And the Scripture inscribed
And by oath of a passage, written –
and a Book inscribed
Consider [God’s] revelation, inscribed
By the book inscribed.
And by the Book Inscribed.
And a Book inscribed.
and the Book inscribed
And the Book inscribed
And a Scripture inscribed
by the Book inscribed
and by the Book in lines
And [by] a Book inscribed
by the book (Torah) written
And the Book written
Wakit<u>a</u>bin mas<u>t</u>oor<b>in</b>
and by the Scripture penned
By a Decree inscribed
وَكِتَٰبٍ مَّسْطُورٍ
And he swore by the Qur’ān which is a written book
And he swore by the Qur’ān which is a written book
<p>وَكِتَابٍ مَّسْطُورٍ‌ فِي رَ‌قٍّ مَّنشُورٍ‌ (and by a book, written on an unrolled scroll....52:2-3) The word raqq means fine parchment or fine piece of skin, used for the purpose of writing on it. It is, therefore, usually translated as paper. Here it could be referring to man's account-book of deeds or, according to some of the scholars, it stands for the Qur'an. (Qurtubi)</p>
وَكِتَابٍ مَّسْطُورٍ‌ فِي رَ‌قٍّ مَّنشُورٍ‌ (and by a book, written on an unrolled scroll....52:2-3) The word raqq means fine parchment or fine piece of skin, used for the purpose of writing on it. It is, therefore, usually translated as paper. Here it could be referring to man's account-book of deeds or, according to some of the scholars, it stands for the Qur'an. (Qurtubi)