“Or a treasure were but sent to him! Or there were for him but a garden from which he ate!” And the wrongdoers say: “You follow only a man taken by sorcery.”
Why has treasure not been showered down on him? Why does he not have a garden to give him food?’ The wrongdoers say, ‘You are merely following a man who is bewitched. ’
"Or that a treasure is given to him, or that he has a paradise that he eats from. " And the wicked said: "You are but following a man bewitched!"
"Or why has not a treasure been bestowed on him, or why has he not a garden for enjoyment?" The wicked say, "You are but following a man bewitched!"
“Or a treasure were but sent to him! Or there were for him but a garden from which he ate!” And the wrongdoers say: “You follow only a man taken by sorcery.”
"Or that a treasure is given to him, or that he has a paradise that he eats from." And the wicked said: "You are but following a man bewitched!"
"Or that a treasure is given to him, or that he has a paradise that he eats from." The wicked said, "You are but following a man bewitched!"
Or, "If only a treasure could be given to him!" Or, "If only he could possess an orchard from which he eats!" The transgressors also said, "You are following a bewitched man."
Or a treasure should have been given to him, or he should have had an orchard from which he could eat. " And these wicked people say: "You only follow a man ensorcelled."
Or a treasure presented to him , or does he have a garden from which he eats?" And the wrongdoers say, "You follow not but a man affected by magic. "
Or: " a treasure been granted to him ?" Or: “He should have a garden, so that he could eat thereof !” And so these evildoers say , “If you were to follow but a man bewitched!”
Or (why is not) treasure thrown down unto him, or why hath he not a paradise from whence to eat? And the evil-doers say: Ye are but following a man bewitched.
Why was a treasure not bestowed upon him, or a garden whereof he might obtain his sustenance?"* The evil-doers say: "You are simply following a bewitched man."*
"Or a treasure were sent down to him from heaven or an orchard put in his possession to use as a source of food. This is besides the allegation of the wrongful who say to those who think alike: "You simply follow a man who has witchcraft on his lips and you foolishly hang on to them."
Or, "How come God has not sent him a treasure from the Heaven or an earthly garden to provide his needs?" The unbelievers than arrive to the conclusion that: “You are following the one who is a cast spelled over. ”
"Or (why) has not a treasure been granted to him, or why has he not a garden whereof he may eat?" And the Zâlimûn (polytheists and wrong-doers) say: "You follow none but a man bewitched."
"Or (Why) has not a treasure been bestowed on him, or why has he (not) a garden for enjoyment?" The wicked say: "Ye follow none other than a man bewitched."
or a treasure had been cast down to him, or he had had a garden from which he may eat!" And the wrongdoers say ˹to the believers˺, "You are only following a bewitched man.”
Or a treasure should have been thrown down to him, or he should have a garden to eat from it?" And the transgressors said (to the believers,) "You are following none but a bewitched man.”
Why has he not been given treasure or a garden to supply his food?’ and the evildoers say, ‘The man you follow is simply under a spell.’
Or why is not a treasure thrown to him, or why has he not a Garden to eat of?' The evildoers say, 'You are only following a man bewitched!'
Or there be thrown to him a treasury or he have a garden to eat therefrom.... !' and the unjust say, 'Ye only follow an infatuated man.'
And they say, "What ails this messenger that he eats food and walks in the markets? Why is not an angel sent down unto him, to be a Warner with him....
Or (had there been) a hoarding (i. e., a treasure) cast down to him, or (had) there been to him a garden to eat of?" And the unjust (people) have said, "Decidedly you are only closely following a man bewitched!"
or unless a treasure be cast down unto him; or he have a garden, of the fruit whereof he may eat; we will not believe. The ungodly also say, ye follow no other than a man who is distracted.
"Or (why) has a treasure not been granted to him, or why has he (not) a garden for enjoyment?" The wicked say: "You follow no one other than a man under spell. "
`Or a treasure should have been sent to him or there should have been a garden from which he might eat. ' Not only that, these unjust people say, `You follow none but a (mere) man who is given food.'
Or, ‘ a treasure thrown to him, or he have a garden from which he may eat?’ And the wrongdoers say, ‘You are just following a bewitched man. ’