God has permitted trafficking, and forbidden usury.

One who has received advice from his Lord and has stopped committing sins will be rewarded for his previous good deeds.

There are plenty enough reasons for me to resign.

Apply in writing.

Apply in writing.

Apply in writing.

Write it up.

Written Practice

The president of the university is likely to resign.

Put that in writing.

Written Practice Dialog

And the Scripture inscribed

And by oath of a passage, written

and a Book inscribed

By the book inscribed.

And by the Book Inscribed.

And a 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

and by the Scripture penned

By a Decree inscribed

Written by the hands of emissaries.

by the hands of scribes

By the hands of scribes.

In the hands of scribes (angels).

borne by the hands of scribes,

(Set down) by scribes

in the hands of envoys,

Carried by the hands of messenger angels,

by the hands of the noble, virtuous,

In the hands of scribes

by the hands of

(Written) by the hands of scribes

Originally written by Michael Glauche

Wherefore Unto whomsoever an exhortation cometh from his Lord, and he desisteth, his is that which is past, and his affair is with Allah.

But God has permitted commerce, and has forbidden usury. Whoever, on receiving advice from his Lord, refrains, may keep his past earnings, and his case rests with God.

Henceforth, if one abstains from taking interest after receiving this admonition from his Lord, no legal action will be taken against him regarding the interest he had devoured before his case shall ultimately go to Allah.

He unto whom an admonition from his Lord cometh, and (he) refraineth (in obedience thereto), he shall keep (the profits of) that which is past, and his affair (henceforth) is with Allah.

While Allah has allowed trade and forbidden usury. Whoever relinquishes usury on receiving advice from his Lord shall keep the gains of what is past, and his matter will rest with Allah.

To whomsoever an exhortation comes from his Lord then he desists, he shall have his past gains, and his matter is with Allah.