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An-Nisa | 4:165|
|All these Messengers were sent as bearers of good news and warners, so that, after their coming, people should have no excuse left to plead before Allah Allah is, in any case All-Powerful, All-Wise.


| 004.:165 [KSU] | Rusulan | mubashshireena | wamunthireena | lialla | yakoona | lilnnasi | AAala | Allahi | hujjatun | baAAda | alrrusuli | wakana | Allahu | AAazeezan | hakeeman

Al-Maidah | 5:19|
|O People of the Book, this Messenger of Ours has come to you and is making clear to you the teachings of the Right Way after a long interval during which there had come no Messengers, lest you should say, "No bearer of good news nor Warner came to us. Lo, now the bearer of the good news and Warner has come.- And Allah has power over everything."

| 005.:019 [KSU] | Ya | ahla | alkitabi | qad | jaakum | rasooluna | yubayyinu | lakum | AAala | fatratin | mina | alrrusuli | an | taqooloo | ma | jaana | min | basheerin | wala | natheerin | faqad | jaakum | basheerun | wanatheerun | waAllahu | AAala | kulli | shayin | qadeerun

Hud | 11:120|
|And, O Muhammad, We relate the stories of the Messengers to you to strengthen your heart by these. And you have received the knowledge of the reality through these and the Believers have got an admonition and a reminder from them.

| 011.:120 [KSU] | Wakullan. | naqussu | AAalayka | min. | anbai | alrrusuli | ma | nuthabbitu | bihi | fuadaka | wajaaka | fee | hathihi | alhaqqu | wamawAAithatun. | wathikra | lilmumineena

An-Nahal | 16:35|
|The mushriks say, "Had Allah willed, neither we nor our forefathers would have worshiped any other than Allah nor made anything unlawful without His will." Such excuses were put forward also by those who went before them. Have the Messengers any more responsibility than to convey the Message clearly?

| 016.:035 [KSU] | Waqala | allatheena | ashrakoo | law | shaa | Allahu | ma | AAabadna | min | doonihi | min | shayin | nahnu | wala | abaona | wala | harramna | min | doonihi | min | shayin | kathalika | faAAala | allatheena | min | qablihim | fahal | AAala | alrrusuli | illa | albalaghu | almubeenu