| A Sign of Allah | 6 Kalimat, plural of kalimah, translates most directly to “words.” Kalimat can also be understood as anything uttered, or speech (aqrab); or a decree or commandment (mufradat). Besides the literal meaning, the Quran has used the word as “a sign” or “promise” (8:8, 66:13) [Publisher]. |
| Haqiqatul-Wahi | See Surah at-Tahrim, [66:13], Part Number 28 |
| Invitation to Ahmadiyyat | 31 Surah al-Tahrim. 66:12-13 |
| Malfuzat – Volume III | 14 at-Tahrim, 66:12-13 |
| Noah's Ark | 41 We breathed into him of Our Spirit. (Surah Tahrim, 66:13) [Publisher] |
| Refutation of the Divinity of Christ | 1 And the example of Mary, the daughter of‘Imran, who guarded her private parts—so We breathed into him of Our Spirit (Surah at-Tahrim, 66:13). [Publisher] |
| The Supreme Plan for the Universal Regeneration of Islam | And the example of Mary, the daughter of ‘Imran, who guarded her private parts—so We breathed into him of Our Spirit—and she fulfilled in her person the words of her Lord and His Books and was one of the obedient. (al-Tahrim, 66:12–13) |
