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Al-Baqarah | 2:214|
|Do you think that you will enter Paradise without undergoing such trials as were experienced by the believers before you? They met with adversity and affliction and were so shaken by trials that the Prophet of the time and his followers cried out: "When will Allahs help come"? (Then they were comforted with the good tidings): "Yes, Allahs help is near."


| 002.:214 [KSU] | Am | hasibtum | an | tadkhuloo | aljannata | walamma | yatikum | mathalu | allatheena | khalaw | min | qablikum | massathumu | albasao | waalddarrao | wazulziloo | hatta | yaqoola | alrrasoolu | waallatheena | amanoo | maAAahu | mata | nasru | Allahi | ala | inna | nasra | Allahi | qareebun

Al-Imran | 3:142|
|Do you think that you will enter Paradise without undergoing any trial? Allah has not yet tried you to see who among you are ready to lay down your lives in His way and who will show fortitude for His sake.

| 003.:142 [KSU] | Am | hasibtum | an | tadkhuloo | aljannata | walamma | yaAAlami | Allahu | allatheena | jahadoo | minkum | wayaAAlama | alssabireena

At-Tauba | 9:16|
|Do you think that you will be left (without a trial)? Note it well that Allah has not as yet seen which of you exerted your utmost in His (Allah his way) and did not take as intimate friends any other than Allah, His Messenger and the Believers Allah has full knowledge of what you do.

| 009.:016 [KSU] | Am | hasibtum | an | tutrakoo | walamma | yaAAlami | Allahu | allatheena | jahadoo | minkum | walam | yattakhithoo | min | dooni | Allahi | wala | rasoolihi | wala | almumineena | waleejatan | waAllahu | khabeerun | bima | taAAmaloona

Al-Mominoon | 23:115|
|Did you think that We had created you without any purpose, and that you would never be brought back to Us?"

| 023.:115 [KSU] | Afahasibtum | annama | khalaqnakum | AAabathan | waannakum | ilayna | la | turjaAAoona