14: 34

Asad And does He give you something out of what you may be asking of Him; and should you try to count God’s blessings, you could never compute them. [And yet] behold, man is indeed most persistent in wrongdoing, stubbornly ingrate!

Yusuf Ali And He giveth you of all that ye ask for. But if ye count the favors of Allah never will ye be able to number them: verily man is given up to injustice and ingratitude.

Pickthall And He giveth you of all ye ask of Him, and if ye would count the bounty of Allah ye cannot reckon it. Lo! man is verily a wrong-doer, an ingrate.

Transliteration Wa a_ta_kum min kulli ma_ sa'altumu_h(u), wa in ta'uddu_ ni'matalla_hi la_ tuhsa_ha_, innal insa_na lazalu_mun kaffa_r(un).

[Ali’s note: 1910 Sincere and true prayer in faith is answered by Allah. Thus He gives us everything which a wise and benevolent Providence can give. (14.34)

1911. I have tried to render the intensive forms of the Arabic by what I consider their near equivalent here: the phrase "given up to injustice and ingratitude" suggests habitual ignoring of just values and ingratitude for the innumerable gifts and favours which Allah has showered on mankind. (14.34)]

[Asad note 47: God satisfies every one of man’s desires, provided that His unfathomable wisdom regards its satisfaction as ultimately beneficial to the human being concerned: this is the meaning of the preposition min preceding the phrase “what you may be asking”. ]