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Translation:

And go on observing and testing the orphans until they reach the marriageable age: then if you perceive that they have become capable, deliver to them their property Be on your guard against devouring their property unjustly and wastefully and hastily lest they should grow up to demand it. If the guardian of an orphan is rich, let him abstain from the orphans property, and if poor, let him eat of it fairly. When you hand over to them their property, then have some people to witness it, and Allah suffices as Reckoner.

Translit: Waibtaloo alyatama hatta itha balaghoo alnnikaha fain anastum minhum rushdan faidfaAAoo ilayhim amwalahum wala takulooha israfan wabidaran an yakbaroo waman kana ghaniyyan falyastaAAfif waman kana faqeeran falyakul bialmaAAroofi faitha dafaAAtum ilayhim amwalahum faashhidoo AAalayhim wakafa biAllahi haseeban

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Translation:

O Muhammad, ask them, "Who rescues you from perils in the darkness of the land and sea? Who is He Whom you implore humbly and invoke secretly (at the time of affliction)? To whom do you make this promise: `We will be grateful if you rescue us from this affliction."

Translit: Qul man yunajjeekum min thulumati albarri waalbahri tadAAoonahu tadarruAAan wakhufyatan lain anjana min hathihi lanakoonanna mina alshshakireena

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Translation:

Translit: Sayaqoolu allatheena ashrakoo law shaa Allahu ma ashrakna wala abaona wala harramna min shayin kathalika kaththaba allatheena min qablihim hatta thaqoo basana qul hal AAindakum min AAilmin fatukhrijoohu lana in tattabiAAoona illa alththanna wain antum illa takhrusoona

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Translation:

It is Allah Who enables you to travel over land and by sea. So you set sails in ships, rejoicing over a fair breeze. Then all of a sudden a strong wind begins to rage against the passengers and billows begin to surge upon them from every side and they realize that they have been encircled by the tempest. At that time they pray to Allah with sincere faith, saying, "If You deliver us from this peril, we will become Your grateful servants."

Translit: Huwa allathee yusayyirukum fee albarri waalbahri hatta itha kuntum fee alfulki wajarayna bihim bireehin tayyibatin wafarihoo biha jaatha reehun AAasifun wajaahumu almawju min kulli makanin wathannoo annahum oheeta bihim daAAawoo Allaha mukhliseena lahu alddeena lain anjaytana min hathihi lanakoonanna mina alshshakireena

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Translation:

This worldly life (which has so enamored you that you have become neglectful of Our Signs) may be likened to the produce of the earth: We sent rain-water from the sky, and the crops of which man and animals eat, grew up luxuriantly. Then at that very time, when the land was at its best, and the crops had ripened and decked out and the owners were presuming that they would be able to benefit from them, Our Command came all of a sudden by night or by day, and We destroyed it so thoroughly as though nothing had existed there the previous day. Thus We expound Our Signs in detail for the consideration of those people who are thoughtful.

Translit: Innama mathalu alhayati alddunya kamain anzalnahu mina alssamai faikhtalata bihi nabatu alardi mimma yakulu alnnasu waalanAAamu hatta itha akhathati alardu zukhrufaha waizzayyanat wathanna ahluha annahum qadiroona AAalayha ataha amruna laylan aw naharan fajaAAalnaha haseedan kaan lam taghna bialamsi kathalika nufassilu alayati liqawmin yatafakkaroona

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Translation:

And O Prophet, bring home to them the reality of this worldly life by a parable. It is like the vegetation of the earth that flourished luxuriantly when We sent down rain water from the sky, but afterwards the same vegetation was turned into chaff, which is blown away by the wind: Allah has power over everything.

Translit: Waidrib lahum mathala alhayati alddunya kamain anzalnahu mina alssamai faikhtalata bihi nabatu alardi faasbaha hasheeman tathroohu alrriyahu wakana Allahu AAala kulli shayin muqtadiran

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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