Home > Quran > Surah Al-A'raf , Verse No 176 Al-Quran Menu Quran Home Arabic Text Urdu Translation English Translation Arabic and Urdu Arabic and English Arabic Urdu English Verse by Verse Urdu with Tafseer Tilawat Main Menu Home Al-Quran Ahadees Faizan-e-Sunnat Duain Durood Sharif Naat City Islamic Books Pictures Gallery Kalmay Beautiful Names Contact Us Quran Search Select Surah : --Select Chapter-- 1.The Opening2.Al-Baqara3.Al-i'Imran4.An-Nisaa5.Al-Maidah6.Al-An'am7.Al-A'raf8.Al-Anfal9.At-Tauba10.Yunus11.Hud12.Yusuf13.Ar-Ra'd14.Ibrahim15.Al-Hijr16.An-Nahl17.Israel)18.Al-Kahf19.Maryam20.Ta-ha21.Al-Anbiyaa22.Al-Hajj23.Al-Muminun24.An-Nur25.Al-Furqan26.Ash-Shu'araa27.An-Naml28.Al-Qasas29.Al-Ankabut30.Ar-Rum31.Luqman32.As-Sajda33.Al-Ahzab34.Saba35.Fatir36.Ya-Sin37.As-Saffat38.Sad39.Az-Zumar40.Al-Mu'min41.Ha-Mim42.Ash-Shura43.Az-Zukhruf44.Ad-Dukhan45.Al-Jathiya46.Al-Ahqaf47.Muhammad48.Al-Fat-h49.Al-Hujurat50.Qaf51.Az-Zariyat52.At-Tur53.An-Najm54.Al-Qamar55.Ar-Rahman56.Al-Waqi'a57.Al-Hadid58.Al-Mujadila59.Al-Hashr60.Al-Mumtahana61.As-Saff62.Al-Jumu'a63.Al-Munafiqun64.At-Tagabun65.At-Talaq66.At-Tahrim67.Al-Mulk68.Al-Qalam69.Al-Haqqa70.Al-Ma'arij71.Nuh72.Al-Jinn73.Al-Muzzammil74.Al-Muddathth75.Al-Qiyamat76.Ad-Dahr77.Al-Mursalat78.An-Nabaa79.An-Nazi'at80.Abasa81.At-Takwir82.Al-Infitar83.Al-Mutaffife84.Al-Inshiqaq85.Al-Buruj86.At-Tariq87.Al-A'la88.Al-Gashiya89.Al-Fajr90.Al-Balad91.Ash-Shams92.Al-Lail93.Adh-Dhuha94.Al-Sharh95.At-Tin96.Al-Alaq97.Al-Qadr98.Al-Baiyina99.Al-Zalzalah100.Al-Adiyat101.Al-Qari'a102.At-Takathur103.Al-Asr104.Al-Humaza105.Al-Fil106.Quraish107.Al-Ma'un108.Al-Kauthar109.Al-Kafirun110.An-Nasr111.Al-Lahab112.Al-Ikhlas113.Al-Falaq114.Al-Nas   Ayat Number :    Previous Verse Surah Al-A'raf : Verse No 176 of 206 Arabic Text, Urdu and English Translation From Kanzul Iman Next Verse And if We had willed, We would have lifted him on account of Our Signs, but he, clung to the earth andfollowed his desires, then his condition is like a dog, if you attack him, he brings his tongue out and if you leavehim, he brings his tongue out. This is the condition of those who belied Our Signs. So you recount them theadmonition haply they may ponder.