O THOU human being

Yâ-Sĩn.

Ya Seen,

ya-see

Ya Seen.

O THOU human being

Ya Sin

Ya Sin

Yâ-Sĩn.

Ya Seen,

Ya Si

Ya Seen

Y[ S .

Y. S.

Ya-Seen.

Ya. Sin

Ya, Seen.

Ya, Seen

Y. S

Ya Sin

Ya-Sin (These are the names of litters of the Arabic alphabet, and only Allah knows their meaning here)

I swear by Ya Si

Ya Si

Y.S. YASIN! O Human being, to whom this Divine Writ is revealed

Ya seen

Ya Sin

Ya, Seen

Y. S

Ya Si

Ya-Sin

YA SIN

Ya Sin.

Ya. Sin

Ya Sa«n

Ya Seen

Y. S. (Ya. Sin.)

Yaa, Siin

Ya’ Seen

Ya´. Sin

YS

These are among the letters, of the Arabic language, appearing at the beginning of some Qur'aanic chapters. Significance of these letters is a mystery. Omniscient Allah has perhaps purposely kept it mysterious to remind mankind of the limitation of knowledge it is bestowed with

Yasin.

Y. S. (Yaa Seen)

YaSeen

O man

Y S

Y. S

Yaa-Seen (Alphabets of Arabic language - Allah and to whomever He reveals, know their precise meanings.

Ya Sin

Ya-Sin. (Only Allah and the Messenger [blessings and peace be upon him] know the real meaning.

Ya Sin - O perfect man (Muhammad)

Ya-Seen. (These letters are one of the miracles of the Quran, and none but Allah (Alone) knows their meanings.

Ya Si

Y.S

Y. S

YA. SIN

Yā‘ sī

Ya. Sin.

Yā Sīn!

Ya Sin.

Ya-Sîn.

Ya. Seen.

Y. S.

Ya, Seen.

Yā Sīn.

Yaa Siin

Ya Sin (O Muhammad)!

Y? S?n (Y.S)

Y. (Ya), S. (Seen), the Surah opens with these introductory letters from the Arabic Alphabet to draw attention to the miracle of the Quran which though written in the people’s tongue, cannot be emulated

Yaa Siin.

Ya.Sin.

Ya Sin

Ya Seen

Ya-seen