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When
idh
ا ذ
you (were)
antum
ا ن ت م
on the nearer side
bil-ʿud'wati
ع د و
(of) the world (valley)
l-dun'yā
د ن و
and they
wahum
ه م
(were) on the side
bil-ʿud'wati
ع د و
the farther
l-quṣ'wā
ق ص و
and the caravan
wal-rakbu
ر ك ب
(was) lower
asfala
س ف ل
than you
minkum
م ن
And if
walaw
ل و
you (had) made an appointment
tawāʿadttum
و ع د
certainly you would have failed
la-ikh'talaftum
خ ل ف
in
fī
ف ى
the appointment
l-mīʿādi
و ع د
But
walākin
ل ك ن
that might accomplish
liyaqḍiya
ق ض ى
Allah
l-lahu
ا ل ه
a matter
amran
ا م ر
(that) was
kāna
ك و ن
destined
mafʿūlan
ف ع ل
that (might be) destroyed
liyahlika
ه ل ك
(those) who
man
م ن
(were to be) destroyed
halaka
ه ل ك
on
ʿan
ع ن
a clear evidence
bayyinatin
ب ى ن
and (might) live
wayaḥyā
ح ى ى
(those) who
man
م ن
(were to) live
ḥayya
ح ى ى
on
ʿan
ع ن
a clear evidence
bayyinatin
ب ى ن
And indeed
wa-inna
ا ن ن
Allah
l-laha
ا ل ه
(is) All-Hearing
lasamīʿun
س م ع
All-Knowing
ʿalīmun
ع ل م


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 ب 
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 ت 
 tāʾ 
 ث 
 thāʾ 
 ج 
 ǧīm 
 ح 
 ḥāʾ 
 خ 
 khāʾ 
 د 
 dāl 
 ذ 
 zāl 
 ر 
 rāʾ 
 ز 
 zayn 
 س 
 sīn 
 ش 
 shīn 
 ص 
 ṣād 
 ض 
 ḍād 
 ط 
 ṭāāʾ 
 ظ 
 ẓāāʾ 
 ع 
 ʿayn 
 غ 
 ġayn 
 ف 
 fāʾ 
 ق 
 qāf 
 ك 
 kāf 
 ل 
 lām 
 م 
 mīm 
 ن 
 nūn 
 ﻫ 
 hāʾ 
 و 
 wāw 
 ي 
 yāʾ 
Acknowledements:

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James Ada's concordance work; his research can be found at www.organizedQuran.com
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The work of Dr. Shehnaz Shaikh and Ms. Kausar Khatri; their work is here The Glorious Quran Word-for-Word Translation to facilitate learning of Quranic Arabic

The Easy Dictionary of the Qur'an by Shaikh Abdul Karim Parekh

And of course Lane's Lexicon: An Arabic-English Lexicon: Derived From the Best and the Most Copious Eastern Sources by Edward William Lane