This book was compiled and Ayyas (Verses) were written in Arabic by hand, in "Naskh" script, also known as "Khadim-ul-Quran "by Mr. Yousuf Khan. Mr. Khan is member of Pakistan Administrative Services and is my batch mate from 16th CTP. He is currently Secretary to the Government of Punjab.

This book is a humble effort to present our favorite quotes/ Ayyas from Quran. The aspiration is to share some of those words from Quran that have had a profound, positive influence upon us and have helped guide our personal and professional lives. We want all the readers, from across the spectrum, to experience the light, hope, guidance and spiritual fulfillment that Allah's words have brought into our lives.

Verses from Quran are reproduced in the original text of the Quran, in Arabic. In order to reach wide array of audience, the verses have been translated into English, Urdu and Sindhi. The translation does not in any way provide any explanation or opinion. The reader is left to make an effort to understand on his/ her own way, form independent opinion and seek further guidance from the Quran in entirety. Moreover, this book is in no way connected to any religious sect or political initiative.

I have made an effort to translate in English seeking guidance from various translations available in the market. However, major inspiration is sought from English Translation made by "Saheeh International, UK."

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Mr. Manzoor Hussain has written the Sindhi Translation. Mr. Manzoor is an officer of the State Bank of Pakistan . His insatiable devour for knowledge made him wade through waters of capitalism, socialism, comparative religions , Islam, history of Subcontinent , Sindhi literature, Sufism (an avid reader of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, Shams Tabraiz and Molana Romi - his great inspirations) and Quran and Hadees . Mr. Manzoor's love for Quran and his insight and understanding of the word of Allah is stupendous . His translation in Sindhi is testimony to this fact . I acknowledge his inspiration which made me read and love Quran to comprehend the message.

Mr. Muhammad Waseem did Urdu translation. He is highly acclaimed as scholar of Arabic and Quran.

I am a Graduate in Medicine and Surgery, joined Pakistan Civil Services with 16th CTP. I have served with the Government of Pakistan in various capacities including in Foreign Service of Pakistan and Inland Revenue Service. I resigned from service in 2007. Currently, I am doing Tax Law practice in all tax disciplines.

ayazgajani@gmail.com and manzoormusafir@yahoo.com

May Allah accept our humble effort. Ameen .Ayaz Elahi Gajani,Karachi,June 10, 2015.

Design and artwork by Waqas Shafi and Fahad Shah.

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O mankind, remember the

favors of Allah upon you.

3

35 : 3

For each one has a direction towards which he turns. But whenever you

be, hasten to (all that is good).

2 : 148

4

Unquestionable, by the remembrance of Allah hearts are assured (find comfort).

13 : 28

5

Indeed, those who have divided theirreligion and become sects - you

( O Muhammad), are not (associated) with them in anything.

6 : 159

6

16 : 23

Surely He does not like the arrogant.

7

25 : 67

And (they are) those who, when theyspend, do so not excessively or

sparingly but are ever, between that,(justly) moderate.

8

Indeed, good deeds do away with misdeeds

11 : 114

9

For women is a share of what the parents and close relatives

leave, be it little or much - an obligatory share

4 : 7

10

35 : 18

And no bearer of burdens (Soul) will bear the burden

of another (Soul)

11

13 : 11

Indeed, Allah will not change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves

(inner selves)

12

3 : 134

(Pious are those) who restrain anger and who pardon the people

(with kindness).

13

2 : 282

When you contract a debt for a specified term, write it down.

14

94 : 6

Indeed, with hardship (will be)ease (i.e, relief)

15

12 : 49

Do not spy or backbite each other.

16

6 : 141

Indeed He does not like those whocommit excess (in eating, as well as

in all things generally)

17

53 : 32

Do not claim yourselves to be pure. He is most knowing

of who fears Him.

18

6 : 165

(He) raised some of you above others in degree(of rank) that He may try you

through what He has given you.

19

16 : 125

Invite to the way of your Lord with wisdom and good instruction, and

argue with them in a way that is best

20

5 : 8

And do not let the hatred of a people prevent you from

being just.

21

2 : 188

And do not consume one an others wealth unjustly or send it ( in bribery) to the rulers

in order that (they might aid) you (to) consume a portion of the wealth of the

people in Sin, while you know (it is unlawful)

22

2 : 42

And do not mix the truth with falsehood or conceal the truth while

you know (it)

23

31 : 18

And do not turn your cheek (Face in Contempt) towards people

and do not walk through the earth exultantly.

24

44 : 9

But they are in doubt, amusing themselves

25

11 : 61

Indeed my Lord is near and responsive

26

69 : 19

But prostrate (before Him) and draw near ( to Allah).

27

61 : 2-3

(Believers) why do you say what doyou not do? Greatly hateful in the Sight of Allah is that you say what

you do not do.

28

2 : 186

I respond to the invocation of the supplicant when he

calls upon you

29

42 : 40

Whoever pardons and makes reconciliation - his reward is

(due) from Allah

30

14 : 19

( O believers) live with your wives in kindness

31

2 : 186

And when My servants ask you (O Muhammad). Concerning Me -

Indeed I am near.

32

14 : 34

And if you should count the favors(i.e blessing) of Allah, you could not

count them.

33

9 : 119

Be with those who are true.

34

2 : 269

He gives wisdom to whom He wills,and whoever has been given wisdom has certainly been given more good

And none will remember except those of understanding

35

31 : 17

Be patient over what (misfortune) befalls you.

Indeed (all) that is of the matters(requiring) resolve (courage)

36

31 : 14

Be grateful to Me and to your Parents.

37

33 : 70

Speak the truth.

38

7 : 29

Say ( O Muhammad), My lord has ordered (you to do) justice.

39

7 : 199

Show forgiveness and enjoin whatis good.

40

2 : 267

Spend (in charity) from the wealth that you have (Lawfully) earned.

41

6 : 152

And when you speak (i.e testify)be just, even if (it concerns) a near

relative.

42

22 : 30

Avoid false statement

43

6 : 152

Give full measure and weight in justice.

44

4 : 36

Indeed Allah does not like those who are self-deluding

and boastful.

45

17 : 53

And tell My servants to speak that which is best (kindly manner)

46

23 : 115

Then did you think that We createdyou uselessly and that to us you

would not be returned?

47

4 : 135

Be persistently standing firm in justice.

48

57 : 4

And He is with you wherever you are

49

64 : 16

And who ever is protected from the stinginess (greed)of his soul - it is

those who will be successful.

50

2 : 256

There shall be no compulsion in matters of religion.

51

2 : 152

So remember Me; I will remember you

52

4 : 86

And when you are greeted with agreeting greet (in return) with onebetter than it is ( at least) return it

(in a like manner)

53

5 : 1

Fulfill (all) contracts (obligations)

54

49 : 11

Let not a people ridicule (another)people

55

2 : 237

And do not forget graciousnessbetween you

56

23 : 96

Requite evil with good.

57

28 : 77

Do good as Allah has done good to you

58

2 : 83

Speak courteously with people.

59

18 : 46

And only good deeds will endure.

60

14 : 7

If you are grateful, I shall surely give you more

61

74 : 6

And do not bestow favorsexpecting gain in return

62

16 : 58-59

And when newborn girl is announcedto one of them, his face

darkens and is filled with gloom.(On account of the bad news) he hides himself from men: should be put up

with the shame or bury her in the earth? Evil is the decision they make.

63

16 : 90

Indeed Allah Ordered justice andgood conduct.

64

15 : 55

Do not be of the despairing

65

2 : 153

Seek help through patience and prayer

66

4 : 45

Sufficient is Allah as an ally, and sufficient is Allah as a helper

67

49 : 11

Do not defame one another

68

49 : 11

Do not call one another by(offensive) nick names

69

26 : 182-183

And weigh with an even (i.e honest)balance. And do not deprive people

of what is rightly theirs.

70

3 : 103

And hold firmly to the rope (referring either to his covenant or the Quran)

of Allah all to gather and do not be disunited

71

49 : 12

Avoid much (negative) assumption.Indeed some assumption

(negative) is sin.

72

104 : 1-3

Woe to every scorner and mocker who collects wealth and (continuously)counts it. He thinks that his wealth will

make him immortal.

73

5 : 42

And if you judge, judge between them with justice.

74

5 : 42

Indeed, Allah loves those who act justly

75

31 : 19

And be moderate in your pace and lover your voice.

76

45 : 7

Woe to every sinful liar.

77

29 : 45

Indeed, prayer prohibits immoralityand wrong doing.

78

57 : 24

We have sent our apostles with veritable signs and through them

We have brought down scriptures andthe scale of justice, so that men might

conduct themselves with justice.

79

2 : 82

Show kindness to your parents, to your kinsfolk, to orphans

and to the destitute.

80

3 : 159

Consult them in the matter, and when you have decided,

then trust on Allah.

81

5 : 8

Be just; that is near to righteousness.

82

4 : 58

When you judge between people,judge with fairness.

83

4 : 31

If you avoid the major sins whichyou are forbidden, we shall

pardon your misdeeds.

84

7 : 56

Indeed, the mercy of Allah is near to the doers of good.

85

3 : 92

You will never attain righteousnessuntil you spend (in the way of Allah)

from what which you cherish dearly

86

17 : 29

And do not make your hand (as)chained to your neck

(i.e refusing to spend) or extend it completely (being extravagant)

87

2 : 283

And if one of you entrusts another, then let him who is entrusted discharge his trust (faithfully)

88

30 : 7

They know what is apparent ofthe worldly life, but they, of the

hereafter, are unaware.

89

20 : 132

And enjoin prayer upon your family (and people) and be stead

fast therein

90

6 : 151

And do not approach immoralitiesWhat is apparent of them and

what is concealed.

91

12 : 88

indeed, Allah rewards the charitable.

/

92

93 : 11

But as for the favor of your Lord, report it

93

2 : 280

And if some one is in hardship, then(let there be) postponement (of debt)

until (a time of) ease. But if youwaive the sum as charity, it will be

better for you

94

39 : 53

Say, O My Servants who have transgressed against themselves

(by sinning) do not despair of mercy of Allah. Indeed Allah

forgive all sins ( for those whorepent and correct themselves)

95

53 : 32

As for those who avoid the grave sinsand shameful deeds - even though

they may sometimes stumble, behold thy Sustainer is abounding

in forgiveness.

96

17 : 26

Do not spend wastefully

97

2 : 177

(The truly pious are) and (those who)are patient in poverty and hardship

and in times of peril.

98

42 : 25

And it is He who accepts repentancefrom His servants and pardons

misdeeds.

/

99

24 : 23

Indeed, those who (falsely) accuse chaste unaware and believing women

are cursed in the world and thehereafter and they will have a great

punishment

100

17 : 32

And do not approach unlawfulsexual intercourse, Indeed, it is ever

an immorality and is evil as away

101

2 : 271

And if you do deeds of charity openly, it is well; but give alms to the needy

in private is better for you and He will remove some of your misdeeds

102

2 : 276

Allah deprives usurious gains of all blessing.

103

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