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Al-Baqarah | 2:116|
| They say "Allah has adopted a son." Allah is above such things. As a matter of fact, whatever is in the heavens and on the earth belongs to Him and all are obedient to Him.


| 002.:116 [KSU] | Waqaloo | itakhatha | Allahu | waladan | subhanahu | bal | lahu | ma | fee | alssamawati | waalardi | kullun | lahu | qanitoona

Yunus | 10:68|
|They remarked," Allah has taken a son to Himself. Allah is All-Pure! He is Self-Sufficient: He is the Owner of everything that is in the heavens and the earth. Have you any authority for what you say? What! do you ascribe to Allah that of which you have no knowledge?

| 10.:068 [KSU] | Qaloo | ittakhatha | Allahu | waladan | subhanahu | huwa | alghaniyyu | lahu | ma | fee | alssamawati | wama | fee | alardi | in | AAindakum | min | sultanin | bihatha | ataqooloona | AAala | Allahi | ma | la | taAAlamoona

Yusuf | 12:21|
|The person who bought him in Egypt said to his wife, "Deal kindly with him: maybe he proves useful to us, or we may adopt him as our son." Thus We made a way for establishing Joseph in the land and arranged to teach him the understanding of affairs. Allah does whatever He wills but most people do not understand this.

| 012.:021 [KSU] | Waqala | allathee | ishtarahu | min | misra | liimraatihi | akrimee | mathwahu | AAasa | an | yanfaAAana | aw | nattakhithahu | waladan | wakathalika | makkanna | liyoosufa | fee | alardi | walinuAAallimahu | min | taweeli | alahadeethi | waAllahu | ghalibun | AAala | amrihi | walakinna | akthara | alnnasi | la | yaAAlamoona

Bani-Israel | 17:111|
|and say, Praise is for that Allah who has begotten no son nor has any partner in His Kingdom nor is helpless to need any supporter," And glorify Him in the most glorious way.

| 017.:111 [KSU] | Waquli | alhamdu | lillahi | allathee | lam | yattakhith | waladan | walam | yakun | lahu | shareekun | fee | almulki | walam | yakun | lahu | waliyyun | mina | alththulli | wakabbirhu | takbeeran

Al-Kahaf | 18:4|
|and that he should warn those people who say, "Allah has begotten a son.”

| 018.:004 [KSU] | Wayunthira | allatheena | qaloo | ittakhatha | Allahu | waladan