34 translations · 29 languages

Qurʾān 70:3 compared

مِّنَ ٱللَّهِ ذِى ٱلْمَعَارِجِ

Translation is interpretation. Where these renderings differ, they differ in judgement — which sense of a word to take, how literally to render it, how much to explain. Reading several together shows you the shape of the choice a translator faced.

English

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  • [It is] from Allah, owner of the ways of ascent.

    Saheeh International

  • from Allah, Lord of the lofty stations.

    Ali Quli Qarai

  • From Allah, Lord of the Ascending Stairways

    Marmaduke Pickthall

  • (A Penalty) from Allah, Lord of the Ways of Ascent.

    Abdullah Yusuf Ali

  • from God, the Lord of the Stairways.

    A. J. Arberry

فارسی

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  • [این عذاب] از سوی خدای صاحب درجات است.

    انصاریان (Ansarian)

  • [و] از جانب خداوند صاحب درجات [و مراتب‌] است.

    فولادوند (Fooladvand)

Azərbaycanca

  • (O əzab yüksək) dərəcələr sahibi olan Allahdandır!

    Məmmədəliyev & Bünyadov

Bahasa Indonesia

  • (yang datang) dari Allah, Yang mempunyai tempat-tempat naik.

    Kementerian Agama

Bahasa Melayu

  • Dari Allah yang menguasai tempat-tempat turun naik -

    Abdullah Basmeih

Bosanski

  • da to Allah, Gospodar nebesa, ne učini,

    Besim Korkut

Deutsch

  • von Allah, dem Besitzer der Aufstiegswege.

    Bubenheim & Elyas

Español

  • pues procede de Dios, Señor de las vías de ascensión,

    Isa García

Français

  • et qui vient d'Allah, le Maître des voies d'ascension.

    Muhammad Hamidullah

Hausa

  • Daga Allah Mai matãkala.

    Abubakar Mahmoud Gumi

Kiswahili

  • Kutoka kwa Mwenyezi Mungu Mwenye mbingu za daraja.

    Ali Muhsin Al-Barwani

Nederlands

  • Zij komt van God die de trappen beheert

    Fred Leemhuis

Oʻzbekcha

  • У маъорижлар эгаси Аллоҳдандир.

    Muhammad Sodik

Shqip

  • Ai dënim vjen nga All-llahu, pronari ishkallëve të larta (në qiej).

    Sherif Ahmeti

Soomaali

  • Waxayna ka imaan Caddibaaddaasu Eebaha sarraynta iyo Sharafta u Saaxiiba.

    Mahmud Muhammad Abduh

Türkçe

  • Birisi, yüksek derecelere sahip olan Allah katından, inkarcılara gelecek ve savunulması imkansız olacak azabı soruyor.

    Diyanet İşleri

Русский

  • вопреки Аллаху, Владыке ступеней.

    Кулиев (Kuliev)

Татарча

  • дәрәҗәләр иясе булган Аллаһудан.

    Yakub ibn Nugman

Тоҷикӣ

  • аз ҷониби Худо, ки соҳиби осмонҳост.

    Оятӣ (Ayati)

ئۇيغۇرچە

  • ئۇ (ئازاب) ئاسمان شوتىلىرىنىڭ ئىگىسى اﷲ تەرىپىدىن بولغان

    محمد صالح (Muhammad Saleh)

اردو

  • یہ بلندیوں والے خدا کی طرف سے ہے

    علامہ جوادی (Jawadi)

پښتو

  • د الله له جانبه دى، چې د اوچتو زینومالك دى

    عبدالولي خان (Abdulwali)

سنڌي

  • جو وڏن مرتبن واري الله جي طرف کان (پوندڙ) آھي.

    تاج محمود امروٽي (Amroti)

کوردی

  • ئه‌و سزاو تۆڵه‌یه له‌لایه‌ن خوای خاوه‌نی گه‌وره‌یی و پله‌و پایه‌و جێ به‌رزه‌کان.

    تەفسیری ئاسان (Asan)

ދިވެހި

  • އެދޭމީހަކު (ފުރައްސާރައިގެގޮތުން) عذاب އަކަށްއެދި ގޮވިއެވެ. (އެއީ) كافر ންނަށްޖެހޭނޭ عذاب އެކެވެ. އުޑުތަކުގެ ވެރި اللَّه ގެ حضرة ން އަންނަ عذاب ދުރުކޮށްދޭނޭ ހަމައެކަކުވެސް ނުވެތެވެ.

    ރައީސުލްޖުމްހޫރިއްޔާގެ އޮފީސް (Official)

አማርኛ

  • የ(ሰማያት) መሰላሎች ባለቤት ከኾነው አላህ (መላሽ የለውም)፡፡

    ሳዲቅ እና ሳኒ (Sadiq & Sani)

বাংলা

  • তা আসবে আল্লাহ তা’আলার পক্ষ থেকে, যিনি সমুন্নত মর্তবার অধিকারী।

    মুহিউদ্দীন খান (Muhiuddin Khan)

தமிழ்

  • (அவ்வேதனை) உயர் வழிகளையுடைய அல்லாஹ்வினால் (ஏற்படும்).

    ஜான் டிரஸ்ட் (Jan Trust)

മലയാളം

  • കയറിപ്പോകുന്ന വഴികളുടെ അധിപനായ അല്ലാഹുവിങ്കല്‍ നിന്ന് വരുന്ന (ശിക്ഷയെ).

    അബ്ദുൽ ഹമീദ് & കുഞ്ഞി മുഹമ്മദ് (Abdul Hameed & Kunhi)

Questions

How many translations of Quran 70:3 are there here?

Tartīl shows Quran 70:3 in 34 translations across 29 languages, alongside the original Arabic. Each translation is credited to its translator and sourced from Tanzil.net.

Why do translations of Quran 70:3 differ from each other?

Translation is interpretation. Arabic words carry ranges of meaning that rarely map onto a single word in another language, and a translator must choose — which sense, which register, how much to render literally and how much to explain. Differences between the renderings below are differences of judgement, not errors; comparing them is one of the most useful things a reader without Arabic can do.