for, behold, those [towns] stood by a road that still exists

Their ruins still lie along a known route.

[the town] is still there standing by a road that still exists.

wa-innahā labisabīlin muqīmi

And indeed, it (is) on a road established.

for, behold, those [towns] stood by a road that still exists

And lo! it is upon a road still uneffaced

And the (cities were) right on the high-road

Their ruins still lie along a known route.

[the town] is still there standing by a road that still exists.

it is still there on the highwa

And surely it is on a road that still abides

And, truly, they are ones who are on an abiding way.

and it lies along a permanent highway.

And surely, they (the cities) are on an established road (from Makkah to Syria i.e. the place where the Dead Sea is now).

and verily they are on a path still standing

And surely that (habitation in its time of bloom existed) right on the well-maintained Highway

and this smitten town still lies right on the permanent highway on which the unbelievers travel during their business trips

And it is on an existing road

And surely it is indeed on a way that still exists

That town lies on a road which still exists

Surely, it (their city) is located on the straight road

And behold, those towns (Sodom and Gomorrah) stood by a road that still exists

That town happens to be located along a main thoroughfare

And (the cities were) right on the high-road (between Arabia and Syria)

And indeed, those cities are [situated] on an established road

And it was on an established path

it is still there on the highway

And verily they are on a pathway lasting

This (city) lies on a road that still survives

They were beside a road which still exists.

They (the traces of those destroyed towns) stand by a road that still exists

Indeed it is on a standing road

And, verily, the cities were on a high road that still remains

And indeed it (the cities' ruin) remains on a road

And they were on the high road

It is still visible along one of the established trade routes.

The place (where this occurred) lies along a known route

Andit was on an established path.

And indeed it is located on an established road

And obviously that town is on the road that still exists.

This will always be the system.

Indeed, it is on a way which still exists

And it is on a road that still abides

And that it truly is with a continuing/keeping up path/means (E)

Their ruins are still there

And indeed that township is upon a road still in use

And that town lies on a road that still exists

And truly that town lies along a frequented highway

And (the ruins of) these (townships) lie on a road that still exists (right on the highway between Arabia and Syria)

And verily! They (the cities) were right on the highroad (from Makkah to Syria i.e. the place where the Dead Sea is now)

surely it is on a way yet remaining

And those cities were punished, to point out a right way for men to walk in

And, verily, the (cities) are on a path that still remains

And these cities lay on the high road

The road on which it stood is trodden still

These [cities] were on a major road.

and it lies along a permanent highway.

Those [towns] stood on a road that is trodden still.

Indeed, that city is still on people’s way.

And verily it is on a way (yet) remaining.

And the evidence still stands as a scene of dismal devastation to the travelers (in the neighbourhood of the dead sea between Syria and Arabia)

And the (city) is on the existing road.

And the (cities were) right on the high-road

And indeed, it (is) on a road established