Kitab

Al Balad

Chapter 90, 20 verses

  • Saheeh International
  • Transliteration
  • Shakir
Saheeh International

I swear by this city, Makkah -

Transliteration

La oqsimu bihatha albaladi

Shakir

Nay! I swear by this city.

Saheeh International

And you, [O Muhammad], are free of restriction in this city -

Transliteration

Waanta hillun bihatha albaladi

Shakir

And you shall be made free from obligation in this city - -

Saheeh International

And [by] the father and that which was born [of him],

Transliteration

Wawalidin wama walada

Shakir

And the begetter and whom he begot.

Saheeh International

We have certainly created man into hardship.

Transliteration

Laqad khalaqna alinsana fee kabadin

Shakir

Certainly We have created man to be in distress.

Saheeh International

Does he think that never will anyone overcome him?

Transliteration

Ayahsabu an lan yaqdira AAalayhi ahadun

Shakir

Does he think that no one has power over him?

Saheeh International

He says, "I have spent wealth in abundance."

Transliteration

Yaqoolu ahlaktu malan lubadan

Shakir

He shall say: I have wasted much wealth.

Saheeh International

Does he think that no one has seen him?

Transliteration

Ayahsabu an lam yarahu ahadun

Shakir

Does he think that no one sees him?

Saheeh International

Have We not made for him two eyes?

Transliteration

Alam najAAal lahu AAaynayni

Shakir

Have We not given him two eyes,

Saheeh International

And a tongue and two lips?

Transliteration

Walisanan washafatayni

Shakir

And a tongue and two lips,

Saheeh International

And have shown him the two ways?

Transliteration

Wahadaynahu alnnajdayni

Shakir

And pointed out to him the two conspicuous ways?

Saheeh International

But he has not broken through the difficult pass.

Transliteration

Fala iqtahama alAAaqabata

Shakir

But he would not attempt the uphill road,

Saheeh International

And what can make you know what is [breaking through] the difficult pass?

Transliteration

Wama adraka ma alAAaqabatu

Shakir

And what will make you comprehend what the uphill road is?

Saheeh International

It is the freeing of a slave

Transliteration

Fakku raqabatin

Shakir

(It is) the setting free of a slave,

Saheeh International

Or feeding on a day of severe hunger

Transliteration

Aw itAAamun fee yawmin thee masghabatin

Shakir

Or the giving of food in a day of hunger

Saheeh International

An orphan of near relationship

Transliteration

Yateeman tha maqrabatin

Shakir

To an orphan, having relationship,

Saheeh International

Or a needy person in misery

Transliteration

Aw miskeenan tha matrabatin

Shakir

Or to the poor man lying in the dust.

Saheeh International

And then being among those who believed and advised one another to patience and advised one another to compassion.

Transliteration

Thumma kana mina allatheena amanoo watawasaw bialssabri watawasaw bialmarhamati

Shakir

Then he is of those who believe and charge one another to show patience, and charge one another to show compassion.

Saheeh International

Those are the companions of the right.

Transliteration

Olaika ashabu almaymanati

Shakir

These are the people of the right hand.

Saheeh International

But they who disbelieved in Our signs - those are the companions of the left.

Transliteration

Waallatheena kafaroo biayatina hum ashabu almashamati

Shakir

And (as for) those who disbelieve in our communications, they are the people of the left hand.

Saheeh International

Over them will be fire closed in.

Transliteration

AAalayhim narun musadatun

Shakir

On them is fire closed over.

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