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90:10 Translation

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    unknownuser
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    Peace be upon you all,

    What is the correct translation and understanding of the following verse?

    9010

    Transliteration - Wahadaynahu alnnajdayni
    Y.Ali - And shown him the two highways?
    R.Khalifa - Did we not show him the two paths?
    Pickthal - And guide him to the parting of the mountain ways?
    Shakir - And pointed out to him the two conspicuous ways?
    Literal - And We guided him (to) the two paths/good or bad ?

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      Wakas
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      peace bro,

      This is how I did it...

      After checking openburhan and getting the root - NunJiimDal, i looked up DofQ (u MUST get this book), and it says 'al najdayn' is a noun, dual, meaning to overcome, prevail over, become manifest.

      the first word root is haDalYa, its in prl, it means to guide/show/direct.

      In most of these cases, the literal trans. is often the most accurate, from my experience.

      in a more deeper lexicon NJD probably implies an open/clear/manifest route

      And We shown/directed/guided you to the two ways/journies/routes (or whatever word you feel represents the meanings in context)

      Wakas

      All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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        9010 ve hedeynah?n necdeyni
        9010 ve sunuyu g?sterdik ona yardm ikisinide
        9010 and sacrifice shown to'm aid too

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          el-Aziz
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          I cannot claim to have the correct translation, but I belive that the two paths/roads in 10 refers to the relation between tongue and two lips.

          "( Didn't we set him off with a pair of eyes, (9) a tongue and a pair of lips? (10) We led him to the crossroads (11) in order for him not to rush his way onto the steep path..."

          What is the correct translation and understanding of the following verse?

          9010
          Transliteration - Wahadaynahu alnnajdayni
          Y.Ali - And shown him the two highways?
          R.Khalifa - Did we not show him the two paths?
          Pickthal - And guide him to the parting of the mountain ways?
          Shakir - And pointed out to him the two conspicuous ways?
          Literal - And We guided him (to) the two paths/good or bad ?

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            Jaxal
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            SaLaM

            From the context of the Surah, in my opinion, God is telling us what the hard path will be like. And why we should choose it. It quite literally, in my opinion, means the easy path and the hard path.

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