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Muhammad | 47:5|
|He will guide them, set their condition right,


| 047.:005 [KSU] | Sayahdeehim | wayuslihu | balahum

Al-Jumuah | 62:5|
|The example of those who were entrusted with the burden of the Torah, and yet they failed to bear its burden, is of a donkey laden with books. Even worse is the example of those who have treated Allah's Revelations as false. Allah does not guide such wrongdoers.

| 062.:005 [KSU] | Mathalu | allatheena | hummiloo | alttawrata | thumma | lam | yahmilooha | kamathali | alhimari | yahmilu | asfaran | bisa | mathalu | alqawmi | allatheena | kaththaboo | biayati | Allahi | waAllahu | la | yahdee | alqawma | alththalimeena

Al-Jinn | 72:2|
|which guides to the right way, so we have believed in it, and now we shall never associate anyone with our Lord."

| 072.:002 [KSU] | Yahdee | ila | alrrushdi | faamanna | bihi | walan | nushrika | birabbina | ahadan

Al-Muddath-thir | 74:31|
|We have appointed only angels as the keepers of Hell, and have made their number a trial for the disbelievers, so that the people of the Book are convinced and the believers are increased in their faith, and the people of the Book and the believers may have no doubts, and the sick of the heart and the disbelievers may say, "What could Allah mean by this strange parable?" In this way Allah leads astray whom He wills and gives guidance to whom He wills, and none knows the hosts of your Lord but He Himself. And Hell has been mentioned so that the people may take heed.

| 074.:031 [KSU] | Wama | jaAAalna | ashaba | alnnari | illa | malaikatan | wama | jaAAalna | AAiddatahum | illa | fitnatan | lillatheena | kafaroo | liyastayqina | allatheena | ootoo | alkitaba | wayazdada | allatheena | amanoo | eemanan | wala | yartaba | allatheena | ootoo | alkitaba | waalmuminoona | waliyaqoola | allatheena | fee | quloobihim | maradun | waalkafiroona | matha | arada | Allahu | bihatha | mathalan | kathalika | yudillu | Allahu | man | yashao | wayahdee | man | yashao | wama | yaAAlamu | junooda | rabbika | illa | huwa | wama | hiya | illa | thikra | lilbashari