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Instructs you
yūṣīkumu
Allah
l-lahu
concerning
your children
awlādikum
for the male
lildhakari
like
mith'lu
(the) portion
ḥaẓẓi
(of) two females
l-unthayayni
But if
fa-in
there are
kunna
(only) women
nisāan
more (than)
fawqa
two
ith'natayni
then for them
falahunna
two thirds
thuluthā
(of) what
he left
taraka
And if
wa-in
(there) is
kānat
(only) one
wāḥidatan
then for her
falahā
(is) half
l-niṣ'fu
And for his parents
wali-abawayhi
for each
likulli
one
wāḥidin
of them
min'humā
a sixth
l-sudusu
of what
mimmā
(is) left
taraka
if
in
is
kāna
for him
lahu
a child
waladun
But if
fa-in
not
lam
is
yakun
for him
lahu
any child
waladun
and inherit[ed] him
wawarithahu
his parents
abawāhu
then for his mother
fali-ummihi
(is) one third
l-thuluthu
And if
fa-in
are
kāna
for him
lahu
brothers and sisters
ikh'watun
then for his mother
fali-ummihi
(is) the sixth
l-sudusu
from
min
after
baʿdi
any will
waṣiyyatin
he has made
yūṣī
[of which]
bihā
or
aw
any debt
daynin
Your parents
ābāukum
and your children
wa-abnāukum
not
you know
tadrūna
which of them
ayyuhum
(is) nearer
aqrabu
to you
lakum
(in) benefit
nafʿan
An obligation
farīḍatan
from
mina
Allah
l-lahi
Indeed
inna
Allah
l-laha
is
kāna
All-Knowing
ʿalīman
All-Wise
ḥakīman


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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