Azerice — V. Memmedeliyev ve Ziya Bünyadov

(Münafiqlər qorxularından Xəndək müharibəsində mələklərin pərən-pərən saldığı düşmən) dəstələrinin çıxıb getmədiklərini zənn edirlər. O dəstələrin bir də qayıdıb gələcəyi təqdirdə onlar (qorxularından) çöldə bədəvilər arasında olmaq istərdilər ki, (gəlib-gedəndən) sizə dair xəbərləri soruşub öyrənsinlər. (Əgər möʼminlər zəfər çalıbsa, qənimətə şərik çıxsınlar, yox, əgər kafirlər qalib gəliblərsə, onlara qoşulsunlar). Əgər aranızda olsaydılar, çox az (özü də yalandan) döyüşərdilər.

Almanca — Al-Azhar

Sie meinen, die feindlichen Verbände wären noch nicht fortgezogen. Wenn die feindlichen Verbände wiederkommen sollten, würden diese Heuchler wünschen, sie wären unter den Beduinen, um Erkundigungen über euch einzuholen. Wenn sie unter euch wären, hätten sie kaum gekämpft.

Almanca — Der Edle Quran

Sie meinen, die Gruppierungen seien nicht weggegangen. Und wenn die Gruppierungen (wieder)kommen sollten, möchten sie gern, sie wären in der Wüste unter den Wüstenarabern und würden sich (nur) über euch erkundigen. Und wenn sie unter euch wären, würden sie nur wenig kämpfen.

Almanca — M. A. Rassoul

Sie meinen, daß die Verbündeten noch nicht abgezogen seien; und wenn die Verbündeten kommen sollten, so würden sie lieber bei den nomadischen Arabern in der Wüste sein und dort Nachrichten über euch erfragen. Und wenn sie bei euch wären, so würden sie nur wenig kämpfen.

Almanca — Muhammad Zaidan

Sie denken, daß Al-ahzab noch nicht gegangen wären. Und sollten Al-ahzab wieder kommen, würden sie sich wünschen: sie wären zu den Wüstenarabern gegangen und hätten da nach euren Nachrichten gefragt. Und wären sie bei euch gewesen, würden sie doch nur ein wenig mitkämpfen.

Abdel Khalek Himmat

They -these hypocrites- think that the confederates have not yet lifted the seige nor have they withdrawn. And should the confederates lay seige again (to Madina). they will wish they were wandering among the Bedouins in the desert and then they will learn of your news and events while at a safe distance. Had these people been among you in combat they would not have engaged in fighting but a little.

Abdul Haleem

They think the joint forces have not gone, and if the joint forces did come again they would wish they were in the desert, wandering among the Bedouin and seeking news about you [from a safe distance]. Even if they were with you [believers], they would hardly fight at all.

Abdullah Yusuf Ali

They think that the Confederates have not withdrawn; and if the Confederates should come (again), they would wish they were in the deserts (wandering) among the Bedouins, and seeking news about you (from a safe distance); and if they were in your midst, they would fight but little.

Abul A'la Maududi

They think that the invading confederates have not yet gone. But if the confederates were to mount another assault, they would wish to be in the desert among the bedouins and keep themselves informed about you from there. But even if they remained in your midst, hardly would they fight.

Aisha Bewley

They think that the Confederates have not departed and if the Confederates did appear then they would wish they were out in the desert with the Arabs, asking for news of you. If they were with you they would only fight a very little.

Al-Hilali & Khan

They think that Al-Ahzâb (the Confederates) have not yet withdrawn; and if Al-Ahzâb (the Confederates) should come (again), they would wish they were in the deserts (wandering) among the bedouins, seeking news about you (from a far place); and if they (happen) to be among you, they would not fight but little.

Ali Quli Qarai

They suppose the confederates have not left yet, and were the confederates to come [again], they would wish they were in the desert with the Bedouins asking about your news, and if they were with you they would fight but a little.

Amatul Rahman Omar

They (still) think that the (invading) confederates have not yet withdrawn. Should the confederates come (again) they would wish to be (desert dwellers) among the bedouins in the desert asking for news about you (whether you were safe or destroyed). And had they been among you they would not have fought (along with you), save a few.

Arthur John Arberry

They think the Confederates have not departed; and if the Confederates come, they will wish that they were desert-dwellers among the Bedoums asking for news of you. If they were among you, they would fight but little.

Bijan Moeinian

They cannot believe their eyes that the enemy’s army has gone away. If it happened such that the enemy returns, they will prefer to be in a small village in the middle of the desert and hear about you from there! They would definitely take the least part in the battle, if the enemy had to return.

E. Henry Palmer

They reckoned that the confederates would never go away; and if the confederates should come they would fain be in the desert with the Arabs, asking for news of you! and if they were amongst you they would fight but little.

Edip-Layth

They thought that the opponents had not yet mobilized. If the opponents do appear, they wish that they were out in the desert, seeking out news for you. Even if they were among you, they would not have fought except very little.

George Sale

They imagined that the confederates would not depart and raise the siege: And if the confederates should come another time, they would wish to live in the deserts among the Arabs who dwell in tents, and there to inquire after news concerning you; and although they were with you this time, yet they fought not, except a little.

Hamid S. Aziz

Being niggardly in their help to you; but when fear comes, you will see them looking to you, their eyes rolling like one swooning unto death; but when the fear is gone they smite you with sharp tongues, being covetous of the goods (spoils of war). These have not believed. Therefore Allah has made their deeds ineffective (vain, fruitless); and this is easy for Allah.

Mahmoud Ghali

They reckon that the (allied) parties have not gone away. And in case the (allied) parties come up, they would prefer if they were frequenters among the Arabs (Or: desert dwellers) (of the desert) asking for information about you. And if they were among you, in no way would they fight except a little.

Marmaduke Pickthall

They hold that the clans have not retired (for good); and if the clans should advance (again), they would fain be in the desert with the wandering Arabs, asking for the news of you; and if they were among you, they would not give battle, save a little.

Mohamed Ahmed - Samira

They think the allied tribes have not withdrawn; and if the allied tribes had advanced they would have wished that they were rather with the Arabs of the desert asking news of you; and had they been among you they would have fought but just a little.

Muhammad Asad

They think that the Confederates have not [really] withdrawn; and should the Confederates return, these [hypocrites] would prefer to be in the desert, among the bedouin, asking for news about you, [O believers, from far away;] and even were they to find themselves in your midst, they would but make a pretence at fighting [by your side].

Mustafa Khattab

They ˹still˺ think that the enemy alliance has not ˹yet˺ withdrawn. And if the allies were to come ˹again˺, the hypocrites would wish to be away in the desert among nomadic Arabs, ˹only˺ asking for news about you ˹believers˺. And if the hypocrites were in your midst, they would hardly take part in the fight.

Progressive Muslims

They thought that the opponents had not yet mobilized. And if the opponents do appear, they wish that they were out in the desert, seeking out news for you. Even if they were among you, they would not have fought except very little.

Sahih International

They think the companies have not [yet] withdrawn. And if the companies should come [again], they would wish they were in the desert among the bedouins, inquiring [from afar] about your news. And if they should be among you, they would not fight except for a little.

Sam Gerrans

They think the parties have not left; and if the parties come, they will wish they were desert-dwellers among the desert Arabs asking for reports of you. And were they among you, they would fight only a little.

Shabbir Ahmed

They think that the enemy clans have not withdrawn. And if the confederate clans come back, these (hypocrites) would prefer to be in the desert with the Bedouins, asking for news about you, from far away. And if they were among you, they would only pretend to fight.

Syed Vickar Ahamed

They think that the groups (opposing Islam) have not (lost and) withdrawn; And if those groups should come (again), they wish they were in the deserts together with the (wandering) Bedouins, and trying to find news about you (from far); And if they were in among you, they will fight very little.

Taqi Usmani

They think that the coalition forces have not (yet) gone. And should the coalition forces come (again), they would like to be living in countryside among the Bedouins, asking (others) about your news. And even if they were to remain among you, they would not fight, but a little.

The Monotheist Group

They thought that the Confederates had not yet mobilized. And if the Confederates do appear, they wish that they were out with the Nomads, seeking out news for you. Even if they were among you, they would not have fought except very little.

Fransızca — Muhammad Hamidullah

Ils pensent que les coalisés ne sont pas partis. Or si les coalisés revenaient, (ces gens-là) souhaiteraient être des nomades parmi les Bédouins et (se contenteraient) de demander de vos nouvelles. Sʹils étaient parmi vous, ils nʹauraient combattu que très peu.

Kürtçe Meal

Ji wan munafiqan we ye ku hêzên hevkar ên dijmin hê jî ji dora Medînê neçûne. Eger ku leşkerên hevalbendan dîsa vegerin (şerê we), ew munafiq dixwazin ku herin çolê, bikevin nava bedewiyan û ji dûr ve der heqê we de xeberan bigirin. Jixwe eger ew di nav we de bûna jî, dê hindikî şer bikirina.

Hollandaca — Fred Leemhuis

Zij rekenen erop dat de partijen niet zouden weggaan, maar als de partijen (nog eens) zouden komen zouden zij het liefst in de woestijn bij de bedoeïenen willen zijn om daar naar nieuws over jullie te vragen. En als zij bij jullie zouden zijn zouden zij maar weinig strijden.

Hollandaca — Salomo Keyzer

Zij verbeeldden zich, dat de verbondenen niet zouden aftrekken en het beleg opheffen; en indien de verbondenen ten tweedenmale opkwamen, zouden zij wenschen in de woestijn te wezen, onder de Arabieren die in tenten wonen en daar slechts naar nieuws van u te vernemen; want hoewel zij dien tijd met u waren, vochten zij niet dan flauw.

Hollandaca — Siregar

Zij dachten dat de bondgenoten nog niet waren weggetrokken. En als de bondgenoten zouden terugkomen, dan zouden zij wensen dat zij zich bij de bedoeïnen bevonden, vragend naar nieuws over jullie. En als zij zich onder jullie zouden bevinden, dan zouden zij niet strijden, behalve even.

Rusça — Ebu Adel

Считают они [лицемеры], что ополчившиеся (войска неверующих) не ушли. А если (допустить, что) ополчившиеся (войска) (снова) придут (к Медине), (то в таком случае) они [лицемеры] хотели бы оказаться кочующими среди (пустынных) арабов [бедуинов], расспрашивая про известия о вас [победили вы или потерпели поражение]. А если бы они [лицемеры] были с вами, то сражались бы лишь немного (из-за трусости, униженности и слабой убежденности).

İsveççe — Knut Bernström

De tror att de sammansvurna i själva verket inte har dragit sig tillbaka; och om de återkommer skulle dessa (hycklare) helst vilja vara bland nomaderna i öknen och (där på betryggande avstånd) höra sig för (hur det till sist går för) er. Och om de då skulle befinna sig tillsammans med er, skulle de försöka hålla sig undan från striderna.