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قرآن، سوره المعارج (70) آیه 25
آیه پسین: سوره المعارج (70) آیه 26
آیه پیشین: سوره المعارج (70) آیه 24
لِلسَّائِلِ وَ الْمَحْرُومِ
للسّائل و المحروم
Lilssa-ili waalmahroomi
براي گدا و محروم
براى سائل و محروم.
براى فقرا و محرومان.
برای درخواست کننده [تهیدست] و محروم [از معیشت و ثروت،]
براى فقيرى كه سؤال كند و براى فقيرى كه سؤال نكند
براى سائل و محروم.
براى سائلان و محرومان معين شده است.
براى «سائل» و «محروم»
سؤال كننده و محروم را
براى گدا و محروم
برای تقاضاکننده و محروم،
براى نيازمند خواهنده و بينواى درمانده
سؤال كننده و محروم را
براى دريوزه و بينوا
تا به فقیران سائل و فقیران آبرومند محروم رسانند.
براي مستمندان و نيازمندان.
For the asker/beggar and the deprived.
For the beggar who asks, and for the unlucky who has lost his property and wealth, (and his means of living has been straitened);
for the beggar and the outcast,
for such as ask [for help] and such as are deprived [of what is good in life];
Aan hem die vraagt, en aan hem, die door schaamte teruggehouden wordt te vragen.
For the seeker and the denied.
per il mendicante e il diseredato;
For the beggar who asks, and for the unlucky who has lost his property and wealth, (and his means of living has been straitened);
для просящих и обездоленных,
для просителей и обездоленных;
For him who begs and for him who is denied (good)
For the beggar and the destitute;
for him who asks and him who is kept from asking,
Yoksul ve yoksun için.
for the impoverished nonrequester and the requester,
For him who asks for help, and for him who is deprived.
For the poor and the needy.
For him who asketh, and for him who is ashamed to beg;
unto him who asketh, and him who is forbidden by shame to ask:
For those who ask for help and for those who do not ask –
Für den Bittenden sowohl wie für den, der es nicht kann.
Для тех, которые о помощи взывают, ■ И тех, которые о помощи (в смирении) молчат;
Сораучы мохтаҗлар өчен вә сорамаучы мохтаҗлар өчен, ягъни аларга малларыннан тиешле өлешне бирерләр.
(یعنی) مانگنے والے کا۔ اور نہ مانگے والے والا کا
مانگنے والے اور نہ مانگنے والے محتاج کا،
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