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Ibrahim | 14:10|
|The Messengers said, "Do you have doubt about the existence of Allah. Who is the Creator of the heavens and the earth? He calls you that He may forgive you your sins and give you respite till your appointed term." They answered, "You are no more than human beings like ourselves. You intend to debar us from the worship of the deities whom our forefathers have been worshiping. Well, bring a clear Sign."


| 014.:10 [KSU] | Qalat | rusuluhum | afee | Allahi | shakkun | fatiri | alssamawati | waalardi | yadAAookum | liyaghfira | lakum | min | thunoobikum | wayuakhkhirakum | ila | ajalin | musamman | qaloo | in | antum | illa | basharun | mithluna | tureedoona | an | tasuddoona | AAamma | kana | yaAAbudu | abaona | fatoona | bisultanin | mubeenin

Ibrahim | 14:11|
|The Messengers replied, "It is true that we are no more than human beings like you, but Allah shows His favor to anyone of His servants He pleases. And it is not in our power to bring any Sign for you. A Sign can come only by Allahs permission. And in Allah alone should the believers put their trust.

| 014.:011 [KSU] | Qalat | lahum | rusuluhum | in | nahnu | illa | basharun | mithlukum | walakinna | Allaha | yamunnu | AAala | man | yashao | min | AAibadihi | wama | kana | lana | an | natiyakum | bisultanin | illa | biithni | Allahi | waAAala | Allahi | falyatawakkali | almuminoona

Al-Kahaf | 18:15|
|(Then they held mutual consultations, saying,) "These people of ours have given up the Lord of the universe and adopted other deities. Why do they not bring forward any clear argument in support of their creed? Well, who can be more wicked than the one who forges a lie against Allah?

| 018.:015 [KSU] | Haolai | qawmuna | ittakhathoo | min | doonihi | alihatan | lawla | yatoona | AAalayhim | bisultanin | bayyinin | faman | athlamu | mimmani | iftara | AAala | Allahi | kathiban

An-Namal | 27:21|
|I will punish him severely, or even slaughter him, unless he presents before me a reasonable excuse”

| 027.:021 [KSU] | LaoAAaththibannahu | AAathaban | shadeedan | aw | laathbahannahu | aw | layatiyannee | bisultanin | mubeenin