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  • Transliterated: Dhalika bi-anna Allaha mawla allatheena amanoo waanna alkafireena la mawla lahum
  • Pickthall:That is because Allah is patron of those who believe, and because the disbelievers have no patron.
  • Yusuf Ali:That is because God is the Protector of those who believe, but those who reject God have no protector.
  • Shakir:That is because Allah is the Protector of those who believe, and because the unbelievers shall have no protector for them.
  • Sher Ali:That is because ALLAH is the Protector of those who believe, and the disbelievers have no protector.
  • Khalifa:This is because GOD is the Lord of those who believe, while the disbelievers have no lord.
  • Arberry:That is because God is the Protector of the believers, and that the unbelievers have no protector.
  • Palmer:That is because God is the patron of those who believe, and because the misbelievers have no patron.
  • Rodwell:This - because God is the protector of those who believe, and because the infidels have no protector.
  • Sale:This, for that God is the patron of the true believers, and for that the infidels have no protector.

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