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laasa [3]

Translation:

O Prophet, remember your Lord morning and evening, deep in your heart with humility and with fear, and also in a low voice with your tongue: do not be of those who are heedless.

Translit: Waothkur rabbaka fee nafsika tadarruAAan wakheefatan wadoona aljahri mina alqawli bialghuduwwi waalasali wala takun mina alghafileena

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Translation:

These two groups may be likened to two men, one of whom is blind and deaf, and the other can see and hear. Can they be alike and equal? Do you not learn a lesson( from this example)?

Translit: Mathalu alfareeqayni kaalaAAma waalasammi waalbaseeri waalssameeAAi hal yastawiyani mathalan afala tathakkaroona

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Translation:

For it is Allah alone before Whom everything in the heavens and the earth bows down willingly or unwillingly, and the shadows of all things bow down before Him in the morning and the evening.

Translit: Walillahi yasjudu man fee alssamawati waalardi tawAAan wakarhan wathilaluhum bialghuduwwi waalasali

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Translation:

(Those who obtain guidance to His light are found) in the houses which He has enjoined to raise up and to mention His name therein. In them such people glorify Him morning and evening

Translit: Fee buyootin athina Allahu an turfaAAa wayuthkara feeha ismuhu yusabbihu lahu feeha bialghuduwwi waalasali

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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