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Al-Baqarah | 2:142|
|Of course, the foolish people will say, "What has turned them abruptly away from the qiblah towards which they formerly used to turn their faces in prayer?" Tell them, O Messenger, East and West all belong to Allah; He shows the Right Way to anyone He wills." Thus have We made you a Community of the "Golden Mean" so that you may be witnesses in regard to mankind and the Messenger may be a witness in regard to you.


| 002.:142 [KSU] | Sayaqoolu | alssufahao | mina | alnnasi | ma | wallahum | AAan | qiblatihimu | allatee | kanoo | AAalayha | qul | lillahi | almashriqu | waalmaghribu | yahdee | man | yashao | ila | siratin | mustaqeemin

Al-Maidah | 5:51|
|O Believers, do not take the Jews nor the Christians as your friends: they are one anothers friends only. If anyone of you takes them as friends, surely he shall be counted among them; indeed Allah deprives the wrong-doers of His Guidance.

| 005.:051 [KSU] | Ya | ayyuha | allatheena | amanoo | la | tattakhithoo | alyahooda | waalnnasara | awliyaa | baAAduhum | awliyao | baAAdin | waman | yatawallahum | minkum | fainnahu | minhum | inna | Allaha | la | yahdee | alqawma | alththalimeena

At-Tauba | 9:23|
|O Believers, do not take your fathers and brothers as allies, if. they choose disbelief in preference to Faith; for whoso of you will take them as allies shall surely be the workers of iniquity.

| 009.:023 [KSU] | Ya | ayyuha | allatheena | amanoo | la | tattakhithoo | abaakum | waikhwanakum | awliyaa | ini | istahabboo | alkufra | AAala | aleemani | waman | yatawallahum | minkum | faolaika | humu | alththalimoona

Al-Mumtahinah | 60:9|
|He only forbids you to take for friends those who fought you in the matter of religion, and drove you out of your homes, and cooperated with others in your expulsion. Those who take them for friends are indeed the wrongdoers.

| 060.:009 [KSU] | _innamaA | yan.haYEkumu | Allahu | `ani | (a)lladhiyna | qaEtaluwkum. | fiy | (a)lddiyni | wa_akh.rajuwkum. | mmin. | diyaErikum. | waZaEharuwA[0] | `alaYE~ | _ikh.rajikum. | _an. | tawallaw.hum. | [j] | waman. | yatawallahum. | fa_uw[0]laYEY_eika | humu | (a)l.ZZaElimuwna