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Al-Anaam | 6:134|
|Indeed, the thing which you are being promised shall most surely come; and you have no power to frustrate Allah.


| 006.:134 [KSU] | Inna | ma | tooAAadoona | laatin | wama | antum | bimuAAjizeena

At-Tauba | 9:2|
|"You are free to move about in the land for four months more: but you should know that you cannot frustrate the Will of Allah, and that Allah will degrade the rejecters of the Truth."

| 009.:002 [KSU] | Faseehoo | fee | alardi | arbaAAata | ashhurin | waiAAlamoo | annakum | ghayru | muAAjizee | Allahi | waanna | Allaha | mukhzee | alkafireena

At-Tauba | 9:3|
|This is a public proclamation from Allah and His Messenger for all the people on the Day of Great Haj: Allah is free from the treaty obligations made with the mushriks and so is His Messenger. If, therefore, you repent now, it is better for you but if you turn away, you should know it well that you cannot frustrate (the Will of) Allah. And, O Prophet, give the good news of a painful chastisement to the rejecters

| 009.:003 [KSU] | Waathanun | mina | Allahi | warasoolihi | ila | alnnasi | yawma | alhajji | alakbari | anna | Allaha | bareeon | mina | almushrikeena | warasooluhu | fain | tubtum | fahuwa | khayrun | lakum | wain | tawallaytum | faiAAlamoo | annakum | ghayru | muAAjizee | Allahi | wabashshiri | allatheena | kafaroo | biAAathabin | aleemin

Yunus | 10:53|
|Then they ask, "Is what you say really true ?" Tell them, "Yes by my Lord, it is absolutely true, and you have no power to avert it."

| 10.:053 [KSU] | Wayastanbioonaka | ahaqqun | huwa | qul | ee | warabbee | innahu | lahaqqun | wama | antum | bimuAAjizeena

Hud | 11:20|
|They were unable to frustrate Allah on the earth, nor had they protectors to defend them against Allah. Now they shall be given double chastisement: for they would neither listen to others nor see the Truth for themselves.

| 011.:020 [KSU] | Olaika | lam | yakoonoo | muAAjizeena | fee | alardi | wama | kana | lahum | min | dooni | Allahi | min | awliyaa | yudaAAafu | lahumu | alAAathabu | ma | kanoo | yastateeAAoona | alssamAAa | wama | kanoo | yubsiroona