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Qur’an

Ad-Dhuhaa 93:10

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Qur’an 93:10 · Surah Ad-Dhuhaa · Ayah 10

Marmaduke Pickthall

Source text checked 2026-09-23.

What It Means: Reading in Context

This verse follows the instruction concerning the orphan in 93:9 and precedes the reminder about the Lord’s favour in 93:11. Pickthall’s rendering refers to the beggar; the linked page also shows translations referring to a petitioner or someone who asks. The complete verse is retained. This entry presents Qur’an 93:10 from Surah Ad-Dhuhaa, with Arabic text and Marmaduke Pickthall’s English translation. The translation conveys meaning in English; it is not a replacement for the Arabic Qur’an. Read the linked passage with the verses before and after it, particularly when a sentence continues across verse boundaries. The topics shown here are editorial reading aids rather than an exhaustive interpretation of the passage. Our short reflection offers a possible practical response, clearly separated from scripture. It should not be repeated as a verse, hadith or authoritative tafsir. For detailed interpretation or questions about religious practice, consult qualified scholarship and the complete source.

REFLECTION · EDITORIAL

Respond respectfully when someone asks for help, including when your ability to give is limited.

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