Al-Qur'an Surah Al-Buruj Verse 15

Mufti Taqi Usmani

the Master of the Throne, the Glorious.

Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran

Lord of the Throne, the All-Glorious,

Ruwwad Translation Center

the Lord of the Glorious Throne;

A. J. Arberry

Lord of the Throne, the All-glorious,

Abdul Haleem

The Glorious Lord of the Throne,

Abdul Majid Daryabadi

Lord of the Throne, the Glorious,

Abdullah Yusuf Ali

Lord of the Throne of Glory,

Abul Ala Maududi

– the Lord of the Glorious Throne,

Ahmed Ali

The Lord of the glorious Throne,

Ahmed Raza Khan

Master of the Honourable Throne.

Ali Quli Qarai

Lord of the Throne, the All-glorious,

Ali Ünal

The Lord of the Throne, the All-Sublime.

Amatul Rahman Omar

Lord of the Throne (of Power), the Lord of all Glory,

English Literal

(Owner) of the throne , the most glorious/exacted .

Faridul Haque

Master of the Honourable Throne.

Hamid S. Aziz

The Lord of the Glorious Throne;

Hilali & Khan

Owner of the throne, the Glorious

Maulana Mohammad Ali

Doer of what He intends.

Mohammad Habib Shakir

Lord of the Arsh, the Glorious,

Mohammed Marmaduke William Pickthall

Lord of the Throne of Glory,

Muhammad Sarwar

the Owner of the Throne, the Glorious One,

Qaribullah & Darwish

Owner of the Throne, the Exalted.

Safi-ur-Rahman al-Mubarakpuri

Owner of the Throne, Al-Majid (the Glorious).

Wahiduddin Khan

The Lord of the Glorious Throne,

Talal Itani

Possessor of the Glorious Throne.

Tafsir jalalayn

Lord of the Throne, its Creator and Possessor, the Glorious (read nominative al-majdu), the One deserving of the perfect attributes of sublimity,

Tafseer Ibn Kathir

ذُو الْعَرْشِ


Owner of the Throne,

meaning, the Owner of the Mighty Throne that is above all of the creation.

Then He says,

الْمَجِيدُ



Al-Majid (the Glorious).

This word has been recited in two different ways;

- either with a Dhammah over its last letter (Al-Majidu), which is an attribute of the Lord, or

- with a Kasrah under its last letter (Al-Majid), which is a description of the Throne.

Nevertheless, both meanings are correct.

فَعَّالٌ لِّمَا يُرِيدُ