Say

Quran corpus data

The triliteral root qāf wāw lām (ق و ل) occurs in the Quran 1722 times.

In The Quran

To Say

(2:97) Say (Arab. قُلْ, qul), "Whoever is an enemy to Gabriel, then (know) that he has sent it down into your heart by God's permission, authenticating what is already present, and a guide and good news for those who acknowledge."

(5:22) They said (Arab. قَالُوا, qālū), "O Moses, there are despotic inhabitants in there. And indeed, we will not enter it, until they leave from it. So when they leave, then certainly, we will enter it."

(28:19) But when he intended to grip the one, who was their enemy, he said (Arab. قَالَ, qāla), "O Moses! Do you intend to kill me, as you killed a person yesterday? Obviously, you intend to be a despot on the Earth! And you do not intend to be among (self) improvers."

(18:66) Moses said (Arab. قَالَ, qāla) to him: "Can I follow you, so that you will teach me, of what you have been taught (concerning) awareness?"

Speech

(6:112) And thus We appointed for every prophet an enemy devils (from) the mankind and genius, inspiring each other with deceptive ornate speeches (Arab. الْقَوْلِ, l-qawli). Had your Lord willed, they would not have done it. You shall disregard them and their fabrications.