In what other lore after this will they then believe?
So after this, in what matter will they believe?
In what discourse after this will they believe?
In what other tiding, then, will they, after this, believe?
In what discourse, then, after it, will they believe?
Then in what statement after this (the Quran) will they believe?
In what message, beyond this, will they believe?
In what discourse after this (Qur'an) will they, then, believe?
Then in what statement after this will they believe
In what statement, after this, will they believe?
So what discourse will they believe after this?
After this, in what discourse will they believe?
Then in what statement after the Qur'an will they believe?
In which word other than the Quran will they believe?
In what announcement, then, after it, will they believe?
Fabiayyi <u>h</u>adeethin baAAdahu yuminoon<b>a</b>
In which word then, after this, will they believe?
Then what Message, after that, will they believe in?
فَبِأَىِّ حَدِيثٍۭ بَعْدَهُۥ يُؤْمِنُونَ
So when they do not bring faith in this Qur’ān that was revealed from their Lord, what other speech will they bring faith in?
So when they do not bring faith in this Qur’ān that was revealed from their Lord, what other speech will they bring faith in?
<p>فَبِأَيِّ حَدِيثٍ بَعْدَهُ يُؤْمِنُونَ (Now, in which discourse, after this, will they believe? ...77:50) The Holy Qur'an is the last Book of Allah which explains its message and wisdom most lucidly, excellently, eloquently, elegantly, and its arguments most convincingly. Its style is extremely effective and the admonition soul-capturing. If they do not believe in such a Book, then for which word are they waiting? This is to express disappointment in them. A Hadith narrative instructs that when one recites this verse, he should say 'I believe in Allah'. This statement must be made outside the prayer, or in voluntary prayer. He must abstain from this statement in obligatory and Sunnah prayer. Hadith narratives are clear on this point. And Allah knows best!</p>
فَبِأَيِّ حَدِيثٍ بَعْدَهُ يُؤْمِنُونَ (Now, in which discourse, after this, will they believe? ...77:50) The Holy Qur'an is the last Book of Allah which explains its message and wisdom most lucidly, excellently, eloquently, elegantly, and its arguments most convincingly. Its style is extremely effective and the admonition soul-capturing. If they do not believe in such a Book, then for which word are they waiting? This is to express disappointment in them. A Hadith narrative instructs that when one recites this verse, he should say 'I believe in Allah'. This statement must be made outside the prayer, or in voluntary prayer. He must abstain from this statement in obligatory and Sunnah prayer. Hadith narratives are clear on this point. And Allah knows best!