the Law.

Translit: wa ith qultum ya moosa lan nasbira AAala taAAamin wahidin faodAAu lana rabbaka yukhrij lana mimma tunbitu alardu min baqliha wa qiththaiha wa foomiha wa AAadasiha wa basaliha qala atastabdiloona allathee huwa adna biallathee huwa khayrun ihbitoo misran fainna lakum ma saaltum wa duribat AAalayhimu alththillatu wa almaskanatu wabaoo bighadabin mina Allahi thalika biannahum kanoo yakfuroona biayati Allahi wa yaqtuloona alnnabiyyeena bighayri alhaqqi thalika bima AAasaw wa kanoo yaAAtadoona

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Translation:

And it is He Who sent down rain-water from the sky and thereby caused every kind of vegetation to grow, and then with it produced green fields and trees and from them brought forth close growing grain and from the blossoms of palm-trees brought forth laden sheaths of clustering dates and vineyards and olive groves and gardens of pomegranates : though their fruits resemble each other yet each has its distinctive quality. Behold how they bring forth fruit and how their fruits ripen. for there are indeed Signs in these things for those who believe.

Translit: Wahuwa allathee anzala mina alssamai maan faakhrajna bihi nabata kulli shayin faakhrajna minhu khadiran nukhriju minhu habban mutarakiban wamina alnnakhli min talAAiha qinwanun daniyatun wajannatin min aAAnabin waalzzaytoona waalrrummana mushtabihan waghayra mutashabihin onthuroo ila thamarihi itha athmara wayanAAihi inna fee thalikum laayatin liqawmin yuminoona

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Translation:

These people whose stories We recount to you (can serve as examples to you). Their Messengers came to them with clear Signs, but they would not believe in what they had once denied. Behold, this is how We seal the hearts of the disbelievers.

Translit: Tilka alqura naqussu AAalayka min anbaiha walaqad jaathum rusuluhum bialbayyinati fama kanoo liyuminoo bima kaththaboo min qablu kathalika yatbaAAu Allahu AAala quloobi alkafireena

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Translation:

It may well be that if the Prophet divorces all of you, Allah will give him in your place better wives, who are true Muslims, who are believing and obedient, penitent, worshiping, and given to fasting, be they previously married or virgins.

Translit: AAasa rabbuhu in tallaqakunna an yubdilahu azwajan khayran minkunna muslimatin muminatin qanitatin taibatin AAabidatin saihatin thayyibatin waabkaran

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Translation:

and its system shall loosen. The angels shall be on its sides and eight of them on that Day shall be upholding the Throne of your Lord, above them.

Translit: Waalmalaku AAala arjaiha wayahmilu AAarsha rabbika fawqahum yawmaithin thamaniyatun

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1. Adjective Patterns

2. Mabniy Zuruwf

3. Demonstrative Pronoun - Distant

4. Possessive Pronouns

5. Demonstrative Pronoun - Proximity

6. Particles

7. Stopping Signs

8. Object Pronouns

9. Subject Pronouns

10. Perfect Tense Suffixes

11. Imperfect Tense Suffixes

12. Subjunctive Imperfect Suffixes

13. Jussive Imperfect Suffixes

1. Nouns of Place

2. Nouns of Instrument

3.Verb I - Duplicated Radicals - Active Perfect Tense [1]

4. Duplicated Radicals - Active Imperfect Tense [2]

5. Verb I - Duplicated Radicals - Passive Perfect Tense [7]

6. Verb I - Duplicated Radicals - Passive Imperfect [8]

7. Hamzated - Type I (First)

8. Hollow Verbs - Type I (w) Active Perfect

9. Hollow Verbs - Type I (w) Passive Imperfect [8]

10. Hollow Verbs - Type II (y) Active Perfect [1]

11. Hollow Verb - Type II (y) - Active Imperfect [2]

12. Hollow Verb - Type I (w) - Active Imperfect [2]

13. Assimilated Verb - Type I - Active Perfect [1]

14. Assimilated Verb - Type I - Active Imperfect [2]

15. Assimilated Verb - Type I - Passive Imperfect [8]

16. Verb II - Active Participle

17. Verb II - Active Perfect [1]

18. Verb II - Active Participle

19. Verb III - Active Perfect [1]

20. Verb III - Active Participle

21. Verb III - Passive Participle

22. Verb III - Verbal Noun

23. Verb IV - Active Perfect [1]

24. Verb IV - Active Participle

25. Verb IV - Passive Participle

26. Verb IV - Verbal Noun

27. Verb V - Active Perfect [1]

28. Verb V - Active Participle

29. Verb V - Passive Participle

30. Verb V - Verbal Noun

31. Verb VI - Active Perfect [1]

32. Verb VI - Active Participle

33. Verb VI - Passive Participle

34. Verb VI - Verbal Noun