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| | At-Tauba | Pre Ayat ← 8 | → Next Ayat | Pre Ruku ← | | 2. Reasons for the Immunity | | → Next Ruku|
Translation:But how can a treaty be regarded as abiding with the other mushriks? Since if they get power over you, they will not respect ties of kindred with you nor honor any treaty obligations. They try to conciliate you with their tongues, while their hearts are averse to their tongues, for most of them are evil-doers.
Translit: Kayfa wain yathharoo AAalaykum la yarquboo feekum illan wala thimmatan yurdoonakum biafwahihim wataba quloobuhum waaktharuhum fasiqoona
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0 Kayfakhayfa
1 wain | وَإِنْ | even if, even though, although Combined Particles
2 yathharooyathharuw
3 AAalaykum | عَليْكُمْ | on you (masc. pl.) Combined Particles `alaykum
4 la | لَا | not |particle| no! |negative imperative| Combined Particles
5 yarqubooyarqubuw
6 feekum | فِيكُمْ | in you (masc. pl.) Combined Particles fiykum
7 illanillan
8 wala | وَلَا | nor,... either; not even, also |with preceding neg.| Combined Particles wala
9 thimmatanthimmatan
10 yurdoonakumyurduwnakum
11 biafwahihimbiafwahihim
12 watabata
13 quloobuhumquluwbuhum
14 waaktharuhumaktharuh
15 fasiqoonasiquw
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