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This verse's score: 0.83. Widest pair of the 5 renderings, at 0.96.Brief their enjoyment, but sore their punishment
They shall have small enjoyment in this world, and in that which is to come they shall suffer a grievous torment
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Brief their enjoyment, but sore their punishment
They shall have small enjoyment in this world, and in that which is to come they shall suffer a grievous torment
To show ingratitude for what We have given them. Enjoy yourselves. You will soon know.
To prove how thankless are they for our gifts! Enjoy yourselves then: but in the end ye shall know the truth
So do not cite the examples for God. God knows, and you do not know.
Make no comparisons, therefore, with God. Verily, God hath knowledge, but ye have not
So be patient. Your patience is solely from God. And do not grieve over them, and do not be stressed by their schemes.
Wherefore do thou bear opposition with patience; but thy patience shall not be practicable, unless with God's assistance. And be not thou grieved on account of the unbelievers; neither be thou troubled for that which they subtly devise
To God bows down everything in the heavens and everything on earth-every living creature, and the angels, and without being proud.
Whatever is in the heavens and in the earth, beast or angel, adores God; nor are they big with pride
Meccan Medinan
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