38. Surah Sad, Verse 19

And the birds were gathered; all were obedient to him.

And the nomad riders of the Ta'er Tribe were all obedient to him. (21:79), (27:16), (34:10).

And the birds assembled, all turning in repentance to Him.

And the birds were gathered; all were obedient to him.

The birds were gathered; all were obedient to him.

And also the birds, flocking together, all of them turned to Him.

Also the birds were committed to serve him; all were obedient to him.

And the levied Tair. They were all obedient to him.

And the birds were assembled, all with him repeating [praises].

and [likewise] the birds in their assemblies: [together] they all Would turn again and again unto Him [who had created them].

And the birds assembled; all were turning unto Him.

And the birds were inspired to throng unto him, each and all at his command and each and all to play the echo to his praises of Allah and join him in repenting their temerities; if any.

The birds too would join him in praise.

And (so did) the birds assembled: all obedient to him [Dâwûd (David)] [i.e. they came and glorified Allâh’s Praises along with him]. (Tafsir Al-Qurtubi ).

And the birds gathered (in assemblies): all with him did turn (to Allah).

And ˹We subjected˺ the birds, flocking together. All turned to him ˹echoing his hymns˺.

and the birds as well, mustered together. All were turning to Allah with him.

and the birds, too, in flocks, all echoed his praise.

and the birds, duly mustered, every one to him reverting;

and the birds too gathered together, each one would oft return to him;

And the birds gathered together; all joined in singing with him.

And the birds, mustered all to him a constant resorter.

and also the birds, which gathered themselves together unto him: All of them returned frequently unto him for this purpose.

And all the birds gathered (in flocks), did turn (to Allah) with him (Dawood).

And (We made) the birds and the people (who were) full of dislike for habitations to flock together (to him). All of them were always turning in obedience (to God) on his account.

and the birds [as well], mustered [in flocks], all echoing him [in a chorus].