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An-Nisa | 4:164|
|We also sent Revelation to those Messengers whom We have already mentioned to you and to those Messengers whom We have not mentioned to you; and We spoke directly to Moses as in conversation.


| 004.:164 [KSU] | Warusulan | qad | qasasnahum | AAalayka | min | qablu | warusulan | lam | naqsushum | AAalayka | wakallama | Allahu | moosa | takleeman

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 | 5:70|
|We made a solemn covenant with the children of Israel and sent many Messengers to them; but whenever any Messenger came to them with a thing which was against their desires, they either treated him as a liar or slew him:

| 005.:070 [KSU] | Laqad | akhathna | meethaqa | banee | israeela | waarsalna | ilayhim | rusulan | kullama | jaahum | rasoolun | bima | la | tahwa | anfusuhum | fareeqan | kaththaboo | wafareeqan | yaqtuloona

Yunus | 10:21|
|This is how people behave: No sooner do We show mercy to them after some calamity had afflicted them than they begin to practice deceptions concerning Our Signs. Say to them, "Allah is more swift in His plans than you: indeed His angels are keeping a full record of your acts of deception.

| 10.:021 [KSU] | Waitha | athaqna | alnnasa | rahmatan | min | baAAdi | darraa | massathum | itha | lahum | makrun | fee | ayatina | quli | Allahu | asraAAu | makran | inna | rusulana | yaktuboona | ma | tamkuroona

Yunus | 10:74|
|After Noah We sent different Messengers to their peoples and they came to them with manifest Signs, but they would not believe in what they had disbelieved before. This is how We set a seal on the hearts of the transgressors.

| 10.:074 [KSU] | Thumma | baAAathna | min | baAAdihi | rusulan | ila | qawmihim | fajaoohum | bialbayyinati | fama | kanoo | liyuminoo | bima | kaththaboo | bihi | min | qablu | kathalika | natbaAAu | AAala | quloobi | almuAAtadeena