Al-Ma'idah-79, Surah The Table Spread with Food Verse-79

They used not to prevent one another from wrongdoing that they did. Certainly evil was that which they did.

They were wont not to desist from the evil they committed; vile is that which they have been doing!

They would not forbid one another from the wrongs that they committed. Surely, evil is what they had been doing.

They would not restrain one another from doing the evil they did: indeed evil was what they used to do.

They did not restrain one another from the wicked things they used to do; and vile were the things that they were doing!

They did not restrain one another from the evil they used to do; undoubtedly they used to commit extremely evil deeds.

They did not prohibit one another from hateful things they committed. How evil were the practices they used to follow!

They forbade not one another any dishonour that they committed; surely evil were the things they did.

Thee will see many of them taking those who disbelieve for their friends. Surely, evil is that which their souls have sent before them, for Allah´s wrath is on them, and in the torment shall they dwell.

They used not to forbid one another from the Munkar (wrong, evil-doing, sins, polytheism, disbelief, etc.) which they committed. Vile indeed was what they used to do.

Those who disbelieved from among the Children of Israel were cursed by the tongue of David and Jesus, son of Mary. This was because they disobeyed and exceeded the limits.

They used not to forbid each other the hateful things (which) they did; certainly evil was that which they did.

They restrained not one another from the wickedness they did. Verily evil was that they used to do!

They did not prevent each other from committing sins nor would they themselves stay away from them. Evil was what they had done!

They did not forbid one another from the wrongdoing they were committing. Evil is what they were doing.

They used not to prevent one another from wrongdoing that they did. How wretched was that which they were doing.

They did not restrain one another from the evil they used to do; undoubtedly they used to commit extremely evil deeds.

They used not to prevent one another from the wrongs they used to commit. Evil is what they used to do.

they would not prevent one another from doing the wrong things they did. Evil indeed were their deeds.

Nor did they (usually) forbid one another the iniquities which they committed: evil indeed were the deeds which they did.