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At-Tauba | 9:32|
|These people desire to extinguish the light of Allah with puffs from their mouths and Allah refuses (His consent to their desire) but wills to perfect His light, even though the disbelievers be much averse to it.


| 009.:032 [KSU] | Yureedoona | an | yutfioo | noora | Allahi | biafwahihim | wayaba | Allahu | illa | an | yutimma | noorahu | walaw | kariha | alkafiroona

Yunus | 10:2|
|"Did it seem strange to the people that We should have inspired a man from among themselves to warn the (neglectful) people, and to give the Believers the good news that they will have real honor and success with their Lord? (Is this the thing that) led the unbelievers to say, "This man is a manifest enchanter?"

| 10.:002 [KSU] | Akana | lilnnasi | AAajaban | an | awhayna | ila | rajulin | minhum | an | anthiri | alnnasa | wabashshiri | allatheena | amanoo | anna | lahum | qadama | sidqin | AAinda | rabbihim | qala | alkafiroona | inna | hatha | lasahirun | mubeenun

Al-Mominoon | 23:117|
|Therefore, if some one invokes any other deity along with Allah, whereof he has no proof, he shall have to give an account to his Lord. Such disbelievers can never attain "success."

| 023.:117 [KSU] | Waman | yadAAu | maAAa | Allahi | ilahan | akhara | la | burhana | lahu | bihi | fainnama | hisabuhu | AAinda | rabbihi | innahu | la | yuflihu | alkafiroona

Al-Furqan | 25:55|
|Yet they worship, instead of Allah, those who can neither benefit them nor harm them: more than this, the disbeliever has become a helper of every rebel against his Lord.

| 025.:055 [KSU] | WayaAAbudoona | min | dooni | Allahi | ma | la | yanfaAAuhum | wala | yadurruhum | wakana | alkafiru | AAala | rabbihi | thaheeran

Al-Qasas | 28:82|
|Now the same people who yearned for his lot the day before, began to say, "Alas! We had forgotten that Allah extends the provisions for whom He wills of His servants and restricts it for whom He wills. If Allah had not been gracious to us, He would have sunk us also underground. Alas! We did not remember that the disbelievers do never prosper."

| 028.:082 [KSU] | Waasbaha | allatheena | tamannaw | makanahu | bialamsi | yaqooloona | waykaanna | Allaha | yabsutu | alrrizqa | liman | yashao | min | AAibadihi | wayaqdiru | lawla | an | manna | Allahu | AAalayna | lakhasafa | bina | waykaannahu | la | yuflihu | alkafiroona