Al-'Ankabut Verse 66

So let them be ungrateful for all We have given them, and ˹let them˺ enjoy themselves ˹for now˺! For they will soon know.

showing their ingratitude to what We have given them and enjoy themselves, but they will soon come to know.

that they may be ungrateful for what We have given them, and take their enjoyment; they will soon know!

Let them show their ingratitude for what We have given them; let them take their enjoyment- soon they will know.

So that they become ingrate for that which We have vouchsafed unto them, and that they enjoy themselves; but presently they shall know.

Disdaining ungratefully Our gifts, and giving themselves up to (worldly) enjoyment! But soon will they know.

that they may be ungrateful for the rescue that We granted them, and that they may revel in the pleasures (of the present life). Soon they shall come to know.

And deny what We had given them, in order to go on enjoying themselves. They will come to know soon.

In order to be ungrateful for Our favours; and to use the comforts; therefore they will soon come to know.

being ungrateful for what We have given them! Let them enjoy. Soon they will know!

And so let them show ingratitude for all that We have granted them, and so let them give themselves up to the enjoyment of the worldly life; but they will come to know.

With the result that they show ingratitude for what We have given them and also with the result that they indulge in worldly enjoyment (though only for a short time). But they will soon come to know (the consequences of their conduct).

To disbelieve with what We gave/brought them, and to live long/enjoy, so they will/shall know.

In order to be ungrateful for Our favours; and to use the comforts; therefore they will soon come to know.

And when they ride in the ship they call upon Allah, making their religion seem sincere to Him; but when He delivers them safely to the shore, behold, they associate others with Him;

So that they become ingrate for that which We have given them, and that they take their enjoyment (as a warning and a threat), but they will come to know.

And the life of this world is but a sport and a play. And the home of the Hereafter, that surely is the Life, did they but know!

Thus they become ungrateful for what We have given them, so that they may enjoy; but they shall soon know.

That they may disbelieve in that which We have given them, and that they may take their ease. But they will come to know.

Let them be ungrateful to what We have granted them. Let them enjoy themselves, but they will soon know (the consequences of their deeds).

showing ingratitude for what We have given them and take their enjoyment; soon they shall know!

So that they become ingrate for that which We have given them, and that they take their enjoyment, but they will come to know.

And thus they may show utter ingratitude for Our favours; let them enjoy themselves for a time. But they will soon come to know.

To be ungrateful for what We have given them, and to enjoy themselves. They will surely come to know.

that they may be ungrateful for what We have bestowed on them, of graces, and that they may seek enjoyment, in consenting to worship idols together (a variant reading [for the purposive wa-li-yatamatta`] has wa'l-yatamatta`, `and let them seek their enjoyment', as an imperative denoting a threat), for they will soon know!, the consequences of this.

So that they become ingrate for that which We have given them, and that they take their enjoyment, but they will come to know