Al-Layl Verse 18

who donate ˹some of˺ their wealth only to purify themselves,

who spends his wealth to purify himself,

even he who gives his wealth. to purify himself

who gives his wealth away as self-purification,

Who giveth away his substance that he may be cleansed,

Those who spend their wealth for increase in self-purification,

the Godfearing who spends his wealth to purify himself;

And gives of his wealth that he may grow in virtue,

Who gives his wealth in order to be pure.

—he who gives his wealth to purify himself

Who spends his wealth (in God’s cause and for the needy), so that he may grow in purity;

A person who spends his wealth (seeking) to purify himself,

Who gives/brings his property/possession/wealth (and) purifies/corrects (himself).

Who gives his wealth in order to be pure.

He who gives his wealth that he may grow.

He who spends his wealth for increase in self-purification,

And none has with him any boon for a reward,

Who gives away his wealth, purifying himself

Who giveth his wealth that he may grow (in goodness).

and purify themselves will be safe from this fire.

He who gives his wealth to be purified,

He who gives of his wealth for self-purification.

one who gives his wealth to become purified,

He who gives his money to become pure.

he who gives his wealth to purify himself, offering it as a [means of self] purification before God, exalted be He, by making this payment for the sake of God, exalted be He, and not for show or the sake of reputation, so that he [or the offering] stands purified in the sight of God. This [verse] was revealed regarding the truthful one (al-siddq) [Ab Bakr], may God be pleased with him, when he purchased Bill [the Ethiopian], who was being tortured on account of his faith, and then freed him, whereat the disbelievers said, `He only did this in return for a favour which he [must have] owed him', and so the following was revealed;

He who gives of his wealth for self-purification.

meaning, he spends his wealth in obedience of his Lord in order to purify himself, his wealth and whatever Allah has bestowed upon him of religion and worldly things.

وَمَا لاَِحَدٍ عِندَهُ مِن نِّعْمَةٍ تُجْزَى