Literature:The Holy Quran 56
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The Quran, also romanized Qur'an or Koran, is the central religious text of Islam, believed by Muslims to be a revelation from God. It is organized in 114 chapters, which consist of verses. In addition to its religious significance, it is widely regarded as the finest work in Arabic literature, and has significantly influenced the Arabic language.
Translations
Skundavisk
Hoftstykk 65 : Ðe Trenning
11. Een Gesandte, ðe jyw Gods geliesten Þråws upsegt, um ðette, ðe gelooven, and goode werke doon, fråm ðe mørke til ðet licht te bringen. Ðan hwo an God geloovet and goode werke doot, hin will Hi (God) in garden inkommen laten, beneðen hwelke fløde fleuten, foreewe ðarin dwellend. Indeed hat God him ðe forsorging fullgekommen.
Hoftstykk 66 : Ðe Forbyd
In ðet name af God, ðe Genæþige, ðe Mildhertige.
1. O Bude, hwarum forbiedst ðou ðir, hwat God ðir orloft hat, ðe orfylling ðijner wijve søkend? And God is ðe allforgivend, mildhertig.
2. God hat for jyw upgelagd, hou ji jere eeþes lesken kunnt. And God is jer Munder, and Hi is ðe Allwitende, ðe Allwijse.