Al-Baqarah | 2:267|
|O Believers, expend in Allahs Way the best portion of the wealth you have earned and of that We have produced for you from the earth, and do not pick out for charity those worthless things which you yourselves would only accept in disdain by connivance, if they were offered to you. Understand it well that Allah does not stand in need of anything whatsoever and has all the praise-worthy attributes.
| 002.:267 [KSU] | Ya | ayyuha | allatheena | amanoo | anfiqoo | min | tayyibati | ma | kasabtum | wamimma | akhrajna | lakum | mina | alardi | wala | tayammamoo | alkhabeetha | minhu | tunfiqoona | walastum | biakhitheehi | illa | an | tughmidoo | feehi | waiAAlamoo | anna | Allaha | ghaniyyun | hameedun
Al-Anaam | 6:99|
|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.
| 006.:099 [KSU] | 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
Al-Aaraf | 7:57|
|And it is Allah, Who sends winds as harbingers of the good tidings of His mercy; when they gather up heavy clouds He drives them on to some dead land, and makes the rain fall upon it and brings forth many kinds of fruit (from the same dead land). Look! This is how We bring forth the dead from the state of death; it may be that you learn a lesson from this observation.
| 007.:057 [KSU] | Wahuwa | allathee | yursilu | alrriyaha | bushran | bayna | yaday | rahmatihi | hatta | itha | aqallat | sahaban | thiqalan | suqnahu | libaladin | mayyitin | faanzalna | bihi | almaa | faakhrajna | bihi | min | kulli | alththamarati | kathalika | nukhriju | almawta | laAAallakum | tathakkaroona
Ta-Ha | 20:53|
|He it is Who has spread the earth as a bed for you, and made paths for you to move about (from place to place); He sent down rain water from above and produced different kinds of vegetation:
| 020.:053 [KSU] | Allathee | jaAAala | lakumu | alarda | mahdan | wasalaka | lakum | feeha | subulan | waanzala | mina | alssamai | maan | faakhrajna | bihi | azwajan | min | nabatin | shatta
Ash-Shuara | 26:57|
|Thus did We draw them out from their gardens and their water-springs
| 026.:057 [KSU] | Faakhrajnahum | min | jannatin | waAAuyoonin