Taha, ayah 27
Quran 20:27 — Taha · "And untie the knot from my tongue"
Verse 27 of 135 · Surah Taha (طه) — Ta-Ha. This is the 20th chapter of the Holy Quran, a Meccan surah. Located in Juz 16.
وَاحْلُلْ عُقْدَةً مِّن لِّسَانِي
Wahlul 'uqdatam milli saanee
And untie the knot from my tongue
Translations of Taha 20:27
4 sourced translations of this verse. Different translators make different choices — reading multiple renderings deepens understanding.
Wahlul 'uqdatam milli saanee
- Saheeh International
- And untie the knot from my tongue
- Marmaduke Pickthall
- And loose a knot from my tongue,
- Abdullah Yusuf Ali
- "And remove the impediment from my speech,
- Kementerian Agama RI
- dan lepaskanlah kekakuan dari lidahku,
Modern standard English translation, published by Abul-Qasim.
1930 — first English translation of the Qur'an by a Muslim scholar.
1934 — widely-cited classic English rendering with commentary tradition.
Bahasa Indonesia, edition id.indonesian, supplied through Al-Quran Cloud.
Surrounding verses in Surah Taha
Frequently asked about Taha 20:27
What does Quran 20:27 say?
And untie the knot from my tongue This is verse 27 of Surah Taha (طه, "Ta-Ha"), a Meccan surah.
What is the Arabic text of Surah Taha verse 27?
The Arabic text: وَاحْلُلْ عُقْدَةً مِّن لِّسَانِي — transliteration: Wahlul 'uqdatam milli saanee.
Which juz and page is Quran 20:27 in?
Taha 20:27 appears in Juz 16, on Mushaf page 313.
How many verses does Surah Taha have?
Surah Taha contains 135 verses (ayat) in total. It is the 20th surah of the Quran and was revealed in Mecca.
About Surah Taha
Surah Taha (طه) — Ta-Ha — is the 20th chapter of the Holy Quran. It contains 135 verses (ayat) and was revealed in Mecca, making it a Meccan surah in the traditional classification.