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quran:81:9 –

For what sin she was killed  

for what sin she was slain (sa’alat, ‘asks’: a variant reading has su’ilat, ‘˹she˺ is asked’, narrating the address directed to her, to which she then responds by saying, ‘I was slain without ˹having committed˺ any sin’);
القرآن:٨١:٩ –

بِأَيِّ ذَنْبٍ قُتِلَتْ  

{بأي ذنب قتلت} وقرئ بكسر التاء حكاية لما تخاطب به وجوابها أن تقول: قتلت بلا ذنب.