till the Day the time whereof is known [to Me alone]."

until the appointed Day.”

until the Day of the appointed time."

ilā yawmi l-waqti l-maʿlūm

Till the Day (of) the time well-known."

till the Day the time whereof is known [to Me alone]."

Till the Day of appointed time

"Till the Day of the Time appointed."

until the appointed Day.”

until the Day of the appointed time."

till that Appointed Day

Till the period of the time made known

until the Day of the known time.

until a day in known time."

till the Day of appointed time.”

till the Day of the Moment Known.

till the Day: the Wellknown Time.”

till the Day of appointed time."

'Until the Day of the time appointed.'

To the Day of a known time."

for an appointed time."

till the day of the Appointed Time

"Till the Day known (to Me alone)"

"Till that appointed day!"

"Till the Day of the Time appointed."

Until the Day of the time well-known."

"Until the Day of the appointed time."

‘until the Day of the Appointed Time.’

Till the Day of the Time known

"Till the predetermined time."

until the Day whose time is known.´

"(But) until the Day of the appointed time known (to Me) (i.e. the Last Day)."

until the day of the known time.’

Until the Day of the Appointed Time."

until day of the known time

“Until the day of the time appointed.

until the date of appointed time.”

until the day of a known time."

"Until the Day of the time appointed."

"For the appointed period."

Till the Known Day.

"Until the specified day and time."

till the appointed time

Till the period of the time made known

To (the) day of the time, the known

“Until that Day which is pre-determined.”

"Till the Day of a well-known time."

`Till the day of the appointed time.

Till the Day of the appointed time (Resurrection).

`Till the day of which the time is known (to Me).

"Till the Day of the time appointed."

unto the day of a known time.

until the day of the appointed time

until the day of the noted time.

Till the day of the predestined time."

till the Appointed Day.‘

…until the day of the appointed time.”

until the Appointed Day."

till the Day of the appointed time.'

“Until the time well known!”

Till the day of the appointed time.

"Till the specified Day on which the point of time has been predetermined"

till the day, the timing of which is known.”

"Till the Day of the Time appointed."

Till the Day (of) the time well-known.