Ad-Duhaa Verse 10

nor repulse the beggar.[[ And, by extension, anyone asking for help. ]]

nor repulse the beggar;

and as for the beggar, scold him not;

and do not chide the one who asks for help;

And as to the beggar, chide thou him not.

Nor repulse the petitioner (unheard);

and chide not him who asks,

And do not drive the beggar away,

And do not rebuke the beggar.

and as for the beggar, do not chide him;

Nor chide and drive away the petitioner.

And as for the person who seeks (your assistance) do not chide him away.

And as for the asker/questioner/beggar , so do not yell at/drive away .

And do not rebuke the beggar.

Nor the beggar (or petitioner) drive away,

And repulse not the beggar;

And the favour of thy Lord proclaim.

And as for him who asks, do not chide (him),

Therefor the beggar drive not away,

and do not reject the beggars

nor drive away the one who asks.

And repulse not the one who asks.

and do not chide the one who asks for help;

Nor rebuff the seeker.

and as for the beggar, do not drive [him] away, [do not] repel him on account of his poverty,

And repulse not the one who asks.

meaning,

`just as you were astray and Allah guided you, then do not scorn the one who asks for knowledge seeking to be guided.'

Ibn Ishaq said,
وَأَمَّا السَّأيِلَ فَلَ تَنْهَرْ
(And repulse not the one who asks).

"This means do not be oppressive, arrogant, wicked, or mean to the weak among Allah's servants."

Qatadah said,

"This means respond to the poor with mercy and gentleness."

وَأَمَّا بِنِعْمَةِ رَبِّكَ فَحَدِّثْ