The Holy Quran (Yusuf Ali Translation)

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Surah 1. The Opening

1. In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.

2. Praise be to Allah, the Cherisher and Sustainer of the worlds;

3. Most Gracious, Most Merciful;

4. Master of the Day of Judment.

5. !hee do we worshi", and !hine aid we see#.

6. Show us the straiht way,

7. !he way of those on whom !hou hast bestowed !hy Grace, those whose $"ortion% is not

wrath, and who o not astray.

Surah 2. The Cow

1. A.&.M.

2. !his is the 'oo#; in it is uidance sure, without doubt, to those who fear Allah.

3. (ho belie)e in the *nseen, are steadfast in "rayer, and s"end out of what (e ha)e

"ro)ided for them;

4. And who belie)e in the +e)elation sent to thee, and sent before thy time, and $in their

hearts% ha)e the assurance of the ereafter.

5. !hey are on $true% uidance, from their &ord, and it is these who will "ros"er.

6. As to those who re-ect aith, it is the same to them whether thou warn them or do not warn

them; they will not belie)e.

7. Allah hath set a seal on their hearts and on their hearin, and on their eyes is a )eil; reat is

the "enalty they $incur%.

8. /f the "eo"le there are some who say0 1(e belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day;1 but they do

not $really% belie)e.

9. ain would they decei)e Allah and those who belie)e, but they only decei)e themsel)es,

and realise $it% not2

10. In their hearts is a disease; and Allah has increased their disease0 And rie)ous is the

"enalty they $incur%, because they are false $to themsel)es%.

11. (hen it is said to them0 1Ma#e not mischief on the earth,1 they say0 1(hy, we only (antto ma#e "eace21



12. /f a surety, they are the ones who ma#e mischief, but they realise $it% not.

13. (hen it is said to them0 1'elie)e as the others belie)e01 !hey say0 1Shall we belie)e as the

fools belie)e31 4ay, of a surety they are the fools, but they do not #now.

14. (hen they meet those who belie)e, they say0 1(e belie)e;1 but when they are alone withtheir e)il ones, they say0 1(e are really with you0 (e $were% only -estin.1

15. Allah will throw bac# their moc#ery on them, and i)e them ro"e in their tres"asses; so

they will wander li#e blind ones $!o and fro%.

16. !hese are they who ha)e bartered Guidance for error0 'ut their traffic is "rofitless, and

they ha)e lost true direction,

17. !heir similitude is that of a man who #indled a fire; when it lihted all around him, Allah

too# away their liht and left them in utter dar#ness. So they could not see.

18. Deaf, dumb, and blind, they will not return $to the "ath%.

19. /r $another similitude% is that of a rain5laden cloud from the s#y0 In it are 6ones of

dar#ness, and thunder and lihtnin0 !hey "ress their finers in their ears to #ee" out the

stunnin thunder5cla", the while they are in terror of death. 'ut Allah is e)er round the

re-ecters of aith2

20. !he lihtnin all but snatches away their siht; e)ery time the liht $el"s% them, they

wal# therein, and when the dar#ness rows on them, they stand still. And if Allah willed, e

could ta#e away their faculty of hearin and seein; for Allah hath "ower o)er all thins.

21. / ye "eo"le2 Adore your Guardian5&ord, who created you and those who came before

you, that ye may ha)e the chance to learn rihteousness;

22. (ho has made the earth your couch, and the hea)ens your cano"y; and sent down rain

from the hea)ens; and brouht forth therewith ruits for your sustenance; then set not u"

ri)als unto Allah when ye #now $the truth%.

23. And if ye are in doubt as to what (e ha)e re)ealed from time to time to /ur ser)ant, then

"roduce a Sura li#e thereunto; and call your witnesses or hel"ers $If there are any% besides

Allah, if your $doubts% are true.

24. 'ut if ye cannot5 and of a surety ye cannot5 then fear the ire whose fuel is men and

stones,5 which is "re"ared for those who re-ect aith.

25. 'ut i)e lad tidins to those who belie)e and wor# rihteousness, that their "ortion is

Gardens, beneath which ri)ers flow. 7)ery time they are fed with fruits therefrom, they say0

1(hy, this is what we were fed with before,1 for they are i)en thins in similitude; and they

ha)e therein com"anions "ure $and holy%; and they abide therein $for e)er%.

26. Allah disdains not to use the similitude of thins, lowest as well as hihest. !hose who

belie)e #now that it is truth from their &ord; but those who re-ect aith say0 1(hat means



Allah by this similitude31 'y it e causes many to stray, and many e leads into the riht

"ath; but e causes not to stray, e8ce"t those who forsa#e $the "ath%,5

27. !hose who brea# Allah.s Co)enant after it is ratified, and who sunder what Allah as

ordered to be -oined, and do mischief on earth0 !hese cause loss $only% to themsel)es.

28. ow can ye re-ect the faith in Allah.5 seein that ye were without life, and e a)e you

life; then will e cause you to die, and will aain brin you to life; and aain to im will ye

return.

29. It is e (ho hath created for you all thins that are on earth; Moreo)er is desin

com"rehended the hea)ens, for e a)e order and "erfection to the se)en firmaments; and of

all thins e hath "erfect #nowlede.

30. 'ehold, thy &ord said to the anels0 1I will create a )iceerent on earth.1 !hey said0 1(ilt

!hou "lace therein one who will ma#e mischief therein and shed blood35 whilst we do

celebrate !hy "raises and lorify !hy holy $name%31 e said0 1I #now what ye #now not.1

31. And e tauht Adam the nature of all thins; then e "laced them before the anels, and

said0 1!ell me the nature of these if ye are riht.1

32. !hey said0 1Glory to !hee, of #nowlede (e ha)e none, sa)e what !hou ast tauht us0

In truth it is !hou (ho art "erfect in #nowlede and wisdom.1

33. e said0 1/ Adam2 !ell them their natures.1 (hen he had told them, Allah said0 1Did I

not tell you that I #now the secrets of hea)en and earth, and I #now what ye re)eal and what

ye conceal31

34. And behold, (e said to the anels0 1'ow down to Adam1 and they bowed down. 4ot so

Iblis0 he refused and was hauhty0 e was of those who re-ect aith.

35. (e said0 1/ Adam2 dwell thou and thy wife in the Garden; and eat of the bountiful thins

therein as $where and when% ye will; but a""roach not this tree, or ye run into harm and

transression.1

36. !hen did Satan ma#e them sli" from the $arden%, and et them out of the state $of

felicity% in which they had been. (e said0 1Get ye down, all $ye "eo"le%, with enmity between

yoursel)es. /n earth will be your dwellin5"lace and your means of li)elihood 5 for a time.1

37. !hen learnt Adam from his &ord words of ins"iration, and his &ord !urned towards him;

for e is /ft5+eturnin, Most Merciful.

38. (e said0 1Get ye down all from here; and if, as is sure, there comes to you Guidance from

me, whosoe)er follows My uidance, on them shall be no fear, nor shall they rie)e.

39. 1'ut those who re-ect aith and belie /ur Sins, they shall be com"anions of the ire;

they shall abide therein.1

40. / Children of Israel2 call to mind the $s"ecial% fa)our which I bestowed u"on you, andfulfil your co)enant with Me as I fulfil My Co)enant with you, and fear none but Me.



41. And belie)e in what I re)eal, confirmin the re)elation which is with you, and be not the

first to re-ect aith therein, nor sell My Sins for a small "rice; and fear Me, and Me alone.

42. And co)er not !ruth with falsehood, nor conceal the !ruth when ye #now $what it is%.

43. And be steadfast in "rayer; "ractise reular charity; and bow down your heads with thosewho bow down $in worshi"%.

44. Do ye en-oin riht conduct on the "eo"le, and foret $!o "ractise it% yoursel)es, and yet ye

study the Scri"ture3 (ill ye not understand3

45. 4ay, see# $$Allah%9s% hel" with "atient "erse)erance and "rayer0 It is indeed hard, e8ce"t

to those who brin a lowly s"irit,5

46. (ho bear in mind the certainty that they are to meet their &ord, and that they are to return

to im.

47. Children of Israel2 call to mind the $s"ecial% fa)our which I bestowed u"on you, and that I

"referred you to all other $for My Messae%.

48. !hen uard yoursel)es aainst a day when one soul shall not a)ail another nor shall

intercession be acce"ted for her, nor shall com"ensation be ta#en from her, nor shall anyone

be hel"ed $from outside%.

49. And remember, (e deli)ered you from the "eo"le of Pharaoh0 !hey set you hard tas#s

and "unishments, slauhtered your sons and let your women5fol# li)e; therein was a

tremendous trial from your &ord.

50. And remember (e di)ided the sea for you and sa)ed you and drowned Pharaoh9s "eo"le

within your )ery siht.

51. And remember (e a""ointed forty nihts for Moses, and in his absence ye too# the calf

$for worshi"%, and ye did rie)ous wron.

52. 7)en then (e did fori)e you; there was a chance for you to be rateful.

53. And remember (e a)e Moses the Scri"ture and the Criterion $'etween riht and

wron%0 !here was a chance for you to be uided ariht.

54. And remember Moses said to his "eo"le0 1/ my "eo"le2 :e ha)e indeed wroned

yoursel)es by your worshi" of the calf0 So turn $in re"entance% to your Ma#er, and slay

yoursel)es $the wron5doers%; that will be better for you in the siht of your Ma#er.1 !hen e

turned towards you $in fori)eness%0 or e is /ft5 +eturnin, Most Merciful.

55. And remember ye said0 1/ Moses2 (e shall ne)er belie)e in thee until we see Allah

manifestly,1 but ye were da6ed with thunder and lihtin e)en as ye loo#ed on.

56. !hen (e raised you u" after your death0 :e had the chance to be rateful.



57. And (e a)e you the shade of clouds and sent down to you Manna and uails, sayin0

17at of the ood thins (e ha)e "ro)ided for you01 $'ut they rebelled%; to us they did no

harm, but they harmed their own souls.

58. And remember (e said0 17nter this town, and eat of the "lenty therein as ye wish; but

enter the ate with humility, in "osture and in words, and (e shall fori)e you your faults andincrease $the "ortion of% those who do ood.1

59. 'ut the transressors chaned the word from that which had been i)en them; so (e sent

on the transressors a "laue from hea)en, for that they infrined $/ur command% re"eatedly.

60. And remember Moses "rayed for water for his "eo"le; (e said0 1Stri#e the roc# with thy

staff.1 !hen ushed forth therefrom twel)e s"rins. 7ach rou" #new its own "lace for water.

So eat and drin# of the sustenance "ro)ided by Allah, and do no e)il nor mischief on the $face

of the% earth.

61. And remember ye said0 1/ Moses2 we cannot endure one #ind of food $always%; so beseech thy &ord for us to "roduce for us of what the earth roweth, 5its "ot5herbs, and

cucumbers, Its arlic, lentils, and onions.1 e said0 1(ill ye e8chane the better for the

worse3 Go ye down to any town, and ye shall find what ye want21 !hey were co)ered with

humiliation and misery; they drew on themsel)es the wrath of Allah. !his because they went

on re-ectin the Sins of Allah and slayin is Messeners without -ust cause. !his because

they rebelled and went on transressin.

62. !hose who belie)e $in the <ur9an%, and those who follow the Jewish $scri"tures%, and the

Christians and the Sabians,5 any who belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day, and wor#

rihteousness, shall ha)e their reward with their &ord; on them shall be no fear, nor shall they

rie)e.

63. And remember (e too# your co)enant and (e raised abo)e you $!he towerin heiht% of

Mount $Sinai% 0 $Sayin%0 1old firmly to what (e ha)e i)en you and brin $e)er% to

remembrance what is therein0 Perchance ye may fear Allah.1

64. 'ut ye turned bac# thereafter0 ad it not been for the Grace and Mercy of Allah to you, ye

had surely been amon the lost.

65. And well ye #new those amonst you who transressed in the matter of the Sabbath0 (e

said to them0 1'e ye a"es, des"ised and re-ected.1

66. So (e made it an e8am"le to their own time and to their "osterity, and a lesson to those

who fear Allah.

67. And remember Moses said to his "eo"le0 1$Allah% commands that ye sacrifice a heifer.1

!hey said0 1Ma#est thou a lauhin5stoc# of us31 e said0 1$Allah% sa)e me from bein an

inorant $fool%21

68. !hey said0 1'eseech on our behalf !hy &ord to ma#e "lain to us what $heifer% it is21 e

said; 1e says0 !he heifer should be neither too old nor too youn, but of middlin ae. 4ow

do what ye are commanded21



69. !hey said0 1'eseech on our behalf !hy &ord to ma#e "lain to us er colour.1 e said0 1e

says0 A fawn5coloured heifer, "ure and rich in tone, the admiration of beholders21

70. !hey said0 1'eseech on our behalf !hy &ord to ma#e "lain to us what she is0 !o us are all

heifers ali#e0 (e wish indeed for uidance, if Allah wills.1

71. e said0 1e says0 A heifer not trained to till the soil or water the fields; sound and

without blemish.1 !hey said0 14ow hast thou brouht the truth.1 !hen they offered her in

sacrifice, but not with ood5will.

72. +emember ye slew a man and fell into a dis"ute amon yoursel)es as to the crime0 'ut

Allah was to brin forth what ye did hide.

73. So (e said0 1Stri#e the $body% with a "iece of the $heifer%.1 !hus Allah brineth the dead

to life and showeth you is Sins0 Perchance ye may understand.

74. !henceforth were your hearts hardened0 !hey became li#e a roc# and e)en worse inhardness. or amon roc#s there are some from which ri)ers ush forth; others there are

which when s"lit asunder send forth water; and others which sin# for fear of Allah. And Allah

is not unmindful of what ye do.

75. Can ye $o ye men of aith% entertain the ho"e that they will belie)e in you35 Seein that a

"arty of them heard the (ord of Allah, and "er)erted it #nowinly after they understood it.

76. 'ehold2 when they meet the men of aith, they say0 1(e belie)e10 'ut when they meet

each other in "ri)ate, they say0 1Shall you tell them what Allah hath re)ealed to you, that they

may enae you in arument about it before your &ord315 Do ye not understand $their aim%3

77. =now they not that Allah #noweth what they conceal and what they re)eal3

78. And there are amon them illiterates, who #now not the 'oo#, but $see therein their own%

desires, and they do nothin but con-ecture.

79. !hen woe to those who write the 'oo# with their own hands, and then say01!his is from

Allah,1 to traffic with it for miserable "rice25 (oe to them for what their hands do write, and

for the ain they ma#e thereby.

80. And they say0 1!he ire shall not touch us but for a few numbered days01 Say0 1a)e yeta#en a "romise from Allah, for e ne)er brea#s is "romise3 or is it that ye say of Allah

what ye do not #now31

81. 4ay, those who see# ain in e)il, and are irt round by their sins,5 they are com"anions of

the ire0 !herein shall they abide $or e)er%.

82. 'ut those who ha)e faith and wor# rihteousness, they are com"anions of the Garden0

!herein shall they abide $or e)er%.

83. And remember (e too# a co)enant from the Children of Israel $to this effect%0 (orshi"

none but Allah. treat with #indness your "arents and #indred, and or"hans and those in need;



s"ea# fair to the "eo"le; be steadfast in "rayer; and "ractise reular charity. !hen did ye turn

bac#, e8ce"t a few amon you, and ye bac#slide $e)en now%.

84. And remember (e too# your co)enant $to this effect%0 Shed no blood amonst you, nor

turn out your own "eo"le from your homes0 and this ye solemnly ratified, and to this ye can

bear witness.

85. After this it is ye, the same "eo"le, who slay amon yoursel)es, and banish a "arty of you

from their homes; assist $!heir enemies% aainst them, in uilt and rancour; and if they come

to you as ca"ti)es, ye ransom them, thouh it was not lawful for you to banish them. !hen is

it only a "art of the 'oo# that ye belie)e in, and do ye re-ect the rest3 but what is the reward

for those amon you who beha)e li#e this but disrace in this life35 and on the Day of

Judment they shall be consined to the most rie)ous "enalty. or Allah is not unmindful of

what ye do.

86. !hese are the "eo"le who buy the life of this world at the "rice of the ereafter0 their

"enalty shall not be lihtened nor shall they be hel"ed.

87. (e a)e Moses the 'oo# and followed him u" with a succession of a"ostles; (e a)e

Jesus the son of Mary Clear $Sins% and strenthened him with the holy s"irit. Is it that

whene)er there comes to you an a"ostle with what ye yoursel)es desire not, ye are "uffed u"

with "ride35 Some ye called im"ostors, and others ye slay2

88. !hey say, 1/ur hearts are the wra""ins $which "reser)e Allah.s (ord0 we need no

more%.1 4ay, Allah.s curse is on them for their blas"hemy0 &ittle is it they belie)e.

89. And when there comes to them a 'oo# from Allah, confirmin what is with them,5

althouh from of old they had "rayed for )ictory aainst those without aith,5 when there

comes to them that which they $should% ha)e reconised, they refuse to belie)e in it but the

curse of Allah is on those without aith.

90. Miserable is the "rice for which they ha)e sold their souls, in that they deny $the

re)elation% which Allah has sent down, in insolent en)y that Allah of is Grace should send it

to any of is ser)ants e "leases0 !hus ha)e they drawn on themsel)es (rath u"on (rath.

And humiliatin is the "unishment of those who re-ect aith.

91. (hen it is said to them, 1'elie)e in what Allah ath sent down, 1they say, 1(e belie)e in

what was sent down to us01 yet they re-ect all besides, e)en if it be !ruth confirmin what iswith them. Say0 1(hy then ha)e ye slain the "ro"hets of Allah in times one by, if ye did

indeed belie)e31

92. !here came to you Moses with clear $Sins%; yet ye worshi""ed the calf $7)en% after that,

and ye did beha)e wronfully.

93. And remember (e too# your co)enant and (e raised abo)e you $the towerin heiht% of

Mount $Sinai%0 $Sayin%0 1old firmly to what (e ha)e i)en you, and hear#en $to the &aw%10

!hey said01 (e hear, and we disobey01 And they had to drin# into their hearts $of the taint% of

the calf because of their aithlessness. Say0 1>ile indeed are the behests of your aith if ye

ha)e any faith21



94. Say0 1If the last ome, with Allah, be for you s"ecially, and not for anyone else, then see#

ye for death, if ye are sincere.1

95. 'ut they will ne)er see# for death, on account of the $sins% which their hands ha)e sent on

before them. and Allah is well5acuainted with the wron5doers.

96. !hou wilt indeed find them, of all "eo"le, most reedy of life,5e)en more than the

idolaters0 7ach one of them wishes e could be i)en a life of a thousand years0 'ut the rant

of such life will not sa)e him from $due% "unishment. or Allah sees well all that they do.

97. Say0 (hoe)er is an enemy to Gabriel5for he brins down the $re)elation% to thy heart by

Allah.s will, a confirmation of what went before, and uidance and lad tidins for those who

belie)e,5

98. (hoe)er is an enemy to Allah and is anels and a"ostles, to Gabriel and Michael,5 &o2

Allah is an enemy to those who re-ect aith.

99. (e ha)e sent down to thee Manifest Sins $ayat%; and none re-ect them but those who are

"er)erse.

100. Is it not $the case% that e)ery time they ma#e a co)enant, some "arty amon them throw

it aside35 4ay, Most of them are faithless.

101. And when there came to them an a"ostle from Allah, confirmin what was with them, a

"arty of the "eo"le of the 'oo# threw away the 'oo# of Allah behind their bac#s, as if $it had

been somethin% they did not #now2

102. !hey followed what the e)il ones a)e out $falsely% aainst the "ower of Solomon0 the

blas"hemers (ere, not Solomon, but the e)il ones, teachin men Maic, and such thins as

came down at babylon to the anels arut and Marut. 'ut neither of these tauht anyone

$Such thins% without sayin0 1(e are only for trial; so do not blas"heme.1 !hey learned from

them the means to sow discord between man and wife. 'ut they could not thus harm anyone

e8ce"t by Allah.s "ermission. And they learned what harmed them, not what "rofited them.

And they #new that the buyers of $maic% would ha)e no share in the ha""iness of the

ereafter. And )ile was the "rice for which they did sell their souls, if they but #new2

103. If they had #e"t their aith and uarded themsel)es from e)il, far better had been the

reward from their &ord, if they but #new2

104. / ye of aith2 Say not $to the Messener. words of ambiuous im"ort, but words of

res"ect; and hear#en $to him%0 !o those without aith is a rie)ous "unishment.

105. It is ne)er the wish of those without aith amon the Peo"le of the 'oo#, nor of the

Paans, that anythin ood should come down to you from your &ord. 'ut Allah will choose

for is s"ecial Mercy whom e will 5 for Allah is &ord of race aboundin.

106. 4one of /ur re)elations do (e abroate or cause to be forotten, but (e substitute

somethin better or similar0 =nowest thou not that Allah ath "ower o)er all thins3



107. =nowest thou not that to Allah beloneth the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth3

And besides im ye ha)e neither "atron nor hel"er.

108. (ould ye uestion your Messener as Moses was uestioned of old3 but whoe)er

chaneth from aith to *nbelief, ath strayed without doubt from the e)en way.

109. <uite a number of the Peo"le of the 'oo# wish they could !urn you $"eo"le% bac# to

infidelity after ye ha)e belie)ed, from selfish en)y, after the !ruth hath become Manifest unto

them0 'ut fori)e and o)erloo#, !ill Allah accom"lish is "ur"ose; for Allah ath "ower

o)er all thins.

110. And be steadfast in "rayer and reular in charity0 And whate)er ood ye send forth for

your souls before you, ye shall find it with Allah. for Allah sees (ell all that ye do.

111. And they say0 14one shall enter Paradise unless he be a Jew or a Christian.1 !hose are

their $)ain% desires. Say0 1Produce your "roof if ye are truthful.1

112. 4ay,5whoe)er submits is whole self to Allah and is a doer of ood,5 e will et his

reward with his &ord; on such shall be no fear, nor shall they rie)e.

113. !he Jews say0 1!he Christians ha)e nauht $to stand% u"on; and the Christians say0 1!he

Jews ha)e nauht $!o stand% u"on.1 :et they $Profess to% study the $same% 'oo#. &i#e unto

their word is what those say who #now not; but Allah will -ude between them in their uarrel

on the Day of Judment.

114. And who is more un-ust than he who forbids that in "laces for the worshi" of Allah,

Allah.s name should be celebrated35whose 6eal is $in fact% to ruin them3 It was not fittin that

such should themsel)es enter them e8ce"t in fear. or them there is nothin but disrace in

this world, and in the world to come, an e8ceedin torment.

115. !o Allah belon the east and the (est0 (hithersoe)er ye turn, there is the "resence of

Allah. or Allah is all5Per)adin, all5=nowin.

116. !hey say0 1$Allah% hath beotten a son1 0Glory be to im.54ay, to im belons all that

is in the hea)ens and on earth0 e)erythin renders worshi" to im.

117. !o im is due the "rimal oriin of the hea)ens and the earth0 (hen e decreeth a

matter, e saith to it0 1'e,1 and it is.

118. Say those without #nowlede0 1(hy s"ea#eth not Allah unto us3 or why cometh not

unto us a Sin31 So said the "eo"le before them words of similar im"ort. !heir hearts are

ali#e. (e ha)e indeed made clear the Sins unto any "eo"le who hold firmly to aith $in their

hearts%.

119. >erily (e ha)e sent thee in truth as a bearer of lad tidins and a warner0 'ut of thee no

uestion shall be as#ed of the Com"anions of the 'la6in ire.

120. 4e)er will the Jews or the Christians be satisfied with thee unless thou follow their form

of reliion. Say0 1!he Guidance of Allah,5that is the $only% Guidance.1 (ert thou to follow







145. 7)en if thou wert to brin to the "eo"le of the 'oo# all the Sins $toether%, they would

not follow !hy <ibla; nor art thou oin to follow their <ibla; nor indeed will they follow

each other9s <ibla. If thou after the #nowlede hath reached thee, (ert to follow their $)ain%

desires,5then wert thou Indeed $clearly% in the wron.

146. !he "eo"le of the 'oo# #now this as they #now their own sons; but some of themconceal the truth which they themsel)es #now.

147. !he !ruth is from thy &ord; so be not at all in doubt.

148. !o each is a oal to which Allah turns him; then stri)e toether $as in a race% !owards all

that is ood. (heresoe)er ye are, Allah will brin you !oether. or Allah ath "ower o)er

all thins.

149. rom whencesoe)er !hou startest forth, turn !hy face in the direction of the sacred

Mosue; that is indeed the truth from the &ord. And Allah is not unmindful of what ye do.

150. So from whencesoe)er !hou startest forth, turn !hy face in the direction of the sacred

Mosue; and wheresoe)er ye are, !urn your face thither0 that there be no round of dis"ute

aainst you amon the "eo"le, e8ce"t those of them that are bent on wic#edness; so fear them

not, but fear Me; and that I may com"lete My fa)ours on you, and ye May $consent to% be

uided;

151. A similar $fa)our ha)e ye already recei)ed% in that (e ha)e sent amon you an

Messener of your own, rehearsin to you /ur Sins, and sanctifyin you, and instructin

you in Scri"ture and (isdom, and in new #nowlede.

152. !hen do ye remember Me; I will remember you. 'e rateful to Me, and re-ect not aith.

153. / ye who belie)e2 see# hel" with "atient "erse)erance and "rayer; for Allah is with those

who "atiently "erse)ere.

154. And say not of those who are slain in the way of Allah. 1!hey are dead.1 4ay, they are

li)in, thouh ye "ercei)e $it% not.

155. 'e sure we shall test you with somethin of fear and huner, some loss in oods or li)es

or the fruits $of your toil%, but i)e lad tidins to those who "atiently "erse)ere,

156. (ho say, when afflicted with calamity0 1!o Allah (e belon, and to im is our return105

157. !hey are those on whom $Descend% blessins from Allah, and Mercy, and they are the

ones that recei)e uidance.

158. 'ehold2 Safa and Marwa are amon the Symbols of Allah. So if those who )isit the

ouse in the Season or at other times, should com"ass them round, it is no sin in them. And if

any one obeyeth his own im"ulse to ood,5 be sure that Allah is e (ho reconiseth and

#noweth.



159. !hose who conceal the clear $Sins% (e ha)e sent down, and the Guidance, after (e

ha)e made it clear for the "eo"le in the 'oo#,5on them shall be Allah.s curse, and the curse of

those entitled to curse,5

160. 78ce"t those who re"ent and ma#e amends and o"enly declare $the !ruth%0 !o them I

turn; for I am /ft5returnin, Most Merciful.

161. !hose who re-ect aith, and die re-ectin,5 on them is Allah.s curse, and the curse of

anels, and of all man#ind;

162. !hey will abide therein0 !heir "enalty will not be lihtened, nor will res"ite be their $lot%.

163. And your Allah is /ne Allah. !here is no od but e, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.

164. 'ehold2 in the creation of the hea)ens and the earth; in the alternation of the niht and

the day; in the sailin of the shi"s throuh the ocean for the "rofit of man#ind; in the rain

which Allah Sends down from the s#ies, and the life which e i)es therewith to an earth thatis dead; in the beasts of all #inds that e scatters throuh the earth; in the chane of the

winds, and the clouds which they !rail li#e their sla)es between the s#y and the earth;5 $ere%

indeed are Sins for a "eo"le that are wise.

165. :et there are men who ta#e $for worshi"% others besides Allah, as eual $with Allah.0

!hey lo)e them as they should lo)e Allah. 'ut those of aith are o)erflowin in their lo)e for

Allah. If only the unrihteous could see, behold, they would see the "enalty0 that to Allah

belons all "ower, and Allah will stronly enforce the "enalty.

166. !hen would those who are followed clear themsel)es of those who follow $them% 0 !hey

would see the "enalty, and all relations between them would be cut off.

167. And those who followed would say0 1If only (e had one more chance, (e would clear

oursel)es of them, as they ha)e cleared themsel)es of us.1 !hus will Allah show them $!he

fruits of% their deeds as $nothin but% rerets. 4or will there be a way for them out of the ire.

168. / ye "eo"le2 7at of what is on earth, &awful and ood; and do not follow the footste"s

of the e)il one, for he is to you an a)owed enemy.

169. or he commands you what is e)il and shameful, and that ye should say of Allah that of

which ye ha)e no #nowlede.

170. (hen it is said to them0 1ollow what Allah hath re)ealed01 !hey say0 14ay2 we shall

follow the ways of our fathers.1 (hat2 e)en thouh their fathers (ere )oid of wisdom and

uidance3

171. !he "arable of those who re-ect aith is as if one were to shout &i#e a oat5herd, to

thins that listen to nothin but calls and cries0 Deaf, dumb, and blind, they are )oid of

wisdom.

172. / ye who belie)e2 7at of the ood thins that (e ha)e "ro)ided for you, and be rateful

to Allah, if it is im ye worshi".



173. e hath only forbidden you dead meat, and blood, and the flesh of swine, and that on

which any other name hath been in)o#ed besides that of Allah. 'ut if one is forced by

necessity, without wilful disobedience, nor transressin due limits,5 then is he uiltless. or

Allah is /ft5fori)in Most Merciful.

174. !hose who conceal Allah.s re)elations in the 'oo#, and "urchase for them a miserable "rofit,5 they swallow into themsel)es nauht but ire; Allah will not address them on the Day

of +esurrection. 4or "urify them0 Grie)ous will be their "enalty.

175. !hey are the ones who buy 7rror in "lace of Guidance and !orment in "lace of

ori)eness. Ah2 what boldness $!hey show% for the ire2

176. $!heir doom is% because Allah sent down the 'oo# in truth but those who see# causes of

dis"ute in the 'oo# are in a schism ar $from the "ur"ose%.

177. It is not rihteousness that ye turn your faces !owards east or (est; but it is

rihteousness5 to belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day, and the Anels, and the 'oo#, and theMesseners; to s"end of your substance, out of lo)e for im, for your #in, for or"hans, for the

needy, for the wayfarer, for those who as#, and for the ransom of sla)es; to be steadfast in

"rayer, and "ractice reular charity; to fulfil the contracts which ye ha)e made; and to be firm

and "atient, in "ain $or sufferin% and ad)ersity, and throuhout all "eriods of "anic. Such are

the "eo"le of truth, the Allah.fearin.

178. / ye who belie)e2 the law of euality is "rescribed to you in cases of murder0 the free for

the free, the sla)e for the sla)e, the woman for the woman. 'ut if any remission is made by

the brother of the slain, then rant any reasonable demand, and com"ensate him with

handsome ratitude, this is a concession and a Mercy from your &ord. After this whoe)er

e8ceeds the limits shall be in ra)e "enalty.

179. In the &aw of 7uality there is $sa)in of% &ife to you, o ye men of understandin; that

ye may restrain yoursel)es.

180. It is "rescribed, when death a""roaches any of you, if he lea)e any oods that he ma#e a

beuest to "arents and ne8t of #in, accordin to reasonable usae; this is due from the

Allah.fearin.

181. If anyone chanes the beuest after hearin it, the uilt shall be on those who ma#e the

chane. or Allah hears and #nows $All thins%.

182. 'ut if anyone fears "artiality or wron5doin on the "art of the testator, and ma#es "eace

between $!he "arties concerned%, there is no wron in him0 or Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most

Merciful.

183. / ye who belie)e2 astin is "rescribed to you as it was "rescribed to those before you,

that ye may $learn% self5restraint,5

184. $astin% for a fi8ed number of days; but if any of you is ill, or on a -ourney, the

"rescribed number $Should be made u"% from days later. or those who can do it $(ith

hardshi"%, is a ransom, the feedin of one that is indient. 'ut he that will i)e more, of hisown free will,5 it is better for him. And it is better for you that ye fast, if ye only #new.



185. +amadhan is the $month% in which was sent down the <ur9an, as a uide to man#ind, also

clear $Sins% for uidance and -udment $'etween riht and wron%. So e)ery one of you who

is "resent $at his home% durin that month should s"end it in fastin, but if any one is ill, or on

a -ourney, the "rescribed "eriod $Should be made u"% by days later. Allah intends e)ery

facility for you; e does not want to "ut to difficulties. $e wants you% to com"lete the

"rescribed "eriod, and to lorify im in that e has uided you; and "erchance ye shall berateful.

186. (hen My ser)ants as# thee concernin Me, I am indeed close $to them%0 I listen to the

"rayer of e)ery su""liant when he calleth on Me0 &et them also, with a will, &isten to My call,

and belie)e in Me0 !hat they may wal# in the riht way.

187. Permitted to you, on the niht of the fasts, is the a""roach to your wi)es. !hey are your

arments and ye are their arments. Allah #noweth what ye used to do secretly amon

yoursel)es; but e turned to you and fora)e you; so now associate with them, and see# what

Allah ath ordained for you, and eat and drin#, until the white thread of dawn a""ear to you

distinct from its blac# thread; then com"lete your fast !ill the niht a""ears; but do notassociate with your wi)es while ye are in retreat in the mosues. !hose are &imits $set by%

Allah. A""roach not nih thereto. !hus doth Allah ma#e clear is Sins to men0 that they

may learn self5restraint.

188. And do not eat u" your "ro"erty amon yoursel)es for )anities, nor use it as bait for the

-udes, with intent that ye may eat u" wronfully and #nowinly a little of $other% "eo"le9s

"ro"erty.

189. !hey as# thee concernin the 4ew Moons. Say0 !hey are but sins to mar# fi8ed "eriods

of time in $the affairs of% men, and for Pilrimae. It is no )irtue if ye enter your houses from

the bac#0 It is )irtue if ye fear Allah. 7nter houses throuh the "ro"er doors0 And fear Allah.

!hat ye may "ros"er.

190. iht in the cause of Allah those who fiht you, but do not transress limits; for Allah

lo)eth not transressors.

191. And slay them where)er ye catch them, and turn them out from where they ha)e !urned

you out; for tumult and o""ression are worse than slauhter; but fiht them not at the Sacred

Mosue, unless they $first% fiht you there; but if they fiht you, slay them. Such is the reward

of those who su""ress faith.

192. 'ut if they cease, Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

193. And fiht them on until there is no more !umult or o""ression, and there "re)ail -ustice

and faith in Allah. but if they cease, &et there be no hostility e8ce"t to those who "ractise

o""ression.

194. !he "rohibited month for the "rohibited month,5 and so for all thins "rohibited,5 there is

the law of euality. If then any one transresses the "rohibition aainst you, !ransress ye

li#ewise aainst him. 'ut fear Allah, and #now that Allah is with those who restrain

themsel)es.



195. And s"end of your substance in the cause of Allah, and ma#e not your own hands

contribute to $your% destruction; but do ood; for Allah lo)eth those who do ood.

196. And com"lete the a-- or 9umra in the ser)ice of Allah. 'ut if ye are "re)ented $rom

com"letin it%, send an offerin for sacrifice, such as ye may find, and do not sha)e your

heads until the offerin reaches the "lace of sacrifice. And if any of you is ill, or has anailment in his scal", $4ecessitatin sha)in%, $e should% in com"ensation either fast, or feed

the "oor, or offer sacrifice; and when ye are in "eaceful conditions $aain%, if any one wishes

to continue the 9umra on to the ha--, e must ma#e an offerin, such as he can afford, but if he

cannot afford it, e should fast three days durin the ha-- and se)en days on his return,

Ma#in ten days in all. !his is for those whose household is not in $the "recincts of% the

Sacred Mosue. And fear Allah, and #now that Allah Is strict in "unishment.

197. or a-- are the months well #nown. If any one underta#es that duty therein, &et there be

no obscenity, nor wic#edness, nor wranlin in the a--. And whate)er ood ye do, $be sure%

Allah #noweth it. And ta#e a "ro)ision $(ith you% for the -ourney, but the best of "ro)isions

is riht conduct. So fear Me, o ye that are wise.

198. It is no crime in you if ye see# of the bounty of your &ord $durin "ilrimae%. !hen

when ye "our down from $Mount% Arafat, celebrate the "raises of Allah at the Sacred

Monument, and celebrate is "raises as e has directed you, e)en thouh, before this, ye

went astray.

199. !hen "ass on at a uic# "ace from the "lace whence it is usual for the multitude so to do,

and as# for Allah.s fori)eness. or Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

200. So when ye ha)e accom"lished your holy rites, celebrate the "raises of Allah, as ye used

to celebrate the "raises of your fathers,5 yea, with far more eart and soul. !here are men who

say0 1/ur &ord2 Gi)e us $!hy bounties% in this world21 but they will ha)e no "ortion in the

ereafter.

201. And there are men who say0 1/ur &ord2 Gi)e us ood in this world and ood in the

ereafter, and defend us from the torment of the ire21

202. !o these will be allotted what they ha)e earned; and Allah is uic# in account.

203. Celebrate the "raises of Allah durin the A""ointed Days. 'ut if any one hastens to lea)e

in two days, there is no blame on him, and if any one stays on, there is no blame on him, if hisaim is to do riht. !hen fear Allah, and #now that ye will surely be athered unto im.

204. !here is the ty"e of man whose s"eech about this world9s life May da66le thee, and he

calls Allah to witness about what is in his heart; yet is he the most contentious of enemies.

205. (hen he turns his bac#, is aim e)erywhere is to s"read mischief throuh the earth and

destroy cro"s and cattle. 'ut Allah lo)eth not mischief.

206. (hen it is said to him, 1ear Allah., e is led by arroance to $more% crime. 7nouh for

him is ell;5An e)il bed indeed $!o lie on%2



207. And there is the ty"e of man who i)es his life to earn the "leasure of Allah. And Allah

is full of #indness to $is% de)otees.

208. / ye who belie)e2 7nter into Islam whole5heartedly; and follow not the footste"s of the

e)il one; for he is to you an a)owed enemy.

209. If ye bac#slide after the clear $Sins% ha)e come to you, then #now that Allah is 78alted

in Power, (ise.

210. (ill they wait until Allah comes to them in cano"ies of clouds, with anels $in is train%

and the uestion is $thus% settled3 but to Allah do all uestions o bac# $for decision%.

211. As# the Children of Israel how many clear $Sins% (e ha)e sent them. 'ut if any one,

after Allah.s fa)our has come to him, substitutes $somethin else%, Allah is strict in

"unishment.

212. !he life of this world is allurin to those who re-ect faith, and they scoff at those who belie)e. 'ut the rihteous will be abo)e them on the Day of +esurrection; for Allah bestows

is abundance without measure on whom e will.

213. Man#ind was one sinle nation, and Allah sent Messeners with lad tidins and

warnins; and with them e sent the 'oo# in truth, to -ude between "eo"le in matters

wherein they differed; but the Peo"le of the 'oo#, after the clear Sins came to them, did not

differ amon themsel)es, e8ce"t throuh selfish contumacy. Allah by is Grace Guided the

belie)ers to the !ruth, concernin that wherein they differed. or Allah uided whom e will

to a "ath that is straiht.

214. /r do ye thin# that ye shall enter the Garden $of bliss% without such $trials% as came to

those who "assed away before you3 they encountered sufferin and ad)ersity, and were so

sha#en in s"irit that e)en the Messener and those of faith who were with him cried0 1(hen

$will come% the hel" of Allah.1 Ah2 >erily, the hel" of Allah is $always% near2

215. !hey as# thee what they should s"end $In charity%. Say0 (hate)er ye s"end that is ood,

is for "arents and #indred and or"hans and those in want and for wayfarers. And whate)er ye

do that is ood, 5$Allah% #noweth it well.

216. ihtin is "rescribed for you, and ye disli#e it. 'ut it is "ossible that ye disli#e a thin

which is ood for you, and that ye lo)e a thin which is bad for you. 'ut Allah #noweth, andye #now not.

217. !hey as# thee concernin fihtin in the Prohibited Month. Say0 1ihtin therein is a

ra)e $offence%; but ra)er is it in the siht of Allah to "re)ent access to the "ath of Allah, to

deny im, to "re)ent access to the Sacred Mosue, and dri)e out its members.1 !umult and

o""ression are worse than slauhter. 4or will they cease fihtin you until they turn you bac#

from your faith if they can. And if any of you !urn bac# from their faith and die in unbelief,

their wor#s will bear no fruit in this life and in the ereafter; they will be com"anions of the

ire and will abide therein.



218. !hose who belie)ed and those who suffered e8ile and fouht $and stro)e and struled%

in the "ath of Allah,5 they ha)e the ho"e of the Mercy of Allah. And Allah is /ft5fori)in,

Most Merciful.

219. !hey as# thee concernin wine and amblin. Say0 1In them is reat sin, and some "rofit,

for men; but the sin is reater than the "rofit.1 !hey as# thee how much they are to s"end;Say0 1(hat is beyond your needs.1 !hus doth Allah Ma#e clear to you is Sins0 In order

that ye may consider5

220. $!heir bearins% on this life and the ereafter. !hey as# thee concernin or"hans. Say0

1!he best thin to do is what is for their ood; if ye mi8 their affairs with yours, they are your

brethren; but Allah #nows the man who means mischief from the man who means ood. And

if Allah had wished, e could ha)e "ut you into difficulties0 e is indeed 78alted in Power,

(ise.1

221. Do not marry unbelie)in women $idolaters%, until they belie)e0 A sla)e woman who

belie)es is better than an unbelie)in woman, e)en thouh she allures you. 4or marry $yourirls% to unbelie)ers until they belie)e0 A man sla)e who belie)es is better than an unbelie)er,

e)en thouh he allures you. *nbelie)ers do $but% bec#on you to the ire. 'ut Allah bec#ons

by is Grace to the Garden $of bliss% and fori)eness, and ma#es is Sins clear to man#ind0

!hat they may celebrate is "raise.

222. !hey as# thee concernin women9s courses. Say0 !hey are a hurt and a "ollution0 So

#ee" away from women in their courses, and do not a""roach them until they are clean. 'ut

when they ha)e "urified themsel)es, ye may a""roach them in any manner, time, or "lace

ordained for you by Allah. or Allah lo)es those who turn to im constantly and e lo)es

those who #ee" themsel)es "ure and clean.

223. :our wi)es are as a tilth unto you; so a""roach your tilth when or how ye will; but do

some ood act for your souls beforehand; and fear Allah. And #now that ye are to meet im

$in the ereafter%, and i)e $these% ood tidins to those who belie)e.

224. And ma#e not Allah.s $name% an e8cuse in your oaths aainst doin ood, or actin

rihtly, or ma#in "eace between "ersons; for Allah is /ne (ho heareth and #noweth all

thins.

225. Allah will not call you to account for thouhtlessness in your oaths, but for the intention

in your hearts; and e is /ft5fori)in, Most orbearin.

226. or those who ta#e an oath for abstention from their wi)es, a waitin for four months is

ordained; if then they return, Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

227. 'ut if their intention is firm for di)orce, Allah heareth and #noweth all thins.

228. Di)orced women shall wait concernin themsel)es for three monthly "eriods. 4or is it

lawful for them to hide what Allah ath created in their wombs, if they ha)e faith in Allah

and the &ast Day. And their husbands ha)e the better riht to ta#e them bac# in that "eriod, if

they wish for reconciliation. And women shall ha)e rihts similar to the rihts aainst them,

accordin to what is euitable; but men ha)e a deree $of ad)antae% o)er them. And Allah is78alted in Power, (ise.



229. A di)orce is only "ermissible twice0 after that, the "arties should either hold !oether on

euitable terms, or se"arate with #indness. It is not lawful for you, $Men%, to ta#e bac# any of

your ifts $from your wi)es%, e8ce"t when both "arties fear that they would be unable to #ee"

the limits ordained by Allah. If ye $-udes% do indeed fear that they would be unable to #ee"

the limits ordained by Allah, there is no blame on either of them if she i)e somethin for her

freedom. !hese are the limits ordained by Allah. so do not transress them if any dotransress the limits ordained by Allah, such "ersons wron $!hemsel)es as well as others%.

230. So if a husband di)orces his wife $irre)ocably%, e cannot, after that, re5marry her until

after she has married another husband and e has di)orced her. In that case there is no blame

on either of them if they re5unite, "ro)ided they feel that they can #ee" the limits ordained by

Allah. Such are the limits ordained by Allah, which e ma#es "lain to those who understand.

231. (hen ye di)orce women, and they fulfil the term of their $9Iddat%, either ta#e them bac#

on euitable terms or set them free on euitable terms; but do not ta#e them bac# to in-ure

them, $or% to ta#e undue ad)antae; if any one does that; e wrons his own soul. Do not treat

Allah.s Sins as a -est, but solemnly rehearse Allah.s fa)ours on you, and the fact that e sentdown to you the 'oo# and (isdom, for your instruction. And fear Allah, and #now that Allah

is well acuainted with all thins.

232. (hen ye di)orce women, and they fulfil the term of their $9Iddat%, do not "re)ent them

from marryin their $former% husbands, if they mutually aree on euitable terms. !his

instruction is for all amonst you, who belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day. !hat is $the course

Ma#in for% most )irtue and "urity amonst you and Allah #nows, and ye #now not.

233. !he mothers shall i)e such to their offs"rin for two whole years, if the father desires to

com"lete the term. 'ut he shall bear the cost of their food and clothin on euitable terms. 4o

soul shall ha)e a burden laid on it reater than it can bear. 4o mother shall be !reated unfairly

on account of her child. 4or father on account of his child, an heir shall be chareable in the

same way. If they both decide on weanin, by mutual consent, and after due consultation,

there is no blame on them. If ye decide on a foster5mother for your offs"rin, there is no

blame on you, "ro)ided ye "ay $the mother% what ye offered, on euitable terms. 'ut fear

Allah and #now that Allah sees well what ye do.

234. If any of you die and lea)e widows behind, they shall wait concernin themsel)es four

months and ten days0 (hen they ha)e fulfilled their term, there is no blame on you if they

dis"ose of themsel)es in a -ust and reasonable manner. And Allah is well acuainted with

what ye do.

235. !here is no blame on you if ye ma#e an offer of betrothal or hold it in your hearts. Allah

#nows that ye cherish them in your hearts0 'ut do not ma#e a secret contract with them e8ce"t

in terms onourable, nor resol)e on the tie of marriae till the term "rescribed is fulfilled.

And #now that Allah =noweth what is in your hearts, and ta#e heed of im; and #now that

Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most orbearin.

236. !here is no blame on you if ye di)orce women before consummation or the fi8ation of

their dower; but bestow on them $A suitable ift%, the wealthy accordin to his means, and the

"oor accordin to his means;5 A ift of a reasonable amount is due from those who wish to do

the riht thin.



237. And if ye di)orce them before consummation, but after the fi8ation of a dower for them,

then the half of the dower $Is due to them%, unless they remit it or $the man9s half% is remitted

by him in whose hands is the marriae tie; and the remission $of the man9s half% is the nearest

to rihteousness. And do not foret &iberality between yoursel)es. or Allah sees well all that

ye do.

238. Guard strictly your $habit of% "rayers, es"ecially the Middle Prayer; and stand before

Allah in a de)out $frame of mind%.

239. If ye fear $an enemy%, "ray on foot, or ridin, $as may be most con)enient%, but when ye

are in security, celebrate Allah.s "raises in the manner e has tauht you, which ye #new not

$before%.

240. !hose of you who die and lea)e widows should beueath for their widows a year9s

maintenance and residence; but if they lea)e $!he residence%, there is no blame on you for

what they do with themsel)es, "ro)ided it is reasonable. And Allah is 78alted in Power, (ise.

241. or di)orced women Maintenance $should be "ro)ided% on a reasonable $scale%. !his is a

duty on the rihteous.

242. !hus doth Allah Ma#e clear is Sins to you0 In order that ye may understand.

243. Didst thou not !urn by )ision to those who abandoned their homes, thouh they were

thousands $In number%, for fear of death3 Allah said to them0 1Die10 !hen e restored them to

life. or Allah is full of bounty to man#ind, but Most of them are unrateful.

244. !hen fiht in the cause of Allah, and #now that Allah eareth and #noweth all thins.

245. (ho is he that will loan to Allah a beautiful loan, which Allah will double unto his credit

and multi"ly many times3 It is Allah that i)eth $you% (ant or "lenty, and to im shall be

your return.

246. ast thou not !urned thy )ision to the Chiefs of the Children of Israel after $the time of%

Moses3 they said to a "ro"het $!hat was% amon them0 1A""oint for us a #in, that we May

fiht in the cause of Allah.1 e said0 1Is it not "ossible, if ye were commanded to fiht, that

that ye will not fiht31 !hey said0 1ow could we refuse to fiht in the cause of Allah, seein

that we were turned out of our homes and our families31 but when they were commanded to

fiht, they turned bac#, e8ce"t a small band amon them. 'ut Allah as full #nowlede ofthose who do wron.

247. !heir Pro"het said to them0 1$Allah% hath a""ointed !alut as #in o)er you.1 !hey said0

1ow can he e8ercise authority o)er us when we are better fitted than he to e8ercise authority,

and he is not e)en ifted, with wealth in abundance31 e said0 1$Allah% hath Chosen him

abo)e you, and hath ifted him abundantly with #nowlede and bodily "rowess0 Allah

Granteth is authority to whom e "leaseth. Allah careth for all, and e #noweth all thins.1

248. And $further% their Pro"het said to them0 1A Sin of his authority is that there shall come

to you the Ar# of the co)enant, with $an assurance% therein of security from your &ord, and

the relics left by the family of Moses and the family of Aaron, carried by anels. In this is asymbol for you if ye indeed ha)e faith.1



249. (hen !alut set forth with the armies, he said0 1$Allah% will test you at the stream0 if any

drin#s of its water, e oes not with my army0 /nly those who taste not of it o with me0 A

mere si" out of the hand is e8cused.1 but they all dran# of it, e8ce"t a few. (hen they crossed

the ri)er,5 e and the faithful ones with him,5 they said0 1!his day (e cannot co"e with

Goliath and his forces.1 but those who were con)inced that they must meet Allah, said0 1ow

oft, by Allah.s will, ath a small force )anuished a bi one3 Allah is with those whosteadfastly "erse)ere.1

250. (hen they ad)anced to meet Goliath and his forces, they "rayed0 1/ur &ord2 Pour out

constancy on us and ma#e our ste"s firm0 el" us aainst those that re-ect faith.1

251. 'y Allah.s will they routed them; and Da)id slew Goliath; and Allah a)e him "ower

and wisdom and tauht him whate)er $else% e willed. And did not Allah Chec# one set of

"eo"le by means of another, the earth would indeed be full of mischief0 'ut Allah is full of

bounty to all the worlds.

252. !hese are the Sins of Allah. we rehearse them to thee in truth0 )erily !hou art one of thea"ostles.

253. !hose a"ostles (e endowed with ifts, some abo)e others0 !o one of them Allah s"o#e;

others e raised to derees $of honour%; to Jesus the son of Mary (e a)e clear $Sins%, and

strenthened him with the holy s"irit. If Allah had so willed, succeedin enerations would

not ha)e fouht amon each other, after clear $Sins% had come to them, but they $chose% to

wranle, some belie)in and others re-ectin. If Allah had so willed, they would not ha)e

fouht each other; but Allah ulfilleth is "lan.

254. / ye who belie)e2 S"end out of $the bounties% (e ha)e "ro)ided for you, before the Day

comes when no barainin $(ill a)ail%, nor friendshi" nor intercession. !hose who re-ect

aith they are the wron5doers.

255. Allah. !here is no od but e,5the &i)in, the Self5subsistin, 7ternal. 4o slumber can

sei6e im nor slee". is are all thins in the hea)ens and on earth. (ho is there can intercede

in is "resence e8ce"t as e "ermitteth3 e #noweth what $a""eareth to is creatures as%

before or after or behind them. 4or shall they com"ass auht of is #nowlede e8ce"t as e

willeth. is !hrone doth e8tend o)er the hea)ens and the earth, and e feeleth no fatiue in

uardin and "reser)in them for e is the Most ih, the Su"reme $in lory%.

256. &et there be no com"ulsion in reliion0 !ruth stands out clear from 7rror0 whoe)erre-ects e)il and belie)es in Allah hath ras"ed the most trustworthy hand5hold, that ne)er

brea#s. And Allah heareth and #noweth all thins.

257. Allah is the Protector of those who ha)e faith0 from the de"ths of dar#ness e will lead

them forth into liht. /f those who re-ect faith the "atrons are the e)il ones0 from liht they

will lead them forth into the de"ths of dar#ness. !hey will be com"anions of the fire, to dwell

therein $or e)er%.

258. ast thou not !urned thy )ision to one who dis"uted with Abraham About his &ord,

because Allah had ranted him "ower3 Abraham said0 1My &ord is e (ho Gi)eth life and

death.1 e said0 1I i)e life and death1. Said Abraham0 1'ut it is Allah that causeth the sun to



rise from the east0 Do thou then cause him to rise from the (est.1 !hus was he confounded

who $in arroance% re-ected faith. 4or doth Allah Gi)e uidance to a "eo"le un-ust.

259. /r $ta#e% the similitude of one who "assed by a hamlet, all in ruins to its roofs. e said0

1/h2 how shall Allah brin it $e)er% to life, after $this% its death31 but Allah caused him to die

for a hundred years, then raised him u" $aain%. e said0 1ow lon didst thou tarry $thus%31e said0 $Perha"s% a day or "art of a day.1 e said0 14ay, thou hast tarried thus a hundred

years; but loo# at thy food and thy drin#; they show no sins of ae; and loo# at thy don#ey0

And that (e may ma#e of thee a sin unto the "eo"le, &oo# further at the bones, how (e

brin them toether and clothe them with flesh.1 (hen this was shown clearly to him, he said0

1I #now that Allah hath "ower o)er all thins.1

260. 'ehold2 Abraham said0 1My &ord2 Show me how !hou i)est life to the dead.1 e said0

1Dost thou not then belie)e31 e said0 1:ea2 but to satisfy My own underta#in.1 e said0

1!a#e four birds; !ame them to turn to thee; "ut a "ortion of them on e)ery hill and call to

them0 !hey will come to thee $lyin% with s"eed. !hen #now that Allah is 78alted in Power,

(ise.1

261. !he "arable of those who s"end their substance in the way of Allah is that of a rain of

corn0 it roweth se)en ears, and each ear ath a hundred rains. Allah i)eth manifold

increase to whom e "leaseth0 And Allah careth for all and e #noweth all thins.

262. !hose who s"end their substance in the cause of Allah, and follow not u" their ifts with

reminders of their enerosity or with in-ury,5for them their reward is with their &ord0 on them

shall be no fear, nor shall they rie)e.

263. =ind words and the co)erin of faults are better than charity followed by in-ury. Allah is

free of all wants, and e is Most5orbearin.

264. / ye who belie)e2 cancel not your charity by reminders of your enerosity or by in-ury,5

li#e those who s"end their substance to be seen of men, but belie)e neither in Allah nor in the

&ast Day. !hey are in "arable li#e a hard, barren roc#, on which is a little soil0 on it falls

hea)y rain, which lea)es it $Just% a bare stone. !hey will be able to do nothin with auht they

ha)e earned. And Allah uideth not those who re-ect faith.

265. And the li#eness of those who s"end their substance, see#in to "lease Allah and to

strenthen their souls, is as a arden, hih and fertile0 hea)y rain falls on it but ma#es it yield

a double increase of har)est, and if it recei)es not ea)y rain, liht moisture sufficeth it.Allah seeth well whate)er ye do.

266. Does any of you wish that he should ha)e a arden with date5"alms and )ines and

streams flowin underneath, and all #inds of fruit, while he is stric#en with old ae, and his

children are not stron $enouh to loo# after themsel)es%5 that it should be cauht in a

whirlwind, with fire therein, and be burnt u"3 !hus doth Allah ma#e clear to you $is% Sins;

that ye may consider.

267. / ye who belie)e2 Gi)e of the ood thins which ye ha)e $honourably% earned, and of

the fruits of the earth which (e ha)e "roduced for you, and do not e)en aim at ettin

anythin which is bad, in order that out of it ye may i)e away somethin, when ye



yoursel)es would not recei)e it e8ce"t with closed eyes. And #now that Allah is ree of all

wants, and worthy of all "raise.

268. !he 7)il one threatens you with "o)erty and bids you to conduct unseemly. Allah

"romiseth you is fori)eness and bounties. And Allah careth for all and e #noweth all

thins.

269. e ranteth wisdom to whom e "leaseth; and he to whom wisdom is ranted recei)eth

indeed a benefit o)erflowin; but none will ras" the Messae but men of understandin.

270. And whate)er ye s"end in charity or de)otion, be sure Allah #nows it all. 'ut the wron5

doers ha)e no hel"ers.

271. If ye disclose $acts of% charity, e)en so it is well, but if ye conceal them, and ma#e them

reach those $really% in need, that is best for you0 It will remo)e from you some of your $stains

of% e)il. And Allah is well acuainted with what ye do.

272. It is not reuired of thee $/ Messener., to set them on the riht "ath, but Allah sets on

the riht "ath whom e "leaseth. (hate)er of ood ye i)e benefits your own souls, and ye

shall only do so see#in the 1ace1 of Allah. (hate)er ood ye i)e, shall be rendered bac#

to you, and ye shall not 'e dealt with un-ustly.

273. $Charity is% for those in need, who, in Allah.s cause are restricted $from tra)el%, and

cannot mo)e about in the land, see#in $or trade or wor#%0 the inorant man thin#s, because

of their modesty, that they are free from want. !hou shalt #now them by their $*nfailin%

mar#0 !hey be not im"ortunately from all the sundry. And whate)er of ood ye i)e, be

assured Allah #noweth it well.

274. !hose who $in charity% s"end of their oods by niht and by day, in secret and in "ublic,

ha)e their reward with their &ord0 on them shall be no fear, nor shall they rie)e.

275. !hose who de)our usury will not stand e8ce"t as stand one whom the 7)il one by his

touch ath dri)en to madness. !hat is because they say0 1!rade is li#e usury,1 but Allah hath

"ermitted trade and forbidden usury. !hose who after recei)in direction from their &ord,

desist, shall be "ardoned for the "ast; their case is for Allah $to -ude%; but those who re"eat

$!he offence% are com"anions of the ire0 !hey will abide therein $for e)er%.

276. Allah will de"ri)e usury of all blessin, but will i)e increase for deeds of charity0 ore lo)eth not creatures unrateful and wic#ed.

277. !hose who belie)e, and do deeds of rihteousness, and establish reular "rayers and

reular charity, will ha)e their reward with their &ord0 on them shall be no fear, nor shall they

rie)e.

278. / ye who belie)e2 ear Allah, and i)e u" what remains of your demand for usury, if ye

are indeed belie)ers.

279. If ye do it not, !a#e notice of war from Allah and is Messener. 'ut if ye turn bac#, ye

shall ha)e your ca"ital sums0 Deal not un-ustly, and ye shall not be dealt with un-ustly.



280. If the debtor is in a difficulty, rant him time !ill it is easy for him to re"ay. 'ut if ye

remit it by way of charity, that is best for you if ye only #new.

281. And fear the Day when ye shall be brouht bac# to Allah. !hen shall e)ery soul be "aid

what it earned, and none shall be dealt with un-ustly.

282. / ye who belie)e2 (hen ye deal with each other, in transactions in)ol)in future

obliations in a fi8ed "eriod of time, reduce them to writin &et a scribe write down faithfully

as between the "arties0 let not the scribe refuse to write0 as Allah as tauht him, so let him

write. &et him who incurs the liability dictate, but let him fear is &ord Allah, and not

diminish auht of what he owes. If they "arty liable is mentally deficient, or wea#, or unable

imself to dictate, &et his uardian dictate faithfully, and et two witnesses, out of your own

men, and if there are not two men, then a man and two women, such as ye choose, for

witnesses, so that if one of them errs, the other can remind her. !he witnesses should not

refuse when they are called on $or e)idence%. Disdain not to reduce to writin $your contract%

for a future "eriod, whether it be small or bi0 it is -uster in the siht of Allah, More suitable

as e)idence, and more con)enient to "re)ent doubts amon yoursel)es but if it be atransaction which ye carry out on the s"ot amon yoursel)es, there is no blame on you if ye

reduce it not to writin. 'ut ta#e witness whene)er ye ma#e a commercial contract; and let

neither scribe nor witness suffer harm. If ye do $such harm%, it would be wic#edness in you.

So fear Allah. or it is Good that teaches you. And Allah is well acuainted with all thins. If

ye are on a -ourney, and cannot find a scribe, a "lede with "ossession $may ser)e the

"ur"ose%. And if one of you de"osits a thin on trust with another, let the trustee $faithfully%

dischare his trust, and let him ear his &ord conceal not e)idence; for whoe)er conceals it, 5

his heart is tainted with sin. And Allah #noweth all that ye do.

283. If ye are on a -ourney, and cannot find a scribe, a "lede with "ossession $may ser)e the

"ur"ose%. And if one of you de"osits a thin on trust with another, &et the trustee $aithfully%

dischare is trust, and let him fear his &ord. Conceal not e)idence; for whoe)er conceals it,5

is heart is tainted with sin. And Allah =noweth all that ye do.

284. !o Allah beloneth all that is in the hea)ens and on earth. (hether ye show what is in

your minds or conceal it, Allah Calleth you to account for it. e fori)eth whom e "leaseth,

and "unisheth whom e "leaseth, for Allah hath "ower o)er all thins.

285. !he Messener belie)eth in what hath been re)ealed to him from his &ord, as do the men

of faith. 7ach one $of them% belie)eth in Allah, is anels, is boo#s, and is a"ostles. 1(e

ma#e no distinction $they say% between one and another of is a"ostles.1 And they say0 1(ehear, and we obey0 $(e see#% !hy fori)eness, our &ord, and to !hee is the end of all

-ourneys.1

286. /n no soul doth Allah Place a burden reater than it can bear. It ets e)ery ood that it

earns, and it suffers e)ery ill that it earns. $Pray0% 1/ur &ord2 Condemn us not if we foret or

fall into error; our &ord2 &ay not on us a burden &i#e that which !hou didst lay on those

before us; /ur &ord2 &ay not on us a burden reater than we ha)e strenth to bear. 'lot out

our sins, and rant us fori)eness. a)e mercy on us. !hou art our Protector; el" us aainst

those who stand aainst faith.1



Surah 3. The Family O !"mran# The $ou%e

O !"mran

1. A. &. M.

2. Allah. !here is no od but e,5the &i)in, the Self5Subsistin, 7ternal.

3. It is e (ho sent down to thee $ste" by ste"%, in truth, the 'oo#, confirmin what went

before it; and e sent down the &aw $of Moses% and the Gos"el $of Jesus% before this, as a

uide to man#ind, and e sent down the criterion $of -udment between riht and wron%.

4. !hen those who re-ect aith in the Sins of Allah will suffer the se)erest "enalty, and Allah

is 78alted in Miht, &ord of +etribution.

5. rom Allah, )erily nothin is hidden on earth or in the hea)ens.

6. e it is (ho sha"es you in the wombs as e "leases. !here is no od but e, the 78alted in

Miht, the (ise.

7. e it is (ho has sent down to thee the 'oo#0 In it are )erses basic or fundamental $of

established meanin%; they are the foundation of the 'oo#0 others are alleorical. 'ut those in

whose hearts is "er)ersity follow the "art thereof that is alleorical, see#in discord, and

searchin for its hidden meanins, but no one #nows its hidden meanins e8ce"t Allah. And

those who are firmly rounded in #nowlede say0 1(e belie)e in the 'oo#; the whole of it is

from our &ord01 and none will ras" the Messae e8ce"t men of understandin.

8. 1/ur &ord21 $they say%, 1&et not our hearts de)iate now after !hou hast uided us, but rant

us mercy from !hine own Presence; for !hou art the Grantor of bounties without measure.

9. 1/ur &ord2 !hou art e that will ather man#ind !oether aainst a day about which there

is no doubt; for Allah ne)er fails in is "romise.1

10. !hose who re-ect aith,5 neither their "ossessions nor their $numerous% "roeny will a)ail

them auht aainst Allah. !hey are themsel)es but fuel for the ire.

11. $!heir "liht will be% no better than that of the "eo"le of Pharaoh, and their "redecessors0!hey denied our Sins, and Allah called them to account for their sins. or Allah is strict in

"unishment.

12. Say to those who re-ect aith0 1Soon will ye be )anuished and athered toether to ell,5

an e)il bed indeed $to lie on%2

13. 1!here has already been for you a Sin in the two armies that met $in combat%0 /ne was

fihtin in the cause of Allah, the other resistin Allah. these saw with their own eyes !wice

their number. 'ut Allah doth su""ort with is aid whom e "leaseth. In this is a warnin for

such as ha)e eyes to see.1



14. air in the eyes of men is the lo)e of thins they co)et0 (omen and sons; ea"ed5u"

hoards of old and sil)er; horses branded $for blood and e8cellence%; and $wealth of% cattle

and well5tilled land. Such are the "ossessions of this world9s life; but in nearness to Allah is

the best of the oals $!o return to%.

15. Say0 Shall I i)e you lad tidins of thins ar better than those3 or the rihteous areGardens in nearness to their &ord, with ri)ers flowin beneath; therein is their eternal home;

with com"anions "ure $and holy%; and the ood "leasure of Allah. or in Allah.s siht are $all%

is ser)ants,5

16. $4amely%, those who say0 1/ur &ord2 we ha)e indeed belie)ed0 fori)e us, then, our sins,

and sa)e us from the aony of the ire;15

17. !hose who show "atience, irmness and self5control; who are true $in word and deed%;

who worshi" de)outly; who s"end $in the way of Allah.; and who "ray for fori)eness in the

early hours of the mornin.

18. !here is no od but e0 !hat is the witness of Allah, is anels, and those endued with

#nowlede, standin firm on -ustice. !here is no od but e, the 78alted in Power, the (ise.

19. !he +eliion before Allah is Islam $submission to is (ill%0 4or did the Peo"le of the

'oo# dissent therefrom e8ce"t throuh en)y of each other, after #nowlede had come to

them. 'ut if any deny the Sins of Allah, Allah is swift in callin to account.

20. So if they dis"ute with thee, say0 1I ha)e submitted My whole self to Allah and so ha)e

those who follow me.1 And say to the Peo"le of the 'oo# and to those who are unlearned0

1Do ye $also% submit yoursel)es31 If they do, they are in riht uidance, but if they turn bac#,

!hy duty is to con)ey the Messae; and in Allah.s siht are $all% is ser)ants.

21. As to those who deny the Sins of Allah and in defiance of riht, slay the "ro"hets, and

slay those who teach -ust dealin with man#ind, announce to them a rie)ous "enalty.

22. !hey are those whose wor#s will bear no fruit in this world and in the ereafter nor will

they ha)e anyone to hel".

23. ast thou not turned !hy )ision to those who ha)e been i)en a "ortion of the 'oo#3

!hey are in)ited to the 'oo# of Allah, to settle their dis"ute, but a "arty of them !urn bac#

and decline $!he arbitration%.

24. !his because they say0 1!he ire shall not touch us but for a few numbered days10 or

their foreries decei)e them as to their own reliion.

25. 'ut how $will they fare% when we ather them toether aainst a day about which there is

no doubt, and each soul will be "aid out -ust what it has earned, without $fa)our or% in-ustice3

26. Say0 1/ Allah. &ord of Power $And +ule%, !hou i)est "ower to whom !hou "leasest, and

!hou stri""est off "ower from whom !hou "leasest0 !hou enduest with honour whom !hou

"leasest, and !hou brinest low whom !hou "leasest0 In !hy hand is all ood. >erily, o)er all

thins !hou hast "ower.



27. 1!hou causest the niht to ain on the day, and thou causest the day to ain on the niht;

!hou brinest the &i)in out of the dead, and !hou brinest the dead out of the &i)in; and

!hou i)est sustenance to whom !hou "leasest, without measure.1

28. &et not the belie)ers !a#e for friends or hel"ers *nbelie)ers rather than belie)ers0 if any

do that, in nothin will there be hel" from Allah. e8ce"t by way of "recaution, that ye mayGuard yoursel)es from them. 'ut Allah cautions you $!o remember% imself; for the final

oal is to Allah.

29. Say0 1(hether ye hide what is in your hearts or re)eal it, Allah #nows it all0 e #nows

what is in the hea)ens, and what is on earth. And Allah has "ower o)er all thins.

30. 1/n the Day when e)ery soul will be confronted with all the ood it has done, and all the

e)il it has done, it will wish there were a reat distance between it and its e)il. 'ut Allah

cautions you $!o remember% imself. And Allah is full of #indness to those that ser)e im.1

31. Say0 1If ye do lo)e Allah, ollow me0 Allah will lo)e you and fori)e you your sins0 orAllah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.1

32. Say0 1/bey Allah and is Messener.0 'ut if they turn bac#, Allah lo)eth not those who

re-ect aith.

33. Allah did choose Adam and 4oah, the family of Abraham, and the family of 9Imran abo)e

all "eo"le,5

34. /ffs"rin, one of the other0 And Allah heareth and #noweth all thins.

35. 'ehold2 a woman of 9Imran said0 1/ my &ord2 I do dedicate unto !hee what is in my

womb for !hy s"ecial ser)ice0 So acce"t this of me0 or !hou hearest and #nowest all thins.1

36. (hen she was deli)ered, she said0 1/ my &ord2 'ehold2 I am deli)ered of a female

child215 and Allah #new best what she brouht forth5 1And no wise is the male &i#e the

female. I ha)e named her Mary, and I commend her and her offs"rin to !hy "rotection from

the 7)il /ne, the +e-ected.1

37. +iht raciously did her &ord acce"t her0 e made her row in "urity and beauty0 !o the

care of ?a#ariya was she assined. 7)ery time that he entered $er% chamber to see her, e

found her su""lied with sustenance. e said0 1/ Mary2 (hence $comes% this to you31 Shesaid0 1rom Allah. for Allah Pro)ides sustenance to whom e "leases without measure.1

38. !here did ?a#ariya "ray to his &ord, sayin0 1/ my &ord2 Grant unto me from !hee a

"roeny that is "ure0 for !hou art e that heareth "rayer2

39. (hile he was standin in "rayer in the chamber, the anels called unto him0 1$Allah% doth

i)e thee lad tidins of :ahya, witnessin the truth of a (ord from Allah, and $be besides%

noble, chaste, and a "ro"het,5 of the $oodly% com"any of the rihteous.1

40. e said0 1/ my lord2 ow shall I ha)e a son seein I am )ery old and my wife is barren31

1!hus1 was the answer 1doth Allah accom"lish whatt e willeth.1



41. e said0 1/ my &ord2 Gi)e me a Sin21 1!hy Sin,1 was the answer, 1Shall be that thou

shalt s"ea# to no man for three days but with sinals. !hen celebrate the "raises of thy &ord

aain and aain, and lorify im in the e)enin and in the mornin.1

42. 'ehold2 the anels said0 1/ Mary2 Allah hath chosen thee and "urified thee5 chosen thee

abo)e the women of all nations.

43. 1/ Mary2 worshi" !hy &ord de)outly0 Prostrate thyself, and bow down $in "rayer% with

those who bow down.1

44. !his is "art of the tidins of the thins unseen, which (e re)eal unto thee $/ Messener.%

by ins"iration0 !hou wast not with them when they cast lots with arrows, as to which of them

should be chared with the care of Mary0 4or wast thou with them when they dis"uted $the

"oint%.

45. 'ehold2 the anels said0 1/ Mary2 Allah i)eth thee lad tidins of a (ord from im0 his

name will be Christ Jesus, the son of Mary, held in honour in this world and the ereafter andof $the com"any of% those nearest to Allah.

46. 1e shall s"ea# to the "eo"le in childhood and in maturity. And he shall be $of the

com"any% of the rihteous.1

47. She said0 1/ my &ord2 ow shall I ha)e a son when no man hath touched me31 e said0

17)en so0 Allah createth what e willeth0 (hen e hath decreed a "lan, e but saith to it,

9'e,9 and it is2

48. 1And Allah will teach him the 'oo# and (isdom, the &aw and the Gos"el,

49. 1And $a""oint him% an a"ostle to the Children of Israel, $with this messae%0 19I ha)e come

to you, with a Sin from your &ord, in that I ma#e for you out of clay, as it were, the fiure of

a bird, and breathe into it, and it becomes a bird by Allah.s lea)e0 And I heal those born blind,

and the le"ers, and I uic#en the dead, by Allah.s lea)e; and I declare to you what ye eat, and

what ye store in your houses. Surely therein is a Sin for you if ye did belie)e;

50. 19$I ha)e come to you%, to attest the &aw which was before me. And to ma#e lawful to you

"art of what was $'efore% forbidden to you; I ha)e come to you with a Sin from your &ord.

So fear Allah, and obey me.

51. 19It is Allah (ho is my &ord and your &ord; then worshi" im. !his is a (ay that is

straiht.91

52. (hen Jesus found *nbelief on their "art e said0 1(ho will be My hel"ers to $the wor#

of% Allah.1 Said the disci"les0 1(e are Allah.s hel"ers0 (e belie)e in Allah, and do thou bear

witness that we are Muslims.

53. 1/ur &ord2 we belie)e in what !hou hast re)ealed, and we follow the Messener. then

write us down amon those who bear witness.1

54. And $the unbelie)ers% "lotted and "lanned, and Allah too "lanned, and the best of "lannersis Allah.



55. 'ehold2 Allah said0 1/ Jesus2 I will ta#e thee and raise thee to Myself and clear thee $of

the falsehoods% of those who blas"heme; I will ma#e those who follow thee su"erior to those

who re-ect faith, to the Day of +esurrection0 !hen shall ye all return unto me, and I will -ude

between you of the matters wherein ye dis"ute.

56. 1As to those who re-ect faith, I will "unish them with terrible aony in this world and inthe ereafter, nor will they ha)e anyone to hel".1

57. 1As to those who belie)e and wor# rihteousness, Allah will "ay them $in full% their

reward; but Allah lo)eth not those who do wron.1

58. 1!his is what we rehearse unto thee of the Sins and the Messae of (isdom.1

59. !he similitude of Jesus before Allah is as that of Adam; e created him from dust, then

said to him0 1'e1. And he was.

60. !he !ruth $comes% from Allah alone; so be not of those who doubt.

61. If any one dis"utes in this matter with thee, now after $full% #nowlede ath come to thee,

say0 1Come2 let us ather toether,5 our sons and your sons, our women and your women,

oursel)es and yoursel)es0 !hen let us earnestly "ray, and in)o#e the curse of Allah on those

who lie21

62. !his is the true account0 !here is no od e8ce"t Allah. and Allah.e is indeed the 78alted

in Power, the (ise.

63. 'ut if they turn bac#, Allah hath full #nowlede of those who do mischief.

64. Say0 1/ Peo"le of the 'oo#2 come to common terms as between us and you0 !hat we

worshi" none but Allah. that we associate no "artners with him; that we erect not, from

amon oursel)es, &ords and "atrons other than Allah.1 If then they turn bac#, say ye0 1'ear

witness that we $at least% are Muslims $bowin to Allah.s (ill%.

65. :e Peo"le of the 'oo#2 (hy dis"ute ye about Abraham, when the &aw and the Gos"el

(ere not re)ealed !ill after him3 a)e ye no understandin3

66. Ah2 :e are those who fell to dis"utin $7)en% in matters of which ye had some

#nowlede2 but why dis"ute ye in matters of which ye ha)e no #nowlede3 It is Allah (ho#nows, and ye who #now not2

67. Abraham was not a Jew nor yet a Christian; but he was true in aith, and bowed his will to

Allah.s $(hich is Islam%, and he -oined not ods with Allah.

68. (ithout doubt, amon men, the nearest of #in to Abraham, are those who follow him, as

are also this Messener and those who belie)e0 And Allah is the Protector of those who ha)e

faith.

69. It is the wish of a section of the Peo"le of the 'oo# to lead you astray. 'ut they shall lead

astray $4ot you%, but themsel)es, and they do not "ercei)e2



70. :e Peo"le of the 'oo#2 (hy re-ect ye the Sins of Allah, of which ye are $:oursel)es%

witnesses3

71. :e Peo"le of the 'oo#2 (hy do ye clothe !ruth with falsehood, and conceal the !ruth,

while ye ha)e #nowlede3

72. A section of the Peo"le of the 'oo# say0 1'elie)e in the mornin what is re)ealed to the

belie)ers, but re-ect it at the end of the day; "erchance they may $themsel)es% !urn bac#;

73. 1And belie)e no one unless he follows your reliion.1 Say0 1!rue uidance is the

Guidance of Allah. $ear ye% &est a re)elation be sent to someone $else% &i#e unto that which

was sent unto you3 or that those $+ecei)in such re)elation% should enae you in arument

before your &ord31 Say0 1All bounties are in the hand of Allah. e ranteth them to whom e

"leaseth0 And Allah careth for all, and e #noweth all thins.1

74. or is Mercy e s"ecially chooseth whom e "leaseth; for Allah is the &ord of bounties

unbounded.

75. Amon the Peo"le of the 'oo# are some who, if entrusted with a hoard of old, will

$readily% "ay it bac#; others, who, if entrusted with a sinle sil)er coin, will not re"ay it unless

thou constantly stoodest demandin, because, they say, 1there is no call on us $to #ee" faith%

with these inorant $Paans%.1 but they tell a lie aainst Allah, and $well% they #now it.

76. 4ay.5 !hose that #ee" their "lihted faith and act ariht,5)erily Allah lo)es those who act

ariht.

77. As for those who sell the faith they owe to Allah and their own "lihted word for a small

"rice, they shall ha)e no "ortion in the ereafter0 4or will Allah $Dein to% s"ea# to them or

loo# at them on the Day of Judment, nor will e cleans them $of sin%0 !hey shall ha)e a

rie)ous "enalty.

78. !here is amon them a section who distort the 'oo# with their tonues0 $As they read%

you would thin# it is a "art of the 'oo#, but it is no "art of the 'oo#; and they say, 1!hat is

from Allah,1 but it is not from Allah. It is they who tell a lie aainst Allah, and $well% they

#now it2

79. It is not $"ossible% that a man, to whom is i)en the 'oo#, and (isdom, and the "ro"hetic

office, should say to "eo"le0 1'e ye my worshi""ers rather than Allah.s10 on the contrary $ewould say% 1'e ye worshi""ers of im (ho is truly the Cherisher of all0 or ye ha)e tauht

the 'oo# and ye ha)e studied it earnestly.1

80. 4or would he instruct you to ta#e anels and "ro"hets for &ords and "atrons. (hat2 would

he bid you to unbelief after ye ha)e bowed your will $!o Allah in Islam%3

81. 'ehold2 Allah too# the co)enant of the "ro"hets, sayin0 1I i)e you a 'oo# and (isdom;

then comes to you an a"ostle, confirmin what is with you; do ye belie)e in him and render

him hel".1 Allah said0 1Do ye aree, and ta#e this my Co)enant as bindin on you31 !hey

said0 1(e aree.1 e said0 1!hen bear witness, and I am with you amon the witnesses.1

82. If any turn bac# after this, they are "er)erted transressors.



83. Do they see# for other than the +eliion of Allah.5while all creatures in the hea)ens and

on earth ha)e, willin or unwillin, bowed to is (ill $Acce"ted Islam%, and to im shall

they all be brouht bac#.

84. Say0 1(e belie)e in Allah, and in what has been re)ealed to us and what was re)ealed to

Abraham, Isma9il, Isaac, Jacob, and the !ribes, and in $the 'oo#s% i)en to Moses, Jesus, andthe "ro"hets, from their &ord0 (e ma#e no distinction between one and another amon them,

and to Allah do we bow our will $in Islam%.1

85. If anyone desires a reliion other than Islam $submission to Allah., ne)er will it be

acce"ted of him; and in the ereafter e will be in the ran#s of those who ha)e lost $All

s"iritual ood%.

86. ow shall Allah Guide those who re-ect aith after they acce"ted it and bore witness that

the Messener was true and that Clear Sins had come unto them3 but Allah uides not a

"eo"le un-ust.

87. /f such the reward is that on them $rests% the curse of Allah, of is anels, and of all

man#ind;5

88. In that will they dwell; nor will their "enalty be lihtened, nor res"ite be $their lot%;5

89. 78ce"t for those that re"ent $7)en% after that, and ma#e amends; for )erily Allah is /ft5

ori)in, Most Merciful.

90. 'ut those who re-ect aith after they acce"ted it, and then o on addin to their defiance

of aith,5 ne)er will their re"entance be acce"ted; for they are those who ha)e $of set "ur"ose%

one astray.

91. As to those who re-ect aith, and die re-ectin,5 ne)er would be acce"ted from any such as

much old as the earth contains, thouh they should offer it for ransom. or such is $in store%

a "enalty rie)ous, and they will find no hel"ers.

92. 'y no means shall ye attain rihteousness unless ye i)e $freely% of that which ye lo)e;

and whate)er ye i)e, of a truth Allah #noweth it well.

93. All food was lawful to the Children of Israel, e8ce"t what Israel Made unlawful for itself,

before the &aw $of Moses% was re)ealed. Say0 1'rin ye the &aw and study it, if ye be men oftruth.1

94. If any, after this, in)ent a lie and attribute it to Allah, they are indeed un-ust wron5doers.

95. Say0 1$Allah% s"ea#eth the !ruth0 follow the reliion of Abraham, the sane in faith; he was

not of the Paans.1

96. !he first ouse $of worshi"% a""ointed for men was that at 'a##a0 ull of blessin and of

uidance for all #inds of beins0



97. In it are Sins Manifest; $for e8am"le%, the Station of Abraham; whoe)er enters it attains

security; Pilrimae thereto is a duty men owe to Allah,5 those who can afford the -ourney;

but if any deny faith, Allah stands not in need of any of is creatures.

98. Say0 1/ Peo"le of the 'oo#2 (hy re-ect ye the Sins of Allah, when Allah is imself

witness to all ye do31

99. Say0 1/ ye Peo"le of the 'oo#2 (hy obstruct ye those who belie)e, from the "ath of

Allah, See#in to ma#e it croo#ed, while ye were yoursel)es witnesses $to Allah.s Co)enant%3

but Allah is not unmindful of all that ye do.1

100. / ye who belie)e2 If ye listen to a faction amon the Peo"le of the 'oo#, they would

$indeed% render you a"ostates after ye ha)e belie)ed2

101. And how would ye deny aith while unto you are rehearsed the Sins of Allah, and

amon you &i)es the Messener. (hoe)er holds firmly to Allah will be shown a way that is

straiht.

102. / ye who belie)e2 ear Allah as e should be feared, and die not e8ce"t in a state of

Islam.

103. And hold fast, all toether, by the ro"e which Allah $stretches out for you%, and be not

di)ided amon yoursel)es; and remember with ratitude Allah.s fa)our on you; for ye were

enemies and e -oined your hearts in lo)e, so that by is Grace, ye became brethren; and ye

were on the brin# of the "it of ire, and e sa)ed you from it. !hus doth Allah ma#e is

Sins clear to you0 !hat ye may be uided.

104. &et there arise out of you a band of "eo"le in)itin to all that is ood, en-oinin what is

riht, and forbiddin what is wron0 !hey are the ones to attain felicity.

105. 'e not li#e those who are di)ided amonst themsel)es and fall into dis"utations after

recei)in Clear Sins0 or them is a dreadful "enalty,5

106. /n the Day when some faces will be $lit u" with% white, and some faces will be $in the

loom of% blac#0 !o those whose faces will be blac#, $will be said%0 1Did ye re-ect aith after

acce"tin it3 !aste then the "enalty for re-ectin aith.1

107. 'ut those whose faces will be $lit with% white,5 they will be in $the liht of% Allah.smercy0 therein to dwell $for e)er%.

108. !hese are the Sins of Allah. (e rehearse them to thee in !ruth0 And Allah means no

in-ustice to any of is creatures.

109. !o Allah belons all that is in the hea)ens and on earth0 !o im do all uestions o bac#

$for decision%.

110. :e are the best of "eo"les, e)ol)ed for man#ind, en-oinin what is riht, forbiddin what

is wron, and belie)in in Allah. If only the Peo"le of the 'oo# had faith, it were best for

them0 amon them are some who ha)e faith, but most of them are "er)erted transressors.



111. !hey will do you no harm, barrin a triflin annoyance; if they come out to fiht you,

they will show you their bac#s, and no hel" shall they et.

112. Shame is "itched o)er them $&i#e a tent% where)er they are found, e8ce"t when under a

co)enant $of "rotection% from Allah and from men; they draw on themsel)es wrath from

Allah, and "itched o)er them is $the tent of% destitution. !his because they re-ected the Sinsof Allah, and slew the "ro"hets in defiance of riht; this because they rebelled and

transressed beyond bounds.

113. 4ot all of them are ali#e0 /f the Peo"le of the 'oo# are a "ortion that stand $or the

riht%0 !hey rehearse the Sins of Allah all niht lon, and they "rostrate themsel)es in

adoration.

114. !hey belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day; they en-oin what is riht, and forbid what is

wron; and they hasten $in emulation% in $all% ood wor#s0 !hey are in the ran#s of the

rihteous.

115. /f the ood that they do, nothin will be re-ected of them; for Allah #noweth well those

that do riht.

116. !hose who re-ect aith,5 neither their "ossessions nor their $numerous% "roeny will

a)ail them auht aainst Allah. !hey will be com"anions of the ire,5 dwellin therein $for

e)er%.

117. (hat they s"end in the life of this $material% world May be li#ened to a wind which

brins a ni""in frost0 It stri#es and destroys the har)est of men who ha)e wroned their own

souls0 it is not Allah that hath wroned them, but they wron themsel)es.

118. / ye who belie)e2 !a#e not into your intimacy those outside your ran#s0 !hey will not

fail to corru"t you. !hey only desire your ruin0 +an# hatred has already a""eared from their

mouths0 (hat their hearts conceal is far worse. (e ha)e made "lain to you the Sins, if ye

ha)e wisdom.

119. Ah2 ye are those who lo)e them, but they lo)e you not,5 thouh ye belie)e in the whole

of the 'oo#. (hen they meet you, they say, 1(e belie)e10 'ut when they are alone, they bite

off the )ery ti"s of their finers at you in their rae. Say0 1Perish in you rae; Allah #noweth

well all the secrets of the heart.1

120. If auht that is ood befalls you, it rie)es them; but if some misfortune o)erta#es you,

they re-oice at it. 'ut if ye are constant and do riht, not the least harm will their cunnin do

to you; for Allah Com"asseth round about all that they do.

121. +emember that mornin !hou didst lea)e !hy household $early% to "ost the faithful at

their stations for battle0 And Allah heareth and #noweth all thins0

122. +emember two of your "arties Meditated cowardice; but Allah was their "rotector, and

in Allah should the faithful $7)er% "ut their trust.

123. Allah had hel"ed you at 'adr, when ye were a contem"tible little force; then fear Allah.thus May ye show your ratitude.



124. +emember thou saidst to the aithful0 1Is it not enouh for you that Allah should hel"

you with three thousand anels $S"ecially% sent down3

125. 1:ea, 5 if ye remain firm, and act ariht, e)en if the enemy should rush here on you in

hot haste, your &ord would hel" you with fi)e thousand anels Ma#in a terrific onslauht.

126. Allah made it but a messae of ho"e for you, and an assurance to your hearts0 $in any

case% there is no hel" e8ce"t from Allah. !he 78alted, the (ise0

127. !hat e miht cut off a frine of the *nbelie)ers or e8"ose them to infamy, and they

should then be turned bac#, frustrated of their "ur"ose.

128. 4ot for thee, $but for Allah., is the decision0 (hether e turn in mercy to them, or

"unish them; for they are indeed wron5doers.

129. !o Allah beloneth all that is in the hea)ens and on earth. e fori)eth whom e

"leaseth and "unisheth whom e "leaseth; but Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

130. / ye who belie)e2 De)our not usury, doubled and multi"lied; but fear Allah. that ye may

$really% "ros"er.

131. ear the ire, which is re"aired for those who re-ect aith0

132. And obey Allah and the Messener. that ye may obtain mercy.

133. 'e uic# in the race for fori)eness from your &ord, and for a Garden whose width is

that $of the whole% of the hea)ens and of the earth, "re"ared for the rihteous,5

134. !hose who s"end $freely%, whether in "ros"erity, or in ad)ersity; who restrain aner, and

"ardon $all% men;5 for Allah lo)es those who do ood;5

135. And those who, ha)in done somethin to be ashamed of, or wroned their own souls,

earnestly brin Allah to mind, and as# for fori)eness for their sins,5 and who can fori)e sins

e8ce"t Allah.5 and are ne)er obstinate in "ersistin #nowinly in $the wron% they ha)e done.

136. or such the reward is fori)eness from their &ord, and Gardens with ri)ers flowin

underneath,5 an eternal dwellin0 ow e8cellent a recom"ense for those who wor# $and

stri)e%2

137. Many were the (ays of &ife that ha)e "assed away before you0 tra)el throuh the earth,

and see what was the end of those who re-ected !ruth.

138. ere is a "lain statement to men, a uidance and instruction to those who fear Allah.

139. So lose not heart, nor fall into des"air0 or ye must ain mastery if ye are true in aith.

140. If a wound hath touched you, be sure a similar wound hath touched the others. Such days

$of )aryin fortunes% (e i)e to men and men by turns0 that Allah may #now those that

belie)e, and that e may ta#e to imself from your ran#s Martyr5witnesses $to !ruth%. AndAllah lo)eth not those that do wron.



141. Allah.s ob-ect also is to "ure those that are true in aith and to de"ri)e of blessin

!hose that resist aith.

142. Did ye thin# that ye would enter ea)en without Allah testin those of you who fouht

hard $In is Cause% and remained steadfast3

143. :e did indeed wish for death before ye met him0 4ow ye ha)e seen him with your own

eyes, $And ye flinch2%

144. Muhammad is no more than an a"ostle0 many (ere the a"ostle that "assed away before

him. If he died or were slain, will ye then !urn bac# on your heels3 If any did turn bac# on his

heels, not the least harm will he do to Allah. but Allah $on the other hand% will swiftly reward

those who $ser)e im% with ratitude.

145. 4or can a soul die e8ce"t by Allah.s lea)e, the term bein fi8ed as by writin. If any do

desire a reward in this life, (e shall i)e it to him; and if any do desire a reward in the

ereafter, (e shall i)e it to him. And swiftly shall (e reward those that $ser)e us with%ratitude.

146. ow many of the "ro"hets fouht $in Allah.s way%, and with them $fouht% &are bands

of odly men3 but they ne)er lost heart if they met with disaster in Allah.s way, nor did they

wea#en $in will% nor i)e in. And Allah &o)es those who are firm and steadfast.

147. All that they said was0 1/ur &ord2 ori)e us our sins and anythin (e may ha)e done

that transressed our duty0 7stablish our feet firmly, and hel" us aainst those that resist

aith.1

148. And Allah a)e them a reward in this world, and the e8cellent reward of the ereafter.

or Allah &o)eth those who do ood.

149. / ye who belie)e2 If ye obey the *nbelie)ers, they will dri)e you bac# on your heels,

and ye will turn bac# $from aith% to your own loss.

150. 4ay, Allah is your "rotector, and e is the best of hel"ers.

151. Soon shall (e cast terror into the hearts of the *nbelie)ers, for that they -oined

com"anions with Allah, for which e had sent no authority0 their abode will be the ire0 And

e)il is the home of the wron5doers2

152. Allah did indeed fulfil is "romise to you when ye with is "ermission (ere about to

annihilate your enemy,5until ye flinched and fell to dis"utin about the order, and disobeyed it

after e brouht you in siht $of the booty% which ye co)et. Amon you are some that han#er

after this world and some that desire the ereafter. !hen did e di)ert you from your foes in

order to test you but e fora)e you0 or Allah is full of race to those who belie)e.

153. 'ehold2 ye were climbin u" the hih round, without e)en castin a side lance at any

one, and the Messener in your rear was callin you bac#. !here did Allah i)e you one

distress after another by way of reuital, to teach you not to rie)e for $the booty% that had

esca"ed you and for $the ill% that had befallen you. or Allah is well aware of all that ye do.



154. After $the e8citement% of the distress, e sent down calm on a band of you o)ercome

with slumber, while another band was stirred to an8iety by their own feelins, Mo)ed by

wron sus"icions of Allah.sus"icions due to inorance. !hey said0 1(hat affair is this of

ours31 Say thou0 1Indeed, this affair is wholly Allah.s.1 !hey hide in their minds what they

dare not re)eal to thee. !hey say $to themsel)es%0 1If we had had anythin to do with this

affair, (e should not ha)e been in the slauhter here.1 Say0 17)en if you had remained inyour homes, those for whom death was decreed would certainly ha)e one forth to the "lace

of their death1; but $all this was% that Allah miht test what is in your breasts and "ure what

is in your hearts. or Allah #noweth well the secrets of your hearts.

155. !hose of you who turned bac# on the day the two hosts Met,5it was Satan who caused

them to fail, because of some $e)il% they had done. 'ut Allah as blotted out $their fault%0 or

Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most orbearin.

156. / ye who belie)e2 'e not li#e the *nbelie)ers, who say of their brethren, when they are

tra)ellin throuh the 7arth or enaed in fihtin0 1If they had stayed with us, they would

not ha)e died, or been slain.1 !his that Allah may ma#e it a cause of sihs and rerets in theirhearts. It is Allah that i)es &ife and Death, and Allah sees well all that ye do.

157. And if ye are slain, or die, in the way of Allah, fori)eness and mercy from Allah are far

better than all they could amass.

158. And if ye die, or are slain, &o2 it is unto Allah that ye are brouht toether.

159. It is "art of the Mercy of Allah that thou dost deal ently with them (ert thou se)ere or

harsh5hearted, they would ha)e bro#en away from about thee0 so "ass o)er $!heir faults%, and

as# for $$Allah%9s% fori)eness for them; and consult them in affairs $of moment%. !hen, when

thou hast !a#en a decision "ut thy trust in Allah. or Allah lo)es those who "ut their trust $in

im%.

160. If Allah hel"s you, none can o)ercome you0 If e forsa#es you, who is there, after that,

that can hel" you3 in Allah, then, &et belie)ers "ut their trust.

161. 4o "ro"het could $e)er% be false to his trust. If any "erson is so false, e shall, on the

Day of Judment, restore what he misa""ro"riated; then shall e)ery soul recei)e its due,5

whate)er it earned,5 and none shall be dealt with un-ustly.

162. Is the man who follows the ood "leasure of Allah &i#e the man who draws on himselfthe wrath of Allah, and whose abode is in ell35 A woeful refue2

163. !hey are in )aryin ardens in the siht of Allah, and Allah sees well all that they do.

164. Allah did confer a reat fa)our on the belie)ers when e sent amon them an a"ostle

from amon themsel)es, rehearsin unto them the Sins of Allah, sanctifyin them, and

instructin them in Scri"ture and (isdom, while, before that, they had been in manifest error.

165. (hat2 (hen a sinle disaster smites you, althouh ye smote $your enemies% with one

twice as reat, do ye say35 1(hence is this31 Say $to them%0 1It is from yoursel)es0 or Allah

hath "ower o)er all thins.1



166. (hat ye suffered on the day the two armies Met, was with the lea)e of Allah, in order

that e miht test the belie)ers,5

167. And the y"ocrites also. !hese were told0 1Come, fiht in the way of Allah, or $at least%

dri)e $!he foe from your city%.1 !hey said0 1ad we #nown how to fiht, we should certainly

ha)e followed you.1 !hey were that day nearer to *nbelief than to aith, sayin with their li"swhat was not in their hearts but Allah hath full #nowlede of all they conceal.

168. $!hey are% the ones that say, $of their brethren slain%, while they themsel)es sit $at ease%0

1If only they had listened to us they would not ha)e been slain.1 Say0 1A)ert death from your

own sel)es, if ye s"ea# the truth.1

169. !hin# not of those who are slain in Allah.s way as dead. 4ay, they li)e, findin their

sustenance in the "resence of their &ord;

170. !hey re-oice in the bounty "ro)ided by Allah. And with reard to those left behind, who

ha)e not yet -oined them $in their bliss%, the $Martyrs% lory in the fact that on them is no fear,nor ha)e they $cause to% rie)e.

171. !hey lory in the Grace and the bounty from Allah, and in the fact that Allah suffereth

not the reward of the aithful to be lost $in the least%.

172. /f those who answered the call of Allah and the Messener, e)en after bein wounded,

those who do riht and refrain from wron ha)e a reat reward;5

173. Men said to them0 1A reat army is atherin aainst you10 And frihtened them0 'ut it

$only% increased their aith0 !hey said0 1or us Allah sufficeth, and e is the best dis"oser of

affairs.1

174. And they returned with Grace and bounty from Allah. no harm e)er touched them0 or

they followed the ood "leasure of Allah. And Allah is the &ord of bounties unbounded.

175. It is only the 7)il /ne that suests to you the fear of his )otaries0 'e ye not afraid of

them, but fear Me, if ye ha)e aith.

176. &et not those rie)e thee who rush headlon into *nbelief0 4ot the least harm will they

do to Allah. Allah.s "lan is that e will i)e them no "ortion in the ereafter, but a se)ere

"unishment.

177. !hose who "urchase *nbelief at the "rice of faith,5 not the least harm will they do to

Allah, but they will ha)e a rie)ous "unishment.

178. &et not the *nbelie)ers thin# that our res"ite to them is ood for themsel)es0 (e rant

them res"ite that they may row in their iniuity0 'ut they will ha)e a shameful "unishment.

179. Allah will not lea)e the belie)ers in the state in which ye are now, until e se"arates

what is e)il from what is ood nor will e disclose to you the secrets of the *nseen. 'ut e

chooses of is Messener. $or the "ur"ose% whom e "leases. So belie)e in Allah. And is

a"ostles0 And if ye belie)e and do riht, ye ha)e a reward without measure.



180. And let not those who co)etously withhold of the ifts which Allah ath i)en them of

is Grace, thin# that it is ood for them0 4ay, it will be the worse for them0 soon shall the

thins which they co)etously withheld be tied to their nec#s &i#e a twisted collar, on the Day

of Judment. !o Allah belons the heritae of the hea)ens and the earth; and Allah is well5

acuainted with all that ye do.

181. Allah hath heard the taunt of those who say0 1!ruly, Allah is indient and we are rich215

(e shall certainly record their word and $their act% of slayin the "ro"hets in defiance of

riht, and (e shall say0 1!aste ye the "enalty of the Scorchin ire2

182. 1!his is because of the $unrihteous deeds% which your hands sent on before ye0 or

Allah ne)er harms those who ser)e im.1

183. !hey $also% said0 1$Allah% too# our "romise not to belie)e in an a"ostle unless e

showed us a sacrifice consumed by ire $rom hea)en%.1 Say0 1!here came to you a"ostles

before me, with clear Sins and e)en with what ye as# for0 why then did ye slay them, if ye

s"ea# the truth31

184. !hen if they re-ect thee, so were re-ected a"ostles before thee, who came with Clear

Sins, 'oo#s of dar# "ro"hecies, and the 'oo# of 7nlihtenment.

185. 7)ery soul shall ha)e a taste of death0 And only on the Day of Judment shall you be

"aid your full recom"ense. /nly he who is sa)ed far from the ire and admitted to the Garden

will ha)e attained the ob-ect $of &ife%0 or the life of this world is but oods and chattels of

dece"tion.

186. :e shall certainly be tried and tested in your "ossessions and in your "ersonal sel)es; and

ye shall certainly ear much that will rie)e you, from those who recei)ed the 'oo# before

you and from those who worshi" many ods. 'ut if ye "erse)ere "atiently, and uard aainst

e)il,5then that will be a determinin factor in all affairs.

187. And remember Allah too# a co)enant from the Peo"le of the 'oo#, to ma#e it #nown

and clear to man#ind, and not to hide it; but they threw it away behind their bac#s, and

"urchased with it some miserable ain2 And )ile was the barain they made2

188. !hin# not that those who e8ult in what they ha)e brouht about, and lo)e to be "raised

for what they ha)e not done,5 thin# esca"e the "enalty. or them is a "enalty Grie)ous indeed.

189. !o Allah beloneth the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth; and Allah hath "ower

o)er all thins.

190. 'ehold2 in the creation of the hea)ens and the earth, and the alternation of niht and

day,5 there are indeed Sins for men of understandin,5

191. Men who celebrate the "raises of Allah, standin, sittin, and lyin down on their sides,

and contem"late the $wonders of% creation in the hea)ens and the earth, $(ith the thouht%0

1/ur &ord2 not for nauht ast !hou created $all% this2 Glory to !hee2 Gi)e us sal)ation from

the "enalty of the ire.



192. 1/ur &ord2 any whom !hou dost admit to the ire, !ruly !hou co)erest with shame, and

ne)er will wron5doers ind any hel"ers2

193. 1/ur &ord2 we ha)e heard the call of one callin $*s% to aith, 9'elie)e ye in the &ord,9

and we ha)e belie)ed. /ur &ord2 ori)e us our sins, blot out from us our iniuities, and ta#e

to !hyself our souls in the com"any of the rihteous.

194. 1/ur &ord2 Grant us what !hou didst "romise unto us throuh !hine a"ostles, and sa)e

us from shame on the Day of Judment0 or !hou ne)er brea#est !hy "romise.1

195. And their &ord hath acce"ted of them, and answered them0 14e)er will I suffer to be lost

the wor# of any of you, be he male or female0 :e are members, one of another0 !hose who

ha)e left their homes, or been dri)en out therefrom, or suffered harm in My Cause, or fouht

or been slain,5 )erily, I will blot out from them their iniuities, and admit them into Gardens

with ri)ers flowin beneath;5 A reward from the "resence of Allah, and from is "resence is

the best of rewards.1

196. &et not the struttin about of the *nbelie)ers throuh the land decei)e thee0

197. &ittle is it for en-oyment0 !heir ultimate abode is ell0 what an e)il bed $!o lie on%2

198. /n the other hand, for those who fear their &ord, are Gardens, with ri)ers flowin

beneath; therein are they to dwell $for e)er%,5 a ift from the "resence of Allah. and that which

is in the "resence of Allah is the best $bliss% for the rihteous.

199. And there are, certainly, amon the Peo"le of the 'oo#, those who belie)e in Allah, in

the re)elation to you, and in the re)elation to them, bowin in humility to Allah. !hey will not

sell the Sins of Allah for a miserable ain2 or them is a reward with their &ord, and Allah is

swift in account.

200. / ye who belie)e2 Perse)ere in "atience and constancy; )ie in such "erse)erance;

strenthen each other; and fear Allah. that ye may "ros"er.

Surah 4. &omen

1. / man#ind2 re)erence your Guardian5&ord, who created you from a sinle "erson, created,of li#e nature, is mate, and from them twain scattered $li#e seeds% countless men and

women;5 re)erence Allah, throuh whom ye demand your mutual $rihts%, and $re)erence% the

wombs $!hat bore you%0 for Allah e)er watches o)er you.

2. !o or"hans restore their "ro"erty $(hen they reach their ae%, nor substitute $your%

worthless thins for $their% ood ones; and de)our not their substance $by mi8in it u"% with

your own. or this is indeed a reat sin.

3. If ye fear that ye shall not be able to deal -ustly with the or"hans, Marry women of your

choice, !wo or three or four; but if ye fear that ye shall not be able to deal -ustly $with them%,

then only one, or $a ca"ti)e% that your riht hands "ossess, that will be more suitable, to "re)ent you from doin in-ustice.



4. And i)e the women $on marriae% their dower as a free ift; but if they, of their own ood

"leasure, remit any "art of it to you, !a#e it and en-oy it with riht ood cheer.

5. !o those wea# of understandin Ma#e not o)er your "ro"erty, which Allah hath made a

means of su""ort for you, but feed and clothe them therewith, and s"ea# to them words of

#indness and -ustice.

6. Ma#e trial of or"hans until they reach the ae of marriae; if then ye find sound -udment

in them, release their "ro"erty to them; but consume it not wastefully, nor in haste aainst

their rowin u". If the uardian is well5off, &et him claim no remuneration, but if he is "oor,

let him ha)e for himself what is -ust and reasonable. (hen ye release their "ro"erty to them,

ta#e witnesses in their "resence0 'ut all5sufficient is Allah in ta#in account.

7. rom what is left by "arents and those nearest related there is a share for men and a share

for women, whether the "ro"erty be small or lare,5a determinate share.

8. 'ut if at the time of di)ision other relati)es, or or"hans or "oor, are "resent, feed them outof the $"ro"erty%, and s"ea# to them words of #indness and -ustice.

9. &et those $dis"osin of an estate% ha)e the same fear in their minds as they would ha)e for

their own if they had left a hel"less family behind0 &et them fear Allah, and s"ea# words of

a""ro"riate $comfort%.

10. !hose who un-ustly eat u" the "ro"erty of or"hans, eat u" a ire into their own bodies0

!hey will soon be endurin a 'la6in ire2

11. Allah $thus% directs you as reards your Children9s $Inheritance%0 to the male, a "ortion

eual to that of two females0 if only dauhters, two or more, their share is two5thirds of the

inheritance; if only one, her share is a half. or "arents, a si8th share of the inheritance to

each, if the deceased left children; if no children, and the "arents are the $only% heirs, the

mother has a third; if the deceased &eft brothers $or sisters% the mother has a si8th. $!he

distribution in all cases $9s% after the "ayment of leacies and debts. :e #now not whether

your "arents or your children are nearest to you in benefit. !hese are settled "ortions ordained

by Allah. and Allah is All5#nowin, All5wise.

12. In what your wi)es lea)e, your share is a half, if they lea)e no child; but if they lea)e a

child, ye et a fourth; after "ayment of leacies and debts. In what ye lea)e, their share is a

fourth, if ye lea)e no child; but if ye lea)e a child, they et an eihth; after "ayment ofleacies and debts. If the man or woman whose inheritance is in uestion, has left neither

ascendants nor descendants, but has left a brother or a sister, each one of the two ets a si8th;

but if more than two, they share in a third; after "ayment of leacies and debts; so that no loss

is caused $to any one%. !hus is it ordained by Allah. and Allah is All5#nowin, Most

orbearin.

13. !hose are limits set by Allah. those who obey Allah and is Messener will be admitted

to Gardens with ri)ers flowin beneath, to abide therein $for e)er% and that will be the

su"reme achie)ement.

14. 'ut those who disobey Allah and is Messener and transress is limits will beadmitted to a ire, to abide therein0 And they shall ha)e a humiliatin "unishment.



15. If any of your women are uilty of lewdness, !a#e the e)idence of four $+eliable%

witnesses from amonst you aainst them; and if they testify, confine them to houses until

death do claim them, or Allah ordain for them some $other% way.

16. If two men amon you are uilty of lewdness, "unish them both. If they re"ent and

amend, &ea)e them alone; for Allah is /ft5returnin, Most Merciful.

17. Allah acce"t the re"entance of those who do e)il in inorance and re"ent soon afterwards;

to them will Allah turn in mercy0 or Allah is full of #nowlede and wisdom.

18. /f no effect is the re"entance of those who continue to do e)il, until death faces one of

them, and he says, 14ow ha)e I re"ented indeed;1 nor of those who die re-ectin aith0 for

them ha)e (e "re"ared a "unishment most rie)ous.

19. / ye who belie)e2 :e are forbidden to inherit women aainst their will. 4or should ye

treat them with harshness, that ye may !a#e away "art of the dower ye ha)e i)en them,5

e8ce"t where they ha)e been uilty of o"en lewdness; on the contrary li)e with them on afootin of #indness and euity. If ye ta#e a disli#e to them it may be that ye disli#e a thin,

and Allah brins about throuh it a reat deal of ood.

20. 'ut if ye decide to ta#e one wife in "lace of another, e)en if ye had i)en the latter a

whole treasure for dower, !a#e not the least bit of it bac#0 (ould ye ta#e it by slander and

manifest wron3

21. And how could ye ta#e it when ye ha)e one in unto each other, and they ha)e !a#en

from you a solemn co)enant3

22. And marry not women whom your fathers married,5 e8ce"t what is "ast0 It was shameful

and odious,5 an abominable custom indeed.

23. Prohibited to you $or marriae% are05 :our mothers, dauhters, sisters; father9s sisters,

Mother9s sisters; brother9s dauhters, sister9s dauhters; foster5mothers $(ho a)e you suc#%,

foster5sisters; your wi)es9 mothers; your ste"5dauhters under your uardianshi", born of your

wi)es to whom ye ha)e one in,5 no "rohibition if ye ha)e not one in;5 $!hose who ha)e

been% wi)es of your sons "roceedin from your loins; and two sisters in wedloc# at one and

the same time, e8ce"t for what is "ast; for Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful;5

24. Also $"rohibited are% women already married, e8ce"t those whom your riht hands "ossess0 !hus hath Allah ordained $Prohibitions% aainst you0 78ce"t for these, all others are

lawful, "ro)ided ye see# $them in marriae% with ifts from your "ro"erty,5 desirin chastity,

not lust, seein that ye deri)e benefit from them, i)e them their dowers $at least% as

"rescribed; but if, after a dower is "rescribed, aree Mutually $to )ary it%, there is no blame on

you, and Allah is All5#nowin, All5wise.

25. If any of you ha)e not the means wherewith to wed free belie)in women, they may wed

belie)in irls from amon those whom your riht hands "ossess0 And Allah hath full

#nowlede about your faith. :e are one from another0 (ed them with the lea)e of their

owners, and i)e them their dowers, accordin to what is reasonable0 !hey should be chaste,

not lustful, nor ta#in "aramours0 when they are ta#en in wedloc#, if they fall into shame,their "unishment is half that for free women. !his $"ermission% is for those amon you who



fear sin; but it is better for you that ye "ractise self5restraint. And Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most

Merciful.

26. Allah doth wish to ma#e clear to you and to show you the ordinances of those before you;

and $e doth wish to% turn to you $In Mercy%0 And Allah is All5#nowin, All5wise.

27. Allah doth wish to !urn to you, but the wish of those who follow their lusts is that ye

should turn away $from im%,5 far, far away.

28. Allah doth wish to lihten your $difficulties%0 or man was created (ea# $in flesh%.

29. / ye who belie)e2 7at not u" your "ro"erty amon yoursel)es in )anities0 'ut let there be

amonst you !raffic and trade by mutual ood5will0 4or #ill $or destroy% yoursel)es0 for

)erily Allah hath been to you Most Merciful2

30. If any do that in rancour and in-ustice,5 soon shall (e cast them into the ire0 And easy it

is for Allah.

31. If ye $but% eschew the most heinous of the thins which ye are forbidden to do, (e shall

e8"el out of you all the e)il in you, and admit you to a ate of reat honour.

32. And in no wise co)et those thins in which Allah ath bestowed is ifts More freely on

some of you than on others0 !o men is allotted what they earn, and to women what they earn0

'ut as# Allah of is bounty. or Allah hath full #nowlede of all thins.

33. !o $benefit% e)ery one, (e ha)e a""ointed shares and heirs to "ro"erty left by "arents and

relati)es. !o those, also, to whom your riht hand was "leded, i)e their due "ortion. or

truly Allah is witness to all thins.

34. Men are the "rotectors and maintainers of women, because Allah has i)en the one more

$strenth% than the other, and because they su""ort them from their means. !herefore the

rihteous women are de)outly obedient, and uard in $the husband9s% absence what Allah

would ha)e them uard. As to those women on whose "art ye fear disloyalty and ill5conduct,

admonish them $first%, $4e8t%, refuse to share their beds, $And last% beat them $lihtly%; but if

they return to obedience, see# not aainst them Means $of annoyance%0 or Allah is Most

ih, reat $abo)e you all%.

35. If ye fear a breach between them twain, a""oint $two% arbiters, one from his family, andthe other from hers; if they wish for "eace, Allah will cause their reconciliation0 or Allah

hath full #nowlede, and is acuainted with all thins.

36. Ser)e Allah, and -oin not any "artners with im; and do ood5 to "arents, #insfol#,

or"hans, those in need, neihbours who are near, neihbours who are straners, the

com"anion by your side, the wayfarer $ye meet%, and what your riht hands "ossess0 or

Allah lo)eth not the arroant, the )ainlorious;5

37. $4or% those who are niardly or en-oin niardliness on others, or hide the bounties

which Allah hath bestowed on them; for (e ha)e "re"ared, for those who resist aith, a

"unishment that stee"s them in contem"t;5



38. 4ot those who s"end of their substance, to be seen of men, but ha)e no faith in Allah and

the &ast Day0 If any ta#e the 7)il /ne for their intimate, what a dreadful intimate he is2

39. And what burden (ere it on them if they had faith in Allah and in the &ast Day, and they

s"ent out of what Allah hath i)en them for sustenance3 or Allah hath full #nowlede of

them.

40. Allah is ne)er un-ust in the least deree0 If there is any ood $done%, e doubleth it, and

i)eth from is own "resence a reat reward.

41. ow then if (e brouht from each "eo"le a witness, and (e brouht thee as a witness

aainst these "eo"le2

42. /n that day those who re-ect aith and disobey the a"ostle will wish that the earth (ere

made one with them0 'ut ne)er will they hide a sinle fact from Allah.

43. / ye who belie)e2 A""roach not "rayers with a mind befoed, until ye can understandall that ye say,5 nor in a state of ceremonial im"urity $78ce"t when tra)ellin on the road%,

until after washin your whole body. If ye are ill, or on a -ourney, or one of you cometh from

offices of nature, or ye ha)e been in contact with women, and ye find no water, then ta#e for

yoursel)es clean sand or earth, and rub therewith your faces and hands. or Allah doth blot

out sins and fori)e aain and aain.

44. ast thou not turned !hy )ision to those who were i)en a "ortion of the 'oo#3 they

traffic in error, and wish that ye should lose the riht "ath.

45. 'ut Allah hath full #nowlede of your enemies0 Allah is enouh for a "rotector, and Allah

is enouh for a el"er.

46. /f the Jews there are those who dis"lace words from their $riht% "laces, and say0 1(e

hear and we disobey1; and 1ear what is not eard1; and 1+a9ina1; with a twist of their

tonues and a slander to aith. If only they had said0 1(hat hear and we obey1; and 1Do

hear1; and 1Do loo# at us1; it would ha)e been better for them, and more "ro"er; but Allah

hath cursed them for their *nbelief; and but few of them will belie)e.

47. / ye Peo"le of the 'oo#2 belie)e in what (e ha)e $now% re)ealed, confirmin what was

$already% with you, before (e chane the face and fame of some $of you% beyond all

reconition, and turn them hindwards, or curse them as (e cursed the Sabbath5brea#ers, forthe decision of Allah Must be carried out.

48. Allah fori)eth not that "artners should be set u" with im; but e fori)eth anythin

else, to whom e "leaseth; to set u" "artners with Allah is to de)ise a sin Most heinous

indeed.

49. ast thou not turned !hy )ision to those who claim sanctity for themsel)es3 4ay5but

Allah Doth sanctify whom e "leaseth. 'ut ne)er will they fail to recei)e -ustice in the least

little thin.

50. 'ehold2 how they in)ent a lie aainst Allah. but that by itself is a manifest sin2



51. ast thou not turned !hy )ision to those who were i)en a "ortion of the 'oo#3 they

belie)e in sorcery and 7)il, and say to the *nbelie)ers that they are better uided in the

$riht% way !han the belie)ers2

52. !hey are $men% whom Allah hath cursed0 And those whom Allah ath cursed, thou wilt

find, ha)e no one to hel".

53. a)e they a share in dominion or "ower3 'ehold, they i)e not a farthin to their fellow5

men3

54. /r do they en)y man#ind for what Allah hath i)en them of his bounty3 but (e had

already i)en the "eo"le of Abraham the 'oo# and (isdom, and conferred u"on them a reat

#indom.

55. Some of them belie)ed, and some of them a)erted their faces from him0 And enouh is

ell for a burnin fire.

56. !hose who re-ect our Sins, (e shall soon cast into the ire0 as often as their s#ins are

roasted throuh, (e shall chane them for fresh s#ins, that they may taste the "enalty0 for

Allah is 78alted in Power, (ise.

57. 'ut those who belie)e and do deeds of rihteousness, (e shall soon admit to Gardens,

with ri)ers flowin beneath,5 their eternal home0 !herein shall they ha)e com"anions "ure

and holy0 (e shall admit them to shades, cool and e)er dee"enin.

58. Allah doth command you to render bac# your !rusts to those to whom they are due; And

when ye -ude between man and man, that ye -ude with -ustice0 >erily how e8cellent is the

teachin which e i)eth you2 or Allah is e (ho heareth and seeth all thins.

59. / ye who belie)e2 /bey Allah, and obey the Messener, and those chared with authority

amon you. If ye differ in anythin amon yoursel)es, refer it to Allah and is Messener, if

ye do belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day0 !hat is best, and most suitable for final

determination.

60. ast thou not turned !hy )ision to those who declare that they belie)e in the re)elations

that ha)e come to thee and to those before thee3 !heir $real% wish is to resort toether for

-udment $in their dis"utes% to the 7)il /ne, thouh they were ordered to re-ect him. 'ut

Satan9s wish is to lead them astray far away $from the riht%.

61. (hen it is said to them0 1Come to what Allah hath re)ealed, and to the Messener.0 !hou

seest the y"ocrites a)ert their faces from thee in disust.

62. ow then, when they are sei6ed by misfortune, because of the deeds which they hands

ha)e sent forth3 !hen their come to thee, swearin by Allah. 1(e meant no more than ood5

will and conciliation21

63. !hose men,5$Allah% #nows what is in their hearts; so #ee" clear of them, but admonish

them, and s"ea# to them a word to reach their )ery souls.



64. (e sent not an a"ostle, but to be obeyed, in accordance with the will of Allah. If they had

only, when they were un-ust to themsel)es, come unto thee and as#ed Allah.s fori)eness, and

the Messener had as#ed fori)eness for them, they would ha)e found Allah indeed /ft5

returnin, Most Merciful.

65. 'ut no, by the &ord, they can ha)e no $real% aith, until they ma#e thee -ude in alldis"utes between them, and find in their souls no resistance aainst !hy decisions, but acce"t

them with the fullest con)iction.

66. If (e had ordered them to sacrifice their li)es or to lea)e their homes, )ery few of them

would ha)e done it0 'ut if they had done what they were $actually% told, it would ha)e been

best for them, and would ha)e one farthest to strenthen their $faith%;

67. And (e should then ha)e i)en them from our "resence a reat reward;

68. And (e should ha)e shown them the Straiht (ay.

69. All who obey Allah and the a"ostle are in the com"any of those on whom is the Grace of

Allah,5 of the "ro"hets $who teach%, the sincere $lo)ers of !ruth%, the witnesses $who testify%,

and the +ihteous $who do ood%0 Ah2 what a beautiful fellowshi"2

70. Such is the bounty from Allah. And sufficient is it that Allah #noweth all.

71. / ye who belie)e2 !a#e your "recautions, and either o forth in "arties or o forth all

toether.

72. !here are certainly amon you men who would tarry behind0 If a misfortune befalls you,

they say0 1$Allah% did fa)our us in that we were not "resent amon them.1

73. 'ut if ood fortune comes to you from Allah, they would be sure to say 5 as if there had

ne)er been !ies of affection between you and them 5 1/h2 I wish I had been with them; a fine

thin should I then ha)e made of it21

74. &et those fiht in the cause of Allah (ho sell the life of this world for the hereafter. !o

him who fihteth in the cause of Allah,5 whether he is slain or ets )ictory 5 Soon shall (e

i)e him a reward of reat $)alue%.

75. And why should ye not fiht in the cause of Allah and of those who, bein wea#, are ill5treated $and o""ressed%35 Men, women, and children, whose cry is0 1/ur &ord2 +escue us

from this town, whose "eo"le are o""ressors; and raise for us from thee one who will "rotect;

and raise for us from thee one who will hel"21

76. !hose who belie)e fiht in the cause of Allah, and those who re-ect aith iht in the

cause of 7)il0 So fiht ye aainst the friends of Satan0 feeble indeed is the cunnin of Satan.

77. ast thou not turned !hy )ision to those who were told to hold bac# their hands $from

fiht% but establish reular "rayers and s"end in reular charity3 (hen $at lenth% the order

for fihtin was issued to them, behold2 a section of them feared men as 5 or e)en more than 5

they should ha)e feared Allah. !hey said0 1/ur &ord2 (hy hast !hou ordered us to fiht3(ouldst !hou not Grant us res"ite to our $natural% term, near $enouh%31 Say0 1Short is the



en-oyment of this world0 the ereafter is the best for those who do riht0 4e)er will ye be

dealt with un-ustly in the )ery least2

78. 1(here)er ye are, death will find you out, e)en if ye are in towers built u" stron and

hih21 If some ood befalls them, they say, 1!his is from Allah.; but if e)il, they say, 1!his is

from thee1 $/ Pro"het%. Say0 1All thins are from Allah.1 'ut what hath come to these "eo"le,that they fail to understand a sinle fact3

79. (hate)er ood, $/ man2% ha""ens to thee, is from Allah. but whate)er e)il ha""ens to

thee, is from thy $own% soul. and (e ha)e sent thee as an a"ostle to $instruct% man#ind. And

enouh is Allah for a witness.

80. e who obeys the Messener, obeys Allah. 'ut if any turn away, (e ha)e not sent thee to

watch o)er their $e)il deeds%.

81. !hey ha)e 1/bedience1 on their li"s; but when they lea)e thee, a section of them Meditate

all niht on thins )ery different from what thou tellest them. 'ut Allah records their nihtly$"lots%0 So #ee" clear of them, and "ut thy trust in Allah, and enouh is Allah as a dis"oser of

affairs.

82. Do they not consider the <ur9an $with care%3 ad it been from other !han Allah, they

would surely ha)e found therein Much discre"ancy.

83. (hen there comes to them some matter touchin $Public% safety or fear, they di)ule it. If

they had only referred it to the Messener, or to those chared with authority amon them, the

"ro"er in)estiators would ha)e !ested it from them $direct%. (ere it not for the Grace and

Mercy of Allah unto you, all but a few of you would ha)e fallen into the clutches of Satan.

84. !hen fiht in Allah.s cause 5 !hou art held res"onsible only for thyself 5 and rouse the

belie)ers. It may be that Allah will restrain the fury of the *nbelie)ers; for Allah is the

stronest in miht and in "unishment.

85. (hoe)er recommends and hel"s a ood cause becomes a "artner therein0 And whoe)er

recommends and hel"s an e)il cause, shares in its burden0 And Allah hath "ower o)er all

thins.

86. (hen a $courteous% reetin is offered you, meet it with a reetin still more courteous, or

$at least% of eual courtesy. Allah ta#es careful account of all thins.

87. Allah. !here is no od but e0 of a surety e will ather you toether aainst the Day of

Judment, about which there is no doubt. And whose word can be truer than Allah.s3

88. (hy should ye be di)ided into two "arties about the y"ocrites3 Allah hath u"set them

for their $e)il% deeds. (ould ye uide those whom Allah hath thrown out of the (ay3 or

those whom Allah hath thrown out of the (ay, ne)er shalt thou find the (ay.

89. !hey but wish that ye should re-ect aith, as they do, and thus be on the same footin $as

they%0 'ut ta#e not friends from their ran#s until they flee in the way of Allah $rom what is

forbidden%. 'ut if they turn reneades, sei6e them and slay them where)er ye find them; and$in any case% ta#e no friends or hel"ers from their ran#s;5



90. 78ce"t those who -oin a rou" between whom and you there is a treaty $of "eace%, or

those who a""roach you with hearts restrainin them from fihtin you as well as fihtin

their own "eo"le. If Allah had "leased, e could ha)e i)en them "ower o)er you, and they

would ha)e fouht you0 !herefore if they withdraw from you but fiht you not, and $instead%

send you $Guarantees of% "eace, then Allah ath o"ened no way for you $to war aainst

them%.

91. /thers you will find that wish to ain your confidence as well as that of their "eo"le0

7)ery time they are sent bac# to tem"tation, they succumb thereto0 if they withdraw not from

you nor i)e you $uarantees% of "eace besides restrainin their hands, sei6e them and slay

them where)er ye et them0 In their case (e ha)e "ro)ided you with a clear arument aainst

them.

92. 4e)er should a belie)er #ill a belie)er; but $If it so ha""ens% by mista#e, $Com"ensation is

due%0 If one $so% #ills a belie)er, it is ordained that he should free a belie)in sla)e, and "ay

com"ensation to the deceased9s family, unless they remit it freely. If the deceased beloned to

a "eo"le at war with you, and he was a belie)er, the freein of a belie)in sla)e $Is enouh%.If he beloned to a "eo"le with whom ye ha)e treaty of Mutual alliance, com"ensation should

be "aid to his family, and a belie)in sla)e be freed. or those who find this beyond their

means, $is "rescribed% a fast for two months runnin0 by way of re"entance to Allah. for Allah

hath all #nowlede and all wisdom.

93. If a man #ills a belie)er intentionally, his recom"ense is ell, to abide therein $or e)er%0

And the wrath and the curse of Allah are u"on him, and a dreadful "enalty is "re"ared for

him.

94. / ye who belie)e2 (hen ye o abroad in the cause of Allah, in)estiate carefully, and say

not to any one who offers you a salutation0 1!hou art none of a belie)er21 Co)etin the

"erishable oods of this life0 with Allah are "rofits and s"oils abundant. 7)en thus were ye

yoursel)es before, till Allah conferred on you is fa)ours0 !herefore carefully in)estiate.

or Allah is well aware of all that ye do.

95. 4ot eual are those belie)ers who sit $at home% and recei)e no hurt, and those who stri)e

and fiht in the cause of Allah with their oods and their "ersons. Allah hath ranted a rade

hiher to those who stri)e and fiht with their oods and "ersons than to those who sit $at

home%. *nto all $in aith% ath Allah "romised ood0 'ut those who stri)e and fiht ath e

distinuished abo)e those who sit $at home% by a s"ecial reward,5

96. +an#s s"ecially bestowed by im, and ori)eness and Mercy. or Allah is /ft5

fori)in, Most Merciful.

97. (hen anels ta#e the souls of those who die in sin aainst their souls, they say0 1In what

$"liht% (ere ye31 !hey re"ly0 1(ea# and o""ressed (ere we in the earth.1 !hey say0 1(as

not the earth of Allah s"acious enouh for you to mo)e yoursel)es away $rom e)il%31 Such

men will find their abode in ell,5 (hat an e)il refue2 5

98. 78ce"t those who are $really% wea# and o""ressed 5 men, women, and children 5 who ha)e

no means in their "ower, nor $a uide5"ost% to their way.



99. or these, there is ho"e that Allah will fori)e0 or Allah doth blot out $sins% and fori)e

aain and aain.

100. e who forsa#es his home in the cause of Allah, finds in the earth Many a refue, wide

and s"acious0 Should he die as a refuee from home for Allah and is Messener, is reward

becomes due and sure with Allah. And Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

101. (hen ye tra)el throuh the earth, there is no blame on you if ye shorten your "rayers, for

fear the *nbelie)ers May attac# you0 or the *nbelie)ers are unto you o"en enemies.

102. (hen thou $/ Messener. art with them, and standest to lead them in "rayer, &et one

"arty of them stand u" $in "rayer% with thee, !a#in their arms with them0 (hen they finish

their "rostrations, let them !a#e their "osition in the rear. And let the other "arty come u"

which hath not yet "rayed 5 and let them "ray with thee, !a#in all "recaution, and bearin

arms0 the *nbelie)ers wish, if ye were nelient of your arms and your baae, to assault

you in a sinle rush. 'ut there is no blame on you if ye "ut away your arms because of the

incon)enience of rain or because ye are ill; but ta#e $e)ery% "recaution for yoursel)es. or the*nbelie)ers Allah hath "re"ared a humiliatin "unishment.

103. (hen ye "ass $Conreational% "rayers, celebrate Allah.s "raises, standin, sittin down,

or lyin down on your sides; but when ye are free from daner, set u" +eular Prayers0 or

such "rayers are en-oined on belie)ers at stated times.

104. And slac#en not in followin u" the enemy0 If ye are sufferin hardshi"s, they are

sufferin similar hardshi"s; but ye ha)e o"e from Allah, while they ha)e none. And Allah is

full of #nowlede and wisdom.

105. (e ha)e sent down to thee the 'oo# in truth, that thou mihtest -ude between men, as

uided by Allah. so be not $used% as an ad)ocate by those who betray their trust;

106. 'ut see# the fori)eness of Allah. for Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

107. Contend not on behalf of such as betray their own souls; for Allah lo)eth not one i)en

to "erfidy and crime0

108. !hey may hide $!heir crimes% from men, but they cannot hide $!hem% from Allah, seein

that e is in their midst when they "lot by niht, in words that e cannot a""ro)e0 And Allah

Doth com"ass round all that they do.

109. Ah2 !hese are the sort of men on whose behalf ye may contend in this world; but who

will contend with Allah on their behalf on the Day of Judment, or who will carry their affairs

throuh3

110. If any one does e)il or wrons his own soul but afterwards see#s Allah.s fori)eness, he

will find Allah /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

111. And if any one earns sin. he earns it aainst is own soul0 for Allah is full of #nowlede

and wisdom.



112. 'ut if any one earns a fault or a sin and throws it on to one that is innocent, e carries

$on himself% $'oth% a falsehood and a flarant sin.

113. 'ut for the Grace of Allah to thee and his Mercy, a "arty of them would certainly ha)e

"lotted to lead thee astray. 'ut $in fact% they will only &ead their own souls astray, and to thee

they can do no harm in the least. or Allah hath sent down to thee the 'oo# and wisdom andtauht thee what thou =newest not $before%0 And reat is the Grace of Allah unto thee.

114. In most of their secret tal#s there is no ood0 'ut if one e8horts to a deed of charity or

-ustice or conciliation between men, $Secrecy is "ermissible%0 !o him who does this, see#in

the ood "leasure of Allah, (e shall soon i)e a reward of the hihest $)alue%.

115. If anyone contends with the Messener e)en after uidance has been "lainly con)eyed to

him, and follows a "ath other than that becomin to men of aith, (e shall lea)e him in the

"ath he has chosen, and land him in ell,5 what an e)il refue2

116. Allah fori)eth not $!he sin of% -oinin other ods with im; but e fori)eth whom e "leaseth other sins than this0 one who -oins other ods with Allah, ath strayed far, far away

$from the riht%.

117. $!he Paans%, lea)in im, call but u"on female deities0 !hey call but u"on satan the

"ersistent rebel2

118. Allah did curse him, but he said0 1I will ta#e of !hy ser)ants a "ortion Mar#ed off;

119. 1I will mislead them, and I will create in them false desires; I will order them to slit the

ears of cattle, and to deface the $fair% nature created by Allah.1 (hoe)er, forsa#in Allah,

ta#es satan for a friend, hath of a surety suffered a loss that is manifest.

120. Satan ma#es them "romises, and creates in them false desires; but satan9s "romises are

nothin but dece"tion.

121. !hey $his du"es% will ha)e their dwellin in ell, and from it they will find no way of

esca"e.

122. 'ut those who belie)e and do deeds of rihteousness,5 we shall soon admit them to

ardens, with ri)ers flowin beneath,5to dwell therein for e)er. Allah.s "romise is the truth,

and whose word can be truer than Allah.s3

123. 4ot your desires, nor those of the Peo"le of the 'oo# $can "re)ail%0 whoe)er wor#s e)il,

will be reuited accordinly. 4or will he find, besides Allah, any "rotector or hel"er.

124. If any do deeds of rihteousness,5 be they male or female 5 and ha)e faith, they will enter

ea)en, and not the least in-ustice will be done to them.

125. (ho can be better in reliion than one who submits his whole self to Allah, does ood,

and follows the way of Abraham the true in aith3 or Allah did ta#e Abraham for a friend.

126. 'ut to Allah belon all thins in the hea)ens and on earth0 And e it is that7ncom"asseth all thins.



127. !hey as# thy instruction concernin the women say0 Allah doth instruct you about them0

And $remember% what hath been rehearsed unto you in the 'oo#, concernin the or"hans of

women to whom ye i)e not the "ortions "rescribed, and yet whom ye desire to marry, as also

concernin the children who are wea# and o""ressed0 that ye stand firm for -ustice to or"hans.

!here is not a ood deed which ye do, but Allah is well5acuainted therewith.

128. If a wife fears cruelty or desertion on her husband9s "art, there is no blame on them if

they arrane an amicable settlement between themsel)es; and such settlement is best; e)en

thouh men9s souls are swayed by reed. 'ut if ye do ood and "ractise self5restraint, Allah is

well5acuainted with all that ye do.

129. :e are ne)er able to be fair and -ust as between women, e)en if it is your ardent desire0

'ut turn not away $from a woman% altoether, so as to lea)e her $as it were% hanin $in the

air%. If ye come to a friendly understandin, and "ractise self5 restraint, Allah is /ft5fori)in,

Most Merciful.

130. 'ut if they disaree $and must "art%, Allah will "ro)ide abundance for all from is all5reachin bounty0 for Allah is e that careth for all and is (ise.

131. !o Allah belon all thins in the hea)ens and on earth. >erily we ha)e directed the

Peo"le of the 'oo# before you, and you $o Muslims% to fear Allah. 'ut if ye deny im, lo2

unto Allah belon all thins in the hea)ens and on earth, and Allah is free of all wants, worthy

of all "raise.

132. :ea, unto Allah belon all thins in the hea)ens and on earth, and enouh is Allah to

carry throuh all affairs.

133. If it were is will, e could destroy you, o man#ind, and create another race; for e hath

"ower this to do.

134. If any one desires a reward in this life, in Allah.s $ift% is the reward $both% of this life

and of the hereafter0 for Allah is e that heareth and seeth $all thins%.

135. / ye who belie)e2 stand out firmly for -ustice, as witnesses to Allah, e)en as aainst

yoursel)es, or your "arents, or your #in, and whether it be $aainst% rich or "oor0 for Allah can

best "rotect both. ollow not the lusts $of your hearts%, lest ye swer)e, and if ye distort

$-ustice% or decline to do -ustice, )erily Allah is well5 acuainted with all that ye do.

136. / ye who belie)e2 'elie)e in Allah and is Messener, and the scri"ture which e hath

sent to is Messener and the scri"ture which e sent to those before $him%. Any who denieth

Allah, is anels, is 'oo#s, is Messener., and the Day of Judment, hath one far, far

astray.

137. !hose who belie)e, then re-ect faith, then belie)e $aain% and $aain% re-ect faith, and o

on increasin in unbelief,5 Allah will not fori)e them nor uide them nor uide them on the

way.

138. !o the y"ocrites i)e the lad tidins that there is for them $but% a rie)ous "enalty;5



139. :ea, to those who ta#e for friends unbelie)ers rather than belie)ers0 is it honour they

see# amon them3 4ay,5 all honour is with Allah.

140. Already has e sent you (ord in the 'oo#, that when ye hear the sins of Allah held in

defiance and ridicule, ye are not to sit with them unless they turn to a different theme0 if ye

did, ye would be li#e them. or Allah will collect the hy"ocrites and those who defy faith 5 allin ell05

141. $!hese are% the ones who wait and watch about you0 if ye do ain a )ictory from Allah,

they say0 1(ere we not with you315 but if the unbelie)ers ain a success, they say $to them%0

1Did we not ain an ad)antae o)er you, and did we not uard you from the belie)ers31 but

Allah will -ude betwi8t you on the Day of Judment. And ne)er will Allah rant to the

unbelie)ers a way $to trium"hs% o)er the belie)ers.

142. !he y"ocrites 5 they thin# they are o)er5reachin Allah, but e will o)er5 reach them0

(hen they stand u" to "rayer, they stand without earnestness, to be seen of men, but little do

they hold Allah in remembrance;

143. $!hey are% distracted in mind e)en in the midst of it,5 bein $sincerely% for neither one

rou" nor for another whom Allah lea)es strayin,5 ne)er wilt thou find for him the way.

144. / ye who belie)e2 !a#e not for friends unbelie)ers rather than belie)ers0 Do ye wish to

offer Allah an o"en "roof aainst yoursel)es3

145. !he y"ocrites will be in the lowest de"ths of the ire0 no hel"er wilt thou find for

them;5

146. 78ce"t for those who re"ent, mend $their li)es% hold fast to Allah, and "urify their

reliion as in Allah.s siht0 if so they will be $numbered% with the belie)ers. And soon will

Allah rant to the belie)ers a reward of immense )alue.

147. (hat can Allah ain by your "unishment, if ye are rateful and ye belie)e3 4ay, it is

Allah that reconiseth $all ood%, and #noweth all thins.

148. Allah lo)eth not that e)il should be noised abroad in "ublic s"eech, e8ce"t where

in-ustice hath been done; for Allah is e who heareth and #noweth all thins.

149. (hether ye "ublish a ood deed or conceal it or co)er e)il with "ardon, )erily Allah doth blot out $sins% and hath "ower $in the -udment of )alues%.

150. !hose who deny Allah and is a"ostles, and $those who% wish to se"arate Allah from

is a"ostles, sayin0 1(e belie)e in some but re-ect others10 And $those who% wish to ta#e a

course midway,5

151. !hey are in truth $eually% unbelie)ers; and we ha)e "re"ared for unbelie)ers a

humiliatin "unishment.

152. !o those who belie)e in Allah and is a"ostles and ma#e no distinction between any of

the a"ostles, we shall soon i)e their $due% rewards0 for Allah is /ft5 fori)in, MostMerciful.



153. !he "eo"le of the 'oo# as# thee to cause a boo# to descend to them from hea)en0 Indeed

they as#ed Moses for an e)en reater $miracle%, for they said0 1Show us Allah in "ublic,1 but

they were da6ed for their "resum"tion, with thunder and lihtnin. :et they worshi""ed the

calf e)en after clear sins had come to them; e)en so we fora)e them; and a)e Moses

manifest "roofs of authority.

154. And for their co)enant we raised o)er them $the towerin heiht% of Mount $Sinai%; and

$on another occasion% we said0 17nter the ate with humility1; and $once aain% we

commanded them0 1!ransress not in the matter of the sabbath.1 And we too# from them a

solemn co)enant.

155. $!hey ha)e incurred di)ine dis"leasure%0 In that they bro#e their co)enant; that they

re-ected the sins of Allah. that they slew the Messeners in defiance of riht; that they said,

1/ur hearts are the wra""ins $which "reser)e Allah.s (ord; (e need no more%1;5 4ay,

Allah hath set the seal on their hearts for their blas"hemy, and little is it they belie)e;5

156. !hat they re-ected aith; that they uttered aainst Mary a ra)e false chare;

157. !hat they said $in boast%, 1(e #illed Christ Jesus the son of Mary, the Messener of

Allah.;5 but they #illed him not, nor crucified him, but so it was made to a""ear to them, and

those who differ therein are full of doubts, with no $certain% #nowlede, but only con-ecture to

follow, for of a surety they #illed him not05

158. 4ay, Allah raised him u" unto imself; and Allah is 78alted in Power, (ise;5

159. And there is none of the Peo"le of the 'oo# but must belie)e in him before his death;

and on the Day of Judment he will be a witness aainst them;5

160. or the iniuity of the Jews (e made unlawful for them certain $foods% ood and

wholesome which had been lawful for them;5 in that they hindered many from Allah.s (ay;5

161. !hat they too# usury, thouh they were forbidden; and that they de)oured men9s

substance wronfully;5 we ha)e "re"ared for those amon them who re-ect faith a rie)ous

"unishment.

162. 'ut those amon them who are well5rounded in #nowlede, and the belie)ers, belie)e

in what hath been re)ealed to thee and what was re)ealed before thee0 And $es"ecially% those

who establish reular "rayer and "ractise reular charity and belie)e in Allah and in the &astDay0 !o them shall (e soon i)e a reat reward.

163. (e ha)e sent thee ins"iration, as (e sent it to 4oah and the Messeners after him0 we

sent ins"iration to Abraham, Isma9il, Isaac, Jacob and the !ribes, to Jesus, Job, Jonah, Aaron,

and solomon, and to Da)id (e a)e the Psalms.

164. /f some a"ostles (e ha)e already told thee the story; of others (e ha)e not;5 and to

Moses Allah s"o#e direct;5

165. Messener. who a)e ood news as well as warnin, that man#ind, after $the comin% of

the a"ostles, should ha)e no "lea aainst Allah. or Allah is 78alted in Power, (ise.



166. 'ut Allah beareth witness that what e hath sent unto thee e hath sent from is $own%

#nowlede, and the anels bear witness0 'ut enouh is Allah for a witness.

167. !hose who re-ect aith and #ee" off $men% from the way of Allah, ha)e )erily strayed

far, far away from the Path.

168. !hose who re-ect aith and do wron,5 Allah will not fori)e them nor uide them to any

way5

169. 78ce"t the way of ell, to dwell therein for e)er. And this to Allah is easy.

170. / Man#ind2 !he Messener hath come to you in truth from Allah. belie)e in him0 It is

best for you. 'ut if ye re-ect aith, to Allah belon all thins in the hea)ens and on earth0 And

Allah is All5#nowin, All5wise.

171. / Peo"le of the 'oo#2 Commit no e8cesses in your reliion0 4or say of Allah auht but

the truth. Christ Jesus the son of Mary was $no more than% an a"ostle of Allah, and is (ord,which e bestowed on Mary, and a s"irit "roceedin from im0 so belie)e in Allah and is

a"ostles. Say not 1!rinity1 0 desist0 it will be better for you0 for Allah is one Allah. Glory be to

im0 $far e8alted is e% abo)e ha)in a son. !o im belon all thins in the hea)ens and on

earth. And enouh is Allah as a Dis"oser of affairs.

172. Christ disdaineth nor to ser)e and worshi" Allah, nor do the anels, those nearest $to

Allah.0 those who disdain is worshi" and are arroant,5e will ather them all toether unto

imself to $answer%.

173. 'ut to those who belie)e and do deeds of rihteousness, e will i)e their $due%

rewards,5 and more, out of is bounty0 'ut those who are disdainful and arroant, e will

"unish with a rie)ous "enalty; 4or will they find, besides Allah, any to "rotect or hel" them.

174. / man#ind2 )erily there hath come to you a con)incin "roof from your &ord0 or (e

ha)e sent unto you a liht $that is% manifest.

175. !hen those who belie)e in Allah, and hold fast to im,5 soon will e admit them to

mercy and race from imself, and uide them to imself by a straiht way.

176. !hey as# thee for a leal decision. Say0 Allah directs $thus% about those who lea)e no

descendants or ascendants as heirs. If it is a man that dies, lea)in a sister but no child, sheshall ha)e half the inheritance0 If $such a deceased was% a woman, who left no child, er

brother ta#es her inheritance0 If there are two sisters, they shall ha)e two5thirds of the

inheritance $between them%0 if there are brothers and sisters, $they share%, the male ha)in

twice the share of the female. !hus doth Allah ma#e clear to you $is law%, lest ye err. And

Allah hath #nowlede of all thins.

Surah 5. The Ta'le# The Ta'le Sprea(

1. / ye who belie)e2 fulfil $all% obliations. &awful unto you $for food% are all four5footed

animals, with the e8ce"tions named0 'ut animals of the chase are forbidden while ye are in



the sacred "recincts or in "ilrim arb0 for Allah doth command accordin to is will and

"lan.

2. / ye who belie)e2 >iolate not the sanctity of the symbols of Allah, nor of the sacred

month, nor of the animals brouht for sacrifice, nor the arlands that mar# out such animals,

nor the "eo"le resortin to the sacred house, see#in of the bounty and ood "leasure of their&ord. 'ut when ye are clear of the sacred "recincts and of "ilrim arb, ye may hunt and let

not the hatred of some "eo"le in $once% shuttin you out of the Sacred Mosue lead you to

transression $and hostility on your "art%. el" ye one another in rihteousness and "iety, but

hel" ye not one another in sin and rancour0 fear Allah. for Allah is strict in "unishment.

3. orbidden to you $for food% are0 dead meat, blood, the flesh of swine, and that on which

hath been in)o#ed the name of other than Allah. that which hath been #illed by stranlin, or

by a )iolent blow, or by a headlon fall, or by bein ored to death; that which hath been

$"artly% eaten by a wild animal; unless ye are able to slauhter it $in due form%; that which is

sacrificed on stone $altars%; $forbidden% also is the di)ision $of meat% by rafflin with arrows0

that is im"iety. !his day ha)e those who re-ect faith i)en u" all ho"e of your reliion0 yetfear them not but fear Me. !his day ha)e I "erfected your reliion for you, com"leted My

fa)our u"on you, and ha)e chosen for you Islam as your reliion. 'ut if any is forced by

huner, with no inclination to transression, Allah is indeed /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

4. !hey as# thee what is lawful to them $as food%. Say0 lawful unto you are $all% thins ood

and "ure0 and what ye ha)e tauht your trained huntin animals $to catch% in the manner

directed to you by Allah. eat what they catch for you, but "ronounce the name of Allah o)er

it0 and fear Allah. for Allah is swift in ta#in account.

5. !his day are $all% thins ood and "ure made lawful unto you. !he food of the Peo"le of the

'oo# is lawful unto you and yours is lawful unto them. $&awful unto you in marriae% are

$not only% chaste women who are belie)ers, but chaste women amon the Peo"le of the 'oo#,

re)ealed before your time,5 when ye i)e them their due dowers, and desire chastity, not

lewdness, nor secret intriues if any one re-ects faith, fruitless is his wor#, and in the

ereafter he will be in the ran#s of those who ha)e lost $all s"iritual ood%.

6. / ye who belie)e2 when ye "re"are for "rayer, wash your faces, and your hands $and arms%

to the elbows; +ub your heads $with water%; and $wash% your feet to the an#les. If ye are in a

state of ceremonial im"urity, bathe your whole body. 'ut if ye are ill, or on a -ourney, or one

of you cometh from offices of nature, or ye ha)e been in contact with women, and ye find no

water, then ta#e for yoursel)es clean sand or earth, and rub therewith your faces and hands,Allah doth not wish to "lace you in a difficulty, but to ma#e you clean, and to com"lete his

fa)our to you, that ye may be rateful.

7. And call in remembrance the fa)our of Allah unto you, and is co)enant, which e ratified

with you, when ye said0 1(e hear and we obey10 And fear Allah, for Allah #noweth well the

secrets of your hearts.

8. / ye who belie)e2 stand out firmly for Allah, as witnesses to fair dealin, and let not the

hatred of others to you ma#e you swer)e to wron and de"art from -ustice. 'e -ust0 that is

ne8t to "iety0 and fear Allah. or Allah is well5acuainted with all that ye do.



9. !o those who belie)e and do deeds of rihteousness hath Allah "romised fori)eness and a

reat reward.

10. !hose who re-ect faith and deny our sins will be com"anions of ell5fire.

11. / ye who belie)e2 Call in remembrance the fa)our of Allah unto you when certain menformed the desin to stretch out their hands aainst you, but $$Allah%% held bac# their hands

from you0 so fear Allah. And on Allah let belie)ers "ut $all% their trust.

12. Allah did aforetime ta#e a co)enant from the Children of Israel, and we a""ointed twel)e

ca"tains amon them. And Allah said0 1I am with you0 if ye $but% establish reular "rayers,

"ractise reular charity, belie)e in my a"ostles, honour and assist them, and loan to Allah a

beautiful loan, )erily I will wi"e out from you your e)ils, and admit you to ardens with

ri)ers flowin beneath; but if any of you, after this, resisteth faith, he hath truly wandered

from the "ath or rectitude.1

13. 'ut because of their breach of their co)enant, (e cursed them, and made their heartsrow hard; they chane the words from their $riht% "laces and foret a ood "art of the

messae that was sent them, nor wilt thou cease to find them5 barrin a few 5 e)er bent on

$new% deceits0 but fori)e them, and o)erloo# $their misdeeds%0 for Allah lo)eth those who are

#ind.

14. rom those, too, who call themsel)es Christians, (e did ta#e a co)enant, but they forot a

ood "art of the messae that was sent them0 so we estraned them, with enmity and hatred

between the one and the other, to the day of -udment. And soon will Allah show them what it

is they ha)e done.

15. / "eo"le of the 'oo#2 !here hath come to you our Messener, re)ealin to you much that

ye used to hide in the 'oo#, and "assin o)er much $that is now unnecessary%. !here hath

come to you from Allah a $new% liht and a "ers"icuous 'oo#,5

16. (herewith Allah uideth all who see# is ood "leasure to ways of "eace and safety, and

leadeth them out of dar#ness, by is will, unto the liht,5 uideth them to a "ath that is

straiht.

17. In blas"hemy indeed are those that say that Allah is Christ the son of Mary. Say0 1(ho

then hath the least "ower aainst Allah, if is will were to destroy Christ the son of Mary, his

mother, and all e)ery 5 one that is on the earth3 or to Allah beloneth the dominion of thehea)ens and the earth, and all that is between. e createth what e "leaseth. or Allah hath

"ower o)er all thins.1

18. $'oth% the Jews and the Christians say0 1(e are sons of Allah, and his belo)ed.1 Say0

1(hy then doth e "unish you for your sins3 4ay, ye are but men,5 of the men he hath

created0 e fori)eth whom e "leaseth, and e "unisheth whom e "leaseth0 and to Allah

beloneth the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth, and all that is between0 and unto im is

the final oal $of all%1

19. / Peo"le of the 'oo#2 4ow hath come unto you, ma#in $thins% clear unto you, /ur

Messener, after the brea# in $the series of% our a"ostles, lest ye should say0 1!here came unto



us no briner of lad tidins and no warner $from e)il%10 'ut now hath come unto you a

briner of lad tidins and a warner $from e)il%. And Allah hath "ower o)er all thins.

20. +emember Moses said to his "eo"le0 1/ my "eo"le2 Call in remembrance the fa)our of

Allah unto you, when e "roduced "ro"hets amon you, made you #ins, and a)e you what

e had not i)en to any other amon the "eo"les.

21. 1/ my "eo"le2 7nter the holy land which Allah hath assined unto you, and turn not bac#

inominiously, for then will ye be o)erthrown, to your own ruin.1

22. !hey said0 1/ Moses2 In this land are a "eo"le of e8ceedin strenth0 4e)er shall we enter

it until they lea)e it0 if $once% they lea)e, then shall we enter.1

23. $'ut% amon $their% Allah.fearin men were two on whom Allah had bestowed is race0

!hey said0 1Assault them at the $"ro"er% Gate0 when once ye are in, )ictory will be yours; 'ut

on Allah "ut your trust if ye ha)e faith.1

24. !hey said0 1/ Moses2 while they remain there, ne)er shall we be able to enter, to the end

of time. Go thou, and thy &ord, and fiht ye two, while we sit here $and watch%.1

25. e said0 1/ my &ord2 I ha)e "ower only o)er myself and my brother0 so se"arate us from

this rebellious "eo"le21

26. Allah said0 1!herefore will the land be out of their reach for forty years0 In distraction will

they wander throuh the land0 'ut sorrow thou not o)er these rebellious "eo"le.

27. +ecite to them the truth of the story of the two sons of Adam. 'ehold2 they each "resented

a sacrifice $to Allah.0 It was acce"ted from one, but not from the other. Said the latter0 1'e

sure I will slay thee.1 1Surely,1 said the former, 1$Allah% doth acce"t of the sacrifice of those

who are rihteous.

28. 1If thou dost stretch thy hand aainst me, to slay me, it is not for me to stretch my hand

aainst thee to slay thee0 for I do fear Allah, the cherisher of the worlds.

29. 1or me, I intend to let thee draw on thyself my sin as well as thine, for thou wilt be

amon the com"anions of the fire, and that is the reward of those who do wron.1

30. !he $selfish% soul of the other led him to the murder of his brother0 he murdered him, and became $himself% one of the lost ones.

31. !hen Allah sent a ra)en, who scratched the round, to show him how to hide the shame of

his brother. 1(oe is me21 said he; 1(as I not e)en able to be as this ra)en, and to hide the

shame of my brother31 then he became full of rerets5

32. /n that account0 (e ordained for the Children of Israel that if any one slew a "erson 5

unless it be for murder or for s"readin mischief in the land 5 it would be as if he slew the

whole "eo"le0 and if any one sa)ed a life, it would be as if he sa)ed the life of the whole

"eo"le. !hen althouh there came to them /ur a"ostles with clear sins, yet, e)en after that,

many of them continued to commit e8cesses in the land.



33. !he "unishment of those who wae war aainst Allah and is Messener, and stri)e with

miht and main for mischief throuh the land is0 e8ecution, or crucifi8ion, or the cuttin off

of hands and feet from o""osite sides, or e8ile from the land0 that is their disrace in this

world, and a hea)y "unishment is theirs in the ereafter;

34. 78ce"t for those who re"ent before they fall into your "ower0 in that case, #now that Allahis /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

35. / ye who belie)e2 Do your duty to Allah, see# the means of a""roach unto im, and

stri)e with miht and main in his cause0 that ye may "ros"er.

36. As to those who re-ect aith,5 if they had e)erythin on earth, and twice re"eated, to i)e

as ransom for the "enalty of the Day of Judment, it would ne)er be acce"ted of them, theirs

would be a rie)ous "enalty.

37. !heir wish will be to et out of the ire, but ne)er will they et out therefrom0 their

"enalty will be one that endures.

38. As to the thief, Male or female, cut off his or her hands0 a "unishment by way of e8am"le,

from Allah, for their crime0 and Allah is 78alted in "ower.

39. 'ut if the thief re"ents after his crime, and amends his conduct, Allah turneth to him in

fori)eness; for Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

40. =nowest thou not that to Allah $alone% beloneth the dominion of the hea)ens and the

earth3 e "unisheth whom e "leaseth, and e fori)eth whom e "leaseth0 and Allah hath

"ower o)er all thins.

41. / Messener. let not those rie)e thee, who race each other into unbelief0 $whether it be%

amon those who say 1(e belie)e1 with their li"s but whose hearts ha)e no faith; or it be

amon the Jews,5 men who will listen to any lie,5 will listen e)en to others who ha)e ne)er so

much as come to thee. !hey chane the words from their $riht% times and "laces0 they say,

1If ye are i)en this, ta#e it, but if not, beware21 If any one9s trial is intended by Allah, thou

hast no authority in the least for him aainst Allah. or such 5 it is not Allah.s will to "urify

their hearts. or them there is disrace in this world, and in the ereafter a hea)y "unishment.

42. $!hey are fond of% listenin to falsehood, of de)ourin anythin forbidden. If they do

come to thee, either -ude between them, or decline to interfere. If thou decline, they cannothurt thee in the least. If thou -ude, -ude in euity between them. or Allah lo)eth those who

-ude in euity.

43. 'ut why do they come to thee for decision, when they ha)e $their own% law before them35

therein is the $"lain% command of Allah. yet e)en after that, they would turn away. or they

are not $really% Peo"le of aith.

44. It was (e who re)ealed the law $to Moses%0 therein was uidance and liht. 'y its

standard ha)e been -uded the Jews, by the "ro"hets who bowed $as in Islam% to Allah.s will,

by the rabbis and the doctors of law0 for to them was entrusted the "rotection of Allah.s boo#,

and they were witnesses thereto0 therefore fear not men, but fear me, and sell not my sins for



a miserable "rice. If any do fail to -ude by $the liht of% what Allah hath re)ealed, they are

$no better than% *nbelie)ers.

45. (e ordained therein for them0 1&ife for life, eye for eye, nose or nose, ear for ear, tooth

for tooth, and wounds eual for eual.1 'ut if any one remits the retaliation by way of charity,

it is an act of atonement for himself. And if any fail to -ude by $the liht of% what Allah hathre)ealed, they are $4o better than% wron5doers.

46. And in their footste"s (e sent Jesus the son of Mary, confirmin the &aw that had come

before him0 (e sent him the Gos"el0 therein was uidance and liht, and confirmation of the

&aw that had come before him0 a uidance and an admonition to those who fear Allah.

47. &et the "eo"le of the Gos"el -ude by what Allah hath re)ealed therein. If any do fail to

-ude by $the liht of% what Allah hath re)ealed, they are $no better than% those who rebel.

48. !o thee (e sent the Scri"ture in truth, confirmin the scri"ture that came before it, and

uardin it in safety0 so -ude between them by what Allah hath re)ealed, and follow not their)ain desires, di)erin from the !ruth that hath come to thee. !o each amon you ha)e we

"rescribed a law and an o"en way. If Allah had so willed, e would ha)e made you a sinle

"eo"le, but $is "lan is% to test you in what e hath i)en you0 so stri)e as in a race in all

)irtues. !he oal of you all is to Allah. it is e that will show you the truth of the matters in

which ye dis"ute;

49. And this $e commands%0 Jude thou between them by what Allah hath re)ealed, and

follow not their )ain desires, but beware of them lest they beuile thee from any of that

$teachin% which Allah hath sent down to thee. And if they turn away, be assured that for

some of their crime it is Allah.s "ur"ose to "unish them. And truly most men are rebellious.

50. Do they then see# after a -udment of $the days of% inorance3 'ut who, for a "eo"le

whose faith is assured, can i)e better -udment than Allah.

51. / ye who belie)e2 ta#e not the Jews and the Christians for your friends and "rotectors0

!hey are but friends and "rotectors to each other. And he amonst you that turns to them $for

friendshi"% is of them. >erily Allah uideth not a "eo"le un-ust.

52. !hose in whose hearts is a disease 5 thou seest how eaerly they run about amonst them,

sayin0 1(e do fear lest a chane of fortune brin us disaster.1 Ah2 "erha"s Allah will i)e

$thee% )ictory, or a decision accordin to is will. !hen will they re"ent of the thouhts whichthey secretly harboured in their hearts.

53. And those who belie)e will say0 1Are these the men who swore their stronest oaths by

Allah, that they were with you31 All that they do will be in )ain, and they will fall into

$nothin but% ruin.

54. / ye who belie)e2 if any from amon you turn bac# from his aith, soon will Allah

"roduce a "eo"le whom e will lo)e as they will lo)e im,5 lowly with the belie)ers, mihty

aainst the re-ecters, fihtin in the way of Allah, and ne)er afraid of the re"roaches of such

as find fault. !hat is the race of Allah, which e will bestow on whom e "leaseth. And

Allah encom"asseth all, and e #noweth all thins.



55. :our $real% friends are $no less than% Allah, is Messener, and the $fellowshi" of%

belie)ers,5 those who establish reular "rayers and reular charity, and they bow down

humbly $in worshi"%.

56. As to those who turn $for friendshi"% to Allah, is Messener, and the $fellowshi" of%

belie)ers,5 it is the fellowshi" of Allah that must certainly trium"h.

57. / ye who belie)e2 ta#e not for friends and "rotectors those who ta#e your reliion for a

moc#ery or s"ort,5 whether amon those who recei)ed the Scri"ture before you, or amon

those who re-ect aith; but fear ye Allah, if ye ha)e faith $indeed%.

58. (hen ye "roclaim your call to "rayer they ta#e it $but% as moc#ery and s"ort; that is

because they are a "eo"le without understandin.

59. Say0 1/ "eo"le of the 'oo#2 Do ye disa""ro)e of us for no other reason than that we

belie)e in Allah, and the re)elation that hath come to us and that which came before $us%, and

$"erha"s% that most of you are rebellious and disobedient31

60. Say0 1Shall I "oint out to you somethin much worse than this, $as -uded% by the

treatment it recei)ed from Allah. those who incurred the curse of Allah and is wrath, those

of whom some e transformed into a"es and swine, those who worshi""ed e)il;5 these are

$many times% worse in ran#, and far more astray from the e)en "ath21

61. (hen they come to thee, they say0 1(e belie)e10 but in fact they enter with a mind

aainst aith, and they o out with the same but Allah #noweth fully all that they hide.

62. Many of them dost thou see, racin each other in sin and rancour, and their eatin of

thins forbidden. 7)il indeed are the thins that they do.

63. (hy do not the rabbis and the doctors of &aw forbid them from their $habit of% utterin

sinful words and eatin thins forbidden3 7)il indeed are their wor#s.

64. !he Jews say0 1$Allah%9s hand is tied u".1 'e their hands tied u" and be they accursed for

the $blas"hemy% they utter. 4ay, both is hands are widely outstretched0 e i)eth and

s"endeth $of is bounty% as e "leaseth. 'ut the re)elation that cometh to thee from Allah

increaseth in most of them their obstinate rebellion and blas"hemy. Amonst them we ha)e

"laced enmity and hatred till the Day of Judment. 7)ery time they #indle the fire of war,

Allah doth e8tinuish it; but they $e)er% stri)e to do mischief on earth. And Allah lo)eth notthose who do mischief.

65. If only the Peo"le of the 'oo# had belie)ed and been rihteous, (e should indeed ha)e

blotted out their iniuities and admitted them to ardens of bliss.

66. If only they had stood fast by the &aw, the Gos"el, and all the re)elation that was sent to

them from their &ord, they would ha)e en-oyed ha""iness from e)ery side. !here is from

amon them a "arty on the riht course0 but many of them follow a course that is e)il.

67. / Messener. "roclaim the $messae% which hath been sent to thee from thy &ord. If thou

didst not, thou wouldst not ha)e fulfilled and "roclaimed is mission. And Allah will defendthee from men $who mean mischief%. or Allah uideth not those who re-ect aith.



68. Say0 1/ Peo"le of the 'oo#2 ye ha)e no round to stand u"on unless ye stand fast by the

&aw, the Gos"el, and all the re)elation that has come to you from your &ord.1 It is the

re)elation that cometh to thee from thy &ord, that increaseth in most of them their obstinate

rebellion and blas"hemy. 'ut sorrow thou not o)er $these% "eo"le without aith.

69. !hose who belie)e $in the <ur9an%, those who follow the Jewish $scri"tures%, and theSabians and the Christians,5 any who belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day, and wor#

rihteousness,5 on them shall be no fear, nor shall they rie)e.

70. (e too# the co)enant of the Children of Israel and sent them a"ostles, e)ery time, there

came to them an a"ostle with what they themsel)es desired not 5 some $of these% they called

im"ostors, and some they $o so far as to% slay.

71. !hey thouht there would be no trial $or "unishment%; so they became blind and deaf; yet

Allah $in mercy% turned to them; yet aain many of them became blind and deaf. 'ut Allah

sees well all that they do.

72. !hey do blas"heme who say0 1$Allah% is Christ the son of Mary.1 'ut said Christ0 1/

Children of Israel2 worshi" Allah, my &ord and your &ord.1 (hoe)er -oins other ods with

Allah,5 Allah will forbid him the arden, and the ire will be his abode. !here will for the

wron5doers be no one to hel".

73. !hey do blas"heme who say0 Allah is one of three in a !rinity0 for there is no od e8ce"t

/ne Allah. If they desist not from their word $of blas"hemy%, )erily a rie)ous "enalty will

befall the blas"hemers amon them.

74. (hy turn they not to Allah, and see# is fori)eness3 or Allah is /ft5 fori)in, Most

Merciful.

75. Christ the son of Mary was no more than an a"ostle; many were the a"ostles that "assed

away before him. is mother was a woman of truth. !hey had both to eat their $daily% food.

See how Allah doth ma#e is sins clear to them; yet see in what ways they are deluded away

from the truth2

76. Say0 1(ill ye worshi", besides Allah, somethin which hath no "ower either to harm or

benefit you3 'ut Allah,5 e it is that heareth and #noweth all thins.1

77. Say0 1/ "eo"le of the 'oo#2 e8ceed not in your reliion the bounds $of what is "ro"er%,tres"assin beyond the truth, nor follow the )ain desires of "eo"le who went wron in times

one by,5 who misled many, and strayed $themsel)es% from the e)en way.

78. Curses were "ronounced on those amon the Children of Israel who re-ected aith, by the

tonue of Da)id and of Jesus the son of Mary0 because they disobeyed and "ersisted in

e8cesses.

79. 4or did they $usually% forbid one another the iniuities which they committed0 e)il indeed

were the deeds which they did.



80. !hou seest many of them turnin in friendshi" to the *nbelie)ers. 7)il indeed are $the

wor#s% which their souls ha)e sent forward before them $with the result%, that Allah.s wrath is

on them, and in torment will they abide.

81. If only they had belie)ed in Allah, in the Messener, and in what hath been re)ealed to

him, ne)er would they ha)e ta#en them for friends and "rotectors, but most of them arerebellious wron5doers.

82. Stronest amon men in enmity to the belie)ers wilt thou find the Jews and Paans; and

nearest amon them in lo)e to the belie)ers wilt thou find those who say, 1(e are Christians10

because amonst these are men de)oted to learnin and men who ha)e renounced the world,

and they are not arroant.

83. And when they listen to the re)elation recei)ed by the Messener, thou wilt see their eyes

o)erflowin with tears, for they reconise the truth0 they "ray0 1/ur &ord2 we belie)e; write

us down amon the witnesses.

84. 1(hat cause can we ha)e not to belie)e in Allah and the truth which has come to us,

seein that we lon for our &ord to admit us to the com"any of the rihteous31

85. And for this their "rayer hath Allah rewarded them with ardens, with ri)ers flowin

underneath,5 their eternal home. Such is the recom"ense of those who do ood.

86. 'ut those who re-ect aith and belie our Sins,5 they shall be com"anions of ell5fire.

87. / ye who belie)e2 ma#e not unlawful the ood thins which Allah hath made lawful for

you, but commit no e8cess0 for Allah lo)eth not those i)en to e8cess.

88. 7at of the thins which Allah hath "ro)ided for you, lawful and ood; but fear Allah, in

(hom ye belie)e.

89. Allah will not call you to account for what is futile in your oaths, but e will call you to

account for your deliberate oaths0 for e8"iation, feed ten indient "ersons, on a scale of the

a)erae for the food of your families; or clothe them; or i)e a sla)e his freedom. If that is

beyond your means, fast for three days. !hat is the e8"iation for the oaths ye ha)e sworn. 'ut

#ee" to your oaths. !hus doth Allah ma#e clear to you is sins, that ye may be rateful.

90. / ye who belie)e2 Into8icants and amblin, $dedication of% stones, and $di)ination by%arrows, are an abomination,5 of Satan9s handwor#0 eschew such $abomination%, that ye may

"ros"er.

91. Satan9s "lan is $but% to e8cite enmity and hatred between you, with into8icants and

amblin, and hinder you from the remembrance of Allah, and from "rayer0 will ye not then

abstain3

92. /bey Allah, and obey the Messener, and beware $of e)il%0 if ye do turn bac#, #now ye

that it is /ur Messener.s duty to "roclaim $the messae% in the clearest manner.

93. /n those who belie)e and do deeds of rihteousness there is no blame for what they ate$in the "ast%, when they uard themsel)es from e)il, and belie)e, and do deeds of



rihteousness,5 $or% aain, uard themsel)es from e)il and belie)e,5 $or% aain, uard

themsel)es from e)il and do ood. or Allah lo)eth those who do ood.

94. / ye who belie)e2 Allah doth but ma#e a trial of you in a little matter of ame well within

reach of your hands and your lances, that e may test who feareth him unseen0 any who

transress thereafter, will ha)e a rie)ous "enalty.

95. / ye who belie)e2 =ill not ame while in the sacred "recincts or in "ilrim arb. If any of

you doth so intentionally, the com"ensation is an offerin, brouht to the =a9ba, of a domestic

animal eui)alent to the one he #illed, as ad-uded by two -ust men amon you; or by way of

atonement, the feedin of the indient; or its eui)alent in fasts0 that he may taste of the

"enalty of his deed. Allah fori)es what is "ast0 for re"etition Allah will e8act from him the

"enalty. or Allah is 78alted, and &ord of +etribution.

96. &awful to you is the "ursuit of water5ame and its use for food,5 for the benefit of

yoursel)es and those who tra)el; but forbidden is the "ursuit of land5ame;5 as lon as ye are

in the sacred "recincts or in "ilrim arb. And fear Allah, to (hom ye shall be athered bac#.

97. Allah made the =a9ba, the Sacred ouse, an asylum of security for men, as also the Sacred

Months, the animals for offerins, and the arlands that mar# them0 !hat ye may #now that

Allah hath #nowlede of what is in the hea)ens and on earth and that Allah is well acuainted

with all thins.

98. =now ye that Allah is strict in "unishment and that Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

99. !he Messener.s duty is but to "roclaim $the messae%. 'ut Allah #noweth all that ye

re)eal and ye conceal.

100. Say0 14ot eual are thins that are bad and thins that are ood, e)en thouh the

abundance of the bad may da66le thee; so fear Allah, / ye that understand; that $so% ye may

"ros"er.1

101. / ye who belie)e2 As# not uestions about thins which, if made "lain to you, may

cause you trouble. 'ut if ye as# about thins when the <ur9an is bein re)ealed, they will be

made "lain to you, Allah will fori)e those0 for Allah is /ft5 fori)in, Most orbearin.

102. Some "eo"le before you did as# such uestions, and on that account lost their faith.

103. It was not Allah who instituted $su"erstitions li#e those of% a slit5ear she5 camel, or a she5

camel let loose for free "asture, or idol sacrifices for twin5births in animals, or stallion5camels

freed from wor#0 It is blas"hemers who in)ent a lie aainst Allah. but most of them lac#

wisdom.

104. (hen it is said to them0 1Come to what Allah hath re)ealed; come to the Messener.0

!hey say0 17nouh for us are the ways we found our fathers followin.1 what2 e)en thouh

their fathers were )oid of #nowlede and uidance3

105. / ye who belie)e2 Guard your own souls0 If ye follow $riht% uidance, no hurt can

come to you from those who stray. the oal of you all is to Allah. it is e that will show youthe truth of all that ye do.



106. / ye who belie)e2 (hen death a""roaches any of you, $ta#e% witnesses amon

yoursel)es when ma#in beuests,5 two -ust men of your own $brotherhood% or others from

outside if ye are -ourneyin throuh the earth, and the chance of death befalls you $thus%. If ye

doubt $their truth%, detain them both after "rayer, and let them both swear by Allah. 1(e wish

not in this for any worldly ain, e)en thouh the $beneficiary% be our near relation0 we shall

hide not the e)idence before Allah. if we do, then behold2 the sin be u"on us21

107. 'ut if it ets #nown that these two were uilty of the sin $of "er-ury%, let two others stand

forth in their "laces,5 nearest in #in from amon those who claim a lawful riht0 let them

swear by Allah. 1(e affirm that our witness is truer than that of those two, and that we ha)e

not tres"assed $beyond the truth%0 if we did, behold2 the wron be u"on us21

108. !hat is most suitable0 that they may i)e the e)idence in its true nature and sha"e, or else

they would fear that other oaths would be ta#en after their oaths. 'ut fear Allah, and listen $to

is counsel%0 for Allah uideth not a rebellious "eo"le0

109. /ne day will Allah ather the a"ostles toether, and as#0 1(hat was the res"onse yerecei)ed $from men to your teachin%31 !hey will say0 1(e ha)e no #nowlede0 it is !hou

(ho #nowest in full all that is hidden.1

110. !hen will Allah say0 1/ Jesus the son of Mary2 +ecount My fa)our to thee and to thy

mother. 'ehold2 I strenthened thee with the holy s"irit, so that thou didst s"ea# to the "eo"le

in childhood and in maturity. 'ehold2 I tauht thee the 'oo# and (isdom, the &aw and the

Gos"el and behold2 thou ma#est out of clay, as it were, the fiure of a bird, by My lea)e, and

thou breathest into it and it becometh a bird by My lea)e, and thou healest those born blind,

and the le"ers, by My lea)e. And behold2 thou brinest forth the dead by My lea)e. And

behold2 I did restrain the Children of Israel from $)iolence to% thee when thou didst show

them the clear Sins, and the unbelie)ers amon them said0 9!his is nothin but e)ident

maic.9

111. 1And behold2 I ins"ired the disci"les to ha)e faith in Me and Mine Messener. they said,

9(e ha)e faith, and do thou bear witness that we bow to Allah as Muslims91.

112. 'ehold2 the disci"les, said0 1/ Jesus the son of Mary2 can thy &ord send down to us a

table set $with )iands% from hea)en31 Said Jesus0 1ear Allah, if ye ha)e faith.1

113. !hey said0 1(e only wish to eat thereof and satisfy our hearts, and to #now that thou hast

indeed told us the truth; and that we oursel)es may be witnesses to the miracle.1

114. Said Jesus the son of Mary0 1/ Allah our &ord2 Send us from hea)en a table set $with

)iands%, that there may be for us 5 for the first and the last of us 5 a solemn festi)al and a sin

from thee; and "ro)ide for our sustenance, for thou art the best Sustainer $of our needs%.1

115. Allah said0 1I will send it down unto you0 'ut if any of you after that resisteth faith, I will

"unish him with a "enalty such as I ha)e not inflicted on any one amon all the "eo"les.1

116. And behold2 Allah will say0 1/ Jesus the son of Mary2 Didst thou say unto men, worshi"

me and my mother as ods in deroation of Allah.31 e will say0 1Glory to !hee2 ne)er could

I say what I had no riht $to say%. ad I said such a thin, thou wouldst indeed ha)e #nown it.



!hou #nowest what is in my heart, !hou I #now not what is in !hine. or !hou #nowest in

full all that is hidden.

117. 14e)er said I to them auht e8ce"t what !hou didst command me to say, to wit, 9worshi"

Allah, my &ord and your &ord9; and I was a witness o)er them whilst I dwelt amonst them;

when !hou didst ta#e me u" !hou wast the (atcher o)er them, and !hou art a witness to allthins.

118. 1If !hou dost "unish them, they are !hy ser)ant0 If !hou dost fori)e them, !hou art the

78alted in "ower, the (ise.1

119. Allah will say0 1!his is a day on which the truthful will "rofit from their truth0 theirs are

ardens, with ri)ers flowin beneath,5 their eternal ome0 Allah well5"leased with them, and

they with Allah. !hat is the reat sal)ation, $the fulfilment of all desires%.

120. !o Allah doth belon the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth, and all that is therein,

and it is e (ho hath "ower o)er all thins.

Surah 6. Ca))le# *i+e%)o,-

1. Praise be Allah, (ho created the hea)ens and the earth, and made the dar#ness and the

liht. :et those who re-ect aith hold $others% as eual, with their Guardian5&ord.

2. e it is created you from clay, and then decreed a stated term $for you%. And there is in is

"resence another determined term; yet ye doubt within yoursel)es2

3. And e is Allah in the hea)ens and on earth. e #noweth what ye hide, and what ye re)eal,

and e #noweth the $recom"ense% which ye earn $by your deeds%.

4. 'ut ne)er did a sinle one of the sins of their &ord reach them, but they turned away

therefrom.

5. And now they re-ect the truth when it reaches them0 but soon shall they learn the reality of

what they used to moc# at.

6. See they not how many of those before them (e did destroy35 enerations (e had

established on the earth, in strenth such as (e ha)e not i)en to you 5 for whom (e "ouredout rain from the s#ies in abundance, and a)e $fertile% streams flowin beneath their $feet%0

yet for their sins (e destroyed them, and raised in their wa#e fresh enerations $to succeed

them%.

7. If (e had sent unto thee a written $messae% on "archment, so that they could touch it with

their hands, the *nbelie)ers would ha)e been sure to say0 1!his is nothin but ob)ious

maic21

8. !hey say0 1(hy is not an anel sent down to him31 If we did send down an anel, the

matter would be settled at once, and no res"ite would be ranted them.



9. If (e had made it an anel, (e should ha)e sent him as a man, and (e should certainly

ha)e caused them confusion in a matter which they ha)e already co)ered with confusion.

10. Moc#ed were $many% a"ostles before thee; but their scoffers were hemmed in by the thin

that they moc#ed.

11. Say0 1!ra)el throuh the earth and see what was the end of those who re-ected !ruth.1

12. Say0 1!o whom beloneth all that is in the hea)ens and on earth31 Say0 1!o Allah. e

hath inscribed for imself $the rule of% Mercy. !hat e will ather you toether for the Day

of Judment, there is no doubt whate)er. It is they who ha)e lost their own souls, that will not

belie)e.

13. !o him beloneth all that dwelleth $or lur#eth% in the niht and the day. or he is the one

who heareth and #noweth all thins.1

14. Say0 1Shall I ta#e for my "rotector any other than Allah, the Ma#er of the hea)ens and theearth3 And e it is that feedeth but is not fed.1 Say0 14ay2 but I am commanded to be the first

of those who bow to Allah $in Islam%, and be not thou of the com"any of those who -oin ods

with Allah.1

15. Say0 1I would, if I disobeyed my &ord, indeed ha)e fear of the "enalty of a Mihty Day.

16. 1/n that day, if the "enalty is a)erted from any, it is due to Allah.s mercy; And that would

be $Sal)ation%, the ob)ious fulfilment of all desire.

17. 1If Allah touch thee with affliction, none can remo)e it but e; if e touch thee with

ha""iness, e hath "ower o)er all thins.

18. 1e is the irresistible, $watchin% from abo)e o)er is worshi""ers; and e is the (ise,

acuainted with all thins.1

19. Say0 1(hat thin is most weihty in e)idence31 Say0 1$Allah% is witness between me and

you; !his <ur9an hath been re)ealed to me by ins"iration, that I may warn you and all whom

it reaches. Can ye "ossibly bear witness that besides Allah there is another Allah.1 Say0 14ay2

I cannot bear witness21 Say0 1'ut in truth e is the one Allah, and I truly am innocent of

$your blas"hemy of% -oinin others with im.1

20. !hose to whom (e ha)e i)en the 'oo# #now this as they #now their own sons. !hose

who ha)e lost their own souls refuse therefore to belie)e.

21. (ho doth more wron than he who in)enteth a lie aainst Allah or re-ecteth is sins3

'ut )erily the wron5doers ne)er shall "ros"er.

22. /ne day shall (e ather them all toether0 (e shall say to those who ascribed "artners

$to *s%0 1(here are the "artners whom ye $in)ented and% tal#ed about31

23. !here will then be $left% no subterfue for them but to say0 1'y Allah our &ord, we were

not those who -oined ods with Allah.1



24. 'ehold2 how they lie aainst their own souls2 'ut the $lie% which they in)ented will lea)e

them in the lurch.

25. /f them there are some who $"retend to% listen to thee; but (e ha)e thrown )eils on their

hearts, So they understand it not, and deafness in their ears; if they saw e)ery one of the sins,

not they will belie)e in them; in so much that when they come to thee, they $but% dis"ute withthee; the *nbelie)ers say0 1!hese are nothin but tales of the ancients.1

26. /thers they #ee" away from it, and themsel)es they #ee" away; but they only destroy

their own souls, and they "ercei)e it not.

27. If thou couldst but see when they are confronted with the ire2 !hey will say0 1(ould that

we were but sent bac#2 !hen would we not re-ect the sins of our &ord, but would be amonst

those who belie)e21

28. :ea, in their own $eyes% will become manifest what before they concealed. 'ut if they

were returned, they would certainly rela"se to the thins they were forbidden, for they areindeed liars.

29. And they $sometimes% say0 1!here is nothin e8ce"t our life on this earth, and ne)er shall

we be raised u" aain.1

30. If thou couldst but see when they are confronted with their &ord2 e will say0 1Is not this

the truth31 !hey will say0 1:ea, by our &ord21 e will say0 1!aste ye then the "enalty,

because ye re-ected aith.1

31. &ost indeed are they who treat it as a falsehood that they must meet Allah,5 until on a

sudden the hour is on them, and they say0 1Ah2 woe unto us that we too# no thouht of it1; for

they bear their burdens on their bac#s, and e)il indeed are the burdens that they bear3

32. (hat is the life of this world but "lay and amusement3 'ut best is the home in the

hereafter, for those who are rihteous. (ill ye not then understand3

33. (e #now indeed the rief which their words do cause thee0 It is not thee they re-ect0 it is

the sins of Allah, which the wic#ed contemn.

34. +e-ected were the a"ostles before thee0 with "atience and constancy they bore their

re-ection and their wrons, until /ur aid did reach them0 there is none that can alter the words$and decrees% of Allah. Already hast thou recei)ed some account of those a"ostles.

35. If their s"urnin is hard on thy mind, yet if thou wert able to see# a tunnel in the round or

a ladder to the s#ies and brin them a sin,5 $what ood3%. If it were Allah.s will, e could

ather them toether unto true uidance0 so be not thou amonst those who are swayed by

inorance $and im"atience%2

36. !hose who listen $in truth%, be sure, will acce"t0 as to the dead, Allah will raise them u";

then will they be turned unto im.

37. !hey say0 1(hy is not a sin sent down to him from his &ord31 Say0 1$Allah% hathcertainly "ower to send down a sin0 but most of them understand not.



38. !here is not an animal $that li)es% on the earth, nor a bein that flies on its wins, but

$forms "art of% communities li#e you. 4othin ha)e we omitted from the 'oo#, and they $all%

shall be athered to their &ord in the end.

39. !hose who re-ect our sins are deaf and dumb,5 in the midst of dar#ness "rofound0 whom

Allah willeth, e lea)eth to wander0 whom e willeth, e "laceth on the way that is straiht.

40. Say0 1!hin# ye to yoursel)es, if there come u"on you the wrath of Allah, or the our $that

ye dread%, would ye then call u"on other than Allah.5 $re"ly% if ye are truthful2

41. 14ay,5 /n im would ye call, and if it be is will, e would remo)e $the distress% which

occasioned your call u"on im, and ye would foret $the false ods% which ye -oin with

im21

42. 'efore thee (e sent $a"ostles% to many nations, and (e afflicted the nations with

sufferin and ad)ersity, that they miht learn humility.

43. (hen the sufferin reached them from us, why then did they not learn humility3 /n the

contrary their hearts became hardened, and Satan made their $sinful% acts seem allurin to

them.

44. 'ut when they forot the warnin they had recei)ed, (e o"ened to them the ates of all

$ood% thins, until, in the midst of their en-oyment of /ur ifts, on a sudden, (e called them

to account, when lo2 they were "luned in des"air2

45. /f the wron5doers the last remnant was cut off. Praise be to Allah, the Cherisher of the

worlds.

46. Say0 1!hin# ye, if Allah too# away your hearin and your siht, and sealed u" your hearts,

who 5 a od other than Allah 5 could restore them to you31 See how (e e8"lain the sins by

)arious $symbols%; yet they turn aside.

47. Say0 1!hin# ye, if the "unishment of Allah comes to you, whether suddenly or o"enly,

will any be destroyed e8ce"t those who do wron3

48. (e send the a"ostles only to i)e ood news and to warn0 so those who belie)e and mend

$their li)es%,5 u"on them shall be no fear, nor shall they rie)e.

49. 'ut those who re-ect our sins,5 them shall "unishment touch, for that they ceased not

from transressin.

50. Say0 1I tell you not that with me are the treasures of Allah, nor do I #now what is hidden,

nor do I tell you I am an anel. I but follow what is re)ealed to me.1 Say0 1can the blind be

held eual to the seein31 (ill ye then consider not3

51. Gi)e this warnin to those in whose $hearts% is the fear that they will be brouht $to

-udment% before their &ord0 e8ce"t for im they will ha)e no "rotector nor intercessor0 that

they may uard $aainst e)il%.



52. Send not away those who call on their &ord mornin and e)enin, see#in is face. In

nauht art thou accountable for them, and in nauht are they accountable for thee, that thou

shouldst turn them away, and thus be $one% of the un-ust.

53. !hus did (e try some of them by com"arison with others, that they should say0 1Is it

these then that Allah hath fa)oured from amonst us31 Doth not Allah #now best those whoare rateful3

54. (hen those come to thee who belie)e in /ur sins, Say0 1Peace be on you0 :our &ord

hath inscribed for imself $the rule of% mercy0 )erily, if any of you did e)il in inorance, and

thereafter re"ented, and amend $his conduct%, lo2 e is /ft5 fori)in, Most Merciful.

55. !hus do (e e8"lain the sins in detail0 that the way of the sinners may be shown u".

56. Say0 1I am forbidden to worshi" those 5 others than Allah 5 whom ye call u"on.1 Say0 1I

will not follow your wain desires0 If I did, I would stray from the "ath, and be not of the

com"any of those who recei)e uidance.1

57. Say0 1or me, I $wor#% on a clear sin from my &ord, but ye re-ect im. (hat ye would

see hastened, is not in my "ower. !he command rests with none but Allah. e declares the

truth, and e is the best of -udes.1

58. Say0 1If what ye would see hastened were in my "ower, the matter would be settled at

once between you and me. 'ut Allah #noweth best those who do wron.1

59. (ith im are the #eys of the unseen, the treasures that none #noweth but e. e #noweth

whate)er there is on the earth and in the sea. 4ot a leaf doth fall but with is #nowlede0

there is not a rain in the dar#ness $or de"ths% of the earth, nor anythin fresh or dry $reen or

withered%, but is $inscribed% in a record clear $to those who can read%.

60. It is e who doth ta#e your souls by niht, and hath #nowlede of all that ye ha)e done by

day0 by day doth e raise you u" aain; that a term a""ointed be fulfilled; In the end unto

im will be your return; then will e show you the truth of all that ye did.

61. e is the irresistible, $watchin% from abo)e o)er is worshi""ers, and e sets uardians

o)er you. At lenth, when death a""roaches one of you, /ur anels ta#e his soul, and they

ne)er fail in their duty.

62. !hen are men returned unto Allah, their "rotector, the $only% reality0 Is not is the

command3 and e is the swiftest in ta#in account.

63. Say0 1(ho is it that deli)ereth you from the dar# recesses of land and sea, when ye call

u"on im in humility and silent terror0 9If e only deli)ers us from these $daners%, $we )ow%

we shall truly show our ratitude9.31

64. Say 1It is Allah that deli)ereth you from these and all $other% distresses0 and yet ye

worshi" false ods21



65. Say0 1e hath "ower to send calamities on you, from abo)e and below, or to co)er you

with confusion in "arty strife, i)in you a taste of mutual )eneance 5 each from the other.1

See how (e e8"lain the sins by )arious $symbols%; that they may understand.

66. 'ut thy "eo"le re-ect this, thouh it is the truth. Say0 14ot mine is the res"onsibility for

arranin your affairs;

67. or e)ery messae is a limit of time, and soon shall ye #now it.1

68. (hen thou seest men enaed in )ain discourse about /ur sins, turn away from them

unless they turn to a different theme. If Satan e)er ma#es thee foret, then after recollection,

sit not thou in the com"any of those who do wron.

69. /n their account no res"onsibility falls on the rihteous, but $their duty% is to remind

them, that they may $learn to% fear Allah.

70. &ea)e alone those who ta#e their reliion to be mere "lay and amusement, and aredecei)ed by the life of this world. 'ut "roclaim $to them% this $truth%0 that e)ery soul deli)ers

itself to ruin by its own acts0 it will find for itself no "rotector or intercessor e8ce"t Allah. if it

offered e)ery ransom, $or re"aration%, none will be acce"ted0 such is $the end of% those who

deli)er themsel)es to ruin by their own acts0 they will ha)e for drin# $only% boilin water, and

for "unishment, one most rie)ous0 for they "ersisted in re-ectin Allah.

71. Say0 1Shall we indeed call on others besides Allah,5 thins that can do us neither ood nor

harm,5 and turn on our heels after recei)in uidance from Allah. 5 li#e one whom the e)il

ones ha)e made into a fool, wanderin bewildered throuh the earth, his friends callin, come

to us9, $)ainly% uidin him to the "ath.1 Say0 1$Allah%9s uidance is the $only% uidance, and

we ha)e been directed to submit oursel)es to the &ord of the worlds;5

72. 1!o establish reular "rayers and to fear Allah. for it is to im that we shall be athered

toether.1

73. It is e who created the hea)ens and the earth in true $"ro"ortions%0 the day e saith,

1'e,1 behold2 it is. is word is the truth. is will be the dominion the day the trum"et will be

blown. e #noweth the unseen as well as that which is o"en. or e is the (ise, well

acuainted $with all thins%.

74. &o2 Abraham said to his father A6ar0 1!a#est thou idols for ods3 or I see thee and thy "eo"le in manifest error.1

75. So also did (e show Abraham the "ower and the laws of the hea)ens and the earth, that

he miht $with understandin% ha)e certitude.

76. (hen the niht co)ered him o)er, e saw a star0 e said0 1!his is my &ord.1 'ut when it

set, e said0 1I lo)e not those that set.1

77. (hen he saw the moon risin in s"lendour, he said0 1!his is my &ord.1 'ut when the

moon set, e said0 1unless my &ord uide me, I shall surely be amon those who o astray.1



78. (hen he saw the sun risin in s"lendour, he said0 1!his is my &ord; this is the reatest $of

all%.1 'ut when the sun set, he said0 1/ my "eo"le2 I am indeed free from your $uilt% of

i)in "artners to Allah.

79. 1or me, I ha)e set my face, firmly and truly, towards im (ho created the hea)ens and

the earth, and ne)er shall I i)e "artners to Allah.1

80. is "eo"le dis"uted with him. e said0 1$Come% ye to dis"ute with me, about Allah, when

e $imself% hath uided me3 I fear not $the beins% ye associate with Allah. *nless my &ord

willeth, $nothin can ha""en%. My &ord com"rehendeth in is #nowlede all thins. (ill ye

not $yoursel)es% be admonished3

81. 1ow should I fear $the beins% ye associate with Allah, when ye fear not to i)e "artners

to Allah without any warrant ha)in been i)en to you3 (hich of $us% two "arties hath more

riht to security3 $tell me% if ye #now.

82. 1It is those who belie)e and confuse not their beliefs with wron 5 that are $truly% insecurity, for they are on $riht% uidance.1

83. !hat was the reasonin about *s, which (e a)e to Abraham $to use% aainst his "eo"le0

(e raise whom (e will, deree after deree0 for thy &ord is full of wisdom and #nowlede.

84. (e a)e him Isaac and Jacob0 all $three% uided0 and before him, (e uided 4oah, and

amon his "roeny, Da)id, Solomon, Job, Jose"h, Moses, and Aaron0 thus do (e reward

those who do ood0

85. And ?a#ariya and John, and Jesus and 7lias0 all in the ran#s of the rihteous0

86. And Isma9il and 7lisha, and Jonas, and &ot0 and to all (e a)e fa)our abo)e the nations0

87. $!o them% and to their fathers, and "roeny and brethren0 (e chose them, and we uided

them to a straiht way.

88. !his is the uidance of Allah. e i)eth that uidance to whom e "leaseth, of is

worshi""ers. If they were to -oin other ods with im, all that they did would be )ain for

them.

89. !hese were the men to whom (e a)e the 'oo#, and authority, and "ro"hethood0 if these$their descendants% re-ect them, 'ehold2 (e shall entrust their chare to a new "eo"le who

re-ect them not.

90. !hose were the $"ro"hets% who recei)ed Allah.s uidance0 Co"y the uidance they

recei)ed; Say0 14o reward for this do I as# of you0 !his is no less than a messae for the

nations.1

91. 4o -ust estimate of Allah do they ma#e when they say0 14othin doth Allah send down to

man $by way of re)elation%1 Say0 1(ho then sent down the 'oo# which Moses brouht35 a

liht and uidance to man0 'ut ye ma#e it into $se"arate% sheets for show, while ye conceal

much $of its contents%0 therein were ye tauht that which ye #new not5 neither ye nor your



fathers.1 Say0 1$Allah% $sent it down%10 !hen lea)e them to "lune in )ain discourse and

triflin.

92. And this is a 'oo# which (e ha)e sent down, brinin blessins, and confirmin $the

re)elations% which came before it0 that thou mayest warn the mother of cities and all around

her. !hose who belie)e in the ereafter belie)e in this $'oo#%, and they are constant inuardin their "rayers.

93. (ho can be more wic#ed than one who in)enteth a lie aainst Allah, or saith, 1I ha)e

recei)ed ins"iration,1 when he hath recei)ed none, or $aain% who saith, 1I can re)eal the li#e

of what Allah hath re)ealed13 If thou couldst but see how the wic#ed $do fare% in the flood of

confusion at death2 5 the anels stretch forth their hands, $sayin%,1:ield u" your souls0 this

day shall ye recei)e your reward,5 a "enalty of shame, for that ye used to tell lies aainst

Allah, and scornfully to re-ect of is sins21

94. 1And behold2 ye come to us bare and alone as (e created you for the first time0 ye ha)e

left behind you all $the fa)ours% which (e bestowed on you0 (e see not with you yourintercessors whom ye thouht to be "artners in your affairs0 so now all relations between you

ha)e been cut off, and your $"et% fancies ha)e left you in the lurch21

95. It is Allah (ho causeth the seed5rain and the date5stone to s"lit and s"rout. e causeth

the li)in to issue from the dead, and e is the one to cause the dead to issue from the li)in.

!hat is Allah. then how are ye deluded away from the truth3

96. e it is that clea)eth the day5brea# $from the dar#%0 e ma#es the niht for rest and

tranuillity, and the sun and moon for the rec#onin $of time%0 Such is the -udment and

orderin of $im%, the 78alted in Power, the /mniscient.

97. It is e (ho ma#eth the stars $as beacons% for you, that ye may uide yoursel)es, with

their hel", throuh the dar# s"aces of land and sea0 (e detail /ur sins for "eo"le who #now.

98. It is e (ho hath "roduced you from a sinle "erson0 here is a "lace of so-ourn and a

"lace of de"arture0 (e detail /ur sins for "eo"le who understand.

99. It is e (ho sendeth down rain from the s#ies0 with it (e "roduce )eetation of all #inds0

from some (e "roduce reen $cro"s%, out of which (e "roduce rain, hea"ed u" $at har)est%;

out of the date5"alm and its sheaths $or s"athes% $come% clusters of dates hanin low and

near0 and $then there are% ardens of ra"es, and oli)es, and "omeranates, each similar $in#ind% yet different $in )ariety%0 when they bein to bear fruit, feast your eyes with the fruit and

the ri"eness thereof. 'ehold2 in these thins there are sins for "eo"le who belie)e.

100. :et they ma#e the Jinns euals with Allah, thouh Allah did create the Jinns; and they

falsely, ha)in no #nowlede, attribute to im sons and dauhters. Praise and lory be to

im2 $for e is% abo)e what they attribute to im2

101. !o im is due the "rimal oriin of the hea)ens and the earth0 ow can e ha)e a son

when e hath no consort3 e created all thins, and e hath full #nowlede of all thins.

102. !hat is Allah, your &ord2 there is no od but e, the Creator of all thins0 then worshi"ye im0 and e hath "ower to dis"ose of all affairs.



103. 4o )ision can ras" im, but is ras" is o)er all )ision0 e is abo)e all

com"rehension, yet is acuainted with all thins.

104. 14ow ha)e come to you, from your &ord, "roofs $to o"en your eyes%0 if any will see, it

will be for $the ood of% his own soul; if any will be blind, it will be to his own $harm%0 I am

not $here% to watch o)er your doins.1

105. !hus do we e8"lain the sins by )arious $symbols%0 that they may say, 1!hou hast tauht

$us% diliently,1 and that (e may ma#e the matter clear to those who #now.

106. ollow what thou art tauht by ins"iration from thy &ord0 there is no od but e0 and

turn aside from those who -oin ods with Allah.

107. If it had been Allah.s "lan, they would not ha)e ta#en false ods0 but (e made thee not

one to watch o)er their doins, nor art thou set o)er them to dis"ose of their affairs.

108. +e)ile not ye those whom they call u"on besides Allah, lest they out of s"ite re)ile Allahin their inorance. !hus ha)e (e made allurin to each "eo"le its own doins. In the end will

they return to their &ord, and (e shall then tell them the truth of all that they did.

109. !hey swear their stronest oaths by Allah, that if a $s"ecial% sin came to them, by it they

would belie)e. Say0 1Certainly $all% sins are in the "ower of Allah. but what will ma#e you

$Muslims% realise that $e)en% if $s"ecial% sins came, they will not belie)e.13

110. (e $too% shall turn to $confusion% their hearts and their eyes, e)en as they refused to

belie)e in this in the first instance0 (e shall lea)e them in their tres"asses, to wander in

distraction.

111. 7)en if (e did send unto them anels, and the dead did s"ea# unto them, and (e

athered toether all thins before their )ery eyes, they are not the ones to belie)e, unless it is

in Allah.s "lan. 'ut most of them inore $the truth%.

112. &i#ewise did (e ma#e for e)ery Messener an enemy,5 e)il ones amon men and -inns,

ins"irin each other with flowery discourses by way of dece"tion. If thy &ord had so "lanned,

they would not ha)e done it0 so lea)e them and their in)entions alone.

113. !o such $deceit% let the hearts of those incline, who ha)e no faith in the hereafter0 let

them deliht in it, and let them earn from it what they may.

114. Say0 1Shall I see# for -ude other than Allah. 5 when e it is (ho hath sent unto you the

'oo#, e8"lained in detail.1 !hey #now full well, to whom (e ha)e i)en the 'oo#, that it

hath been sent down from thy &ord in truth. 4e)er be then of those who doubt.

115. !he word of thy &ord doth find its fulfilment in truth and in -ustice0 4one can chane

is words0 for e is the one who heareth and #noweth all.

116. (ert thou to follow the common run of those on earth, they will lead thee away from the

way of Allah. !hey follow nothin but con-ecture0 they do nothin but lie.



117. !hy &ord #noweth best who strayeth from is way0 e #noweth best who they are that

recei)e is uidance.

118. So eat of $meats% on which Allah.s name hath been "ronounced, if ye ha)e faith in is

sins.

119. (hy should ye not eat of $meats% on which Allah.s name hath been "ronounced, when

e hath e8"lained to you in detail what is forbidden to you 5 e8ce"t under com"ulsion of

necessity3 'ut many do mislead $men% by their a""etites unchec#ed by #nowlede. !hy &ord

#noweth best those who transress.

120. 7schew all sin, o"en or secret0 those who earn sin will et due recom"ense for their

1earnins.1

121. 7at not of $meats% on which Allah.s name hath not been "ronounced0 !hat would be

im"iety. 'ut the e)il ones e)er ins"ire their friends to contend with you if ye were to obey

them, ye would indeed be Paans.

122. Can he who was dead, to whom (e a)e life, and a liht whereby he can wal# amonst

men, be li#e him who is in the de"ths of dar#ness, from which he can ne)er come out3 !hus

to those without faith their own deeds seem "leasin.

123. !hus ha)e (e "laced leaders in e)ery town, its wic#ed men, to "lot $and burrow%

therein0 but they only "lot aainst their own souls, and they "ercei)e it not.

124. (hen there comes to them a sin $from Allah., !hey say0 1(e shall not belie)e until we

recei)e one $e8actly% li#e those recei)ed by Allah.s a"ostles.1 Allah #noweth best where $and

how% to carry out is mission. Soon will the wic#ed be o)erta#en by humiliation before

Allah, and a se)ere "unishment, for all their "lots.

125. !hose whom Allah $in is "lan% willeth to uide,5 e o"eneth their breast to Islam; those

whom e willeth to lea)e strayin,5 e ma#eth their breast close and constricted, as if they

had to climb u" to the s#ies0 thus doth Allah $hea"% the "enalty on those who refuse to

belie)e.

126. !his is the way of thy &ord, leadin straiht0 (e ha)e detailed the sins for those who

recei)e admonition.

127. or them will be a home of "eace in the "resence of their &ord0 e will be their friend,

because they "ractised $rihteousness%.

128. /ne day will e ather them all toether, $and say%0 1/ ye assembly of Jinns2 Much

$toll% did ye ta#e of men.1 !heir friends amonst men will say0 1/ur &ord2 we made "rofit

from each other0 but $alas2% we reached our term 5 which thou didst a""oint for us.1 e will

say0 1!he ire be your dwellin5"lace0 you will dwell therein for e)er, e8ce"t as Allah

willeth.1 for thy &ord is full of wisdom and #nowlede.

129. !hus do we ma#e the wron5doers turn to each other, because of what they earn.



130. 1/ ye assembly of Jinns and men2 came there not unto you a"ostles from amonst you,

settin forth unto you My sins, and warnin you of the meetin of this Day of yours31 !hey

will say0 1(e bear witness aainst oursel)es.1 It was the life of this world that decei)ed them.

So aainst themsel)es will they bear witness that they re-ected aith.

131. $!he a"ostles were sent% thus, for thy &ord would not destroy for their wron5doinmen9s habitations whilst their occu"ants were unwarned.

132. !o all are derees $or ran#s% accordin to their deeds0 for thy &ord is not unmindful of

anythin that they do.

133. !hy &ord is self5sufficient, full of Mercy0 if it were is will, e could destroy you, and

in your "lace a""oint whom e will as your successors, e)en as e raised you u" from the

"osterity of other "eo"le.

134. All that hath been "romised unto you will come to "ass0 nor can ye frustrate it $in the

least bit%.

135. Say0 1/ my "eo"le2 Do whate)er ye can0 I will do $my "art%0 soon will ye #now who it is

whose end will be $best% in the ereafter0 certain it is that the wron5 doers will not "ros"er.1

136. /ut of what Allah hath "roduced in abundance in tilth and in cattle, they assined im a

share0 they say, accordin to their fancies0 1!his is for Allah, and this1 5 for our 1"artners12

but the share of their1 "artners 1reacheth not Allah, whilst the share of Allah reacheth their

1"artners1 2 e)il $and un-ust% is their assinment2

137. 7)en so, in the eyes of most of the "aans, their 1"artners1 made allurin the slauhter of

their children, in order to lead them to their own destruction, and cause confusion in their

reliion. If Allah had willed, they would not ha)e done so0 'ut lea)e alone them and their

in)entions.

138. And they say that such and such cattle and cro"s are taboo, and none should eat of them

e8ce"t those whom 5 so they say 5 (e wish; further, there are cattle forbidden to yo#e or

burden, and cattle on which, $at slauhter%, the name of Allah is not "ronounced; 5 in)entions

aainst Allah.s name0 soon will e reuite them for their in)entions.

139. !hey say0 1(hat is in the wombs of such and such cattle is s"ecially reser)ed $for food%

for our men, and forbidden to our women; but if it is still5born, then all ha)e share therein.or their $false% attribution $of su"erstitions to Allah., e will soon "unish them0 for e is full

of wisdom and #nowlede.

140. &ost are those who slay their children, from folly, without #nowlede, and forbid food

which Allah hath "ro)ided for them, in)entin $lies% aainst Allah. !hey ha)e indeed one

astray and heeded no uidance.

141. It is e (ho "roduceth ardens, with trellises and without, and dates, and tilth with

"roduce of all #inds, and oli)es and "omeranates, similar $in #ind% and different $in )ariety%0

eat of their fruit in their season, but render the dues that are "ro"er on the day that the har)est

is athered. 'ut waste not by e8cess0 for Allah lo)eth not the wasters.



142. /f the cattle are some for burden and some for meat0 eat what Allah hath "ro)ided for

you, and follow not the footste"s of Satan0 for he is to you and a)owed enemy.

143. $!a#e% eiht $head of cattle% in $four% "airs0 of shee" a "air, and of oats a "air; say, hath

e forbidden the two males, or the two females, or $the youn% which the wombs of the two

females enclose3 !ell me with #nowlede if ye are truthful0

144. /f camels a "air, and o8en a "air; say, hath e forbidden the two males, or the two

females, or $the youn% which the wombs of the two females enclose3 5 (ere ye "resent when

Allah ordered you such a thin3 'ut who doth more wron than one who in)ents a lie aainst

Allah, to lead astray men without #nowlede3 or Allah uideth not "eo"le who do wron.

145. Say0 1I find not in the messae recei)ed by me by ins"iration any $meat% forbidden to be

eaten by one who wishes to eat it, unless it be dead meat, or blood "oured forth, or the flesh of

swine,5 for it is an abomination 5 or, what is im"ious, $meat% on which a name has been

in)o#ed, other than Allah.s1. 'ut $e)en so%, if a "erson is forced by necessity, without wilful

disobedience, nor transressin due limits,5 thy &ord is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

146. or those who followed the Jewish &aw, (e forbade e)ery $animal% with undi)ided

hoof, and (e forbade them that fat of the o8 and the shee", e8ce"t what adheres to their bac#s

or their entrails, or is mi8ed u" with a bone0 this in recom"ense for their wilful disobedience0

for (e are true $in /ur ordinances%.

147. If they accuse thee of falsehood, say0 1:our &ord is full of mercy all5 embracin; but

from "eo"le in uilt ne)er will is wrath be turned bac#.

148. !hose who i)e "artners $to Allah. will say0 1If Allah had wished, we should not ha)e

i)en "artners to im nor would our fathers; nor should we ha)e had any taboos.1 So did their

ancestors arue falsely, until they tasted of /ur wrath. Say0 1a)e ye any $certain%

#nowlede3 If so, "roduce it before us. :e follow nothin but con-ecture0 ye do nothin but

lie.1

149. Say0 1(ith Allah is the arument that reaches home0 if it had been is will, e could

indeed ha)e uided you all.1

150. Say0 1'rin forward your witnesses to "ro)e that Allah did forbid so and so.1 If they

brin such witnesses, be not thou amonst them0 4or follow thou the )ain desires of such as

treat our sins as falsehoods, and such as belie)e not in the ereafter0 for they hold others aseual with their Guardian5&ord.

151. Say0 1Come, I will rehearse what Allah hath $really% "rohibited you from10 Join not

anythin as eual with im; be ood to your "arents; #ill not your children on a "lea of want;5

(e "ro)ide sustenance for you and for them;5 come not nih to shameful deeds. (hether

o"en or secret; ta#e not life, which Allah hath made sacred, e8ce"t by way of -ustice and law0

thus doth e command you, that ye may learn wisdom.

152. And come not nih to the or"han9s "ro"erty, e8ce"t to im"ro)e it, until he attain the ae

of full strenth; i)e measure and weiht with $full% -ustice;5 no burden do (e "lace on any

soul, but that which it can bear;5 whene)er ye s"ea#, s"ea# -ustly, e)en if a near relati)e is



concerned; and fulfil the co)enant of Allah. thus doth e command you, that ye may

remember.

153. >erily, this is My way, leadin straiht0 follow it0 follow not $other% "aths0 they will

scatter you about from is $reat% "ath0 thus doth e command you. that ye may be rihteous.

154. Moreo)er, (e a)e Moses the 'oo#, com"letin $/ur fa)our% to those who would do

riht, and e8"lainin all thins in detail,5 and a uide and a mercy, that they miht belie)e in

the meetin with their &ord.

155. And this is a 'oo# which (e ha)e re)ealed as a blessin0 so follow it and be rihteous,

that ye may recei)e mercy0

156. &est ye should say0 1!he 'oo# was sent down to two Peo"les before us, and for our "art,

we remained unacuainted with all that they learned by assiduous study01

157. /r lest ye should say0 1If the 'oo# had only been sent down to us, we should ha)efollowed its uidance better than they.1 4ow then hath come unto you a clear $sin% from

your &ord,5 and a uide and a mercy0 then who could do more wron than one who re-ecteth

Allah.s sins, and turneth away therefrom3 In ood time shall (e reuite those who turn

away from /ur sins, with a dreadful "enalty, for their turnin away.

158. Are they waitin to see if the anels come to them, or thy &ord $imself%, or certain of

the sins of thy &ord2 the day that certain of the sins of thy &ord do come, no ood will it do

to a soul to belie)e in them then if it belie)ed not before nor earned rihteousness throuh its

faith. Say0 1(ait ye0 we too are waitin.1

159. As for those who di)ide their reliion and brea# u" into sects, thou hast no "art in them

in the least0 their affair is with Allah. e will in the end tell them the truth of all that they did.

160. e that doeth ood shall ha)e ten times as much to his credit0 e that doeth e)il shall

only be recom"ensed accordin to his e)il0 no wron shall be done unto $any of% them.

161. Say0 1>erily, my &ord hath uided me to a way that is straiht,5 a reliion of riht,5 the

"ath $trod% by Abraham the true in aith, and he $certainly% -oined not ods with Allah.1

162. Say0 1!ruly, my "rayer and my ser)ice of sacrifice, my life and my death, are $all% for

Allah, the Cherisher of the (orlds0

163. 4o "artner hath e0 this am I commanded, and I am the first of those who bow to is

will.

164. Say0 1Shall I see# for $my% Cherisher other than Allah, when e is the Cherisher of all

thins $that e8ist%3 7)ery soul draws the meed of its acts on none but itself0 no bearer of

burdens can bear of burdens can bear the burden of another. :our oal in the end is towards

Allah. e will tell you the truth of the thins wherein ye dis"uted.1

165. It is e (ho hath made you $is% aents, inheritors of the earth0 e hath raised you in

ran#s, some abo)e others0 that e may try you in the ifts e hath i)en you0 for thy &ord isuic# in "unishment0 yet e is indeed /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.



Surah 7. The $eigh)%

1. Alif, &am, Mim, Sad.

2. A 'oo# re)ealed unto thee,5 So let thy heart be o""ressed no more by any difficulty on that

account,5 that with it thou mihtest warn $the errin% and teach the 'elie)ers%.

3. ollow $/ men2% the re)elation i)en unto you from your &ord, and follow not, as friends

or "rotectors, other than im. &ittle it is ye remember of admonition.

4. ow many towns ha)e (e destroyed $for their sins%3 /ur "unishment too# them on a

sudden by niht or while they sle"t for their afternoon rest.

5. (hen $thus% /ur "unishment too# them, no cry did they utter but this0 1Indeed we did

wron.1

6. !hen shall we uestion those to whom /ur messae was sent and those by whom (e sent

it.

7. And )erily, (e shall recount their whole story with #nowlede, for (e were ne)er absent

$at any time or "lace%.

8. !he balance that day will be true $to nicety%0 those whose scale $of ood% will be hea)y,

will "ros"er0

9. !hose whose scale will be liht, will be their souls in "erdition, for that they wronfully

treated /ur sins.

10. It is (e (ho ha)e "laced you with authority on earth, and "ro)ided you therein with

means for the fulfilment of your life0 small are the than#s that ye i)e2

11. It is (e (ho created you and a)e you sha"e; then (e bade the anels bow down to

Adam, and they bowed down; not so Iblis; e refused to be of those who bow down.

12. $$Allah%% said0 1(hat "re)ented thee from bowin down when I commanded thee31 e

said0 1I am better than he0 !hou didst create me from fire, and him from clay.1

13. $$Allah%% said0 1Get thee down from this0 it is not for thee to be arroant here0 et out, for

thou art of the meanest $of creatures%.1

14. e said0 1Gi)e me res"ite till the day they are raised u".1

15. $$Allah%% said0 1'e thou amon those who ha)e res"ite.1

16. e said0 1'ecause thou hast thrown me out of the way, lo2 I will lie in wait for them onthy straiht way0



17. 1!hen will I assault them from before them and behind them, from their riht and their

left0 4or wilt thou find, in most of them, ratitude $for thy mercies%.1

18. $$Allah%% said0 1Get out from this, disraced and e8"elled. If any of them follow thee,5

ell will I fill with you all.

19. 1/ Adam2 dwell thou and thy wife in the Garden, and en-oy $its ood thins% as ye wish0

but a""roach not this tree, or ye run into harm and transression.1

20. !hen bean Satan to whis"er suestions to them, brinin o"enly before their minds all

their shame that was hidden from them $before%0 he said0 1:our &ord only forbade you this

tree, lest ye should become anels or such beins as li)e for e)er.1

21. And he swore to them both, that he was their sincere ad)iser.

22. So by deceit he brouht about their fall0 when they tasted of the tree, their shame became

manifest to them, and they bean to sew toether the lea)es of the arden o)er their bodies.And their &ord called unto them0 1Did I not forbid you that tree, and tell you that Satan was

an a)owed enemy unto you31

23. !hey said0 1/ur &ord2 (e ha)e wroned our own souls0 If thou fori)e us not and bestow

not u"on us !hy Mercy, we shall certainly be lost.1

24. $$Allah%% said0 1Get ye down. (ith enmity between yoursel)es. /n earth will be your

dwellin5"lace and your means of li)elihood,5 for a time.1

25. e said0 1!herein shall ye li)e, and therein shall ye die; but from it shall ye be ta#en out

$at last%.1

26. / ye Children of Adam2 (e ha)e bestowed raiment u"on you to co)er your shame, as

well as to be an adornment to you. 'ut the raiment of rihteousness,5 that is the best. Such are

amon the Sins of Allah, that they may recei)e admonition2

27. / ye Children of Adam2 &et not Satan seduce you, in the same manner as e ot your

"arents out of the Garden, stri""in them of their raiment, to e8"ose their shame0 for he and

his tribe watch you from a "osition where ye cannot see them0 (e made the e)il ones friends

$only% to those without faith.

28. (hen they do auht that is shameful, they say0 1(e found our fathers doin so1; and

1$Allah% commanded us thus10 Say0 14ay, Allah ne)er commands what is shameful0 do ye say

of Allah what ye #now not31

29. Say0 1My &ord hath commanded -ustice; and that ye set your whole sel)es $to im% at

e)ery time and "lace of "rayer, and call u"on im, ma#in your de)otion sincere as in is

siht0 such as e created you in the beinnin, so shall ye return.1

30. Some e hath uided0 /thers ha)e $by their choice% deser)ed the loss of their way; in that

they too# the e)il ones, in "reference to Allah, for their friends and "rotectors, and thin# that

they recei)e uidance.



31. / Children of Adam2 wear your beautiful a""arel at e)ery time and "lace of "rayer0 eat

and drin#0 'ut waste not by e8cess, for Allah lo)eth not the wasters.

32. Say0 (ho hath forbidden the beautiful $ifts% of Allah, which e hath "roduced for is

ser)ants, and the thins, clean and "ure, $which e hath "ro)ided% for sustenance3 Say0 !hey

are, in the life of this world, for those who belie)e, $and% "urely for them on the Day ofJudment. !hus do (e e8"lain the sins in detail for those who understand.

33. Say0 the thins that my &ord hath indeed forbidden are0 shameful deeds, whether o"en or

secret; sins and tres"asses aainst truth or reason; assinin of "artners to Allah, for which e

hath i)en no authority; and sayin thins about Allah of which ye ha)e no #nowlede.

34. !o e)ery "eo"le is a term a""ointed0 when their term is reached, not an hour can they

cause delay, nor $an hour% can they ad)ance $it in antici"ation%.

35. / ye Children of Adam2 whene)er there come to you a"ostles from amonst you,

rehearsin My sins unto you,5 those who are rihteous and mend $their li)es%,5 on them shall be no fear nor shall they rie)e.

36. 'ut those who re-ect /ur sins and treat them with arroance,5 they are com"anions of the

ire, to dwell therein $for e)er%.

37. (ho is more un-ust than one who in)ents a lie aainst Allah or re-ects is Sins3 or

such, their "ortion a""ointed must reach them from the 'oo# $of decrees%0 until, when our

messeners $of death% arri)e and ta#e their souls, they say0 1(here are the thins that ye used

to in)o#e besides Allah.1 !hey will re"ly, 1!hey ha)e left us in the lurch,1 And they will bear

witness aainst themsel)es, that they had re-ected Allah.

38. e will say0 17nter ye in the com"any of the "eo"les who "assed away before you 5 men

and -inns, 5 into the ire.1 7)ery time a new "eo"le enters, it curses its sister5"eo"le $that went

before%, until they follow each other, all into the ire. Saith the last about the first0 1/ur &ord2

it is these that misled us0 so i)e them a double "enalty in the ire.1 e will say0 1Doubled for

all1 0 but this ye do not understand.

39. !hen the first will say to the last0 1See then2 4o ad)antae ha)e ye o)er us; so taste ye of

the "enalty for all that ye did 21

40. !o those who re-ect /ur sins and treat them with arroance, no o"enin will there be ofthe ates of hea)en, nor will they enter the arden, until the camel can "ass throuh the eye of

the needle0 Such is /ur reward for those in sin.

41. or them there is ell, as a couch $below% and folds and folds of co)erin abo)e0 such is

/ur reuital of those who do wron.

42. 'ut those who belie)e and wor# rihteousness,5 no burden do (e "lace on any soul, but

that which it can bear,5 they will be Com"anions of the Garden, therein to dwell $for e)er%.

43. And (e shall remo)e from their hearts any lur#in sense of in-ury;5 beneath them will be

ri)ers flowin;5 and they shall say0 1Praise be to Allah, who hath uided us to this $felicity%0ne)er could we ha)e found uidance, had it not been for the uidance of Allah. indeed it was



the truth, that the a"ostles of our &ord brouht unto us.1 And they shall hear the cry0 1'ehold2

the arden before you2 :e ha)e been made its inheritors, for your deeds $of rihteousness%.1

44. !he Com"anions of the Garden will call out to the Com"anions of the ire0 1(e ha)e

indeed found the "romises of our &ord to us true0 a)e you also found :our &ord9s "romises

true31 !hey shall say, 1:es1; but a crier shall "roclaim between them0 1!he curse of Allah ison the wron5doers;5

45. 1!hose who would hinder $men% from the "ath of Allah and would see# in it somethin

croo#ed0 they were those who denied the ereafter.1

46. 'etween them shall be a )eil, and on the heihts will be men who would #now e)ery one

by his mar#s0 they will call out to the Com"anions of the Garden, 1"eace on you10 they will

not ha)e entered, but they will ha)e an assurance $thereof%.

47. (hen their eyes shall be turned towards the Com"anions of the ire, they will say0 1/ur

&ord2 send us not to the com"any of the wron5doers.1

48. !he men on the heihts will call to certain men whom they will #now from their mar#s,

sayin0 1/f what "rofit to you were your hoards and your arroant ways3

49. 1'ehold2 are these not the men whom you swore that Allah with is Mercy would ne)er

bless3 7nter ye the Garden0 no fear shall be on you, nor shall ye rie)e.1

50. !he Com"anions of the ire will call to the Com"anions of the Garden0 1Pour down to us

water or anythin that Allah doth "ro)ide for your sustenance.1 !hey will say0 1'oth these

thins hath Allah forbidden to those who re-ected im.1

51. 1Such as too# their reliion to be mere amusement and "lay, and were decei)ed by the life

of the world.1 !hat day shall (e foret them as they forot the meetin of this day of theirs,

and as they were wont to re-ect /ur sins.

52. or (e had certainly sent unto them a 'oo#, based on #nowlede, which (e e8"lained in

detail,5 a uide and a mercy to all who belie)e.

53. Do they -ust wait for the final fulfilment of the e)ent3 /n the day the e)ent is finally

fulfilled, those who disrearded it before will say0 1!he a"ostles of our &ord did indeed brin

true $tidins%. a)e we no intercessors now to intercede on our behalf3 /r could we be sent bac#3 then should we beha)e differently from our beha)iour in the "ast.1 In fact they will

ha)e lost their souls, and the thins they in)ented will lea)e them in the lurch.

54. :our Guardian5&ord is Allah, (ho created the hea)ens and the earth in si8 days, and is

firmly established on the throne $of authority%0 e draweth the niht as a )eil o9er the day,

each see#in the other in ra"id succession0 e created the sun, the moon, and the stars, $all%

o)erned by laws under is command. Is it not is to create and to o)ern3 'lessed be Allah,

the Cherisher and Sustainer of the worlds2

55. Call on your &ord with humility and in "ri)ate0 for Allah lo)eth not those who tres"ass

beyond bounds.



56. Do no mischief on the earth, after it hath been set in order, but call on im with fear and

lonin $in your hearts%0 for the Mercy of Allah is $always% near to those who do ood.

57. It is e (ho sendeth the winds li#e heralds of lad tidins, oin before is mercy0 when

they ha)e carried the hea)y5laden clouds, (e dri)e them to a land that is dead, ma#e rain to

descend thereon, and "roduce e)ery #ind of har)est therewith0 thus shall (e raise u" thedead0 "erchance ye may remember.

58. rom the land that is clean and ood, by the will of its Cherisher, s"rins u" "roduce,

$rich% after its #ind0 but from the land that is bad, s"rins u" nothin but that which is

niardly0 thus do we e8"lain the sins by )arious $symbols% to those who are rateful.

59. (e sent 4oah to his "eo"le. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2 worshi" Allah. ye ha)e no other od

but im. I fear for you the "unishment of a dreadful day2

60. !he leaders of his "eo"le said0 1Ah2 we see thee e)idently wanderin $in mind%.1

61. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2 4o wanderin is there in my $mind%0 on the contrary I am an

a"ostle from the &ord and Cherisher of the worlds2

62. 1I but fulfil towards you the duties of my &ord9s mission0 Sincere is my ad)ice to you, and

I #now from Allah somethin that ye #now not.

63. 1Do ye wonder that there hath come to you a messae from your &ord, throuh a man of

your own "eo"le, to warn you,5 so that ye may fear Allah and ha"ly recei)e is Mercy31

64. 'ut they re-ected him, and (e deli)ered him, and those with him, in the Ar#0 but (e

o)erwhelmed in the flood those who re-ected /ur sins. !hey were indeed a blind "eo"le2

65. !o the 9Ad "eo"le, $(e sent% ud, one of their $own% brethren0 e said0 / my "eo"le2

worshi" Allah. ye ha)e no other od but im will ye not fear $$Allah%%31

66. !he leaders of the *nbelie)ers amon his "eo"le said0 1Ah2 we see thou art an imbecile21

and 1(e thin# thou art a liar21

67. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2 I am no imbecile, but $I am% an a"ostle from the &ord and

Cherisher of the worlds2

68. 1I but fulfil towards you the duties of my &ord9s mission0 I am to you a sincere and

trustworthy ad)iser.

69. 1Do ye wonder that there hath come to you a messae from your &ord throuh a man of

your own "eo"le, to warn you3 call in remembrance that e made you inheritors after the

"eo"le of 4oah, and a)e you a stature tall amon the nations. Call in remembrance the

benefits $ye ha)e recei)ed% from Allah. that so ye may "ros"er.1

70. !hey said0 1Comest thou to us, that we may worshi" Allah alone, and i)e u" the cult of

our fathers3 brin us what thou threatenest us with, if so be that thou tellest the truth21



71. e said0 1Punishment and wrath ha)e already come u"on you from your &ord0 dis"ute ye

with me o)er names which ye ha)e de)ised 5 ye and your fathers,5 without authority from

Allah. then wait0 I am amonst you, also waitin.1

72. (e sa)ed him and those who adhered to him. 'y /ur mercy, and (e cut off the roots of

those who re-ected /ur sins and did not belie)e.

73. !o the !hamud "eo"le $(e sent% Salih, one of their own brethren0 e said0 1/ my "eo"le2

worshi" Allah. ye ha)e no other od but im. 4ow hath come unto you a clear $Sin% from

your &ord2 !his she5camel of Allah is a Sin unto you0 So lea)e her to ra6e in Allah.s earth,

and let her come to no harm, or ye shall be sei6ed with a rie)ous "unishment.

74. 1And remember how e made you inheritors after the 9Ad "eo"le and a)e you

habitations in the land0 ye build for yoursel)es "alaces and castles in $o"en% "lains, and care

out homes in the mountains; so brin to remembrance the benefits $ye ha)e recei)ed% from

Allah, and refrain from e)il and mischief on the earth.1

75. !he leaders of the arroant "arty amon his "eo"le said to those who were rec#oned

"owerless 5 those amon them who belie)ed0 1#now ye indeed that Salih is an a"ostle from

his &ord31 !hey said0 1(e do indeed belie)e in the re)elation which hath been sent throuh

him.1

76. !he Arroant "arty said0 1or our "art, we re-ect what ye belie)e in.1

77. !hen they ham5strun the she5camel, and insolently defied the order of their &ord, sayin0

1/ Salih2 brin about thy threats, if thou art an a"ostle $of Allah.21

78. So the earthua#e too# them unawares, and they lay "rostrate in their homes in the

mornin2

79. So Salih left them, sayin0 1/ my "eo"le2 I did indeed con)ey to you the messae for

which I was sent by my &ord0 I a)e you ood counsel, but ye lo)e not ood counsellors21

80. (e also $sent% &ut0 e said to his "eo"le0 1Do ye commit lewdness such as no "eo"le in

creation $e)er% committed before you3

81. 1or ye "ractise your lusts on men in "reference to women 0 ye are indeed a "eo"le

transressin beyond bounds.1

82. And his "eo"le a)e no answer but this0 they said, 1Dri)e them out of your city0 these are

indeed men who want to be clean and "ure21

83. 'ut we sa)ed him and his family, e8ce"t his wife0 she was of those who leed behind.

84. And we rained down on them a shower $of brimstone%0 !hen see what was the end of

those who induled in sin and crime2

85. !o the Madyan "eo"le (e sent Shu9aib, one of their own brethren0 he said0 1/ my "eo"le2

worshi" Allah. :e ha)e no other od but im. 4ow hath come unto you a clear $Sin% fromyour &ord2 Gi)e -ust measure and weiht, nor withhold from the "eo"le the thins that are



their due; and do no mischief on the earth after it has been set in order0 that will be best for

you, if ye ha)e aith.

86. 1And suat not on e)ery road, breathin threats, hinderin from the "ath of Allah those

who belie)e in im, and see#in in it somethin croo#ed; 'ut remember how ye were little,

and e a)e you increase. And hold in your mind9s eye what was the end of those who didmischief.

87. 1And if there is a "arty amon you who belie)es in the messae with which I ha)e been

sent, and a "arty which does not belie)e, hold yoursel)es in "atience until Allah doth decide

between us0 for e is the best to decide.

88. !he leaders, the arroant "arty amon his "eo"le, said0 1/ Shu9aib2 we shall certainly

dri)e thee out of our city 5 $thee% and those who belie)e with thee; or else ye $thou and they%

shall ha)e to return to our ways and reliion.1 e said0 1(hat2 e)en thouh we do detest

$them%3

89. 1(e should indeed in)ent a lie aainst Allah, if we returned to your ways after Allah hath

rescued us therefrom; nor could we by any manner of means return thereto unless it be as in

the will and "lan of Allah, /ur &ord. /ur &ord can reach out to the utmost recesses of thins

by is #nowlede. In the Allah is our trust. our &ord2 decide !hou between us and our "eo"le

in truth, for !hou art the best to decide.1

90. !he leaders, the unbelie)ers amon his "eo"le, said0 1If ye follow Shu9aib, be sure then ye

are ruined21

91. 'ut the earthua#e too# them unawares, and they lay "rostrate in their homes before the

mornin2

92. !he men who re-ect Shu9aib became as if they had ne)er been in the homes where they

had flourished0 the men who re-ected Shu9aib 5 it was they who were ruined2

93. So Shu9aib left them, sayin0 1/ my "eo"le2 I did indeed con)ey to you the messaes for

which I was sent by my &ord0 I a)e you ood counsel, but how shall I lament o)er a "eo"le

who refuse to belie)e21

94. (hene)er (e sent a "ro"het to a town, (e too# u" its "eo"le in sufferin and ad)ersity,

in order that they miht learn humility.

95. !hen (e chaned their sufferin into "ros"erity, until they rew and multi"lied, and

bean to say0 1/ur fathers $too% were touched by sufferin and affluence1 ... 'ehold2 (e

called them to account of a sudden, while they realised not $their "eril%.

96. If the "eo"le of the towns had but belie)ed and feared Allah, (e should indeed ha)e

o"ened out to them $All #inds of% blessins from hea)en and earth; but they re-ected $the

truth%, and (e brouht them to boo# for their misdeeds.

97. Did the "eo"le of the towns feel secure aainst the comin of /ur wrath by niht while

they were aslee"3



98. /r else did they feel secure aainst its comin in broad dayliht while they "layed about

$care5free%3

99. Did they then feel secure aainst the "lan of Allah.5 but no one can feel secure from the

Plan of Allah, e8ce"t those $doomed% to ruin2

100. !o those who inherit the earth in succession to its $"re)ious% "ossessors, is it not a

uidin, $lesson% that, if (e so willed, (e could "unish them $too% for their sins, and seal u"

their hearts so that they could not hear3

101. Such were the towns whose story (e $thus% relate unto thee0 !here came indeed to them

their a"ostles with clear $sins%0 'ut they would not belie)e what they had re-ected before.

!hus doth Allah seal u" the hearts of those who re-ect faith.

102. Most of them (e found not men $true% to their co)enant0 but most of them (e found

rebellious and disobedient.

103. !hen after them (e sent Moses with /ur sins to Pharaoh and his chiefs, but they

wronfully re-ected them0 So see what was the end of those who made mischief.

104. Moses said0 1/ Pharaoh2 I am an a"ostle from the &ord of the worlds,5

105. /ne for whom it is riht to say nothin but truth about Allah. 4ow ha)e I come unto you

$"eo"le%, from your &ord, with a clear $Sin%0 So let the Children of Israel de"art alon with

me.1

106. $Pharaoh% said0 1If indeed thou hast come with a Sin, show it forth,5 if thou tellest the

truth.1

107. !hen $Moses% threw his rod, and behold2 it was a ser"ent, "lain $for all to see%2

108. And he drew out his hand, and behold2 it was white to all beholders2

109. Said the Chiefs of the "eo"le of Pharaoh0 1!his is indeed a sorcerer well5 )ersed.

110. 1is "lan is to et you out of your land0 then what is it ye counsel31

111. !hey said0 1=ee" him and his brother in sus"ense $for a while%; and send to the citiesmen to collect5

112. And brin u" to thee all $our% sorcerers well5)ersed.1

113. So there came the sorcerers to Pharaoh0 !hey said, 1of course we shall ha)e a $suitable%

reward if we win21

114. e said0 1:ea, $and more%,5 for ye shall in that case be $raised to "osts% nearest $to my

"erson%.1

115. !hey said0 1/ Moses2 wilt thou throw $first%, or shall we ha)e the $first% throw31



116. Said Moses0 1!hrow ye $first%.1 So when they threw, they bewitched the eyes of the

"eo"le, and struc# terror into them0 for they showed a reat $feat of% maic.

117. (e "ut it into Moses9s mind by ins"iration0 1!hrow $now% thy rod10and behold2 it

swallows u" straiht away all the falsehoods which they fa#e2

118. !hus truth was confirmed, and all that they did was made of no effect.

119. So the $reat ones% were )anuished there and then, and were made to loo# small.

120. 'ut the sorcerers fell down "rostrate in adoration.

121. Sayin0 1(e belie)e in the &ord of the (orlds,5

122. 1!he &ord of Moses and Aaron.1

123. Said Pharaoh0 1'elie)e ye in im before I i)e you "ermission3 Surely this is a tric#which ye ha)e "lanned in the city to dri)e out its "eo"le0 but soon shall ye #now $the

conseuences%.

124. 1'e sure I will cut off your hands and your feet on a""osite sides, and I will cause you all

to die on the cross.1

125. !hey said0 1or us, (e are but sent bac# unto our &ord0

126. 1'ut thou dost wrea# thy )eneance on us sim"ly because we belie)ed in the Sins of

our &ord when they reached us2 /ur &ord2 "our out on us "atience and constancy, and ta#e

our souls unto thee as Muslims $who bow to thy will%2

127. Said the chiefs of Pharaoh9s "eo"le0 1(ilt thou lea)e Moses and his "eo"le, to s"read

mischief in the land, and to abandon thee and thy ods31 e said0 1!heir male children will

we slay; $only% their females will we sa)e ali)e; and we ha)e o)er them $"ower% irresistible.1

128. Said Moses to his "eo"le0 1Pray for hel" from Allah, and $wait% in "atience and

constancy0 for the earth is Allah.s, to i)e as a heritae to such of is ser)ants as e "leaseth;

and the end is $best% for the rihteous.

129. !hey said0 1(e ha)e had $nothin but% trouble, both before and after thou camest to us.1e said0 1It may be that your &ord will destroy your enemy and ma#e you inheritors in the

earth; that so e may try you by your deeds.1

130. (e "unished the "eo"le of Pharaoh with years $of drouhts% and shortness of cro"s; that

they miht recei)e admonition.

131. 'ut when ood $times% came, they said, 1!his is due to us;1 (hen ri""ed by calamity,

they ascribed it to e)il omens connected with Moses and those with him2 'ehold2 in truth the

omens of e)il are theirs in Allah.s siht, but most of them do not understand2

132. !hey said $to Moses%0 1(hate)er be the Sins thou brinest, to wor# therewith thysorcery on us, we shall ne)er belie)e in thee.



133. So (e sent $"laues% on them0 (holesale death, &ocusts, &ice, ros, And 'lood0 Sins

o"enly self5e8"lained0 but they were stee"ed in arroance,5 a "eo"le i)en to sin.

134. 7)ery time the "enalty fell on them, they said0 1/ Moses2 on your behalf call on thy

&ord in )irtue of his "romise to thee0 If thou wilt remo)e the "enalty from us, we shall truly

belie)e in thee, and we shall send away the Children of Israel with thee.1

135. 'ut e)ery time (e remo)ed the "enalty from them accordin to a fi8ed term which they

had to fulfil,5 'ehold2 they bro#e their word2

136. So (e e8acted retribution from them0 (e drowned them in the sea, because they

re-ected /ur Sins and failed to ta#e warnin from them.

137. And (e made a "eo"le, considered wea# $and of no account%, inheritors of lands in both

east and west, 5 lands whereon (e sent down /ur blessins. !he fair "romise of thy &ord was

fulfilled for the Children of Israel, because they had "atience and constancy, and (e le)elled

to the round the reat wor#s and fine buildins which Pharaoh and his "eo"le erected $withsuch "ride%.

138. (e too# the Children of Israel $with safety% across the sea. !hey came u"on a "eo"le

de)oted entirely to some idols they had. !hey said0 1/ Moses2 fashion for us a od li#e unto

the ods they ha)e.1 e said0 1Surely ye are a "eo"le without #nowlede.

139. 1As to these fol#,5 the cult they are in is $but% a frament of a ruin, and )ain is the

$worshi"% which they "ractise.1

140. e said0 1Shall I see# for you a od other than the $true% Allah, when it is Allah (ho

hath endowed you with ifts abo)e the nations31

141. And remember (e rescued you from Pharaoh9s "eo"le, who afflicted you with the worst

of "enalties, who slew your male children and sa)ed ali)e your females0 in that was a

momentous trial from your &ord.

142. (e a""ointed for Moses thirty nihts, and com"leted $the "eriod% with ten $more%0 thus

was com"leted the term $of communion% with his &ord, forty nihts. And Moses had chared

his brother Aaron $before he went u"%0 1Act for me amonst my "eo"le0 Do riht, and follow

not the way of those who do mischief.1

143. (hen Moses came to the "lace a""ointed by *s, and his &ord addressed him, e said0

1/ my &ord2 show $!hyself% to me, that I may loo# u"on thee.1 Allah said0 1'y no means

canst thou see Me $direct%; 'ut loo# u"on the mount; if it abide in its "lace, then shalt thou see

Me.1 (hen his &ord manifested is lory on the Mount, e made it as dust. And Moses fell

down in a swoon. (hen he reco)ered his senses he said0 1Glory be to !hee2 to !hee I turn in

re"entance, and I am the first to belie)e.1

144. $$Allah%% said0 1/ Moses2 I ha)e chosen thee abo)e $other% men, by the mission I $ha)e

i)en thee% and the words I $ha)e s"o#en to thee%0 ta#e then the $re)elation% which I i)e thee,

and be of those who i)e than#s.1



145. And (e ordained laws for him in the tablets in all matters, both commandin and

e8"lainin all thins, $and said%0 1!a#e and hold these with firmness, and en-oin thy "eo"le to

hold fast by the best in the "rece"ts0 soon shall I show you the homes of the wic#ed,5 $ow

they lie desolate%.1

146. !hose who beha)e arroantly on the earth in defiance of riht 5 them will I turn awayfrom My sins0 7)en if they see all the sins, they will not belie)e in them; and if they see the

way of riht conduct, they will not ado"t it as the way; but if they see the way of error, that is

the way they will ado"t. or they ha)e re-ected our sins, and failed to ta#e warnin from

them.

147. !hose who re-ect /ur sins and the meetin in the ereafter,5 )ain are their deeds0 Can

they e8"ect to be rewarded e8ce"t as they ha)e wrouht3

148. !he "eo"le of Moses made, in his absence, out of their ornaments, the imae of calf, $for

worshi"%0 it seemed to low0 did they not see that it could neither s"ea# to them, nor show

them the way3 !hey too# it for worshi" and they did wron.

149. (hen they re"ented, and saw that they had erred, they said0 1If our &ord ha)e not mercy

u"on us and fori)e us, we shall indeed be of those who "erish.1

150. (hen Moses came bac# to his "eo"le, anry and rie)ed, he said0 17)il it is that ye ha)e

done in my "lace in my absence0 did ye ma#e haste to brin on the -udment of your &ord31

e "ut down the tablets, sei6ed his brother by $the hair of% his head, and draed him to him.

Aaron said0 1Son of my mother2 the "eo"le did indeed rec#on me as nauht, and went near to

slayin me2 Ma#e not the enemies re-oice o)er my misfortune, nor count thou me amonst the

"eo"le of sin.1

151. Moses "rayed0 1/ my &ord2 fori)e me and my brother2 admit us to !hy mercy2 for

!hou art the Most Merciful of those who show mercy21

152. !hose who too# the calf $for worshi"% will indeed be o)erwhelmed with wrath from their

&ord, and with shame in this life0 thus do (e recom"ense those who in)ent $falsehoods%.

153. 'ut those who do wron but re"ent thereafter and $truly% belie)e,5 )erily thy &ord is

thereafter /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

154. (hen the aner of Moses was a""eased, he too# u" the tablets0 in the writin thereonwas uidance and Mercy for such as fear their &ord.

155. And Moses chose se)enty of his "eo"le for /ur "lace of meetin0 when they were sei6ed

with )iolent ua#in, he "rayed0 1/ my &ord2 if it had been !hy will !hou couldst ha)e

destroyed, lon before, both them and me0 wouldst !hou destroy us for the deeds of the

foolish ones amon us3 this is no more than !hy trial0 by it !hou causest whom !hou wilt to

stray, and !hou leadest whom !hou wilt into the riht "ath. !hou art our Protector0 so fori)e

us and i)e us !hy mercy; for !hou art the best of those who fori)e.

156. 1And ordain for us that which is ood, in this life and in the ereafter0 for we ha)e

turned unto !hee.1 e said0 1(ith My "unishment I )isit whom I will; but My mercy





168. (e bro#e them u" into sections on this earth. !here are amon them some that are the

rihteous, and some that are the o""osite. (e ha)e tried them with both "ros"erity and

ad)ersity0 In order that they miht turn $to us%.

169. After them succeeded an $e)il% eneration0 !hey inherited the 'oo#, but they chose $for

themsel)es% the )anities of this world, sayin $for e8cuse%0 1$7)erythin% will be fori)en us.1$7)en so%, if similar )anities came their way, they would $aain% sei6e them. (as not the

co)enant of the 'oo# ta#en from them, that they would not ascribe to Allah anythin but the

truth3 and they study what is in the 'oo#. 'ut best for the rihteous is the home in the

ereafter. (ill ye not understand3

170. As to those who hold fast by the 'oo# and establish reular "rayer,5 ne)er shall (e

suffer the reward of the rihteous to "erish.

171. (hen (e shoo# the Mount o)er them, as if it had been a cano"y, and they thouht it

was oin to fall on them $(e said%0 1old firmly to what (e ha)e i)en you, and brin

$e)er% to remembrance what is therein; "erchance ye may fear Allah.1

172. (hen thy &ord drew forth from the Children of Adam 5 from their loins 5 their

descendants, and made them testify concernin themsel)es, $sayin%0 1Am I not your &ord

$who cherishes and sustains you%315 !hey said0 1:ea2 (e do testify21 $!his%, lest ye should

say on the Day of Judment0 1/f this we were ne)er mindful10

173. /r lest ye should say0 1/ur fathers before us may ha)e ta#en false ods, but we are

$their% descendants after them0 wilt !hou then destroy us because of the deeds of men who

were futile31

174. !hus do (e e8"lain the sins in detail; and "erchance they may turn $unto *s%.

175. +elate to them the story of the man to whom (e sent /ur sins, but he "assed them by0

so Satan followed him u", and he went astray.

176. If it had been /ur will, (e should ha)e ele)ated him with /ur sins; but he inclined to

the earth, and followed his own )ain desires. is similitude is that of a do0 if you attac# him,

he lolls out his tonue, or if you lea)e him alone, he $still% lolls out his tonue. !hat is the

similitude of those who re-ect /ur sins; So relate the story; "erchance they may reflect.

177. 7)il as an e8am"le are "eo"le who re-ect /ur sins and wron their own souls.

178. (hom Allah doth uide,5 he is on the riht "ath0 whom e re-ects from is uidance,5

such are the "ersons who "erish.

179. Many are the Jinns and men we ha)e made for ell0 !hey ha)e hearts wherewith they

understand not, eyes wherewith they see not, and ears wherewith they hear not. !hey are li#e

cattle,5 nay more misuided0 for they are heedless $of warnin%.

180. !he most beautiful names belon to Allah. so call on him by them; but shun such men as

use "rofanity in his names0 for what they do, they will soon be reuited.



181. /f those (e ha)e created are "eo"le who direct $others% with truth. And dis"ense -ustice

therewith.

182. !hose who re-ect /ur sins, (e shall radually )isit with "unishment, in ways they

"ercei)e not;

183. +es"ite will I rant unto them0 for My scheme is stron $and unfailin%.

184. Do they not reflect3 !heir com"anion is not sei6ed with madness0 he is but a "ers"icuous

warner.

185. Do they see nothin in the o)ernment of the hea)ens and the earth and all that Allah

hath created3 $Do they not see% that it may well be that their terms is nih drawin to an end3

In what messae after this will they then belie)e3

186. !o such as Allah re-ects from is uidance, there can be no uide0 e will lea)e them in

their tres"asses, wanderin in distraction.

187. !hey as# thee about the $final% our 5 when will be its a""ointed time3 Say0 1!he

#nowlede thereof is with my &ord $alone%0 4one but e can re)eal as to when it will occur.

ea)y were its burden throuh the hea)ens and the earth. /nly, all of a sudden will it come to

you.1 !hey as# thee as if thou (ert eaer in search thereof0 Say0 1!he #nowlede thereof is

with Allah $alone%, but most men #now not.1

188. Say0 1I ha)e no "ower o)er any ood or harm to myself e8ce"t as Allah willeth. If I had

#nowlede of the unseen, I should ha)e multi"lied all ood, and no e)il should ha)e touched

me0 I am but a warner, and a briner of lad tidins to those who ha)e faith.1

189. It is e (ho created you from a sinle "erson, and made his mate of li#e nature, in order

that he miht dwell with her $in lo)e%. (hen they are united, she bears a liht burden and

carries it about $unnoticed%. (hen she rows hea)y, they both "ray to Allah their &ord,

$sayin%0 1If !hou i)est us a oodly child, we )ow we shall $e)er% be rateful.1

190. 'ut when e i)eth them a oodly child, they ascribe to others a share in the ift they

ha)e recei)ed0 but Allah is e8alted hih abo)e the "artners they ascribe to im.

191. Do they indeed ascribe to im as "artners thins that can create nothin, but are

themsel)es created3

192. 4o aid can they i)e them, nor can they aid themsel)es2

193. If ye call them to uidance, they will not obey0 or you it is the same whether ye call

them or ye hold your "eace2

194. >erily those whom ye call u"on besides Allah are ser)ants li#e unto you0 Call u"on

them, and let them listen to your "rayer, if ye are $indeed% truthful2

195. a)e they feet to wal# with3 /r hands to lay hold with3 /r eyes to see with3 /r ears to

hear with3 Say0 1Call your 9od5"artners9, scheme $your worst% aainst me, and i)e me nores"ite2



196. 1or my Protector is Allah, (ho re)ealed the 'oo# $from time to time%, and e will

choose and befriend the rihteous.

197. 1'ut those ye call u"on besides im, are unable to hel" you, and indeed to hel"

themsel)es.1

198. If thou callest them to uidance, they hear not. !hou wilt see them loo#in at thee, but

they see not.

199. old to fori)eness; command what is riht; 'ut turn away from the inorant.

200. If a suestion from Satan assail thy $mind%, see# refue with Allah. for e heareth and

#noweth $all thins%.

201. !hose who fear Allah, when a thouht of e)il from Satan assaults them, brin Allah to

remembrance, when lo2 they see $ariht%2

202. 'ut their brethren $the e)il ones% "lune them dee"er into error, and ne)er rela8 $their

efforts%.

203. If thou brin them not a re)elation, they say0 1(hy hast thou not ot it toether31 Say0 1I

but follow what is re)ealed to me from my &ord0 this is $nothin but% lihts from your &ord,

and Guidance, and mercy, for any who ha)e faith.1

204. (hen the <ur9an is read, listen to it with attention, and hold your "eace0 that ye may

recei)e Mercy.

205. And do thou $/ reader2% 'rin thy &ord to remembrance in thy $)ery% soul, with humility

and in re)erence, without loudness in words, in the mornins and e)enins; and be not thou of

those who are unheedful.

206. !hose who are near to thy &ord, disdain not to do im worshi"0 !hey celebrate is

"raises, and bow down before im.

Surah 8. Spoil% O &ar# oo)y

1. !hey as# thee concernin $thins ta#en as% s"oils of war. Say0 1$such% s"oils are at thedis"osal of Allah and the Messener. So fear Allah, and #ee" straiht the relations between

yoursel)es0 /bey Allah and is Messener, if ye do belie)e.1

2. or, 'elie)ers are those who, when Allah is mentioned, feel a tremor in their hearts, and

when they hear is sins rehearsed, find their faith strenthened, and "ut $all% their trust in

their &ord;

3. (ho establish reular "rayers and s"end $freely% out of the ifts (e ha)e i)en them for

sustenance0

4. Such in truth are the belie)ers0 they ha)e rades of dinity with their &ord, and fori)eness,and enerous sustenance0



5. Just as thy &ord ordered thee out of thy house in truth, e)en thouh a "arty amon the

'elie)ers disli#ed it,

6. Dis"utin with thee concernin the truth after it was made manifest, as if they were bein

dri)en to death and they $actually% saw it.

7. 'ehold2 Allah "romised you one of the two $enemy% "arties, that it should be yours0 :e

wished that the one unarmed should be yours, but Allah willed to -ustify the !ruth accordin

to is words and to cut off the roots of the *nbelie)ers;5

8. !hat e miht -ustify !ruth and "ro)e alsehood false, distasteful thouh it be to those in

uilt.

9. +emember ye im"lored the assistance of your &ord, and e answered you0 1I will assist

you with a thousand of the anels, ran#s on ran#s.1

10. Allah made it but a messae of ho"e, and an assurance to your hearts0 $in any case% thereis no hel" e8ce"t from Allah. and Allah is 78alted in Power, (ise.

11. +emember e co)ered you with a sort of drowsiness, to i)e you calm as from imself,

and he caused rain to descend on you from hea)en, to clean you therewith, to remo)e from

you the stain of Satan, to strenthen your hearts, and to "lant your feet firmly therewith.

12. +emember thy &ord ins"ired the anels $with the messae%0 1I am with you0 i)e firmness

to the 'elie)ers0 I will instil terror into the hearts of the *nbelie)ers0 smite ye abo)e their

nec#s and smite all their finer5ti"s off them.1

13. !his because they contended aainst Allah and is Messener. If any contend aainst

Allah and is Messener, Allah is strict in "unishment.

14. !hus $will it be said%0 1!aste ye then of the $"unishment%0 for those who resist Allah, is the

"enalty of the ire.1

15. / ye who belie)e2 when ye meet the *nbelie)ers in hostile array, ne)er turn your bac#s to

them.

16. If any do turn his bac# to them on such a day 5 unless it be in a strataem of war, or to

retreat to a troo" $of his own%5 he draws on himself the wrath of Allah, and his abode is ell,5an e)il refue $indeed%2

17. It is not ye who slew them; it was Allah. when thou threwest $a handful of dust%, it was

not thy act, but Allah.s0 in order that e miht test the 'elie)ers by a racious trial from

imself0 for Allah is e (ho heareth and #noweth $all thins%.

18. !hat, and also because Allah is e (ho ma#es feeble the "lans and strataem of the

*nbelie)ers.

19. $/ *nbelie)ers2% if ye "rayed for )ictory and -udment, now hath the -udment come to

you0 if ye desist $from wron%, it will be best for you0 if ye return $to the attac#%, so shall (e.



4ot the least ood will your forces be to you e)en if they were multi"lied0 for )erily Allah is

with those who belie)e2

20. / ye who belie)e2 /bey Allah and is Messener, and turn not away from him when ye

hear $him s"ea#%.

21. 4or be li#e those who say, 1(e hear,1 but listen not0

22. or the worst of beasts in the siht of Allah are the deaf and the dumb,5 those who

understand not.

23. If Allah had found in them any ood. e would indeed ha)e made them listen0 $As it is%,

if e had made them listen, they would but ha)e turned bac# and declined $aith%.

24. / ye who belie)e2 i)e your res"onse to Allah and is Messener, when e calleth you

to that which will i)e you life; and #now that Allah cometh in between a man and his heart,

and that it is e to (hom ye shall $all% be athered.

25. And fear tumult or o""ression, which affecteth not in "articular $only% those of you who

do wron0 and #now that Allah is strict in "unishment.

26. Call to mind when ye were a small $band%, des"ised throuh the land, and afraid that men

miht des"oil and #idna" you; 'ut e "ro)ided a safe asylum for you, strenthened you with

is aid, and a)e you Good thins for sustenance0 that ye miht be rateful.

27. / ye that belie)e2 betray not the trust of Allah and the Messener, nor misa""ro"riate

#nowinly thins entrusted to you.

28. And #now ye that your "ossessions and your "roeny are but a trial; and that it is Allah

with (hom lies your hihest reward.

29. / ye who belie)e2 if ye fear Allah, e will rant you a criterion $to -ude between riht

and wron%, remo)e from you $all% e)il $that may afflict% you, and fori)e you0 for Allah is

the &ord of race unbounded.

30. +emember how the *nbelie)ers "lotted aainst thee, to #ee" thee in bonds, or slay thee,

or et thee out $of thy home%. !hey "lot and "lan, and Allah too "lans; but the best of "lanners

is Allah.

31. (hen /ur Sins are rehearsed to them, they say0 1(e ha)e heard this $before%0 if we

wished, we could say $words% li#e these0 these are nothin but tales of the ancients.1

32. +emember how they said0 1/ Allah if this is indeed the !ruth from !hee, rain down on us

a shower of stones form the s#y, or send us a rie)ous "enalty.1

33. 'ut Allah was not oin to send them a "enalty whilst thou wast amonst them; nor was

e oin to send it whilst they could as# for "ardon.



34. 'ut what "lea ha)e they that Allah should not "unish them, when they #ee" out $men%

from the sacred Mosue 5 and they are not its uardians3 4o men can be its uardians e8ce"t

the rihteous; but most of them do not understand.

35. !heir "rayer at the ouse $of Allah. is nothin but whistlin and cla""in of hands0 $Its

only answer can be%, 1!aste ye the "enalty because ye blas"hemed.1

36. !he *nbelie)ers s"end their wealth to hinder $man% from the "ath of Allah, and so will

they continue to s"end; but in the end they will ha)e $only% rerets and sihs; at lenth they

will be o)ercome0 and the *nbelie)ers will be athered toether to ell;5

37. In order that Allah may se"arate the im"ure from the "ure, "ut the im"ure, one on another,

hea" them toether, and cast them into ell. !hey will be the ones to ha)e lost.

38. Say to the *nbelie)ers, if $now% they desist $from *nbelief%, their "ast would be fori)en

them; but if they "ersist, the "unishment of those before them is already $a matter of warnin

for them%.

39. And fiht them on until there is no more tumult or o""ression, and there "re)ail -ustice

and faith in Allah altoether and e)erywhere; but if they cease, )erily Allah doth see all that

they do.

40. If they refuse, be sure that Allah is your Protector 5 the best to "rotect and the best to hel".

41. And #now that out of all the booty that ye may acuire $in war%, a fifth share is assined to

Allah,5 and to the Messener, and to near relati)es, or"hans, the needy, and the wayfarer,5 if

ye do belie)e in Allah and in the re)elation (e sent down to /ur ser)ant on the Day of

!estin,5 the Day of the meetin of the two forces. or Allah hath "ower o)er all thins.

42. +emember ye were on the hither side of the )alley, and they on the farther side, and the

cara)an on lower round than ye. 7)en if ye had made a mutual a""ointment to meet, ye

would certainly ha)e failed in the a""ointment0 'ut $thus ye met%, that Allah miht

accom"lish a matter already enacted; that those who died miht die after a clear Sin $had

been i)en%, and those who li)ed miht li)e after a Clear Sin $had been i)en%. And )erily

Allah is e (ho heareth and #noweth $all thins%.

43. +emember in thy dream Allah showed them to thee as few0 if e had shown them to thee

as many, ye would surely ha)e been discouraed, and ye would surely ha)e dis"uted in $your%decision; but Allah sa)ed $you%0 for e #noweth well the $secrets% of $all% hearts.

44. And remember when ye met, e showed them to you as few in your eyes, and e made

you a""ear as contem"tible in their eyes0 that Allah miht accom"lish a matter already

enacted. or to Allah do all uestions o bac# $for decision%.

45. / ye who belie)e2 (hen ye meet a force, be firm, and call Allah in remembrance much

$and often%; that ye may "ros"er0

46. And obey Allah and is Messener. and fall into no dis"utes, lest ye lose heart and your

"ower de"art; and be "atient and "erse)erin0 or Allah is with those who "atiently "erse)ere0



47. And be not li#e those who started from their homes insolently and to be seen of men, and

to hinder $men% from the "ath of Allah. or Allah com"asseth round about all that they do.

48. +emember Satan made their $sinful% acts seem allurin to them, and said0 14o one amon

men can o)ercome you this day, while I am near to you10 'ut when the two forces came in

siht of each other, he turned on his heels, and said0 1&o2 I am clear of you; lo2 I see what yesee not; &o2 I fear Allah. for Allah is strict in "unishment.1

49. &o2 the hy"ocrites say, and those in whose hearts is a disease0 1!hese "eo"le,5 their

reliion has misled them.1 'ut if any trust in Allah, behold2 Allah is 78alted in miht, (ise.

50. If thou couldst see, when the anels ta#e the souls of the *nbelie)ers $at death%, $ow%

they smite their faces and their bac#s, $sayin%0 1!aste the "enalty of the bla6in ire5

51. 1'ecause of $the deeds% which your $own% hands sent forth; for Allah is ne)er un-ust to

is ser)ants0

52. 1$Deeds% after the manner of the "eo"le of Pharaoh and of those before them0 !hey

re-ected the Sins of Allah, and Allah "unished them for their crimes0 for Allah is Stron, and

Strict in "unishment0

53. 1'ecause Allah will ne)er chane the race which e hath bestowed on a "eo"le until

they chane what is in their $own% souls0 and )erily Allah is e (ho heareth and #noweth $all

thins%.1

54. $Deeds% after the manner of the "eo"le of Pharaoh and those before them10 !hey treated as

false the Sins of their &ord0 so (e destroyed them for their crimes, and (e drowned the

"eo"le of Pharaoh0 for they were all o""ressors and wron5 doers.

55. or the worst of beasts in the siht of Allah are those who re-ect im0 !hey will not

belie)e.

56. !hey are those with whom thou didst ma#e a co)enant, but they brea# their co)enant

e)ery time, and they ha)e not the fear $of Allah..

57. If ye ain the mastery o)er them in war, dis"erse, with them, those who follow them, that

they may remember.

58. If thou fearest treachery from any rou", throw bac# $their co)enant% to them, $so as to be%

on eual terms0 for Allah lo)eth not the treacherous.

59. &et not the unbelie)ers thin# that they can et the better $of the odly%0 they will ne)er

frustrate $them%.

60. Aainst them ma#e ready your strenth to the utmost of your "ower, includin steeds of

war, to stri#e terror into $the hearts of% the enemies, of Allah and your enemies, and others

besides, whom ye may not #now, but whom Allah doth #now. (hate)er ye shall s"end in the

cause of Allah, shall be re"aid unto you, and ye shall not be treated un-ustly.



61. 'ut if the enemy incline towards "eace, do thou $also% incline towards "eace, and trust in

Allah. for e is /ne that heareth and #noweth $all thins%.

62. Should they intend to decei)e thee,5 )erily Allah sufficeth thee0 e it is !hat hath

strenthened thee with is aid and with $the com"any of% the 'elie)ers;

63. And $moreo)er% e hath "ut affection between their hearts0 not if thou hadst s"ent all that

is in the earth, couldst thou ha)e "roduced that affection, but Allah hath done it0 for e is

78alted in miht, (ise.

64. / Messener. sufficient unto thee is Allah,5 $unto thee% and unto those who follow thee

amon the 'elie)ers.

65. / Messener. rouse the 'elie)ers to the fiht. If there are twenty amonst you, "atient and

"erse)erin, they will )anuish two hundred0 if a hundred, they will )anuish a thousand of

the *nbelie)ers0 for these are a "eo"le without understandin.

66. or the "resent, Allah hath lihtened your $tas#%, for e #noweth that there is a wea# s"ot

in you0 'ut $e)en so%, if there are a hundred of you, "atient and "erse)erin, they will

)anuish two hundred, and if a thousand, they will )anuish two thousand, with the lea)e of

Allah. for Allah is with those who "atiently "erse)ere.

67. It is not fittin for an a"ostle that he should ha)e "risoners of war until he hath thorouhly

subdued the land. :e loo# for the tem"oral oods of this world; but Allah loo#eth to the

ereafter0 And Allah is 78alted in miht, (ise.

68. ad it not been for a "re)ious ordainment from Allah, a se)ere "enalty would ha)e

reached you for the $ransom% that ye too#.

69. 'ut $now% en-oy what ye too# in war, lawful and ood0 but fear Allah. for Allah is /ft5

fori)in, Most Merciful.

70. / Messener. say to those who are ca"ti)es in your hands0 1If Allah findeth any ood in

your hearts, e will i)e you somethin better than what has been ta#en from you, and e

will fori)e you0 for Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.1

71. 'ut if they ha)e treacherous desins aainst thee, $/ Messener.%, they ha)e already been

in treason aainst Allah, and so hath e i)en $thee% "ower o)er them. And Allah so e (hohath $full% #nowlede and wisdom.

72. !hose who belie)ed, and ado"ted e8ile, and fouht for the aith, with their "ro"erty and

their "ersons, in the cause of Allah, as well as those who a)e $them% asylum and aid,5 these

are $all% friends and "rotectors, one of another. As to those who belie)ed but came not into

e8ile, ye owe no duty of "rotection to them until they come into e8ile; but if they see# your

aid in reliion, it is your duty to hel" them, e8ce"t aainst a "eo"le with whom ye ha)e a

treaty of mutual alliance. And $remember% Allah seeth all that ye do.

73. !he *nbelie)ers are "rotectors, one of another0 *nless ye do this, $"rotect each other%,

there would be tumult and o""ression on earth, and reat mischief.



74. !hose who belie)e, and ado"t e8ile, and fiht for the aith, in the cause of Allah as well

as those who i)e $them% asylum and aid,5 these are $all% in )ery truth the 'elie)ers0 for them

is the fori)eness of sins and a "ro)ision most enerous.

75. And those who acce"t aith subseuently, and ado"t e8ile, and fiht for the aith in your

com"any,5 they are of you. 'ut #indred by blood ha)e "rior rihts aainst each other in the'oo# of Allah. >erily Allah is well5acuainted with all thins.

Surah 9. /epen)an,e# i%pen%a)ion

1. A $declaration% of immunity from Allah and is Messener, to those of the Paans with

whom ye ha)e contracted mutual alliances05

2. Go ye, then, for four months, bac#wards and forwards, $as ye will%, throuhout the land,

but #now ye that ye cannot frustrate Allah $by your falsehood% but that Allah will co)er with

shame those who re-ect im.

3. And an announcement from Allah and is Messener, to the "eo"le $assembled% on the day

of the Great Pilrimae,5 that Allah and is Messener dissol)e $treaty% obliations with the

Paans. If then, ye re"ent, it were best for you; but if ye turn away, #now ye that ye cannot

frustrate Allah. And "roclaim a rie)ous "enalty to those who re-ect aith.

4. $'ut the treaties are% not dissol)ed with those Paans with whom ye ha)e entered into

alliance and who ha)e not subseuently failed you in auht, nor aided any one aainst you. So

fulfil your enaements with them to the end of their term0 for Allah lo)eth the rihteous.

5. 'ut when the forbidden months are "ast, then fiht and slay the Paans where)er ye find

them, an sei6e them, beleauer them, and lie in wait for them in e)ery strataem $of war%; but

if they re"ent, and establish reular "rayers and "ractise reular charity, then o"en the way for

them0 for Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

6. If one amonst the Paans as# thee for asylum, rant it to him, so that he may hear the

word of Allah. and then escort him to where he can be secure. !hat is because they are men

without #nowlede.

7. ow can there be a leaue, before Allah and is Messener, with the Paans, e8ce"t those

with whom ye made a treaty near the sacred Mosue3 As lon as these stand true to you,stand ye true to them0 for Allah doth lo)e the rihteous.

8. ow $can there be such a leaue%, seein that if they et an ad)antae o)er you, they

res"ect not in you the ties either of #inshi" or of co)enant3 (ith $fair words from% their

mouths they entice you, but their hearts are a)erse from you; and most of them are rebellious

and wic#ed.

9. !he Sins of Allah ha)e they sold for a miserable "rice, and $many% ha)e they hindered

from is way0 e)il indeed are the deeds they ha)e done.

10. In a 'elie)er they res"ect not the ties either of #inshi" or of co)enant2 It is they who ha)etransressed all bounds.



11. 'ut $e)en so%, if they re"ent, establish reular "rayers, and "ractise reular charity,5 they

are your brethren in aith0 $thus% do (e e8"lain the Sins in detail, for those who understand.

12. 'ut if they )iolate their oaths after their co)enant, and taunt you for your aith,5 fiht ye

the chiefs of *nfaith0 for their oaths are nothin to them0 that thus they may be restrained.

13. (ill ye not fiht "eo"le who )iolated their oaths, "lotted to e8"el the Messener, and too#

the aressi)e by bein the first $to assault% you3 Do ye fear them3 4ay, it is Allah (hom ye

should more -ustly fear, if ye belie)e2

14. iht them, and Allah will "unish them by your hands, co)er them with shame, hel" you

$to )ictory% o)er them, heal the breasts of 'elie)ers,

15. And still the indination of their hearts. or Allah will turn $in mercy% to whom e will;

and Allah is All5=nowin, All5(ise.

16. /r thin# ye that ye shall be abandoned, as thouh Allah did not #now those amon youwho stri)e with miht and main, and ta#e none for friends and "rotectors e8ce"t Allah, is

Messener, and the $community of% 'elie)ers3 'ut Allah is well5 acuainted with $all% that ye

do.

17. It is not for such as -oin ods with Allah, to )isit or maintain the mosues of Allah while

they witness aainst their own souls to infidelity. !he wor#s of such bear no fruit0 In ire

shall they dwell.

18. !he mosues of Allah shall be )isited and maintained by such as belie)e in Allah and the

&ast Day, establish reular "rayers, and "ractise reular charity, and fear none $at all% e8ce"t

Allah. It is they who are e8"ected to be on true uidance.

19. Do ye ma#e the i)in of drin# to "ilrims, or the maintenance of the Sacred Mosue,

eual to $the "ious ser)ice of% those who belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day, and stri)e with

miht and main in the cause of Allah. !hey are not com"arable in the siht of Allah. and

Allah uides not those who do wron.

20. !hose who belie)e, and suffer e8ile and stri)e with miht and main, in Allah.s cause, with

their oods and their "ersons, ha)e the hihest ran# in the siht of Allah. they are the "eo"le

who will achie)e $sal)ation%.

21. !heir &ord doth i)e them lad tidins of a Mercy from imself, of is ood "leasure,

and of ardens for them, wherein are delihts that endure0

22. !hey will dwell therein for e)er. >erily in Allah.s "resence is a reward, the reatest $of

all%.

23. / ye who belie)e2 ta#e not for "rotectors your fathers and your brothers if they lo)e

infidelity abo)e aith0 if any of you do so, they do wron.

24. Say0 If it be that your fathers, your sons, your brothers, your mates, or your #indred; the

wealth that ye ha)e ained; the commerce in which ye fear a decline0 or the dwellins in



which ye deliht 5 are dearer to you than Allah, or is Messener, or the stri)in in is

cause;5 then wait until Allah brins about is decision0 and Allah uides not the rebellious.

25. Assuredly Allah did hel" you in many battle5fields and on the day of unain0 'ehold2

your reat numbers elated you, but they a)ailed you nauht0 the land, for all that it is wide,

did constrain you, and ye turned bac# in retreat.

26. 'ut Allah did "our is calm on the Messener and on the 'elie)ers, and sent down forces

which ye saw not0 e "unished the *nbelie)ers; thus doth e reward those without aith.

27. Aain will Allah, after this, turn $in mercy% to whom e will0 for Allah is /ft5 fori)in,

Most Merciful.

28. / ye who belie)e2 !ruly the Paans are unclean; so let them not, after this year of theirs,

a""roach the Sacred Mosue. And if ye fear "o)erty, soon will Allah enrich you, if e wills,

out of is bounty, for Allah is All5#nowin, All5wise.

29. iht those who belie)e not in Allah nor the &ast Day, nor hold that forbidden which hath

been forbidden by Allah and is Messener, nor ac#nowlede the reliion of !ruth, $e)en if

they are% of the Peo"le of the 'oo#, until they "ay the Ji6ya with willin submission, and feel

themsel)es subdued.

30. !he Jews call 9*6air a son of Allah, and the Christians call Christ the son of Allah. !hat is

a sayin from their mouth; $in this% they but imitate what the unbelie)ers of old used to say.

Allah.s curse be on them0 how they are deluded away from the !ruth2

31. !hey ta#e their "riests and their anchorites to be their lords in deroation of Allah, and

$they ta#e as their &ord% Christ the son of Mary; yet they were commanded to worshi" but

/ne Allah. there is no od but e. Praise and lory to im0 $ar is e% from ha)in the

"artners they associate $with im%.

32. ain would they e8tinuish Allah.s liht with their mouths, but Allah will not allow but

that is liht should be "erfected, e)en thouh the *nbelie)ers may detest $it%.

33. It is e (ho hath sent is Messener with uidance and the +eliion of !ruth, to

"roclaim it o)er all reliion, e)en thouh the Paans may detest $it%.

34. / ye who belie)e2 there are indeed many amon the "riests and anchorites, who inalsehood de)our the substance of men and hinder $them% from the way of Allah. And there

are those who bury old and sil)er and s"end it not in the way of Allah. announce unto them a

most rie)ous "enalty5

35. /n the Day when heat will be "roduced out of that $wealth% in the fire of ell, and with it

will be branded their foreheads, their flan#s, and their bac#s, their flan#s, and their bac#s.5

1!his is the $treasure% which ye buried for yoursel)es0 taste ye, then, the $treasures% ye

buried21

36. !he number of months in the siht of Allah is twel)e $in a year%5 so ordained by im the

day e created the hea)ens and the earth; of them four are sacred0 that is the straiht usae.



So wron not yoursel)es therein, and fiht the Paans all toether as they fiht you all

toether. 'ut #now that Allah is with those who restrain themsel)es.

37. >erily the trans"osin $of a "rohibited month% is an addition to *nbelief0 the *nbelie)ers

are led to wron thereby0 for they ma#e it lawful one year, and forbidden another year, in

order to ad-ust the number of months forbidden by Allah and ma#e such forbidden oneslawful. !he e)il of their course seems "leasin to them. 'ut Allah uideth not those who

re-ect aith.

38. / ye who belie)e2 what is the matter with you, that, when ye are as#ed to o forth in the

cause of Allah, ye clin hea)ily to the earth3 Do ye "refer the life of this world to the

ereafter3 'ut little is the comfort of this life, as com"ared with the ereafter.

39. *nless ye o forth, e will "unish you with a rie)ous "enalty, and "ut others in your

"lace; but im ye would not harm in the least. or Allah hath "ower o)er all thins.

40. If ye hel" not $your leader%, $it is no matter%0 for Allah did indeed hel" him, when the*nbelie)ers dro)e him out0 he had no more than one com"anion; they two were in the ca)e,

and he said to his com"anion, 1a)e no fear, for Allah is with us10 then Allah sent down is

"eace u"on him, and strenthened him with forces which ye saw not, and humbled to the

de"ths the word of the *nbelie)ers. 'ut the word of Allah is e8alted to the heihts0 for Allah

is 78alted in miht, (ise.

41. Go ye forth, $whether eui""ed% lihtly or hea)ily, and stri)e and strule, with your

oods and your "ersons, in the cause of Allah. !hat is best for you, if ye $but% #new.

42. If there had been immediate ain $in siht%, and the -ourney easy, they would $all% without

doubt ha)e followed thee, but the distance was lon, $and weihed% on them. !hey would

indeed swear by Allah, 1If we only could, we should certainly ha)e come out with you10 !hey

would destroy their own souls; for Allah doth #now that they are certainly lyin.

43. Allah i)e thee race2 why didst thou rant them until those who told the truth were seen

by thee in a clear liht, and thou hadst "ro)ed the liars3

44. !hose who belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day as# thee for no e8em"tion from fihtin

with their oods and "ersons. And Allah #noweth well those who do their duty.

45. /nly those as# thee for e8em"tion who belie)e not in Allah and the &ast Day, and whosehearts are in doubt, so that they are tossed in their doubts to and fro.

46. If they had intended to come out, they would certainly ha)e made some "re"aration

therefor; but Allah was a)erse to their bein sent forth; so e made them la behind, and they

were told, 1Sit ye amon those who sit $inacti)e%.1

47. If they had come out with you, they would not ha)e added to your $strenth% but only

$made for% disorder, hurryin to and fro in your midst and sowin sedition amon you, and

there would ha)e been some amon you who would ha)e listened to them. 'ut Allah #noweth

well those who do wron.



48. Indeed they had "lotted sedition before, and u"set matters for thee, until,5 the !ruth

arri)ed, and the Decree of Allah became manifest much to their disust.

49. Amon them is $many% a man who says0 1Grant me e8em"tion and draw me not into

trial.1 a)e they not fallen into trial already3 and indeed ell surrounds the *nbelie)ers $on

all sides%.

50. If ood befalls thee, it rie)es them; but if a misfortune befalls thee, they say, 1(e too#

indeed our "recautions beforehand,1 and they turn away re-oicin.

51. Say0 14othin will ha""en to us e8ce"t what Allah has decreed for us0 e is our

"rotector10 and on Allah let the 'elie)ers "ut their trust.

52. Say0 1Can you e8"ect for us $any fate% other than one of two lorious thins5 $Martyrdom

or )ictory%3 'ut we can e8"ect for you either that Allah will send his "unishment from

imself, or by our hands. So wait $e8"ectant%; we too will wait with you.1

53. Say0 1S"end $for the cause% willinly or unwillinly0 not from you will it be acce"ted0 for

ye are indeed a "eo"le rebellious and wic#ed.1

54. !he only reasons why their contributions are not acce"ted are0 that they re-ect Allah and

is Messener. that they come to "rayer without earnestness; and that they offer contributions

unwillinly.

55. &et not their wealth nor their $followin in% sons da66le thee0 in reality Allah.s "lan is to

"unish them with these thins in this life, and that their souls may "erish in their $)ery% denial

of Allah.

56. !hey swear by Allah that they are indeed of you; but they are not of you0 yet they are

afraid $to a""ear in their true colours%.

57. If they could find a "lace to flee to, or ca)es, or a "lace of concealment, they would turn

straihtaway thereto, with an obstinate rush.

58. And amon them are men who slander thee in the matter of $the distribution of% the alms0

if they are i)en "art thereof, they are "leased, but if not, behold2 they are indinant2

59. If only they had been content with what Allah and is Messener a)e them, and hadsaid, 1Sufficient unto us is Allah. Allah and is Messener will soon i)e us of is bounty0 to

Allah do we turn our ho"es21 $that would ha)e been the riht course%.

60. Alms are for the "oor and the needy, and those em"loyed to administer the $funds%; for

those whose hearts ha)e been $recently% reconciled $to !ruth%; for those in bondae and in

debt; in the cause of Allah. and for the wayfarer0 $thus is it% ordained by Allah, and Allah is

full of #nowlede and wisdom.

61. Amon them are men who molest the Pro"het and say, 1e is $all% ear.1 Say, 1e listens

to what is best for you0 he belie)es in Allah, has faith in the 'elie)ers, and is a Mercy to those

of you who belie)e.1 'ut those who molest the Messener will ha)e a rie)ous "enalty.



62. !o you they swear by Allah. In order to "lease you0 'ut it is more fittin that they should

"lease Allah and is Messener, if they are 'elie)ers.

63. =now they not that for those who o""ose Allah and is Messener, is the ire of ell35

wherein they shall dwell. !hat is the su"reme disrace.

64. !he y"ocrites are afraid lest a Sura should be sent down about them, showin them what

is $really "assin% in their hearts. Say0 1Moc# ye2 'ut )erily Allah will brin to liht all that

ye fear $should be re)ealed%.

65. If thou dost uestion them, they declare $with em"hasis%0 1(e were only tal#in idly and

in "lay.1 Say0 1(as it at Allah, and is Sins, and is Messener, that ye were moc#in31

66. Ma#e ye no e8cuses0 ye ha)e re-ected aith after ye had acce"ted it. If (e "ardon some of

you, (e will "unish others amonst you, for that they are in sin.

67. !he y"ocrites, men and women, $ha)e an understandin% with each other0 !hey en-oine)il, and forbid what is -ust, and are close with their hands. !hey ha)e forotten Allah. so e

hath forotten them. >erily the y"ocrites are rebellious and "er)erse.

68. Allah hath "romised the y"ocrites men and women, and the re-ecters, of aith, the fire of

ell0 !herein shall they dwell0 Sufficient is it for them0 for them is the curse of Allah, and an

endurin "unishment,5

69. As in the case of those before you0 they were mihtier than you in "ower, and more

flourishin in wealth and children. !hey had their en-oyment of their "ortion0 and ye ha)e of

yours, as did those before you; and ye indule in idle tal# as they did. !hey25 their wor# are

fruitless in this world and in the ereafter, and they will lose $all s"iritual ood%.

70. ath not the story reached them of those before them35 the Peo"le of 4oah, and 9Ad, and

!hamud; the Peo"le of Abraham, the men of Midian, and the cities o)erthrown. !o them

came their a"ostles with clear sins. It is not Allah (ho wrons them, but they wron their

own souls.

71. !he 'elie)ers, men and women, are "rotectors one of another0 they en-oin what is -ust,

and forbid what is e)il0 they obser)e reular "rayers, "ractise reular charity, and obey Allah

and is Messener. /n them will Allah "our is mercy0 for Allah is 78alted in "ower, (ise.

72. Allah hath "romised to 'elie)ers, men and women, ardens under which ri)ers flow, to

dwell therein, and beautiful mansions in ardens of e)erlastin bliss. 'ut the reatest bliss is

the ood "leasure of Allah. that is the su"reme felicity.

73. / Pro"het2 stri)e hard aainst the unbelie)ers and the y"ocrites, and be firm aainst

them. !heir abode is ell,5 an e)il refue indeed.

74. !hey swear by Allah that they said nothin $e)il%, but indeed they uttered blas"hemy, and

they did it after acce"tin Islam; and they meditated a "lot which they were unable to carry

out0 this re)ene of theirs was $their% only return for the bounty with which Allah and is

Messener had enriched them2 If they re"ent, it will be best for them; but if they turn bac# $to



their e)il ways%, Allah will "unish them with a rie)ous "enalty in this life and in the

ereafter0 !hey shall ha)e none on earth to "rotect or hel" them.

75. Amonst them are men who made a co)enant with Allah, that if e bestowed on them of

is bounty, they would i)e $larely% in charity, and be truly amonst those who are

rihteous.

76. 'ut when e did bestow of is bounty, they became co)etous, and turned bac# $from

their co)enant%, a)erse $from its fulfilment%.

77. So e hath "ut as a conseuence hy"ocrisy into their hearts, $to last% till the Day, whereon

they shall meet im0 because they bro#e their co)enant with Allah, and because they lied

$aain and aain%.

78. =now they not that Allah doth #now their secret $thouhts% and their secret counsels, and

that Allah #noweth well all thins unseen3

79. !hose who slander such of the belie)ers as i)e themsel)es freely to $deeds of% charity, as

well as such as can find nothin to i)e e8ce"t the fruits of their labour,5 and throw ridicule

on them,5 Allah will throw bac# their ridicule on them0 and they shall ha)e a rie)ous "enalty.

80. (hether thou as# for their fori)eness, or not, $their sin is unfori)able%0 if thou as#

se)enty times for their fori)eness, Allah will not fori)e them0 because they ha)e re-ected

Allah and is Messener. and Allah uideth not those who are "er)ersely rebellious.

81. !hose who were left behind $in the !abu# e8"edition% re-oiced in their inaction behind the

bac# of the Messener of Allah. they hated to stri)e and fiht, with their oods and their

"ersons, in the cause of Allah. they said, 1Go not forth in the heat.1 Say, 1!he fire of ell is

fiercer in heat.1 If only they could understand2

82. &et them lauh a little0 much will they wee"0 a recom"ense for the $e)il% that they do.

83. If, then, Allah brin thee bac# to any of them, and they as# thy "ermission to come out

$with thee%, say0 14e)er shall ye come out with me, nor fiht an enemy with me0 for ye

"referred to sit inacti)e on the first occasion0 !hen sit ye $now% with those who la behind.1

84. 4or do thou e)er "ray for any of them that dies, nor stand at his ra)e; for they re-ected

Allah and is Messener, and died in a state of "er)erse rebellion.

85. 4or let their wealth nor their $followin in% sons da66le thee0 Allah.s "lan is to "unish

them with these thins in this world, and that their souls may "erish in their $)ery% denial of

Allah.

86. (hen a Sura comes down, en-oinin them to belie)e in Allah and to stri)e and fiht alon

with is Messener, those with wealth and influence amon them as# thee for e8em"tion, and

say0 1&ea)e us $behind%0 we would be with those who sit $at home%.1

87. !hey "refer to be with $the women%, who remain behind $at home%0 their hearts are sealed

and so they understand not.



88. 'ut the Messener, and those who belie)e with him, stri)e and fiht with their wealth and

their "ersons0 for them are $all% ood thins0 and it is they who will "ros"er.

89. Allah hath "re"ared for them ardens under which ri)ers flow, to dwell therein0 that is the

su"reme felicity.

90. And there were, amon the desert Arabs $also%, men who made e8cuses and came to claim

e8em"tion; and those who were false to Allah and is Messener $merely% sat inacti)e. Soon

will a rie)ous "enalty sei6e the *nbelie)ers amon them.

91. !here is no blame on those who are infirm, or ill, or who find no resources to s"end $on

the cause%, if they are sincere $in duty% to Allah and is Messener. no round $of com"laint%

can there be aainst such as do riht0 and Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

92. 4or $is there blame% on those who came to thee to be "ro)ided with mounts, and when

thou saidst, 1I can find no mounts for you,1 they turned bac#, their eyes streamin with tears

of rief that they had no resources wherewith to "ro)ide the e8"enses.

93. !he round $of com"laint% is aainst such as claim e8em"tion while they are rich. !hey

"refer to stay with the $women% who remain behind0 Allah hath sealed their hearts; so they

#now not $(hat they miss%.

94. !hey will "resent their e8cuses to you when ye return to them. Say thou0 1Present no

e8cuses0 we shall not belie)e you0 Allah hath already informed us of the true state of matters

concernin you0 It is your actions that Allah and is Messener will obser)e0 in the end will

ye be brouht bac# to im (ho #noweth what is hidden and what is o"en0 then will e show

you the truth of all that ye did.1

95. !hey will swear to you by Allah, when ye return to them, that ye may lea)e them alone.

So lea)e them alone0 or they are an abomination, and ell is their dwellin5"lace,5a fittin

recom"ense for the $e)il% that they did.

96. !hey will swear unto you, that ye may be "leased with them but if ye are "leased with

them, Allah is not "leased with those who disobey.

97. !he Arabs of the desert are the worst in *nbelief and hy"ocrisy, and most fitted to be in

inorance of the command which Allah hath sent down to is Messener. 'ut Allah is All5

#nowin, All5(ise.

98. Some of the desert Arabs loo# u"on their "ayments as a fine, and watch for disasters for

you0 on them be the disaster of e)il0 for Allah is e !hat heareth and #noweth $all thins%.

99. 'ut some of the desert Arabs belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day, and loo# on their

"ayments as "ious ifts brinin them nearer to Allah and obtainin the "rayers of the

Messener. Aye, indeed they brin them nearer $to im%0 soon will Allah admit them to is

Mercy0 for Allah is /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

100. !he )anuard $of Islam%5 the first of those who forsoo# $their homes% and of those who

a)e them aid, and $also% those who follow them in $all% ood deeds,5 well5 "leased is Allah



with them, as are they with im0 for them hath e "re"ared ardens under which ri)ers flow,

to dwell therein for e)er0 that is the su"reme felicity.

101. Certain of the desert Arabs round about you are hy"ocrites, as well as $desert Arabs%

amon the Medina fol#0 they are obstinate in hy"ocrisy0 thou #nowest them not0 (e #now

them0 twice shall (e "unish them0 and in addition shall they be sent to a rie)ous "enalty.

102. /thers $there are who% ha)e ac#nowleded their wron5doins0 they ha)e mi8ed an act

that was ood with another that was e)il. Perha"s Allah will turn unto them $in Mercy%0 for

Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

103. /f their oods, ta#e alms, that so thou mihtest "urify and sanctify them; and "ray on

their behalf. >erily thy "rayers are a source of security for them0 And Allah is /ne (ho

heareth and #noweth.

104. =now they not that Allah doth acce"t re"entance from is )otaries and recei)es their

ifts of charity, and that Allah is )erily e, the /ft5+eturnin, Most Merciful3

105. And say0 1(or# $rihteousness%0 Soon will Allah obser)e your wor#, and is

Messener, and the 'elie)ers0 Soon will ye be brouht bac# to the #nower of what is hidden

and what is o"en0 then will e show you the truth of all that ye did.1

106. !here are $yet% others, held in sus"ense for the command of Allah, whether e will

"unish them, or turn in mercy to them0 and Allah is All5=nowin, (ise.

107. And there are those who "ut u" a mosue by way of mischief and infidelity 5 to disunite

the 'elie)ers 5 and in "re"aration for one who warred aainst Allah and is Messener

aforetime. !hey will indeed swear that their intention is nothin but ood; 'ut Allah doth

declare that they are certainly liars.

108. 4e)er stand thou forth therein. !here is a mosue whose foundation was laid from the

first day on "iety; it is more worthy of the standin forth $for "rayer% therein. In it are men

who lo)e to be "urified; and Allah lo)eth those who ma#e themsel)es "ure.

109. (hich then is best3 5 he that layeth his foundation on "iety to Allah and is ood

"leasure3 5 or he that layeth his foundation on an undermined sand5cliff ready to crumble to

"ieces3 and it doth crumble to "ieces with him, into the fire of ell. And Allah uideth not

"eo"le that do wron.

110. !he foundation of those who so build is ne)er free from sus"icion and sha#iness in their

hearts, until their hearts are cut to "ieces. And Allah is All5=nowin, (ise.

111. Allah hath "urchased of the belie)ers their "ersons and their oods; for theirs $in return%

is the arden $of Paradise%0 they fiht in is cause, and slay and are slain0 a "romise bindin

on im in truth, throuh the &aw, the Gos"el, and the <ur9an0 and who is more faithful to his

co)enant than Allah. then re-oice in the barain which ye ha)e concluded0 that is the

achie)ement su"reme.

112. !hose that turn $to Allah. in re"entance; that ser)e im, and "raise im; that wander inde)otion to the cause of Allah,0 that bow down and "rostrate themsel)es in "rayer; that en-oin



ood and forbid e)il; and obser)e the limit set by Allah.5 $!hese do re-oice%. So "roclaim the

lad tidins to the 'elie)ers.

113. It is not fittin, for the Pro"het and those who belie)e, that they should "ray for

fori)eness for Paans, e)en thouh they be of #in, after it is clear to them that they are

com"anions of the ire.

114. And Abraham "rayed for his father9s fori)eness only because of a "romise he had made

to him. 'ut when it became clear to him that he was an enemy to Allah, he dissociated

himself from him0 for Abraham was most tender5hearted, forbearin.

115. And Allah will not mislead a "eo"le after e hath uided them, in order that e may

ma#e clear to them what to fear $and a)oid%5 for Allah hath #nowlede of all thins.

116. *nto Allah beloneth the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth. e i)eth life and e

ta#eth it. 78ce"t for im ye ha)e no "rotector nor hel"er.

117. Allah turned with fa)our to the Pro"het, the Muha-irs, and the Ansar,5 who followed him

in a time of distress, after that the hearts of a "art of them had nearly swer)ed $from duty%; but

e turned to them $also%0 for e is unto them Most =ind, Most Merciful.

118. $e turned in mercy also% to the three who were left behind; $they felt uilty% to such a

deree that the earth seemed constrained to them, for all its s"aciousness, and their $)ery%

souls seemed straitened to them,5 and they "ercei)ed that there is no fleein from Allah $and

no refue% but to imself. !hen e turned to them, that they miht re"ent0 for Allah is /ft5

+eturnin, Most Merciful.

119. / ye who belie)e2 ear Allah and be with those who are true $in word and deed%.

120. It was not fittin for the "eo"le of Medina and the 'edouin Arabs of the neihbourhood,

to refuse to follow Allah.s Messener, nor to "refer their own li)es to his0 because nothin

could they suffer or do, but was rec#oned to their credit as a deed of rihteousness,5 whether

they suffered thirst, or fatiue, or huner, in the cause of Allah, or trod "aths to raise the ire of

the *nbelie)ers, or recei)ed any in-ury whate)er from an enemy0 for Allah suffereth not the

reward to be lost of those who do ood;5

121. 4or could they s"end anythin $for the cause% 5 small or reat5 nor cut across a )alley,

but the deed is inscribed to their credit0 that Allah may reuite their deed with the best$"ossible reward%.

122. 4or should the 'elie)ers all o forth toether0 if a continent from e)ery e8"edition

remained behind, they could de)ote themsel)es to studies in reliion, and admonish the

"eo"le when they return to them,5 that thus they $may learn% to uard themsel)es $aainst

e)il%.

123. / ye who belie)e2 fiht the unbelie)ers who ird you about, and let them find firmness

in you0 and #now that Allah is with those who fear im.

124. (hene)er there cometh down a sura, some of them say0 1(hich of you has had is faithincreased by it31 :ea, those who belie)e,5 their faith is increased and they do re-oice.



125. 'ut those in whose hearts is a disease,5 it will add doubt to their doubt, and they will die

in a state of *nbelief.

126. See they not that they are tried e)ery year once or twice3 :et they turn not in re"entance,

and they ta#e no heed.

127. (hene)er there cometh down a Sura, they loo# at each other, $sayin%, 1Doth anyone see

you31 !hen they turn aside0 Allah hath turned their hearts $from the liht%; for they are a

"eo"le that understand not.

128. 4ow hath come unto you an Messener from amonst yoursel)es0 it rie)es him that ye

should "erish0 ardently an8ious is he o)er you0 to the 'elie)ers is he most #ind and merciful.

129. 'ut if they turn away, Say0 1$Allah% sufficeth me0 there is no od but e0 /n im is my

trust,5 e the &ord of the !hrone $of Glory% Su"reme21

Surah 10. onah

1. A.&.+. !hese are the ayats of the 'oo# of (isdom.

2. Is it a matter of wonderment to men that (e ha)e sent /ur ins"iration to a man from

amon themsel)es35 that he should warn man#ind $of their daner%, and i)e the ood news

to the 'elie)ers that they ha)e before their &ord the lofty ran# of truth. $'ut% say the

*nbelie)ers0 1!his is indeed an e)ident sorcerer21

3. >erily your &ord is Allah, who created the hea)ens and the earth in si8 days, and is firmly

established on the throne $of authority%, reulatin and o)ernin all thins. 4o intercessor

$can "lead with im% e8ce"t after is lea)e $hath been obtained%. !his is Allah your &ord;

im therefore ser)e ye0 will ye not recei)e admonition3

4. !o im will be your return5 of all of you. !he "romise of Allah is true and sure. It is e

(ho beinneth the "rocess of creation, and re"eateth it, that e may reward with -ustice those

who belie)e and wor# rihteousness; but those who re-ect im will ha)e drauhts of boilin

fluids, and a "enalty rie)ous, because they did re-ect im.

5. It is e (ho made the sun to be a shinin lory and the moon to be a liht $of beauty%, andmeasured out staes for her; that ye miht #now the number of years and the count $of time%.

4owise did Allah create this but in truth and rihteousness. $!hus% doth e e8"lain is Sins

in detail, for those who understand.

6. >erily, in the alternation of the niht and the day, and in all that Allah hath created, in the

hea)ens and the earth, are sins for those who fear im.

7. !hose who rest not their ho"e on their meetin with *s, but are "leased and satisfied with

the life of the "resent, and those who heed not /ur Sins,5

8. !heir abode is the ire, because of the $e)il% they earned.

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9. !hose who belie)e, and wor# rihteousness,5 their &ord will uide them because of their

faith0 beneath them will flow ri)ers in ardens of bliss.

10. $!his will be% their cry therein0 1Glory to !hee, / Allah.1 And 1Peace1 will be their

reetin therein2 and the close of their cry will be0 1Praise be to Allah, the Cherisher and

Sustainer of the worlds21

11. If Allah were to hasten for men the ill $they ha)e earned% as they would fain hasten on the

ood,5 then would their res"ite be settled at once. 'ut (e lea)e those who rest not their ho"e

on their meetin with *s, in their tres"asses, wanderin in distraction to and fro.

12. (hen trouble toucheth a man, e crieth unto *s $in all "ostures%5 lyin down on his side,

or sittin, or standin. 'ut when (e ha)e sol)ed his trouble, he "asseth on his way as if he

had ne)er cried to *s for a trouble that touched him2 thus do the deeds of transressors seem

fair in their eyes2

13. Generations before you (e destroyed when they did wron0 their a"ostles came to themwith clear5sins, but they would not belie)e2 thus do (e reuite those who sin2

14. !hen (e made you heirs in the land after them, to see how ye would beha)e2

15. 'ut when /ur Clear Sins are rehearsed unto them, those who rest not their ho"e on their

meetin with *s, Say0 1'rin us a readin other than this, or chane this,1 Say0 1It is not for

me, of my own accord, to chane it0 I follow nauht but what is re)ealed unto me0 if I were to

disobey my &ord, I should myself fear the "enalty of a Great Day $to come%.1

16. Say0 1If Allah had so willed, I should not ha)e rehearsed it to you, nor would e ha)e

made it #nown to you. A whole life5time before this ha)e I tarried amonst you0 will ye not

then understand31

17. (ho doth more wron than such as fore a lie aainst Allah, or deny is Sins3 'ut

ne)er will "ros"er those who sin.

18. !hey ser)e, besides Allah, thins that hurt them not nor "rofit them, and they say0 1!hese

are our intercessors with Allah.1 Say0 1Do ye indeed inform Allah of somethin e #nows

not, in the hea)ens or on earth35 Glory to im2 and far is e abo)e the "artners they ascribe

$to im%21

19. Man#ind was but one nation, but differed $later%. ad it not been for a word that went

forth before from thy &ord, their differences would ha)e been settled between them.

20. !hey say0 1(hy is not a sin sent down to him from his &ord31 Say0 1!he *nseen is only

for Allah $to #now%, then wait ye0 I too will wait with you.1

21. (hen (e ma#e man#ind taste of some mercy after ad)ersity hath touched them, behold2

they ta#e to "lottin aainst /ur Sins2 Say0 1Swifter to "lan is Allah.1 >erily, /ur

messeners record all the "lots that ye ma#e2

22. e it is (ho enableth you to tra)erse throuh land and sea; so that ye e)en board shi"s;5they sail with them with a fa)ourable wind, and they re-oice thereat; then comes a stormy



wind and the wa)es come to them from all sides, and they thin# they are bein o)erwhelmed0

they cry unto Allah, sincerely offerin $their% duty unto im sayin, 1If thou dost deli)er us

from this, we shall truly show our ratitude21

23. 'ut when he deli)ereth them, behold2 they transress insolently throuh the earth in

defiance of riht2 / man#ind2 your insolence is aainst your own souls,5 an en-oyment of thelife of the "resent0 in the end, to *s is your return, and (e shall show you the truth of all that

ye did.

24. !he li#eness of the life of the "resent is as the rain which (e send down from the s#ies0

by its minlin arises the "roduce of the earth5 which "ro)ides food for men and animals0 $It

rows% till the earth is clad with its olden ornaments and is dec#ed out $in beauty%0 the "eo"le

to whom it belons thin# they ha)e all "owers of dis"osal o)er it0 !here reaches it /ur

command by niht or by day, and (e ma#e it li#e a har)est clean5mown, as if it had not

flourished only the day before2 thus do (e e8"lain the Sins in detail for those who reflect.

25. 'ut Allah doth call to the ome of Peace0 e doth uide whom e "leaseth to a way thatis straiht.

26. !o those who do riht is a oodly $reward%5 :ea, more $than in measure%2 4o dar#ness

nor shame shall co)er their faces2 they are com"anions of the arden; they will abide therein

$for aye%2

27. 'ut those who ha)e earned e)il will ha)e a reward of li#e e)il0 inominy will co)er their

$faces%0 4o defender will they ha)e from $the wrath of% Allah. !heir faces will be co)ered, as

it were, with "ieces from the de"th of the dar#ness of niht0 they are com"anions of the ire0

they will abide therein $for aye%2

28. /ne day shall (e ather them all toether. !hen shall (e say to those who -oined ods

$with *s%0 1!o your "lace2 ye and those ye -oined as 9"artners9 (e shall se"arate them, and

their 1Partners1 shall say0 1It was not us that ye worshi""ed2

29. 17nouh is Allah for a witness between us and you0 we certainly #new nothin of your

worshi" of us21

30. !here will e)ery soul "ro)e $the fruits of% the deeds it sent before0 they will be brouht

bac# to Allah their rihtful &ord, and their in)ented falsehoods will lea)e them in the lurch.

31. Say0 1(ho is it that sustains you $in life% from the s#y and from the earth3 or who is it that

has "ower o)er hearin and siht3 And who is it that brins out the li)in from the dead and

the dead from the li)in3 and who is it that rules and reulates all affairs31 !hey will soon

say, 1$Allah%1. Say, 1will ye not then show "iety $to im%31

32. Such is Allah, your real Cherisher and Sustainer0 a"art from truth, what $remains% but

error3 ow then are ye turned away3

33. !hus is the word of thy &ord "ro)ed true aainst those who rebel0 >erily they will not

belie)e.



34. Say0 1/f your 9"artners9, can any oriinate creation and re"eat it31 Say0 1It is Allah (ho

oriinates creation and re"eats it0 then how are ye deluded away $from the truth%31

35. Say0 1/f your 9"artners9 is there any that can i)e any uidance towards truth31 Say0 1It is

Allah (ho i)es uidance towards truth, is then e (ho i)es uidance to truth more worthy

to be followed, or he who finds not uidance $himself% unless he is uided3 what then is thematter with you3 ow -ude ye31

36. 'ut most of them follow nothin but fancy0 truly fancy can be of no a)ail aainst truth.

>erily Allah is well aware of all that they do.

37. !his <ur9an is not such as can be "roduced by other than Allah. on the contrary it is a

confirmation of $re)elations% that went before it, and a fuller e8"lanation of the 'oo# 5

wherein there is no doubt 5 from the &ord of the worlds.

38. /r do they say, 1e fored it13 say0 1'rin then a Sura li#e unto it, and call $to your aid%

anyone you can besides Allah, if it be ye s"ea# the truth21

39. 4ay, they chare with falsehood that whose #nowlede they cannot com"ass, e)en before

the elucidation thereof hath reached them0 thus did those before them ma#e chares of

falsehood0 but see what was the end of those who did wron2

40. /f them there are some who belie)e therein, and some who do not0 and thy &ord #noweth

best those who are out for mischief.

41. If they chare thee with falsehood, say0 1My wor# to me, and yours to you2 ye are free

from res"onsibility for what I do, and I for what ye do21

42. Amon them are some who $"retend to% listen to thee0 'ut canst thou ma#e the deaf to

hear,5 e)en thouh they are without understandin3

43. And amon them are some who loo# at thee0 but canst thou uide the blind,5 e)en thouh

they will not see3

44. >erily Allah will not deal un-ustly with man in auht0 It is man that wrons his own soul.

45. /ne day e will ather them toether0 $It will be% as if they had tarried but an hour of a

day0 they will reconise each other0 assuredly those will be lost who denied the meetin withAllah and refused to recei)e true uidance.

46. (hether (e show thee $realised in thy life5time% some "art of what (e "romise them,5 or

(e ta#e thy soul $to /ur Mercy% $'efore that%,5 in any case, to *s is their return0 ultimately

Allah is witness, to all that they do.

47. !o e)ery "eo"le $was sent% an a"ostle0 when their a"ostle comes $before them%, the matter

will be -uded between them with -ustice, and they will not be wroned.

48. !hey say0 1(hen will this "romise come to "ass,5 if ye s"ea# the truth31



49. Say0 1I ha)e no "ower o)er any harm or "rofit to myself e8ce"t as Allah willeth. !o e)ery

"eo"le is a term a""ointed0 when their term is reached, not an hour can they cause delay, nor

$an hour% can they ad)ance $it in antici"ation%.1

50. Say0 1Do ye see,5 if is "unishment should come to you by niht or by day,5 what "ortion

of it would the sinners wish to hasten3

51. 1(ould ye then belie)e in it at last, when it actually cometh to "ass3 $It will then be said%0

9Ah2 now3 and ye wanted $aforetime% to hasten it on29

52. 1At lenth will be said to the wron5doers0 9!aste ye the endurin "unishment2 ye et but

the recom"ense of what ye earned291

53. !hey see# to be informed by thee0 1Is that true31 Say0 1Aye2 by my &ord2 it is the )ery

truth2 and ye cannot frustrate it21

54. 7)ery soul that hath sinned, if it "ossessed all that is on earth, would fain i)e it inransom0 !hey would declare $their% re"entance when they see the "enalty0 but the -udment

between them will be with -ustice, and no wron will be done unto them.

55. Is it not $the case% that to Allah beloneth whate)er is in the hea)ens and on earth3 Is it

not $the case% that Allah.s "romise is assuredly true3 :et most of them understand not.

56. It is e (ho i)eth life and who ta#eth it, and to im shall ye all be brouht bac#.

57. / man#ind2 there hath come to you a direction from your &ord and a healin for the

$diseases% in your hearts,5 and for those who belie)e, a uidance and a Mercy.

58. Say0 1In the bounty of Allah. And in is Mercy,5 in that let them re-oice10 that is better

than the $wealth% they hoard.

59. Say0 1See ye what thins Allah hath sent down to you for sustenance3 :et ye hold

forbidden some thins thereof and $some thins% lawful.1 Say0 1ath Allah indeed "ermitted

you, or do ye in)ent $thins% to attribute to Allah.1

60. And what thin# those who in)ent lies aainst Allah, of the Day of Judment3 >erily Allah

is full of bounty to man#ind, but most of them are unrateful.

61. In whate)er business thou mayest be, and whate)er "ortion thou mayest be recitin from

the <ur9an,5 and whate)er deed ye $man#ind% may be doin,5 (e are witnesses thereof when

ye are dee"ly enrossed therein. 4or is hidden from thy &ord $so much as% the weiht of an

atom on the earth or in hea)en. And not the least and not the reatest of these thins but are

recorded in a clear record.

62. 'ehold2 )erily on the friends of Allah there is no fear, nor shall they rie)e;

63. !hose who belie)e and $constantly% uard aainst e)il;5

64. or them are lad tidins, in the life of the "resent and in the ereafter; no chane canthere be in the words of Allah. !his is indeed the su"reme felicity.



65. &et not their s"eech rie)e thee0 for all "ower and honour belon to Allah. It is e (ho

heareth and #noweth $all thins%.

66. 'ehold2 )erily to Allah belon all creatures, in the hea)ens and on earth. (hat do they

follow who worshi" as is 1"artners1 other than Allah. !hey follow nothin but fancy, and

they do nothin but lie.

67. e it is !hat hath made you the niht that ye may rest therein, and the day to ma#e thins

)isible $to you%. >erily in this are sins for those who listen $to is Messae%.

68. !hey say0 1$Allah% hath beotten a son21 5 Glory be to im2 e is self5 sufficient2 is are

all thins in the hea)ens and on earth2 4o warrant ha)e ye for this2 say ye about Allah what

ye #now not3

69. Say0 1!hose who in)ent a lie aainst Allah will ne)er "ros"er.1

70. A little en-oyment in this world25 and then, to *s will be their return, then shall (e ma#ethem taste the se)erest "enalty for their blas"hemies.

71. +elate to them the story of 4oah. 'ehold2 he said to his "eo"le0 1/ my "eo"le, if it be

hard on your $mind% that I should stay $with you% and commemorate the sins of Allah,5 yet I

"ut my trust in Allah. Get ye then an areement about your "lan and amon your "artners, so

your "lan be on to you dar# and dubious. !hen "ass your sentence on me, and i)e me no

res"ite.

72. 1'ut if ye turn bac#, $consider%0 no reward ha)e I as#ed of you0 my reward is only due

from Allah, and I ha)e been commanded to be of those who submit to Allah.s will $in Islam%.1

73. !hey re-ected im, but (e deli)ered him, and those with him, in the Ar#, and (e made

them inherit $the earth%, while (e o)erwhelmed in the flood those who re-ected /ur Sins.

!hen see what was the end of those who were warned $but heeded not%2

74. !hen after him (e sent $many% a"ostles to their "eo"les0 they brouht them Clear Sins,

but they would not belie)e what they had already re-ected beforehand. !hus do (e seal the

hearts of the transressors.

75. !hen after them sent (e Moses and Aaron to Pharaoh and his chiefs with /ur Sins. 'ut

they were arroant0 they were a "eo"le in sin.

76. (hen the !ruth did come to them from *s, they said0 1!his is indeed e)ident sorcery21

77. Said Moses0 1Say ye $this% about the truth when it hath $actually% reached you3 Is sorcery

$li#e% this3 'ut sorcerers will not "ros"er.1

78. !hey said0 1ast thou come to us to turn us away from the ways we found our fathers

followin,5 in order that thou and thy brother may ha)e reatness in the land3 'ut not we shall

belie)e in you21

79. Said Pharaoh0 1'rin me e)ery sorcerer well )ersed.1



80. (hen the sorcerers came, Moses said to them0 1!hrow ye what ye $wish% to throw21

81. (hen they had had their throw, Moses said0 1(hat ye ha)e brouht is sorcery0 Allah will

surely ma#e it of no effect0 for Allah "ros"ereth not the wor# of those who ma#e mischief.

82. 1And Allah by is words doth "ro)e and establish is truth, howe)er much the sinnersmay hate it21

83. 'ut none belie)ed in Moses e8ce"t some children of his "eo"le, because of the fear of

Pharaoh and his chiefs, lest they should "ersecute them; and certainly Pharaoh was mihty on

the earth and one who transressed all bounds.

84. Moses said0 1/ my "eo"le2 If ye do $really% belie)e in Allah, then in im "ut your trust if

ye submit $your will to is%.1

85. !hey said0 1In Allah do we "ut out trust. /ur &ord2 ma#e us not a trial for those who

"ractise o""ression;

86. 1And deli)er us by !hy Mercy from those who re-ect $!hee%.1

87. (e ins"ired Moses and his brother with this Messae0 1Pro)ide dwellins for your "eo"le

in 7y"t, ma#e your dwellins into "laces of worshi", and establish reular "rayers0 and i)e

lad tidins to those who belie)e21

88. Moses "rayed0 1/ur &ord2 !hou hast indeed bestowed on Pharaoh and his chiefs

s"lendour and wealth in the life of the "resent, and so, /ur &ord, they mislead $men% from

!hy Path. Deface our &ord, the features of their wealth, and send hardness to their hearts, so

they will not belie)e until they see the rie)ous "enalty.1

89. Allah said0 1Acce"ted is your "rayer $/ Moses and Aaron%2 So stand ye straiht, and

follow not the "ath of those who #now not.1

90. (e too# the Children of Israel across the sea0 Pharaoh and his hosts followed them in

insolence and s"ite. At lenth, when o)erwhelmed with the flood, he said0 1I belie)e that there

is no od e8ce"t im (hom the Children of Israel belie)e in0 I am of those who submit $to

Allah in Islam%.1

91. $It was said to him%0 1Ah now25 'ut a little while before, wast thou in rebellion25 and thoudidst mischief $and )iolence%2

92. 1!his day shall (e sa)e thee in the body, that thou mayest be a sin to those who come

after thee2 but )erily, many amon man#ind are heedless of /ur Sins21

93. (e settled the Children of Israel in a beautiful dwellin5"lace, and "ro)ided for them

sustenance of the best0 it was after #nowlede had been ranted to them, that they fell into

schisms. >erily Allah will -ude between them as to the schisms amonst them, on the Day of

Judment.



94. If thou wert in doubt as to what (e ha)e re)ealed unto thee, then as# those who ha)e

been readin the 'oo# from before thee0 the !ruth hath indeed come to thee from thy &ord0 so

be in no wise of those in doubt.

95. 4or be of those who re-ect the sins of Allah, or thou shalt be of those who "erish.

96. !hose aainst whom the word of thy &ord hath been )erified would not belie)e5

97. 7)en if e)ery Sin was brouht unto them,5 until they see $for themsel)es% the "enalty

rie)ous.

98. (hy was there not a sinle townshi" $amon those (e warned%, which belie)ed,5 so its

faith should ha)e "rofited it,5 e8ce"t the "eo"le of Jonah3 (hen they belie)ed, (e remo)ed

from them the "enalty of inominy in the life of the "resent, and "ermitted them to en-oy

$their life% for a while.

99. If it had been thy &ord9s will, they would all ha)e belie)ed,5 all who are on earth2 wiltthou then com"el man#ind, aainst their will, to belie)e2

100. 4o soul can belie)e, e8ce"t by the will of Allah, and e will "lace doubt $or obscurity%

on those who will not understand.

101. Say0 1'ehold all that is in the hea)ens and on earth1; but neither Sins nor (arners

"rofit those who belie)e not.

102. Do they then e8"ect $any thin% but $what ha""ened in% the days of the men who "assed

away before them3 Say0 1(ait ye then0 for I, too, will wait with you.1

103. In the end (e deli)er /ur a"ostles and those who belie)e0 !hus is it fittin on /ur "art

that (e should deli)er those who belie)e2

104. Say0 1/ ye men2 If ye are in doubt as to my reliion, $behold2% I worshi" not what ye

worshi", other than Allah. 'ut I worshi" Allah 5 (ho will ta#e your souls $at death%0 I am

commanded to be $in the ran#s% of the 'elie)ers,

105. 1And further $thus%0 9set thy face towards reliion with true "iety, and ne)er in any wise

be of the *nbelie)ers;

106. 194or call on any, other than Allah.5 Such will neither "rofit thee nor hurt thee0 if thou

dost, behold2 thou shalt certainly be of those who do wron.91

107. If Allah do touch thee with hurt, there is none can remo)e it but e0 if e do desin

some benefit for thee, there is none can #ee" bac# is fa)our0 e causeth it to reach

whomsoe)er of is ser)ants e "leaseth. And e is the /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

108. Say0 1/ ye men2 4ow !ruth hath reached you from your &ord2 those who recei)e

uidance, do so for the ood of their own souls; those who stray, do so to their own loss0 and I

am not $set% o)er you to arrane your affairs.1



109. ollow thou the ins"iration sent unto thee, and be "atient and constant, till Allah do

decide0 for e is the best to decide.

Surah 11. $u(

1. A. &. +. $!his is% a 'oo#, with )erses basic or fundamental $of established meanin%,

further e8"lained in detail,5 from /ne (ho is (ise and (ell5acuainted $with all thins%0

2. $It teacheth% that ye should worshi" none but Allah. $Say%0 1>erily I am $sent% unto you

from im to warn and to brin lad tidins0

3. 1$And to "reach thus%, 9See# ye the fori)eness of your &ord, and turn to im in

re"entance; that e may rant you en-oyment, ood $and true%, for a term a""ointed, and

bestow is aboundin race on all who abound in merit2 'ut if ye turn away, then I fear for

you the "enalty of a reat day0

4. 9!o Allah is your return, and e hath "ower o)er all thins.91

5. 'ehold2 they fold u" their hearts, that they may lie hid from im2 Ah e)en when they co)er

themsel)es with their arments, e #noweth what they conceal, and what they re)eal0 for e

#noweth well the $inmost secrets% of the hearts.

6. !here is no mo)in creature on earth but its sustenance de"endeth on Allah. e #noweth

the time and "lace of its definite abode and its tem"orary de"osit0 All is in a clear +ecord.

7. e it is (ho created the hea)ens and the earth in si8 Days 5 and is !hrone was o)er the

waters 5 that e miht try you, which of you is best in conduct. 'ut if thou wert to say to

them, 1:e shall indeed be raised u" after death1, the *nbelie)ers would be sure to say, 1!his

is nothin but ob)ious sorcery21

8. If (e delay the "enalty for them for a definite term, they are sure to say, 1(hat #ee"s it

bac#31 Ah2 /n the day it $actually% reaches them, nothin will turn it away from them, and

they will be com"letely encircled by that which they used to moc# at2

9. If (e i)e man a taste of Mercy from /ursel)es, and then withdraw it from him, behold2

he is in des"air and $falls into% blas"hemy.

10. 'ut if (e i)e him a taste of $/ur% fa)ours after ad)ersity hath touched him, he is sure to

say, 1All e)il has de"arted from me01 'ehold2 he falls into e8ultation and "ride.

11. 4ot so do those who show "atience and constancy, and wor# rihteousness; for them is

fori)eness $of sins% and a reat reward.

12. Perchance thou mayest $feel the inclination% to i)e u" a "art of what is re)ealed unto

thee, and thy heart feeleth straitened lest they say, 1(hy is not a treasure sent down unto him,

or why does not an anel come down with him31 'ut thou art there only to warn2 It is Allah

that arraneth all affairs2



13. /r they may say, 1e fored it,1 Say, 1'rin ye then ten suras fored, li#e unto it, and call

$to your aid% whomsoe)er ye can, other than Allah.5 If ye s"ea# the truth2

14. 1If then they $your false ods% answer not your $call%, #now ye that this re)elation is sent

down $re"lete% with the #nowlede of Allah, and that there is no od but e2 will ye e)en then

submit $to Islam%31

15. !hose who desire the life of the "resent and its litter,5 to them we shall "ay $the "rice of%

their deeds therein,5 without diminution.

16. !hey are those for whom there is nothin in the ereafter but the ire0 )ain are the

desins they frame therein, and of no effect and the deeds that they do2

17. Can they be $li#e% those who acce"t a Clear $Sin% from their &ord, and whom a witness

from imself doth teach, as did the 'oo# of Moses before it,5 a uide and a mercy3 !hey

belie)e therein; but those of the Sects that re-ect it,5 the ire will be their "romised meetin5

"lace. 'e not then in doubt thereon0 for it is the truth from thy &ord0 yet many amon men donot belie)e2

18. (ho doth more wron than those who in)ent a lie aainst Allah. !hey will be turned bac#

to the "resence of their &ord, and the witnesses will say, 1!hese are the ones who lied aainst

their &ord2 'ehold2 the Curse of Allah is on those who do wron25

19. 1!hose who would hinder $men% from the "ath of Allah and would see# in it somethin

croo#ed0 these were they who denied the ereafter21

20. !hey will in no way frustrate $is desin% on earth, nor ha)e they "rotectors besides

Allah. !heir "enalty will be doubled2 !hey lost the "ower to hear, and they did not see2

21. !hey are the ones who ha)e lost their own souls0 and the $fancies% they in)ented ha)e left

them in the lurch2

22. (ithout a doubt, these are the )ery ones who will lose most in the ereafter2

23. 'ut those who belie)e and wor# rihteousness, and humble themsel)es before their &ord,5

!hey will be com"anions of the ardens, to dwell therein for aye2

24. !hese two #inds $of men% may be com"ared to the blind and deaf, and those who can seeand hear well. Are they eual when com"ared3 (ill ye not then ta#e heed3

25. (e sent 4oah to his "eo"le $with a mission%0 1I ha)e come to you with a Clear (arnin0

26. 1!hat ye ser)e none but Allah. >erily I do fear for you the "enalty of a rie)ous day.1

27. 'ut the chiefs of the *nbelie)ers amon his "eo"le said0 1(e see $in% thee nothin but a

man li#e oursel)es0 4or do we see that any follow thee but the meanest amon us, in

-udment immature0 4or do we see in you $all% any merit abo)e us0 in fact we thin ye are

liars21



28. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2 See ye if $it be that% I ha)e a Clear Sin from my &ord, and that

e hath sent Mercy unto me from is own "resence, but that the Mercy hath been obscured

from your siht3 shall we com"el you to acce"t it when ye are a)erse to it3

29. 1And / my "eo"le2 I as# you for no wealth in return0 my reward is from none but Allah.

'ut I will not dri)e away $in contem"t% those who belie)e0 for )erily they are to meet their&ord, and ye I see are the inorant ones2

30. 1And / my "eo"le2 who would hel" me aainst Allah if I dro)e them away3 (ill ye not

then ta#e heed3

31. 1I tell you not that with me are the treasures of Allah, nor do I #now what is hidden, nor

claim I to be an anel. 4or yet do I say, of those whom your eyes do des"ise that Allah will

not rant them $all% that is ood0 Allah #noweth best what is in their souls0 I should, if I did,

indeed be a wron5doer.1

32. !hey said0 1/ 4oah2 thou hast dis"uted with us, and $much% hast thou "roloned thedis"ute with us0 now brin u"on us what thou threatenest us with, if thou s"ea#est the truth231

33. e said0 1!ruly, Allah will brin it on you if e wills,5 and then, ye will not be able to

frustrate it2

34. 1/f no "rofit will be my counsel to you, much as I desire to i)e you $ood% counsel, if it

be that Allah willeth to lea)e you astray0 e is your &ord2 and to im will ye return21

35. /r do they say, 1e has fored it13 Say0 1If I had fored it, on me were my sin2 and I am

free of the sins of which ye are uilty2

36. It was re)ealed to 4oah0 14one of thy "eo"le will belie)e e8ce"t those who ha)e belie)ed

already2 So rie)e no loner o)er their $e)il% deeds.

37. 1'ut construct an Ar# under /ur eyes and /ur ins"iration, and address Me no $further% on

behalf of those who are in sin0 for they are about to be o)erwhelmed $in the lood%.1

38. orthwith he $starts% constructin the Ar#0 7)ery time that the chiefs of his "eo"le "assed

by him, they threw ridicule on him. e said0 1If ye ridicule us now, we $in our turn% can loo#

down on you with ridicule li#ewise2

39. 1'ut soon will ye #now who it is on whom will descend a "enalty that will co)er them

with shame,5 on whom will be unloosed a "enalty lastin01

40. At lenth, behold2 there came /ur command, and the fountains of the earth ushed forth2

(e said0 17mbar# therein, of each #ind two, male and female, and your family 5 e8ce"t those

aainst whom the word has already one forth,5 and the 'elie)ers.1 but only a few belie)ed

with him.

41. So he said0 17mbar# ye on the Ar#, In the name of Allah, whether it mo)e or be at rest2

or my &ord is, be sure, /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful21



42. So the Ar# floated with them on the wa)es $towerin% li#e mountains, and 4oah called out

to his son, who had se"arated himself $from the rest%0 1/ my son2 embar# with us, and be not

with the unbelie)ers21

43. !he son re"lied0 1I will beta#e myself to some mountain0 it will sa)e me from the water.1

4oah said0 1!his day nothin can sa)e, from the command of Allah, any but those on whome hath mercy2 1And the wa)es came between them, and the son was amon those

o)erwhelmed in the lood.

44. !hen the word went forth0 1/ earth2 swallow u" thy water, and / s#y2 (ithhold $thy

rain%21 and the water abated, and the matter was ended. !he Ar# rested on Mount Judi, and the

word went forth0 1Away with those who do wron21

45. And 4oah called u"on his &ord, and said0 1/ my &ord2 surely my son is of my family2

and !hy "romise is true, and !hou art the -ustest of Judes21

46. e said0 1/ 4oah2 e is not of thy family0 or his conduct is unrihteous. So as# not ofMe that of which thou hast no #nowlede2 I i)e thee counsel, lest thou act li#e the inorant21

47. 4oah said0 1/ my &ord2 I do see# refue with !hee, lest I as# !hee for that of which I

ha)e no #nowlede. And unless thou fori)e me and ha)e Mercy on me, I should indeed be

lost21

48. !he word came0 1/ 4oah2 Come down $from the Ar#% with "eace from *s, and blessin

on thee and on some of the "eo"les $who will s"rin% from those with thee0 but $there will be

other% "eo"les to whom (e shall rant their "leasures $for a time%, but in the end will a

rie)ous "enalty reach them from *s.1

49. Such are some of the stories of the unseen, which (e ha)e re)ealed unto thee0 before this,

neither thou nor thy "eo"le #new them. So "erse)ere "atiently0 for the 7nd is for those who

are rihteous.

50. !o the 9Ad Peo"le $(e sent% ud, one of their own brethren. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2

worshi" Allah. ye ha)e no other od but im. $:our other ods% ye do nothin but in)ent2

51. 1/ my "eo"le2 I as# of you no reward for this $Messae%. My reward is from none but

im who created me0 (ill ye not then understand3

52. 1And / my "eo"le2 As# fori)eness of your &ord, and turn to im $in re"entance%0 e

will send you the s#ies "ourin abundant rain, and add strenth to your strenth0 so turn ye

not bac# in sin21

53. !hey said0 1/ ud2 4o Clear $Sin% that hast thou brouht us, and we are not the ones to

desert our ods on thy word2 4or shall we belie)e in thee2

54. 1(e say nothin but that $"erha"s% some of our ods may ha)e sei6ed thee with

imbecility.1 e said0 1I call Allah to witness, and do ye bear witness, that I am free from the

sin of ascribin, to im,



55. 1/ther ods as "artners2 so scheme $your worst% aainst me, all of you, and i)e me no

res"ite.

56. 1I "ut my trust in Allah, My &ord and your &ord2 !here is not a mo)in creature, but e

hath ras" of its fore5loc#. >erily, it is my &ord that is on a straiht Path.

57. 1If ye turn away,5 I $at least% ha)e con)eyed the Messae with which I was sent to you.

My &ord will ma#e another "eo"le to succeed you, and you will not harm im in the least.

or my &ord hath care and watch o)er all thins.1

58. So when /ur decree issued, (e sa)ed ud and those who belie)ed with him, by $s"ecial%

Grace from /ursel)es0 (e sa)ed them from a se)ere "enalty.

59. Such were the 9Ad Peo"le0 they re-ected the Sins of their &ord and Cherisher; disobeyed

is a"ostles; And followed the command of e)ery "owerful, obstinate transressor.

60. And they were "ursued by a Curse in this life,5 and on the Day of Judment. Ah2 'ehold2for the 9Ad re-ected their &ord and Cherisher2 Ah2 'ehold2 remo)ed $from siht% were 9Ad the

"eo"le of ud2

61. !o the !hamud Peo"le $(e sent% Salih, one of their own brethren. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2

(orshi" Allah. ye ha)e no other od but im. It is e (ho hath "roduced you from the earth

and settled you therein0 then as# fori)eness of im, and turn to im $in re"entance%0 for my

&ord is $always% near, ready to answer.1

62. !hey said0 1/ Salih2 thou hast been of us2 a centre of our ho"es hitherto2 dost thou $now%

forbid us the worshi" of what our fathers worshi""ed3 'ut we are really in sus"icious

$disuietin% doubt as to that to which thou in)itest us.1

63. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2 do ye see3 if I ha)e a Clear $Sin% from my &ord and e hath sent

Mercy unto me from imself,5 who then can hel" me aainst Allah if I were to disobey im3

(hat then would ye add to my $"ortion% but "erdition3

64. 1And / my "eo"le2 !his she5camel of Allah is a symbol to you0 lea)e her to feed on

Allah.s $free% earth, and inflict no harm on her, or a swift "enalty will sei6e you21

65. 'ut they did ham5strin her. So he said0 17n-oy yoursel)es in your homes for three days0

$!hen will be your ruin%0 $'ehold% there a "romise not to be belied21

66. (hen /ur Decree issued, (e sa)ed Salih and those who belie)ed with him, by $s"ecial%

Grace from /ursel)es 5 and from the Inominy of that day. or thy &ord 5 e is the Stron

/ne, and able to enforce is (ill.

67. !he $mihty% 'last o)ertoo# the wron5doers, and they lay "rostrate in their homes before

the mornin,5

68. As if they had ne)er dwelt and flourished there. Ah2 'ehold2 for the !hamud re-ected

their &ord and Cherisher2 Ah2 'ehold2 remo)ed $from siht% were the !hamud2



69. !here came /ur messeners to Abraham with lad tidins. !hey said, 1Peace21 e

answered, 1Peace21 and hastened to entertain them with a roasted calf.

70. 'ut when he saw their hands went not towards the $meal%, he felt some mistrust of them,

and concei)ed a fear of them. !hey said0 1ear not0 (e ha)e been sent aainst the "eo"le of

&ut.1

71. And his wife was standin $there%, and she lauhed0 'ut we a)e her lad tidins of Isaac,

and after him, of Jacob.

72. She said0 1Alas for me2 shall I bear a child, seein I am an old woman, and my husband

here is an old man3 !hat would indeed be a wonderful thin21

73. !hey said0 1Dost thou wonder at Allah.s decree3 !he race of Allah and is blessins on

you, o ye "eo"le of the house2 for e is indeed worthy of all "raise, full of all lory21

74. (hen fear had "assed from $the mind of% Abraham and the lad tidins had reached him,he bean to "lead with us for &ut9s "eo"le.

75. or Abraham was, without doubt, forbearin $of faults%, com"assionate, and i)en to loo#

to Allah.

76. / Abraham2 See# not this. !he decree of thy &ord hath one forth0 for them there cometh

a "enalty that cannot be turned bac#2

77. (hen /ur messeners came to &ut, he was rie)ed on their account and felt himself

"owerless $to "rotect% them. e said0 1!his is a distressful day.1

78. And his "eo"le came rushin towards him, and they had been lon in the habit of

"ractisin abominations. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2 ere are my dauhters0 they are "urer for

you $if ye marry%2 4ow fear Allah, and co)er me not with shame about my uests2 Is there not

amon you a sinle riht5minded man31

79. !hey said0 1(ell dost thou #now we ha)e no need of thy dauhters0 indeed thou #nowest

uite well what we want21

80. e said0 1(ould that I had "ower to su""ress you or that I could beta#e myself to some

"owerful su""ort.1

81. $!he Messeners% said0 1/ &ut2 (e are Messeners from thy &ord2 'y no means shall

they reach thee2 now tra)el with thy family while yet a "art of the niht remains, and let not

any of you loo# bac#0 but thy wife $will remain behind%0 !o her will ha""en what ha""ens to

the "eo"le. Mornin is their time a""ointed0 Is not the mornin nih31

82. (hen /ur Decree issued, (e turned $the cities% u"side down, and rained down on them

brimstones hard as ba#ed clay, s"read, layer on layer,5

83. Mar#ed as from thy &ord0 4or are they e)er far from those who do wron2



84. !o the Madyan Peo"le $(e sent% Shu9aib, one of their own brethren0 he said0 1/ my

"eo"le2 worshi" Allah. :e ha)e no other od but im. And i)e not short measure or weiht0

I see you in "ros"erity, but I fear for you the "enalty of a day that will com"ass $you% all

round.

85. 1And / my "eo"le2 i)e -ust measure and weiht, nor withhold from the "eo"le the thinsthat are their due0 commit not e)il in the land with intent to do mischief.

86. 1!hat which is left you by Allah is best for you, if ye $but% belie)ed2 but I am not set o)er

you to #ee" watch21

87. !hey said0 1/ Shu9aib2 Does thy $reliion of% "rayer command thee that we lea)e off the

worshi" which our fathers "ractised, or that we lea)e off doin what we li#e with our

"ro"erty3 truly, thou art the one that forbeareth with faults and is riht5 minded21

88. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2 see ye whether I ha)e a Clear $Sin% from my &ord, and e hath

i)en me sustenance $"ure and% ood as from imself3 I wish not, in o""osition to you, to dothat which I forbid you to do. I only desire $your% betterment to the best of my "ower; and my

success $in my tas#% can only come from Allah. In im I trust, and unto im I loo#.

89. 1And / my "eo"le2 let not my dissent $from you% cause you to sin, lest ye suffer a fate

similar to that of the "eo"le of 4oah or of ud or of Salih, nor are the "eo"le of &ut far off

from you2

90. 1'ut as# fori)eness of your &ord, and turn unto im $in re"entance%0 or my &ord is

indeed full of mercy and lo)in5#indness.1

91. !hey said0 1/ Shu9aib2 much of what thou sayest we do not understand2 In fact amon us

we see that thou hast no strenth2 (ere it not for thy family, we should certainly ha)e stoned

thee2 for thou hast amon us no reat "osition21

92. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2 is then my family of more consideration with you than Allah. or

ye cast im away behind your bac#s $with contem"t%. 'ut )erily my &ord encom"asseth on

all sides all that ye do2

93. 1And / my "eo"le2 Do whate)er ye can0 I will do $my "art%0 Soon will ye #now who it is

on whom descends the "enalty of inominy; and who is a liar2 and watch ye2 for I too am

watchin with you21

94. (hen /ur decree issued, (e sa)ed Shu9aib and those who belie)ed with him, by $s"ecial%

mercy from /ursel)es0 'ut the $mihty% blast did sei6e the wron5 doers, and they lay

"rostrate in their homes by the mornin,5

95. As if they had ne)er dwelt and flourished there2 Ah2 'ehold2 ow the Madyan were

remo)ed $from siht% as were remo)ed the !hamud2

96. And we sent Moses, with /ur Clear $Sins% and an authority manifest,

97. *nto Pharaoh and his chiefs0 but they followed the command of Pharaoh and thecommand of Pharaoh was no riht $uide%.



98. e will o before his "eo"le on the Day of Judment, and lead them into the ire $as cattle

are led to water%0 'ut woeful indeed will be the "lace to which they are led2

99. And they are followed by a curse in this $life% and on the Day of Judment0 and woeful is

the ift which shall be i)en $unto them%2

100. !hese are some of the stories of communities which (e relate unto thee0 of them some

are standin, and some ha)e been mown down $by the sic#le of time%.

101. It was not (e that wroned them0 !hey wroned their own souls0 the deities, other than

Allah, whom they in)o#ed, "rofited them no whit when there issued the decree of thy &ord0

4or did they add auht $to their lot% but "erdition2

102. Such is the chastisement of thy &ord when e chastises communities in the midst of

their wron0 rie)ous, indeed, and se)ere is is chastisement.

103. In that is a Sin for those who fear the "enalty of the ereafter0 that is a Day for whichman#ind will be athered toether0 that will be a Day of !estimony.

104. 4or shall (e delay it but for a term a""ointed.

105. !he day it arri)es, no soul shall s"ea# e8ce"t by is lea)e0 of those $athered% some will

be wretched and some will be blessed.

106. !hose who are wretched shall be in the ire0 !here will be for them therein $nothin but%

the hea)in of sihs and sobs0

107. !hey will dwell therein for all the time that the hea)ens and the earth endure, e8ce"t as

thy &ord willeth0 for thy &ord is the $sure% accom"lisher of what e "lanneth.

108. And those who are blessed shall be in the Garden0 !hey will dwell therein for all the time

that the hea)ens and the earth endure, e8ce"t as thy &ord willeth0 a ift without brea#.

109. 'e not then in doubt as to what these men worshi". !hey worshi" nothin but what their

fathers worshi""ed before $them%0 but )erily (e shall "ay them bac# $in full% their "ortion

without $the least% abatement.

110. (e certainly a)e the 'oo# to Moses, but differences arose therein0 had it not been that aword had one forth before from thy &ord, the matter would ha)e been decided between

them, but they are in sus"icious doubt concernin it.

111. And, of a surety, to all will your &ord "ay bac# $in full the recom"ense% of their deeds0

for e #noweth well all that they do.

112. !herefore stand firm $in the straiht Path% as thou art commanded,5 thou and those who

with thee turn $unto Allah.; and transress not $from the Path%0 for e seeth well all that ye

do.

113. And incline not to those who do wron, or the ire will sei6e you; and ye ha)e no "rotectors other than Allah, nor shall ye be hel"ed.



114. And establish reular "rayers at the two ends of the day and at the a""roaches of the

niht0 or those thins, that are ood remo)e those that are e)il0 'e that the word of

remembrance to those who remember $their &ord%0

115. And be steadfast in "atience; for )erily Allah will not suffer the reward of the rihteous

to "erish.

116. (hy were there not, amon the enerations before you, "ersons "ossessed of balanced

ood sense, "rohibitin $men% from mischief in the earth 5 e8ce"t a few amon them whom

(e sa)ed $from harm%3 'ut the wron5doers "ursued the en-oyment of the ood thins of life

which were i)en them, and "ersisted in sin.

117. 4or would thy &ord be the /ne to destroy communities for a sinle wron5 doin, if its

members were li#ely to mend.

118. If thy &ord had so willed, e could ha)e made man#ind one "eo"le0 but they will not

cease to dis"ute.

119. 78ce"t those on whom thy &ord hath bestowed is Mercy0 and for this did e create

them0 and the (ord of thy &ord shall be fulfilled0 1I will fill ell with -inns and men all

toether.1

120. All that we relate to thee of the stories of the a"ostles,5 with it (e ma#e firm thy heart0

in them there cometh to thee the !ruth, as well as an e8hortation and a messae of

remembrance to those who belie)e.

121. Say to those who do not belie)e0 1Do what e)er ye can0 (e shall do our "art;

122. 1And wait ye2 (e too shall wait.1

123. !o Allah do belon the unseen $secrets% of the hea)ens and the earth, and to im oeth

bac# e)ery affair $for decision%0 then worshi" im, and "ut thy trust in im0 and thy &ord is

not unmindful of auht that ye do.

Surah 12. o%eph

1. A.&.+. !hese are the symbols $or >erses% of the "ers"icuous 'oo#.

2. (e ha)e sent it down as an Arabic <ur9an, in order that ye may learn wisdom.

3. (e do relate unto thee the most beautiful of stories, in that (e re)eal to thee this $"ortion

of the% <ur9an0 before this, thou too was amon those who #new it not.

4. 'ehold2 Jose"h said to his father0 1/ my father2 I did see ele)en stars and the sun and the

moon0 I saw them "rostrate themsel)es to me21

5. Said $the father%0 1My $dear% little son2 relate not thy )ision to thy brothers, lest they

concoct a "lot aainst thee0 for Satan is to man an a)owed enemy2



6. 1!hus will thy &ord choose thee and teach thee the inter"retation of stories $and e)ents% and

"erfect is fa)our to thee and to the "osterity of Jacob 5 e)en as e "erfected it to thy fathers

Abraham and Isaac aforetime2 for Allah is full of #nowlede and wisdom.1

7. >erily in Jose"h and his brethren are sins $or symbols% for see#ers $after !ruth%.

8. !hey said0 1!ruly Jose"h and his brother are lo)ed more by our father than we0 'ut we are

a oodly body2 really our father is ob)iously wanderin $in his mind%2

9. 1Slay ye Jose"h or cast him out to some $un#nown% land, that so the fa)our of your father

may be i)en to you alone0 $there will be time enouh% for you to be rihteous after that21

10. Said one of them0 1Slay not Jose"h, but if ye must do somethin, throw him down to the

bottom of the well0 he will be "ic#ed u" by some cara)an of tra)ellers.1

11. !hey said0 1/ our father2 why dost thou not trust us with Jose"h,5 seein we are indeed his

sincere well5wishers3

12. 1Send him with us tomorrow to en-oy himself and "lay, and we shall ta#e e)ery care of

him.1

13. $Jacob% said0 1+eally it saddens me that ye should ta#e him away0 I fear lest the wolf

should de)our him while ye attend not to him.1

14. !hey said0 1If the wolf were to de)our him while we are $so lare% a "arty, then should we

indeed $first% ha)e "erished oursel)es21

15. So they did ta#e him away, and they all areed to throw him down to the bottom of the

well0 and (e "ut into his heart $this Messae%0 9/f a surety thou shalt $one day% tell them the

truth of this their affair while they #now $thee% not9

16. !hen they came to their father in the early "art of the niht, wee"in.

17. !hey said0 1/ our father2 (e went racin with one another, and left Jose"h with our

thins; and the wolf de)oured him.... 'ut thou wilt ne)er belie)e us e)en thouh we tell the

truth.1

18. !hey stained his shirt with false blood. e said0 14ay, but your minds ha)e made u" a tale$that may "ass% with you, $for me% "atience is most fittin0 Aainst that which ye assert, it is

Allah $alone% (hose hel" can be souht1..

19. !hen there came a cara)an of tra)ellers0 they sent their water5carrier $for water%, and he

let down his buc#et $into the well%...e said0 1Ah there2 Good news2 ere is a $fine% youn

man21 So they concealed him as a treasure2 'ut Allah #noweth well all that they do2

20. !he $'rethren% sold him for a miserable "rice, for a few dirhams counted out0 in such low

estimation did they hold him2

21. !he man in 7y"t who bouht him, said to his wife0 1Ma#e his stay $amon us%honourable0 may be he will brin us much ood, or we shall ado"t him as a son.1 !hus did



(e establish Jose"h in the land, that (e miht teach him the inter"retation of stories $and

e)ents%. And Allah hath full "ower and control o)er is affairs; but most amon man#ind

#now it not.

22. (hen Jose"h attained is full manhood, (e a)e him "ower and #nowlede0 thus do (e

reward those who do riht.

23. 'ut she in whose house he was, souht to seduce him from his $true% self0 she fastened the

doors, and said0 14ow come, thou $dear one%21 e said0 1$Allah% forbid2 truly $thy husband% is

my lord2 he made my so-ourn areeable2 truly to no ood come those who do wron21

24. And $with "assion% did she desire him, and he would ha)e desired her, but that he saw the

e)idence of his &ord0 thus $did (e order% that (e miht turn away from him $all% e)il and

shameful deeds0 for he was one of /ur ser)ants, sincere and "urified.

25. So they both raced each other to the door, and she tore his shirt from the bac#0 they both

found her lord near the door. She said0 1(hat is the $fittin% "unishment for one who formedan e)il desin aainst thy wife, but "rison or a rie)ous chastisement31

26. e said0 1It was she that souht to seduce me 5 from my $true% self.1 And one of her

household saw $this% and bore witness, $thus%05 1If it be that his shirt is rent from the front,

then is her tale true, and he is a liar2

27. 1'ut if it be that his shirt is torn from the bac#, then is she the liar, and he is tellin the

truth21

28. So when he saw his shirt,5 that it was torn at the bac#,5 $her husband% said0 1'ehold2 It is a

snare of you women2 truly, mihty is your snare2

29. 1/ Jose"h, "ass this o)er2 $/ wife%, as# fori)eness for thy sin, for truly thou hast been at

fault21

30. &adies said in the City0 1!he wife of the $reat% 9A6i6 is see#in to seduce her sla)e from

his $true% self0 !ruly hath he ins"ired her with )iolent lo)e0 we see she is e)idently oin

astray.1

31. (hen she heard of their malicious tal#, she sent for them and "re"ared a banuet for

them0 she a)e each of them a #nife0 and she said $to Jose"h%, 1Come out before them.1 (henthey saw him, they did e8tol him, and $in their ama6ement% cut their hands0 they said, 1$Allah%

"reser)e us2 no mortal is this2 this is none other than a noble anel21

32. She said0 1!here before you is the man about whom ye did blame me2 I did see# to seduce

him from his $true% self but he did firmly sa)e himself uiltless2....and now, if he doth not my

biddin, he shall certainly be cast into "rison, and $what is more% be of the com"any of the

)ilest21

33. e said0 1/ my &ord2 the "rison is more to my li#in than that to which they in)ite me0

*nless !hou turn away their snare from me, I should $in my youthful folly% feel inclined

towards them and -oin the ran#s of the inorant.1



34. So his &ord hear#ened to him $in his "rayer%, and turned away from him their snare0

>erily e heareth and #noweth $all thins%.

35. !hen it occurred to the men, after they had seen the sins, $that it was best% to im"rison

him for a time.

36. 4ow with him there came into the "rison two youn men. Said one of them0 1I see myself

$in a dream% "ressin wine.1 said the other0 1I see myself $in a dream% carryin bread on my

head, and birds are eatin, thereof.1 1!ell us1 $they said% 1!he truth and meanin thereof0 for

we see thou art one that doth ood $to all%.1

37. e said0 1'efore any food comes $in due course% to feed either of you, I will surely re)eal

to you the truth and meanin of this ere it befall you0 that is "art of the $duty% which my &ord

hath tauht me. I ha)e $I assure you% abandoned the ways of a "eo"le that belie)e not in Allah

and that $e)en% deny the ereafter.

38. 1And I follow the ways of my fathers,5 Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob; and ne)er could weattribute any "artners whate)er to Allah. that $comes% of the race of Allah to us and to

man#ind0 yet most men are not rateful.

39. 1/ my two com"anions of the "rison2 $I as# you%0 are many lords differin amon

themsel)es better, or the /ne Allah, Su"reme and Irresistible3

40. 1If not im, ye worshi" nothin but names which ye ha)e named,5 ye and your fathers,5

for which Allah hath sent down no authority0 the command is for none but Allah. e hath

commanded that ye worshi" none but im0 that is the riht reliion, but most men understand

not...

41. 1/ my two com"anions of the "rison2 As to one of you, he will "our out the wine for his

lord to drin#0 as for the other, he will han from the cross, and the birds will eat from off his

head. $so% hath been decreed that matter whereof ye twain do enuire1...

42. And of the two, to that one whom he consider about to be sa)ed, he said0 1Mention me to

thy lord.1 'ut Satan made him foret to mention him to his lord0 and $Jose"h% linered in

"rison a few $more% years.

43. !he #in $of 7y"t% said0 1I do see $in a )ision% se)en fat #ine, whom se)en lean ones

de)our, and se)en reen ears of corn, and se)en $others% withered. / ye chiefs2 78"ound tome my )ision if it be that ye can inter"ret )isions.1

44. !hey said0 1A confused medley of dreams0 and we are not s#illed in the inter"retation of

dreams.1

45. 'ut the man who had been released, one of the two $who had been in "rison% and who

now bethouht him after $so lon% a s"ace of time, said0 1I will tell you the truth of its

inter"retation0 send ye me $therefore%.1

46. 1/ Jose"h21 $he said% 1/ man of truth2 78"ound to us $the dream% of se)en fat #ine whom

se)en lean ones de)our, and of se)en reen ears of corn and $se)en% others withered0 that Imay return to the "eo"le, and that they may understand.1



47. $Jose"h% said0 1or se)en years shall ye diliently sow as is your wont0 and the har)ests

that ye rea", ye shall lea)e them in the ear,5 e8ce"t a little, of which ye shall eat.

48. 1!hen will come after that $"eriod% se)en dreadful $years%, which will de)our what ye

shall ha)e laid by in ad)ance for them,5 $all% e8ce"t a little which ye shall ha)e $s"ecially%

uarded.

49. 1!hen will come after that $"eriod% a year in which the "eo"le will ha)e abundant water,

and in which they will "ress $wine and oil%.1

50. So the #in said0 1'rin ye him unto me.1 'ut when the messener came to him, $Jose"h%

said0 1Go thou bac# to thy lord, and as# him, 9(hat is the state of mind of the ladies who cut

their hands93 or my &ord is certainly well aware of their snare.1

51. $!he #in% said $to the ladies%0 1(hat was your affair when ye did see# to seduce Jose"h

from his $true% self31 !he ladies said0 1$Allah% "reser)e us2 no e)il #now we aainst him21

Said the 9A6i69s wife0 14ow is the truth manifest $to all%0 it was I who souht to seduce himfrom his $true% self0 e is indeed of those who are $e)er% true $and )irtuous%.

52. 1!his $say I%, in order that e may #now that I ha)e ne)er been false to him in his

absence, and that Allah will ne)er uide the snare of the false ones.

53. 14or do I absol)e my own self $of blame%0 the $human% soul is certainly "rone to e)il,

unless my &ord do bestow is Mercy0 but surely my &ord is /ft5 fori)in, Most Merciful.1

54. So the #in said0 1'rin him unto me; I will ta#e him s"ecially to ser)e about my own

"erson.1 !herefore when he had s"o#en to him, he said0 1'e assured this day, thou art, before

our own "resence, with ran# firmly established, and fidelity fully "ro)ed2

55. $Jose"h% said0 1Set me o)er the store5houses of the land0 I will indeed uard them, as one

that #nows $their im"ortance%.1

56. !hus did (e i)e established "ower to Jose"h in the land, to ta#e "ossession therein as,

when, or where he "leased. (e bestow of our Mercy on whom (e "lease, and (e suffer not,

to be lost, the reward of those who do ood.

57. 'ut )erily the reward of the ereafter is the best, for those who belie)e, and are constant

in rihteousness.

58. !hen came Jose"h9s brethren0 they entered his "resence, and he #new them, but they #new

him not.

59. And when he had furnished them forth with "ro)isions $suitable% for them, he said0 1'rin

unto me a brother ye ha)e, of the same father as yoursel)es, $but a different mother%0 see ye

not that I "ay out full measure, and that I do "ro)ide the best hos"itality3

60. 14ow if ye brin him not to me, ye shall ha)e no measure $of corn% from me, nor shall ye

$e)en% come near me.1



61. !hey said0 1(e shall certainly see# to et our wish about him from his father0 Indeed we

shall do it.1

62. And $Jose"h% told his ser)ants to "ut their stoc#5in5trade $with which they had bartered%

into their saddle5bas, so they should #now it only when they returned to their "eo"le, in

order that they miht come bac#.

63. 4ow when they returned to their father, they said0 1/ our father2 4o more measure of

rain shall we et $unless we ta#e our brother%0 So send our brother with us, that we may et

our measure; and we will indeed ta#e e)ery care of him.1

64. e said0 1Shall I trust you with him with any result other than when I trusted you with his

brother aforetime3 'ut Allah is the best to ta#e care $of him%, and e is the Most Merciful of

those who show mercy21

65. !hen when they o"ened their baae, they found their stoc#5in5trade had been returned

to them. !hey said0 1/ our father2 (hat $more% can we desire3 this our stoc#5in5trade has been returned to us0 so we shall et $more% food for our family; (e shall ta#e care of our

brother; and add $at the same time% a full camel9s load $of rain to our "ro)isions%. !his is but

a small uantity.

66. $Jacob% said0 14e)er will I send him with you until ye swear a solemn oath to me, in

Allah.s name, that ye will be sure to brin him bac# to me unless ye are yoursel)es hemmed

in $and made "owerless%. And when they had sworn their solemn oath, he said0 1/)er all that

we say, be Allah the witness and uardian21

67. urther he said0 1/ my sons2 enter not all by one ate0 enter ye by different ates. 4ot that

I can "rofit you auht aainst Allah $with my ad)ice%0 4one can command e8ce"t Allah. /n

im do I "ut my trust0 and let all that trust "ut their trust on im.1

68. And when they entered in the manner their father had en-oined, it did not "rofit them in

the least aainst $the "lan of% Allah. It was but a necessity of Jacob9s soul, which he

dischared. or he was, by our instruction, full of #nowlede $and e8"erience%0 but most men

#now not.

69. 4ow when they came into Jose"h9s "resence, he recei)ed his $full% brother to stay with

him. e said $to him%0 1'ehold2 I am thy $own% brother; so rie)e not at auht of their

doins.1

70. At lenth when he had furnished them forth with "ro)isions $suitable% for them, he "ut the

drin#in cu" into his brother9s saddle5ba. !hen shouted out a crier0 1/ ye $in% the cara)an2

behold2 ye are thie)es, without doubt21

71. !hey said, turnin towards them0 1(hat is it that ye miss31

72. !hey said0 1(e miss the reat bea#er of the #in; for him who "roduces it, is $the reward

of% a camel load; I will be bound by it.1

73. $!he brothers% said0 1'y Allah. well ye #now that we came not to ma#e mischief in theland, and we are no thie)es21



74. $!he 7y"tians% said0 1(hat then shall be the "enalty of this, if ye are $"ro)ed% to ha)e

lied31

75. !hey said0 1!he "enalty should be that he in whose saddle5ba it is found, should be held

$as bondman% to atone for the $crime%. !hus it is we "unish the wron5 doers21

76. So he bean $the search% with their baae, before $he came to% the baae of his

brother0 at lenth he brouht it out of his brother9s baae. !hus did (e "lan for Jose"h. e

could not ta#e his brother by the law of the #in e8ce"t that Allah willed it $so%. (e raise to

derees $of wisdom% whom (e "lease0 but o)er all endued with #nowlede is one, the All5

=nowin.

77. !hey said0 1If he steals, there was a brother of his who did steal before $him%.1 'ut these

thins did Jose"h #ee" loc#ed in his heart, re)ealin not the secrets to them. e $sim"ly% said

$to himself%0 1:e are the worse situated; and Allah #noweth best the truth of what ye assert21

78. !hey said0 1/ e8alted one2 'ehold2 he has a father, aed and )enerable, $who will rie)efor him%; so ta#e one of us in his "lace; for we see that thou art $racious% in doin ood.1

79. e said0 1$Allah% forbid that we ta#e other than him with whom we found our "ro"erty0

indeed $if we did so%, we should be actin wronfully.

80. 4ow when they saw no ho"e of his $yieldin%, they held a conference in "ri)ate. !he

leader amon them said0 1=now ye not that your father did ta#e an oath from you in Allah.s

name, and how, before this, ye did fail in your duty with Jose"h3 !herefore will I not lea)e

this land until my father "ermits me, or Allah commands me; and e is the best to command.

81. 1!urn ye bac# to your father, and say, 9/ our father2 behold2 thy son committed theft2 we

bear witness only to what we #now, and we could not well uard aainst the unseen2

82. 19As# at the town where we ha)e been and the cara)an in which we returned, and $you

will find% we are indeed tellin the truth.91

83. Jacob said0 14ay, but ye ha)e yoursel)es contri)ed a story $ood enouh% for you. So

"atience is most fittin $for me%. Maybe Allah will brin them $bac#% all to me $in the end%.

or e is indeed full of #nowlede and wisdom.1

84. And he turned away from them, and said0 1ow reat is my rief for Jose"h21 And hiseyes became white with sorrow, and he fell into silent melancholy.

85. !hey said0 1'y Allah. $ne)er% wilt thou cease to remember Jose"h until thou reach the last

e8tremity of illness, or until thou die21

86. e said0 1I only com"lain of my distraction and anuish to Allah, and I #now from Allah

that which ye #now not...

87. 1/ my sons2 o ye and enuire about Jose"h and his brother, and ne)er i)e u" ho"e of

Allah.s Soothin Mercy0 truly no one des"airs of Allah.s Soothin Mercy, e8ce"t those who

ha)e no faith.1



88. !hen, when they came $bac#% into $Jose"h9s% "resence they said0 1/ e8alted one2 distress

has sei6ed us and our family0 we ha)e $now% brouht but scanty ca"ital0 so "ay us full

measure, $we "ray thee%, and treat it as charity to us0 for Allah doth reward the charitable.1

89. e said0 1=now ye how ye dealt with Jose"h and his brother, not #nowin $what ye were

doin%31

90. !hey said0 1Art thou indeed Jose"h31 e said, 1I am Jose"h, and this is my brother0 Allah

has indeed been racious to us $all%0 behold, he that is rihteous and "atient,5 ne)er will Allah

suffer the reward to be lost, of those who do riht.1

91. !hey said0 1'y Allah. indeed has Allah "referred thee abo)e us, and we certainly ha)e

been uilty of sin21

92. e said0 1!his day let no re"roach be $cast% on you0 Allah will fori)e you, and e is the

Most Merciful of those who show mercy2

93. 1Go with this my shirt, and cast it o)er the face of my father0 he will come to see $clearly%.

!hen come ye $here% to me toether with all your family.1

94. (hen the cara)an left $7y"t%, their father said0 1I do indeed scent the "resence of Jose"h0

4ay, thin# me not a dotard.1

95. !hey said0 1'y Allah. truly thou art in thine old wanderin mind.1

96. !hen when the bearer of the ood news came, e cast $the shirt% o)er his face, and he

forthwith reained clear siht. e said0 1Did I not say to you, 9I #now from Allah that which

ye #now not391

97. !hey said0 1/ our father2 as# for us fori)eness for our sins, for we were truly at fault.1

98. e said0 1Soon will I as# my &ord for fori)eness for you0 for he is indeed /ft5ori)in,

Most Merciful.1

99. !hen when they entered the "resence of Jose"h, he "ro)ided a home for his "arents with

himself, and said0 17nter ye 7y"t $all% in safety if it "lease Allah.1

100. And he raised his "arents hih on the throne $of dinity%, and they fell down in "rostration, $all% before him. e said0 1/ my father2 this is the fulfilment of my )ision of old2

Allah hath made it come true2 e was indeed ood to me when e too# me out of "rison and

brouht you $all here% out of the desert, $e)en% after Satan had sown enmity between me and

my brothers. >erily my &ord understandeth best the mysteries of all that e "lanneth to do,

for )erily e is full of #nowlede and wisdom.

101. 1/ my &ord2 !hou hast indeed bestowed on me some "ower, and tauht me somethin

of the inter"retation of dreams and e)ents,5 / !hou Creator of the hea)ens and the earth2

!hou art my Protector in this world and in the ereafter. !a#e !hou my soul $at death% as one

submittin to !hy will $as a Muslim%, and unite me with the rihteous.1



102. Such is one of the stories of what ha""ened unseen, which (e re)eal by ins"iration unto

thee; nor wast thou $"resent% with them then when they concerted their "lans toether in the

"rocess of wea)in their "lots.

103. :et no faith will the reater "art of man#ind ha)e, howe)er ardently thou dost desire it.

104. And no reward dost thou as# of them for this0 it is no less than a messae for all

creatures.

105. And how many Sins in the hea)ens and the earth do they "ass by3 :et they turn $their

faces% away from them2

106. And most of them belie)e not in Allah without associatin $other as "artners% with im2

107. Do they then feel secure from the comin aainst them of the co)erin )eil of the wrath

of Allah,5 or of the comin aainst them of the $final% our all of a sudden while they

"ercei)e not3

108. Say thou0 1!his is my way0 I do in)ite unto Allah,5 on e)idence clear as the seein with

one9s eyes,5 I and whoe)er follows me. Glory to Allah. and ne)er will I -oin ods with Allah.1

109. 4or did (e send before thee $as a"ostles% any but men, whom we did ins"ire,5 $men%

li)in in human habitations. Do they not tra)el throuh the earth, and see what was the end of

those before them3 'ut the home of the hereafter is best, for those who do riht. (ill ye not

then understand3

110. $+es"ite will be ranted% until, when the a"ostles i)e u" ho"e $of their "eo"le% and

$come to% thin# that they were treated as liars, there reaches them /ur hel", and those whom

(e will are deli)ered into safety. 'ut ne)er will be warded off our "unishment from those

who are in sin.

111. !here is, in their stories, instruction for men endued with understandin. It is not a tale

in)ented, but a confirmation of what went before it,5 a detailed e8"osition of all thins, and a

uide and a mercy to any such as belie)e.

Surah 13. The Thun(er1. A.&.M.+. !hese are the sins $or )erses% of the 'oo#0 that which hath been re)ealed unto

thee from thy &ord is the !ruth; but most men belie)e not.

2. Allah is e (ho raised the hea)ens without any "illars that ye can see; is firmly

established on the throne $of authority%; e has sub-ected the sun and the moon $to his &aw%2

7ach one runs $its course% for a term a""ointed. e doth reulate all affairs, e8"lainin the

sins in detail, that ye may belie)e with certainty in the meetin with your &ord.



3. And it is e who s"read out the earth, and set thereon mountains standin firm and

$flowin% ri)ers0 and fruit of e)ery #ind e made in "airs, two and two0 e draweth the niht

as a )eil o9er the Day. 'ehold, )erily in these thins there are sins for those who consider2

4. And in the earth are tracts $di)erse thouh% neihbourin, and ardens of )ines and fields

sown with corn, and "alm trees 5 rowin out of sinle roots or otherwise0 watered with thesame water, yet some of them (e ma#e more e8cellent than others to eat. 'ehold, )erily in

these thins there are sins for those who understand2

5. If thou dost mar)el $at their want of faith%, strane is their sayin0 1(hen we are $actually%

dust, shall we indeed then be in a creation renewed31 !hey are those who deny their &ord2

!hey are those round whose nec#s will be yo#es $of ser)itude%0 they will be Com"anions of

the ire, to dwell therein $for aye%2

6. !hey as# thee to hasten on the e)il in "reference to the ood0 :et ha)e come to "ass, before

them, $many% e8em"lary "unishments2 'ut )erily thy &ord is full of fori)eness for man#ind

for their wron5doin, and )erily thy &ord is $also% strict in "unishment.

7. And the *nbelie)ers say0 1(hy is not a sin sent down to him from his &ord31 'ut thou art

truly a warner, and to e)ery "eo"le a uide.

8. Allah doth #now what e)ery female $womb% doth bear, by how much the wombs fall short

$of their time or number% or do e8ceed. 7)ery sinle thin is before is siht, in $due%

"ro"ortion.

9. e #noweth the unseen and that which is o"en0 e is the Great, the Most ih.

10. It is the same $to im% whether any of you conceal his s"eech or declare it o"enly;

whether he lie hid by niht or wal# forth freely by day.

11. or each $such "erson% there are $anels% in succession, before and behind him0 !hey

uard him by command of Allah. >erily ne)er will Allah chane the condition of a "eo"le

until they chane it themsel)es $with their own souls%. 'ut when $once% Allah willeth a

"eo"le9s "unishment, there can be no turnin it bac#, nor will they find, besides im, any to

"rotect.

12. It is e (ho doth show you the lihtnin, by way both of fear and of ho"e0 It is e (ho

doth raise u" the clouds, hea)y with $fertilisin% rain2

13. 4ay, thunder re"eateth is "raises, and so do the anels, with awe0 e flineth the loud5

)oiced thunder5bolts, and therewith e stri#eth whomsoe)er e will..yet these $are the men%

who $dare to% dis"ute about Allah, with the strenth of is "ower $su"reme%2

14. or im $alone% is "rayer in !ruth0 any others that they call u"on besides im hear them

no more than if they were to stretch forth their hands for water to reach their mouths but it

reaches them not0 for the "rayer of those without aith is nothin but $futile% wanderin $in

the mind%.



15. (hate)er beins there are in the hea)ens and the earth do "rostrate themsel)es to Allah

$Ac#nowledin sub-ection%,5 with ood5will or in s"ite of themsel)es0 so do their shadows in

the mornin and e)enins.

16. Say0 1(ho is the &ord and Sustainer of the hea)ens and the earth31 Say0 1$It is% Allah.1

Say0 1Do ye then ta#e $for worshi"% "rotectors other than im, such as ha)e no "ower eitherfor ood or for harm to themsel)es31 Say0 1Are the blind eual with those who see3 /r the

de"ths of dar#ness eual with liht31 /r do they assin to Allah "artners who ha)e created

$anythin% as e has created, so that the creation seemed to them similar3 Say0 1$Allah% is the

Creator of all thins0 e is the /ne, the Su"reme and Irresistible.1

17. e sends down water from the s#ies, and the channels flow, each accordin to its

measure0 'ut the torrent bears away to foam that mounts u" to the surface. 7)en so, from that

$ore% which they heat in the fire, to ma#e ornaments or utensils therewith, there is a scum

li#ewise. !hus doth Allah $by "arables% show forth !ruth and >anity. or the scum disa""ears

li#e froth cast out; while that which is for the ood of man#ind remains on the earth. !hus

doth Allah set forth "arables.

18. or those who res"ond to their &ord, are $all% ood thins. 'ut those who res"ond not to

im,5 7)en if they had all that is in the hea)ens and on earth, and as much more, $in )ain%

would they offer it for ransom. or them will the rec#onin be terrible0 their abode will be

ell,5 what a bed of misery2

19. Is then one who doth #now that that which hath been re)ealed unto thee from thy &ord is

the !ruth, li#e one who is blind3 It is those who are endued with understandin that recei)e

admonition;5

20. !hose who fulfil the co)enant of Allah and fail not in their "lihted word;

21. !hose who -oin toether those thins which Allah hath commanded to be -oined, hold

their &ord in awe, and fear the terrible rec#onin;

22. !hose who "atiently "erse)ere, see#in the countenance of their &ord; 7stablish reular

"rayers; s"end, out of $the ifts% (e ha)e bestowed for their sustenance, secretly and o"enly;

and turn off 7)il with ood0 for such there is the final attainment of the $eternal% home,5

23. Gardens of "er"etual bliss0 they shall enter there, as well as the rihteous amon their

fathers, their s"ouses, and their offs"rin0 and anels shall enter unto them from e)ery ate$with the salutation%0

24. 1Peace unto you for that ye "erse)ered in "atience2 4ow how e8cellent is the final home21

25. 'ut those who brea# the Co)enant of Allah, after ha)in "lihted their word thereto, and

cut asunder those thins which Allah has commanded to be -oined, and wor# mischief in the

land;5 on them is the curse; for them is the terrible home2

26. Allah doth enlare, or rant by $strict% measure, the sustenance $which e i)eth% to

whomso e "leaseth. $!he wordly% re-oice in the life of this world0 'ut the life of this world

is but little comfort in the ereafter.



27. !he *nbelie)ers say0 1(hy is not a sin sent down to him from his &ord31 Say0 1!ruly

Allah lea)eth, to stray, whom e will; 'ut e uideth to imself those who turn to im in

"enitence,5

28. 1!hose who belie)e, and whose hearts find satisfaction in the remembrance of Allah. for

without doubt in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find satisfaction.

29. 1or those who belie)e and wor# rihteousness, is $e)ery% blessedness, and a beautiful

"lace of $final% return.1

30. !hus ha)e we sent thee amonst a Peo"le before whom $lon since% ha)e $other% Peo"les

$one and% "assed away; in order that thou mihtest rehearse unto them what (e send down

unto thee by ins"iration; yet do they re-ect $im%, the Most Gracious2 Say0 1e is my &ord2

!here is no od but e2 /n im is my trust, and to im do I turn21

31. If there were a <ur9an with which mountains were mo)ed, or the earth were clo)en

asunder, or the dead were made to s"ea#, $this would be the one2% 'ut, truly, the command iswith Allah in all thins2 Do not the 'elie)ers #now, that, had Allah $so% willed, e could ha)e

uided all man#ind $to the riht%3 'ut the *nbelie)ers,5 ne)er will disaster cease to sei6e

them for their $ill% deeds, or to settle close to their homes, until the "romise of Allah come to

"ass, for, )erily, Allah will not fail in is "romise.

32. Moc#ed were $many% a"ostles before thee0 but I ranted res"ite to the unbelie)ers, and

finally I "unished them0 !hen how $terrible% was my reuital2

33. Is then e who standeth o)er e)ery soul $and #noweth% all that it doth, $li#e any others%3

And yet they ascribe "artners to Allah. Say0 1'ut name them2 is it that ye will inform im of

somethin he #noweth not on earth, or is it $-ust% a show of words31 4ay2 to those who

belie)e not, their "retence seems "leasin, but they are #e"t bac# $thereby% from the "ath. And

those whom Allah lea)es to stray, no one can uide.

34. or them is a "enalty in the life of this world, but harder, truly, is the "enalty of the

ereafter0 and defender ha)e they none aainst Allah.

35. !he "arable of the Garden which the rihteous are "romised25 beneath it flow ri)ers0

"er"etual is the en-oyment thereof and the shade therein0 such is the end of the +ihteous; and

the end of *nbelie)ers in the ire.

36. !hose to whom (e ha)e i)en the 'oo# re-oice at what hath been re)ealed unto thee0 but

there are amon the clans those who re-ect a "art thereof. Say0 1I am commanded to worshi"

Allah, and not to -oin "artners with im. *nto im do I call, and unto im is my return.1

37. !hus ha)e (e re)ealed it to be a -udment of authority in Arabic. (ert thou to follow

their $)ain% desires after the #nowlede which hath reached thee, then wouldst thou find

neither "rotector nor defender aainst Allah.

38. (e did send a"ostles before thee, and a""ointed for them wi)es and children0 and it was

ne)er the "art of an a"ostle to brin a sin e8ce"t as Allah "ermitted $or commanded%. or

each "eriod is a 'oo# $re)ealed%.



39. Allah doth blot out or confirm what e "leaseth0 with im is the Mother of the 'oo#.

40. (hether (e shall show thee $within thy life5time% "art of what we "romised them or ta#e

to oursel)es thy soul $before it is all accom"lished%,5 thy duty is to ma#e $the Messae% reach

them0 it is our "art to call them to account.

41. See they not that (e radually reduce the land $in their control% from its outlyin borders3

$(here% Allah commands, there is none to "ut bac# is Command0 and e is swift in callin

to account.

42. !hose before them did $also% de)ise "lots; but in all thins the master5 "lannin is Allah.s

e #noweth the doins of e)ery soul0 and soon will the *nbelie)ers #now who ets home in

the end.

43. !he *nbelie)ers say0 14o a"ostle art thou.1 Say0 17nouh for a witness between me and

you is Allah, and such as ha)e #nowlede of the 'oo#.1

Surah 14. 'raham

1. A. &. +. A 'oo# which (e ha)e re)ealed unto thee, in order that thou mihtest lead

man#ind out of the de"ths of dar#ness into liht 5 by the lea)e of their &ord 5 to the (ay of

$im% the 78alted in "ower, worthy of all "raise25

2. /f Allah, to (hom do belon all thins in the hea)ens and on earth2 'ut alas for the

*nbelie)ers for a terrible "enalty $their *nfaith will brin them%25

3. !hose who lo)e the life of this world more than the ereafter, who hinder $men% from the

Path of Allah and see# therein somethin croo#ed0 they are astray by a lon distance.

4. (e sent not an a"ostle e8ce"t $to teach% in the lanuae of his $own% "eo"le, in order to

ma#e $thins% clear to them. 4ow Allah lea)es strayin those whom e "leases and uides

whom e "leases0 and e is 78alted in "ower, full of (isdom.

5. (e sent Moses with /ur sins $and the command%. 1'rin out thy "eo"le from the de"ths

of dar#ness into liht, and teach them to remember the Days of Allah.1 >erily in this there are

Sins for such as are firmly "atient and constant,5 rateful and a""reciati)e.

6. +emember2 Moses said to his "eo"le0 1Call to mind the fa)our of Allah to you when e

deli)ered you from the "eo"le of Pharaoh0 they set you hard tas#s and "unishments,

slauhtered your sons, and let your women5fol# li)e0 therein was a tremendous trial from your

&ord.1

7. And remember2 your &ord caused to be declared $"ublicly%0 1If ye are rateful, I will add

more $fa)ours% unto you; 'ut if ye show inratitude, truly My "unishment is terrible indeed.1

8. And Moses said0 1If ye show inratitude, ye and all on earth toether, yet is Allah free of

all wants, worthy of all "raise.



9. as not the story reached you, $/ "eo"le2%, of those who $went% before you3 5 of the "eo"le

of 4oah, and 9Ad, and !hamud3 5 And of those who $came% after them3 4one #nows them but

Allah. !o them came a"ostles with Clear $Sins%; but they "ut their hands u" to their mouths,

and said0 1(e do deny $the mission% on which ye ha)e been sent, and we are really in

sus"icious $disuietin% doubt as to that to which ye in)ite us.1

10. !heir a"ostles said0 1Is there a doubt about Allah, !he Creator of the hea)ens and the

earth3 It is e (ho in)ites you, in order that e may fori)e you your sins and i)e you

res"ite for a term a""ointed21 !hey said0 1Ah2 ye are no more than human, li#e oursel)es2 :e

wish to turn us away from the $ods% our fathers used to worshi"0 then brin us some clear

authority.1

11. !heir a"ostles said to them0 1!rue, we are human li#e yoursel)es, but Allah doth rant is

race to such of his ser)ants as e "leases. It is not for us to brin you an authority e8ce"t as

Allah "ermits. And on Allah let all men of faith "ut their trust.

12. 14o reason ha)e we why we should not "ut our trust on Allah. Indeed e as uided usto the (ays we $follow%. (e shall certainly bear with "atience all the hurt you may cause us.

or those who "ut their trust should "ut their trust on Allah.1

13. And the *nbelie)ers said to their a"ostles0 1'e sure we shall dri)e you out of our land, or

ye shall return to our reliion.1 'ut their &ord ins"ired $this Messae% to them0 1>erily (e

shall cause the wron5doers to "erish2

14. 1And )erily (e shall cause you to abide in the land, and succeed them. !his for such as

fear the !ime when they shall stand before My tribunal,5 such as fear the "unishment

denounced.1

15. 'ut they souht )ictory and decision $there and then%, and frustration was the lot of e)ery

"owerful obstinate transressor.

16. In front of such a one is ell, and he is i)en, for drin#, boilin fetid water.

17. In ul"s will he si" it, but ne)er will he be near swallowin it down his throat0 death will

come to him from e)ery uarter, yet will he not die0 and in front of him will be a chastisement

unrelentin.

18. !he "arable of those who re-ect their &ord is that their wor#s are as ashes, on which thewind blows furiously on a tem"estuous day0 4o "ower ha)e they o)er auht that they ha)e

earned0 that is the strayin far, far $from the oal%.

19. Seest thou not that Allah created the hea)ens and the earth in !ruth3 If e so will, e can

remo)e you and "ut $in your "lace% a new creation3

20. 4or is that for Allah any reat matter.

21. !hey will all be marshalled before Allah toether0 then will the wea# say to those who

were arroant, 1or us, we but followed you; can ye then a)ail us to all aainst the wrath of

Allah.1 !hey will re"ly, 1If we had recei)ed the Guidance of Allah, we should ha)e i)en it to



you0 to us it ma#es no difference $now% whether we rae, or bear $these torments% with

"atience0 for oursel)es there is no way of esca"e.1

22. And Satan will say when the matter is decided0 1It was Allah (ho a)e you a "romise of

!ruth0 I too "romised, but I failed in my "romise to you. I had no authority o)er you e8ce"t to

call you but ye listened to me0 then re"roach not me, but re"roach your own souls. I cannotlisten to your cries, nor can ye listen to mine. I re-ect your former act in associatin me with

Allah. or wron5doers there must be a rie)ous "enalty.1

23. 'ut those who belie)e and wor# rihteousness will be admitted to ardens beneath which

ri)ers flow,5 to dwell therein for aye with the lea)e of their &ord. !heir reetin therein will

be0 1Peace21

24. Seest thou not how Allah sets forth a "arable3 5 A oodly word li#e a oodly tree, whose

root is firmly fi8ed, and its branches $reach% to the hea)ens,5 of its &ord. So Allah sets forth

"arables for men, in order that they may recei)e admonition.

25. It brins forth its fruit at all times, by the lea)e of its &ord. So Allah sets forth "arables for

men, in order that they may recei)e admonition.

26. And the "arable of an e)il (ord is that of an e)il tree0 It is torn u" by the root from the

surface of the earth0 it has no stability.

27. Allah will establish in strenth those who belie)e, with the word that stands firm, in this

world and in the ereafter; but Allah will lea)e, to stray, those who do wron0 Allah doeth

what e willeth.

28. ast thou not turned thy )ision to those who ha)e chaned the fa)our of Allah. Into

blas"hemy and caused their "eo"le to descend to the ouse of Perdition35

29. Into ell3 !hey will burn therein,5 an e)il "lace to stay in2

30. And they set u" $idols% as eual to Allah, to mislead $men% from the Path2 Say0 17n-oy

$your brief "ower%2 'ut )erily ye are ma#in straihtway for ell21

31. S"ea# to my ser)ants who ha)e belie)ed, that they may establish reular "rayers, and

s"end $in charity% out of the sustenance we ha)e i)en them, secretly and o"enly, before the

comin of a Day in which there will be neither mutual barainin nor befriendin.

32. It is Allah (ho hath created the hea)ens and the earth and sendeth down rain from the

s#ies, and with it brineth out fruits wherewith to feed you; it is e (ho hath made the shi"s

sub-ect to you, that they may sail throuh the sea by is command; and the ri)ers $also% hath

e made sub-ect to you.

33. And e hath made sub-ect to you the sun and the moon, both diliently "ursuin their

courses; and the niht and the day hath he $also% made sub-ect to you.

34. And e i)eth you of all that ye as# for. 'ut if ye count the fa)ours of Allah, ne)er will

ye be able to number them. >erily, man is i)en u" to in-ustice and inratitude.



35. +emember Abraham said0 1/ my &ord2 ma#e this city one of "eace and security0 and

"reser)e me and my sons from worshi""in idols.

36. 1/ my &ord2 they ha)e indeed led astray many amon man#ind; e then who follows my

$ways% is of me, and he that disobeys me,5 but !hou art indeed /ft5 fori)in, Most Merciful.

37. 1/ our &ord2 I ha)e made some of my offs"rin to dwell in a )alley without culti)ation,

by !hy Sacred ouse; in order, / our &ord, that they may establish reular Prayer0 so fill the

hearts of some amon men with lo)e towards them, and feed them with fruits0 so that they

may i)e than#s.

38. 1/ our &ord2 truly !hou dost #now what we conceal and what we re)eal0 for nothin

whate)er is hidden from Allah, whether on earth or in hea)en.

39. 1Praise be to Allah, (ho hath ranted unto me in old ae Isma9il and Isaac0 for truly my

&ord is e, the earer of Prayer2

40. / my &ord2 ma#e me one who establishes reular Prayer, and also $raise such% amon my

offs"rin / our &ord2 and acce"t !hou my Prayer.

41. 1/ our &ord2 co)er $us% with !hy ori)eness 5 me, my "arents, and $all% 'elie)ers, on

the Day that the +ec#onin will be established2

42. !hin# not that Allah doth not heed the deeds of those who do wron. e but i)eth them

res"ite aainst a Day when the eyes will fi8edly stare in horror,5

43. !hey runnin forward with nec#s outstretched, their heads u"lifted, their a6e returnin

not towards them, and their hearts a $a"in% )oid2

44. So warn man#ind of the Day when the (rath will reach them0 then will the wron5doers

say0 1/ur &ord2 res"ite us $if only% for a short term0 we will answer !hy call, and follow the

a"ostles21 1(hat2 were ye not wont to swear aforetime that ye should suffer no decline3

45. 1And ye dwelt in the dwellins of men who wroned their own souls; ye were clearly

shown how (e dealt with them; and (e "ut forth $many% "arables in your behoof21

46. Mihty indeed were the "lots which they made, but their "lots were $well% within the siht

of Allah, e)en thouh they were such as to sha#e the hills2

47. 4e)er thin# that Allah would fail his a"ostles in is "romise0 for Allah is 78alted in

"ower, 5 the &ord of +etribution.

48. /ne day the earth will be chaned to a different earth, and so will be the hea)ens, and

$men% will be marshalled forth, before Allah, the /ne, the Irresistible;

49. And thou wilt see the sinners that day bound toether in fetters;5

50. !heir arments of liuid "itch, and their faces co)ered with ire;



51. !hat Allah may reuite each soul accordin to its deserts; and )erily Allah is swift in

callin to account.

52. ere is a Messae for man#ind0 &et them ta#e warnin therefrom, and let them #now that

e is $no other than% /ne Allah. let men of understandin ta#e heed.

Surah 15. lhir# S)onelan(# /o,- Ci)y

1. A. &. +. !hese are the Ayats of +e)elation,5 of a <ur9an that ma#es thins clear.

2. Aain and aain will those who disbelie)e, wish that they had bowed $to Allah.s will% in

Islam.

3. &ea)e them alone, to en-oy $the ood thins of this life% and to "lease themsel)es0 let $false%

ho"e amuse them0 soon will #nowlede $undecei)e them%.

4. 4e)er did (e destroy a "o"ulation that had not a term decreed and assined beforehand.

5. 4either can a "eo"le antici"ate its term, nor delay it.

6. !hey say0 1/ thou to whom the Messae is bein re)ealed2 truly thou art mad $or

"ossessed%2

7. 1(hy brinest thou not anels to us if it be that thou hast the !ruth31

8. (e send not the anels down e8ce"t for -ust cause0 if they came $to the unodly%, behold2

no res"ite would they ha)e2

9. (e ha)e, without doubt, sent down the Messae; and (e will assuredly uard it $from

corru"tion%.

10. (e did send a"ostles before thee amonst the reliious sects of old0

11. 'ut ne)er came an a"ostle to them but they moc#ed him.

12. 7)en so do we let it cree" into the hearts of the sinners 5

13. !hat they should not belie)e in the $Messae%; but the ways of the ancients ha)e "assed

away.

14. 7)en if (e o"ened out to them a ate from hea)en, and they were to continue $all day%

ascendin therein,

15. !hey would only say0 1/ur eyes ha)e been into8icated0 4ay, we ha)e been bewitched by

sorcery.1

16. It is (e (ho ha)e set out the 6odiacal sins in the hea)ens, and made them fair5seemin

to $all% beholders;



17. And $moreo)er% (e ha)e uarded them from e)ery e)il s"irit accursed0

18. 'ut any that ains a hearin by stealth, is "ursued by a flamin fire, briht $to see%.

19. And the earth (e ha)e s"read out $li#e a car"et%; set thereon mountains firm and

immo)able; and "roduced therein all #inds of thins in due balance.

20. And (e ha)e "ro)ided therein means of subsistence,5 for you and for those for whose

sustenance ye are not res"onsible.

21. And there is not a thin but its $sources and% treasures $ine8haustible% are with *s; but (e

only send down thereof in due and ascertainable measures.

22. And (e send the fecundatin winds, then cause the rain to descend from the s#y,

therewith "ro)idin you with water $in abundance%, thouh ye are not the uardians of its

stores.

23. And )erily, it is (e (ho i)e life, and (ho i)e death0 it is (e (ho remain inheritors

$after all else "asses away%.

24. !o *s are #nown those of you who hasten forward, and those who la behind.

25. Assuredly it is thy &ord (ho will ather them toether0 for e is "erfect in (isdom and

=nowlede.

26. (e created man from soundin clay, from mud moulded into sha"e;

27. And the Jinn race, (e had created before, from the fire of a scorchin wind.

28. 'ehold2 thy &ord said to the anels0 1I am about to create man, from soundin clay from

mud moulded into sha"e;

29. 1(hen I ha)e fashioned him $in due "ro"ortion% and breathed into him of My s"irit, fall

ye down in obeisance unto him.1

30. So the anels "rostrated themsel)es, all of them toether0

31. 4ot so Iblis0 he refused to be amon those who "rostrated themsel)es.

32. $$Allah%% said0 1/ Iblis2 what is your reason for not bein amon those who "rostrated

themsel)es31

33. $Iblis% said0 1I am not one to "rostrate myself to man, whom !hou didst create from

soundin clay, from mud moulded into sha"e.1

34. $$Allah%% said0 1!hen et thee out from here; for thou art re-ected, accursed.

35. 1And the curse shall be on thee till the day of Judment.1

36. $Iblis% said0 1/ my &ord2 i)e me then res"ite till the Day the $dead% are raised.1



37. $$Allah%% said0 1+es"ite is ranted thee

38. 1!ill the Day of the !ime a""ointed.1

39. $Iblis% said0 1/ my &ord2 because !hou hast "ut me in the wron, I will ma#e $wron%

fair5seemin to them on the earth, and I will "ut them all in the wron,5

40. 178ce"t !hy ser)ants amon them, sincere and "urified $by !hy Grace%.1

41. $$Allah%% said0 1!his $way of My sincere ser)ants% is indeed a way that leads straiht to

Me.

42. 1or o)er My ser)ants no authority shalt thou ha)e, e8ce"t such as "ut themsel)es in the

wron and follow thee.1

43. And )erily, ell is the "romised abode for them all2

44. !o it are se)en ates0 for each of those ates is a $s"ecial% class $of sinners% assined.

45. !he rihteous $will be% amid ardens and fountains $of clear5flowin water%.

46. $!heir reetin will be%0 17nter ye here in "eace and security.1

47. And (e shall remo)e from their hearts any lur#in sense of in-ury0 $they will be% brothers

$-oyfully% facin each other on thrones $of dinity%.

48. !here no sense of fatiue shall touch them, nor shall they $e)er% be as#ed to lea)e.

49. !ell My ser)ants that I am indeed the /ft5fori)in, Most Merciful;

50. And that My Penalty will be indeed the most rie)ous Penalty.

51. !ell them about the uests of Abraham.

52. (hen they entered his "resence and said, 1Peace21 e said, 1(e feel afraid of you21

53. !hey said0 1ear not2 (e i)e thee lad tidins of a son endowed with wisdom.1

54. e said0 1Do ye i)e me lad tidins that old ae has sei6ed me3 /f what, then, is your

ood news31

55. !hey said0 1(e i)e thee lad tidins in truth0 be not then in des"air21

56. e said0 1And who des"airs of the mercy of his &ord, but such as o astray31

57. Abraham said0 1(hat then is the business on which ye $ha)e come%, / ye messeners $of

Allah.31

58. !hey said0 1(e ha)e been sent to a "eo"le $dee"% in sin,



59. 178ce"tin the adherents of &ut0 them we are certainly $chared% to sa)e $from harm%,5

All 5

60. 178ce"t his wife, who, (e ha)e ascertained, will be amon those who will la behind.1

61. At lenth when the messeners arri)ed amon the adherents of &ut,

62. e said0 1:e a""ear to be uncommon fol#.1

63. !hey said0 1:ea, we ha)e come to thee to accom"lish that of which they doubt.

64. 1(e ha)e brouht to thee that which is ine)itably due, and assuredly we tell the truth.

65. 1!hen tra)el by niht with thy household, when a "ortion of the niht $yet remains%, and

do thou brin u" the rear0 let no one amonst you loo# bac#, but "ass on whither ye are

ordered.1

66. And (e made #nown this decree to him, that the last remnants of those $sinners% should

be cut off by the mornin.

67. !he inhabitants of the city came in $mad% -oy $at news of the youn men%.

68. &ut said0 1!hese are my uests0 disrace me not0

69. 1'ut fear Allah, and shame me not.1

70. !hey said0 1Did we not forbid thee $to s"ea#% for all and sundry31

71. e said0 1!here are my dauhters $to marry%, if ye must act $so%.1

72. >erily, by thy life $/ Pro"het%, in their wild into8ication, they wander in distraction, to

and fro.

73. 'ut the $mihty% 'last o)ertoo# them before mornin,

74. And (e turned $the cities% u"side down, and rained down on them brimstones hard as

ba#ed clay.

75. 'ehold2 in this are Sins for those who by to#ens do understand.

76. And the $cities were% riht on the hih5road.

77. 'ehold2 in this is a sin for those who belie)ed.

78. And the Com"anions of the (ood were also wron5doers;

79. So (e e8acted retribution from them. !hey were both on an o"en hihway, "lain to see.

80. !he Com"anions of the +oc#y !ract also re-ected the a"ostles0



81. (e sent them /ur Sins, but they "ersisted in turnin away from them.

82. /ut of the mountains did they hew $their% edifices, $feelin themsel)es% secure.

83. 'ut the $mihty% 'last sei6ed them of a mornin,

84. And of no a)ail to them was all that they did $with such art and care%2

85. (e created not the hea)ens, the earth, and all between them, but for -ust ends. And the

our is surely comin $when this will be manifest%. So o)erloo# $any human faults% with

racious fori)eness.

86. or )erily it is thy &ord who is the Master5Creator, #nowin all thins.

87. And (e ha)e bestowed u"on thee the Se)en /ft5re"eated $)erses% and the Grand <ur9an.

88. Strain not thine eyes. $(istfully% at what (e ha)e bestowed on certain classes of them,nor rie)e o)er them0 but lower thy win $in entleness% to the belie)ers.

89. And say0 1I am indeed he that warneth o"enly and without ambiuity,15

90. $/f -ust such wrath% as (e sent down on those who di)ided $Scri"ture into arbitrary

"arts%,5

91. $So also on such% as ha)e made <ur9an into shreds $as they "lease%.

92. !herefore, by the &ord, (e will, of a surety, call them to account,

93. or all their deeds.

94. !herefore e8"ound o"enly what thou art commanded, and turn away from those who -oin

false ods with Allah.

95. or sufficient are (e unto thee aainst those who scoff,5

96. !hose who ado"t, with Allah, another od0 but soon will they come to #now.

97. (e do indeed #now how thy heart is distressed at what they say.

98. 'ut celebrate the "raises of thy &ord, and be of those who "rostrate themsel)es in

adoration.

99. And ser)e thy &ord until there come unto thee the our that is Certain.

Surah 16. The ee

1. $Ine)itable% cometh $to "ass% the Command of Allah. see# ye not then to hasten it0 Glory to

im, and far is e abo)e ha)in the "artners they ascribe unto im2



2. e doth send down is anels with ins"iration of is Command, to such of is ser)ants as

e "leaseth, $sayin%0 1(arn $Man% that there is no od but I0 so do your duty unto Me.1

3. e has created the hea)ens and the earth for -ust ends0 ar is e abo)e ha)in the "artners

they ascribe to im2

4. e has created man from a s"erm5dro"; and behold this same $man% becomes an o"en

dis"uter2

5. And cattle e has created for you $men%0 from them ye deri)e warmth, and numerous

benefits, and of their $meat% ye eat.

6. And ye ha)e a sense of "ride and beauty in them as ye dri)e them home in the e)enin, and

as ye lead them forth to "asture in the mornin.

7. And they carry your hea)y loads to lands that ye could not $otherwise% reach e8ce"t with

souls distressed0 for your &ord is indeed Most =ind, Most Merciful,

8. And $e has created% horses, mules, and don#eys, for you to ride and use for show; and e

has created $other% thins of which ye ha)e no #nowlede.

9. And unto Allah leads straiht the (ay, but there are ways that turn aside0 if Allah had

willed, e could ha)e uided all of you.

10. It is e who sends down rain from the s#y0 from it ye drin#, and out of it $rows% the

)eetation on which ye feed your cattle.

11. (ith it e "roduces for you corn, oli)es, date5"alms, ra"es and e)ery #ind of fruit0 )erily

in this is a sin for those who i)e thouht.

12. e has made sub-ect to you the 4iht and the Day; the sun and the moon; and the stars are

in sub-ection by is Command0 )erily in this are Sins for men who are wise.

13. And the thins on this earth which e has multi"lied in )aryin colours $and ualities%0

)erily in this is a sin for men who celebrate the "raises of Allah $in ratitude%.

14. It is e (ho has made the sea sub-ect, that ye may eat thereof flesh that is fresh and

tender, and that ye may e8tract therefrom ornaments to wear; and thou seest the shi"s thereinthat "louh the wa)es, that ye may see# $thus% of the bounty of Allah and that ye may be

rateful.

15. And e has set u" on the earth mountains standin firm, lest it should sha#e with you; and

ri)ers and roads; that ye may uide yoursel)es;

16. And mar#s and sin5"osts; and by the stars $men% uide themsel)es.

17. Is then e (ho creates li#e one that creates not3 (ill ye not recei)e admonition3

18. If ye would count u" the fa)ours of Allah, ne)er would ye be able to number them0 forAllah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.



19. And Allah doth #now what ye conceal, and what ye re)eal.

20. !hose whom they in)o#e besides Allah create nothin and are themsel)es created.

21. $!hey are thins% dead, lifeless0 nor do they #now when they will be raised u".

22. :our Allah is one Allah. as to those who belie)e not in the ereafter, their hearts refuse to

#now, and they are arroant.

23. *ndoubtedly Allah doth #now what they conceal, and what they re)eal0 )erily e lo)eth

not the arroant.

24. (hen it is said to them, 1(hat is it that your &ord has re)ealed31 they say, 1!ales of the

ancients21

25. &et them bear, on the Day of Judment, their own burdens in full, and also $somethin% of

the burdens of those without #nowlede, whom they misled. Alas, how rie)ous the burdensthey will bear2

26. !hose before them did also "lot $aainst Allah.s (ay%0 but Allah too# their structures

from their foundations, and the roof fell down on them from abo)e; and the (rath sei6ed

them from directions they did not "ercei)e.

27. !hen, on the Day of Judment, e will co)er them with shame, and say0 1(here are My

9"artners9 concernin whom ye used to dis"ute $with the odly%31 !hose endued with

#nowlede will say0 1!his Day, indeed, are the *nbelie)ers co)ered with shame and misery,5

28. 1$4amely% those whose li)es the anels ta#e in a state of wron5doin to their own souls.1

!hen would they offer submission $with the "retence%, 1(e did no e)il $#nowinly%.1 $!he

anels will re"ly%, 14ay, but )erily Allah #noweth all that ye did;

29. 1So enter the ates of ell, to dwell therein. !hus e)il indeed is the abode of the

arroant.1

30. !o the rihteous $when% it is said, 1(hat is it that your &ord has re)ealed31 they say, 1All

that is ood.1 !o those who do ood, there is ood in this world, and the ome of the

ereafter is e)en better and e8cellent indeed is the ome of the rihteous,5

31. Gardens of 7ternity which they will enter0 beneath them flow $"leasant% ri)ers0 they will

ha)e therein all that they wish0 thus doth Allah reward the rihteous,5

32. $4amely% those whose li)es the anels ta#e in a state of "urity, sayin $to them%, 1Peace

be on you; enter ye the Garden, because of $the ood% which ye did $in the world%.1

33. Do the $unodly% wait until the anels come to them, or there comes the Command of thy

&ord $for their doom%3 So did those who went before them. 'ut Allah wroned them not0 nay,

they wroned their own souls.

34. 'ut the e)il results of their deeds o)ertoo# them, and that )ery $(rath% at which they hadscoffed hemmed them in.



35. !he worshi""ers of false ods say0 1If Allah had so willed, we should not ha)e

worshi""ed auht but im 5 neither we nor our fathers,5 nor should we ha)e "rescribed

"rohibitions other than is.1 So did those who went before them. 'ut what is the mission of

a"ostles but to "reach the Clear Messae3

36. or (e assuredly sent amonst e)ery Peo"le an a"ostle, $with the Command%, 1Ser)eAllah, and eschew 7)il10 of the Peo"le were some whom Allah uided, and some on whom

error became ine)itably $established%. So tra)el throuh the earth, and see what was the end of

those who denied $the !ruth%.

37. If thou art an8ious for their uidance, yet Allah uideth not such as e lea)es to stray, and

there is none to hel" them.

38. !hey swear their stronest oaths by Allah, that Allah will not raise u" those who die0 4ay,

but it is a "romise $bindin% on im in truth0 but most amon man#ind realise it not.

39. $!hey must be raised u"%, in order that e may manifest to them the truth of that whereinthey differ, and that the re-ecters of !ruth may realise that they had indeed $surrendered to%

alsehood.

40. or to anythin which (e ha)e willed, (e but say the word, 1'e1, and it is.

41. !o those who lea)e their homes in the cause of Allah, after sufferin o""ression,5 (e will

assuredly i)e a oodly home in this world; but truly the reward of the ereafter will be

reater. If they only realised $this%2

42. $!hey are% those who "erse)ere in "atience, and "ut their trust on their &ord.

43. And before thee also the a"ostles (e sent were but men, to whom (e ranted ins"iration0

if ye realise this not, as# of those who "ossess the Messae.

44. $(e sent them% with Clear Sins and 'oo#s of dar# "ro"hecies; and (e ha)e sent down

unto thee $also% the Messae; that thou mayest e8"lain clearly to men what is sent for them,

and that they may i)e thouht.

45. Do then those who de)ise e)il $"lots% feel secure that Allah will not cause the earth to

swallow them u", or that the (rath will not sei6e them from directions they little "ercei)e35

46. /r that e may not call them to account in the midst of their oins to and fro, without a

chance of their frustratin im35

47. /r that e may not call them to account by a "rocess of slow wastae 5 for thy &ord is

indeed full of #indness and mercy.

48. Do they not loo# at Allah.s creation, $e)en% amon $inanimate% thins,5 ow their $)ery%

shadows turn round, from the riht and the left, "rostratin themsel)es to Allah, and that in

the humblest manner3

49. And to Allah doth obeisance all that is in the hea)ens and on earth, whether mo)in$li)in% creatures or the anels0 for none are arroant $before their &ord%.



50. !hey all re)ere their &ord, hih abo)e them, and they do all that they are commanded.

51. Allah has said0 1!a#e not $for worshi"% two ods0 for e is -ust /ne Allah. then fear Me

$and Me alone%.1

52. !o im belons whate)er is in the hea)ens and on earth, and to im is duty due always0then will ye fear other than Allah.

53. And ye ha)e no ood thin but is from Allah. and moreo)er, when ye are touched by

distress, unto im ye cry with roans;

54. :et, when e remo)es the distress from you, behold2 some of you turn to other ods to

-oin with their &ord5

55. $As if% to show their inratitude for the fa)ours we ha)e bestowed on them2 then en-oy

$your brief day%0 but soon will ye #now $your folly%2

56. And they $e)en% assin, to thins they do not #now, a "ortion out of that which (e ha)e

bestowed for their sustenance2 'y Allah, ye shall certainly be called to account for your false

in)entions.

57. And they assin dauhters for Allah. 5 Glory be to im2 5 and for themsel)es $sons,5 the

issue% they desire2

58. (hen news is brouht to one of them, of $the birth of% a female $child%, his face dar#ens,

and he is filled with inward rief2

59. (ith shame does he hide himself from his "eo"le, because of the bad news he has had2

Shall he retain it on $sufferance and% contem"t, or bury it in the dust3 Ah2 what an e)il

$choice% they decide on3

60. !o those who belie)e not in the ereafter, a""lies the similitude of e)il0 to Allah a""lies

the hihest similitude0 for e is the 78alted in Power, full of (isdom.

61. If Allah were to "unish men for their wron5doin, e would not lea)e, on the $earth%, a

sinle li)in creature0 but e i)es them res"ite for a stated !erm0 (hen their !erm e8"ires,

they would not be able to delay $the "unishment% for a sinle hour, -ust as they would not be

able to antici"ate it $for a sinle hour%.

62. !hey attribute to Allah what they hate $for themsel)es%, and their tonues assert the

falsehood that all ood thins are for themsel)es0 without doubt for them is the ire, and they

will be the first to be hastened on into it2

63. 'y Allah, (e $also% sent $/ur a"ostles% to Peo"les before thee; but Satan made, $to the

wic#ed%, their own acts seem allurin0 e is also their "atron today, but they shall ha)e a most

rie)ous "enalty.

64. And (e sent down the 'oo# to thee for the e8"ress "ur"ose, that thou shouldst ma#e clear

to them those thins in which they differ, and that it should be a uide and a mercy to thosewho belie)e.



65. And Allah sends down rain from the s#ies, and i)es therewith life to the earth after its

death0 )erily in this is a Sin for those who listen.

66. And )erily in cattle $too% will ye find an instructi)e sin. rom what is within their bodies

between e8cretions and blood, (e "roduce, for your drin#, mil#, "ure and areeable to those

who drin# it.

67. And from the fruit of the date5"alm and the )ine, ye et out wholesome drin# and food0

behold, in this also is a sin for those who are wise.

68. And thy &ord tauht the 'ee to build its cells in hills, on trees, and in $men9s% habitations;

69. !hen to eat of all the "roduce $of the earth%, and find with s#ill the s"acious "aths of its

&ord0 there issues from within their bodies a drin# of )aryin colours, wherein is healin for

men0 )erily in this is a Sin for those who i)e thouht.

70. It is Allah who creates you and ta#es your souls at death; and of you there are some whoare sent bac# to a feeble ae, so that they #now nothin after ha)in #nown $much%0 for Allah

is All5=nowin, All5Powerful.

71. Allah has bestowed is ifts of sustenance more freely on some of you than on others0

those more fa)oured are not oin to throw bac# their ifts to those whom their riht hands

"ossess, so as to be eual in that res"ect. (ill they then deny the fa)ours of Allah.

72. And Allah has made for you mates $and com"anions% of your own nature, and made for

you, out of them, sons and dauhters and randchildren, and "ro)ided for you sustenance of

the best0 will they then belie)e in )ain thins, and be unrateful for Allah.s fa)ours35

73. And worshi" others than Allah,5 such as ha)e no "ower of "ro)idin them, for sustenance,

with anythin in hea)ens or earth, and cannot "ossibly ha)e such "ower3

74. In)ent not similitudes for Allah. for Allah #noweth, and ye #now not.

75. Allah sets forth the Parable $of two men0 one% a sla)e under the dominion of another; e

has no "ower of any sort; and $the other% a man on whom (e ha)e bestowed oodly fa)ours

from /ursel)es, and he s"ends thereof $freely%, "ri)ately and "ublicly0 are the two eual3 $'y

no means;% "raise be to Allah. 'ut most of them understand not.

76. Allah sets forth $another% Parable of two men0 one of them dumb, with no "ower of any

sort; a wearisome burden is he to his master; whiche)er way be directs him, he brins no

ood0 is such a man eual with one who commands Justice, and is on a Straiht (ay3

77. !o Allah beloneth the Mystery of the hea)ens and the earth. And the Decision of the

our $of Judment% is as the twin#lin of an eye, or e)en uic#er0 for Allah hath "ower o)er

all thins.

78. It is e (ho brouht you forth from the wombs of your mothers when ye #new nothin;

and e a)e you hearin and siht and intellience and affections0 that ye may i)e than#s $to

Allah..



79. Do they not loo# at the birds, held "oised in the midst of $the air and% the s#y3 4othin

holds them u" but $the "ower of% Allah. >erily in this are sins for those who belie)e.

80. It is Allah (ho made your habitations homes of rest and uiet for you; and made for you,

out of the s#ins of animals, $tents for% dwellins, which ye find so liht $and handy% when ye

tra)el and when ye sto" $in your tra)els%; and out of their wool, and their soft fibres $betweenwool and hair%, and their hair, rich stuff and articles of con)enience $to ser)e you% for a time.

81. It is Allah (ho made out of the thins e created, some thins to i)e you shade; of the

hills e made some for your shelter; e made you arments to "rotect you from heat, and

coats of mail to "rotect you from your $mutual% )iolence. !hus does e com"lete is fa)ours

on you, that ye may bow to is (ill $in Islam%.

82. 'ut if they turn away, thy duty is only to "reach the clear Messae.

83. !hey reconise the fa)ours of Allah. then they deny them; and most of them are

$creatures% unrateful.

84. /ne Day (e shall raise from all Peo"les a (itness0 then will no e8cuse be acce"ted from

*nbelie)ers, nor will they recei)e any fa)ours.

85. (hen the wron5doers $actually% see the Penalty, then will it in no way be mitiated, nor

will they then recei)e res"ite.

86. (hen those who a)e "artners to Allah will see their 1"artners1, they will say0 1/ur &ord2

these are our 9"artners,9 those whom we used to in)o#e besides !hee.1 'ut they will throw

bac# their word at them $and say%0 1Indeed ye are liars21

87. !hat Day shall they $o"enly% show $their% submission to Allah. and all their in)entions

shall lea)e them in the lurch.

88. !hose who re-ect Allah and hinder $men% from the Path of Allah 5 for them will (e add

Penalty to Penalty; for that they used to s"read mischief.

89. /ne day (e shall raise from all Peo"les a witness aainst them, from amonst

themsel)es0 and (e shall brin thee as a witness aainst these $thy "eo"le%0 and (e ha)e sent

down to thee the 'oo# e8"lainin all thins, a Guide, a Mercy, and Glad !idins to Muslims.

90. Allah commands -ustice, the doin of ood, and liberality to #ith and #in, and e forbids

all shameful deeds, and in-ustice and rebellion0 e instructs you, that ye may recei)e

admonition.

91. ulfil the Co)enant of Allah when ye ha)e entered into it, and brea# not your oaths after

ye ha)e confirmed them; indeed ye ha)e made Allah your surety; for Allah #noweth all that

ye do.

92. And be not li#e a woman who brea#s into untwisted strands the yarn which she has s"un,

after it has become stron. 4or ta#e your oaths to "ractise dece"tion between yoursel)es, lest

one "arty should be more numerous than another0 for Allah will test you by this; and on theDay of Judment e will certainly ma#e clear to you $the truth of% that wherein ye disaree.



93. If Allah so willed, e could ma#e you all one "eo"le0 'ut e lea)es strayin whom e

"leases, and e uides whom e "leases0 but ye shall certainly be called to account for all

your actions.

94. And ta#e not your oaths, to "ractise dece"tion between yoursel)es, with the result that

someone9s foot may sli" after it was firmly "lanted, and ye may ha)e to taste the e)il$conseuences% of ha)in hindered $men% from the Path of Allah, and a Mihty (rath

descend on you.

95. 4or sell the co)enant of Allah for a miserable "rice0 for with Allah is $a "ri6e% far better

for you, if ye only #new.

96. (hat is with you must )anish0 what is with Allah will endure. And (e will certainly

bestow, on those who "atiently "erse)ere, their reward accordin to the best of their actions.

97. (hoe)er wor#s rihteousness, man or woman, and has aith, )erily, to him will (e i)e

a new &ife, a life that is ood and "ure and (e will bestow on such their reward accordin tothe best of their actions.

98. (hen thou dost read the <ur9an, see# Allah.s "rotection from Satan the re-ected one.

99. 4o authority has he o)er those who belie)e and "ut their trust in their &ord.

100. is authority is o)er those only, who ta#e him as "atron and who -oin "artners with

Allah.

101. (hen (e substitute one re)elation for another,5 and Allah #nows best what e re)eals

$in staes%,5 they say, 1!hou art but a forer10 but most of them understand not.

102. Say, the oly S"irit has brouht the re)elation from thy &ord in !ruth, in order to

strenthen those who belie)e, and as a Guide and Glad !idins to Muslims.

103. (e #now indeed that they say, 1It is a man that teaches him.1 !he tonue of him they

wic#edly "oint to is notably forein, while this is Arabic, "ure and clear.

104. !hose who belie)e not in the Sins of Allah,5 Allah will not uide them, and theirs will

be a rie)ous Penalty.

105. It is those who belie)e not in the Sins of Allah, that fore falsehood0 it is they who lie2

106. Any one who, after acce"tin faith in Allah, utters *nbelief,5 e8ce"t under com"ulsion,

his heart remainin firm in aith 5 but such as o"en their breast to *nbelief, on them is (rath

from Allah, and theirs will be a dreadful Penalty.

107. !his because they lo)e the life of this world better than the ereafter0 and Allah will not

uide those who re-ect aith.

108. !hose are they whose hearts, ears, and eyes Allah has sealed u", and they ta#e no heed.

109. (ithout doubt, in the ereafter they will "erish.



110. 'ut )erily thy &ord,5 to those who lea)e their homes after trials and "ersecutions,5 and

who thereafter stri)e and fiht for the faith and "atiently "erse)ere,5 !hy &ord, after all this is

oft5fori)in, Most Merciful.

111. /ne Day e)ery soul will come u" strulin for itself, and e)ery soul will be

recom"ensed $fully% for all its actions, and none will be un-ustly dealt with.

112. Allah sets forth a Parable0 a city en-oyin security and uiet, abundantly su""lied with

sustenance from e)ery "lace0 :et was it unrateful for the fa)ours of Allah. so Allah made it

taste of huner and terror $in e8tremes% $closin in on it% li#e a arment $from e)ery side%,

because of the $e)il% which $its "eo"le% wrouht.

113. And there came to them an Messener from amon themsel)es, but they falsely re-ected

him; so the (rath sei6ed them e)en in the midst of their iniuities.

114. So eat of the sustenance which Allah has "ro)ided for you, lawful and ood; and be

rateful for the fa)ours of Allah, if it is e (hom ye ser)e.

115. e has only forbidden you dead meat, and blood, and the flesh of swine, and any $food%

o)er which the name of other than Allah has been in)o#ed. 'ut if one is forced by necessity,

without wilful disobedience, nor transressin due limits,5 then Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most

Merciful.

116. 'ut say not 5 for any false thin that your tonues may "ut forth,5 1!his is lawful, and

this is forbidden,1 so as to ascribe false thins to Allah. or those who ascribe false thins to

Allah, will ne)er "ros"er.

117. $In such falsehood% is but a "altry "rofit; but they will ha)e a most rie)ous Penalty.

118. !o the Jews (e "rohibited such thins as (e ha)e mentioned to thee before0 (e did

them no wron, but they were used to doin wron to themsel)es.

119. 'ut )erily thy &ord,5 to those who do wron in inorance, but who thereafter re"ent and

ma#e amends,5 thy &ord, after all this, is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

120. Abraham was indeed a model, de)outly obedient to Allah, $and% true in aith, and he

-oined not ods with Allah.

121. e showed his ratitude for the fa)ours of Allah, who chose him, and uided him to a

Straiht (ay.

122. And (e a)e him Good in this world, and he will be, in the ereafter, in the ran#s of the

+ihteous.

123. So (e ha)e tauht thee the ins"ired $Messae%, 1ollow the ways of Abraham the !rue

in aith, and he -oined not ods with Allah.1

124. !he Sabbath was only made $strict% for those who disareed $as to its obser)ance%; 'ut

Allah will -ude between them on the Day of Judment, as to their differences.



125. In)ite $all% to the (ay of thy &ord with wisdom and beautiful "reachin; and arue with

them in ways that are best and most racious0 for thy &ord #noweth best, who ha)e strayed

from is Path, and who recei)e uidance.

126. And if ye do catch them out, catch them out no worse than they catch you out0 'ut if ye

show "atience, that is indeed the best $course% for those who are "atient.

127. And do thou be "atient, for thy "atience is but from Allah. nor rie)e o)er them0 and

distress not thyself because of their "lots.

128. or Allah is with those who restrain themsel)es, and those who do ood.

Surah 17. "%ra!# The igh) ourney#

Chil(ren O "%rael

1. Glory to $$Allah%% (ho did ta#e is ser)ant for a Journey by niht from the Sacred Mosue

to the farthest Mosue, whose "recincts (e did bless,5 in order that (e miht show him some

of /ur Sins0 for e is the /ne (ho heareth and seeth $all thins%.

2. (e a)e Moses the 'oo#, and made it a Guide to the Children of Israel, $commandin%0

1!a#e not other than Me as Dis"oser of $your% affairs.1

3. / ye that are s"run from those whom (e carried $in the Ar#% with 4oah2 >erily he was a

de)otee most rateful.

4. And (e a)e $Clear% (arnin to the Children of Israel in the 'oo#, that twice would they

do mischief on the earth and be elated with mihty arroance $and twice would they be

"unished%2

5. (hen the first of the warnins came to "ass, (e sent aainst you /ur ser)ants i)en to

terrible warfare0 !hey entered the )ery inmost "arts of your homes; and it was a warnin

$com"letely% fulfilled.

6. !hen did (e rant you the +eturn as aainst them0 (e a)e you increase in resources and

sons, and made you the more numerous in man5"ower.

7. If ye did well, ye did well for yoursel)es; if ye did e)il, $ye did it% aainst yoursel)es. So

when the second of the warnins came to "ass, $(e "ermitted your enemies% to disfiure your

faces, and to enter your !em"le as they had entered it before, and to )isit with destruction all

that fell into their "ower.

8. It may be that your &ord may $yet% show Mercy unto you; but if ye re)ert $to your sins%,

(e shall re)ert $to /ur "unishments%0 And we ha)e made ell a "rison for those who re-ect

$all aith%.

9. >erily this <ur9an doth uide to that which is most riht $or stable%, and i)eth the Glad

!idins to the 'elie)ers who wor# deeds of rihteousness, that they shall ha)e a manificentreward;



10. And to those who belie)e not in the ereafter, $it announceth% that (e ha)e "re"ared for

them a Penalty Grie)ous $indeed%.

11. !he "rayer that man should ma#e for ood, he ma#eth for e)il; for man is i)en to hasty

$deeds%.

12. (e ha)e made the 4iht and the Day as two $of /ur% Sins0 the Sin of the 4iht ha)e

(e obscured, while the Sin of the Day (e ha)e made to enlihten you; that ye may see#

bounty from your &ord, and that ye may #now the number and count of the years0 all thins

ha)e (e e8"lained in detail.

13. 7)ery man9s fate (e ha)e fastened on his own nec#0 /n the Day of Judment (e shall

brin out for him a scroll, which he will see s"read o"en.

14. $It will be said to him0% 1+ead thine $own% record0 Sufficient is thy soul this day to ma#e

out an account aainst thee.1

15. (ho recei)eth uidance, recei)eth it for his own benefit0 who oeth astray doth so to his

own loss0 4o bearer of burdens can bear the burden of another0 nor would (e )isit with /ur

(rath until (e had sent an a"ostle $to i)e warnin%.

16. (hen (e decide to destroy a "o"ulation, (e $first% send a definite order to those amon

them who are i)en the ood thins of this life and yet transress; so that the word is "ro)ed

true aainst them0 then $it is% (e destroy them utterly.

17. ow many enerations ha)e (e destroyed after 4oah3 and enouh is thy &ord to note

and see the sins of is ser)ants.

18. If any do wish for the transitory thins $of this life%, (e readily rant them 5 such thins

as (e will, to such "erson as (e will0 in the end ha)e (e "ro)ided ell for them0 they will

burn therein, disraced and re-ected.

19. !hose who do wish for the $thins of% the ereafter, and stri)e therefor with all due

stri)in, and ha)e aith,5 they are the ones whose stri)in is acce"table $to Allah..

20. /f the bounties of thy &ord (e bestow freely on all5 !hese as well as those0 !he bounties

of thy &ord are not closed $to anyone%.

21. See how (e ha)e bestowed more on some than on others; but )erily the ereafter is more

in ran# and radation and more in e8cellence.

22. !a#e not with Allah another ob-ect of worshi"; or thou $/ man2% wilt sit in disrace and

destitution.

23. !hy &ord hath decreed that ye worshi" none but im, and that ye be #ind to "arents.

(hether one or both of them attain old ae in thy life, say not to them a word of contem"t,

nor re"el them, but address them in terms of honour.

24. And, out of #indness, lower to them the win of humility, and say0 1My &ord2 bestow onthem thy Mercy e)en as they cherished me in childhood.1



25. :our &ord #noweth best what is in your hearts0 If ye do deeds of rihteousness, )erily e

is Most ori)in to those who turn to im aain and aain $in true "enitence%.

26. And render to the #indred their due rihts, as $also% to those in want, and to the wayfarer0

'ut suander not $your wealth% in the manner of a s"endthrift.

27. >erily s"endthrifts are brothers of the 7)il /nes; and the 7)il /ne is to his &ord $himself%

unrateful.

28. And e)en if thou hast to turn away from them in "ursuit of the Mercy from thy &ord

which thou dost e8"ect, yet s"ea# to them a word of easy #indness.

29. Ma#e not thy hand tied $li#e a niard9s% to thy nec#, nor stretch it forth to its utmost

reach, so that thou become blameworthy and destitute.

30. >erily thy &ord doth "ro)ide sustenance in abundance for whom e "leaseth, and e

"ro)ideth in a -ust measure. or e doth #now and reard all is ser)ants.

31. =ill not your children for fear of want0 (e shall "ro)ide sustenance for them as well as

for you. >erily the #illin of them is a reat sin.

32. 4or come nih to adultery0 for it is a shameful $deed% and an e)il, o"enin the road $to

other e)ils%.

33. 4or ta#e life 5 which Allah has made sacred 5 e8ce"t for -ust cause. And if anyone is slain

wronfully, we ha)e i)en his heir authority $to demand isas or to fori)e%0 but let him nor

e8ceed bounds in the matter of ta#in life; for he is hel"ed $by the &aw%.

34. Come not nih to the or"han9s "ro"erty e8ce"t to im"ro)e it, until he attains the ae of full

strenth; and fulfil $e)ery% enaement, for $e)ery% enaement will be enuired into $on the

Day of +ec#onin%.

35. Gi)e full measure when ye measure, and weih with a balance that is straiht0 that is the

most fittin and the most ad)antaeous in the final determination.

36. And "ursue not that of which thou hast no #nowlede; for e)ery act of hearin, or of

seein or of $feelin in% the heart will be enuired into $on the Day of +ec#onin%.

37. 4or wal# on the earth with insolence0 for thou canst not rend the earth asunder, nor reach

the mountains in heiht.

38. /f all such thins the e)il is hateful in the siht of thy &ord.

39. !hese are amon the $"rece"ts of% wisdom, which thy &ord has re)ealed to thee. !a#e not,

with Allah, another ob-ect of worshi", lest thou shouldst be thrown into ell, blameworthy

and re-ected.

40. as then your &ord $/ Paans2% "referred for you sons, and ta#en for imself dauhters

amon the anels3 !ruly ye utter a most dreadful sayin2



41. (e ha)e e8"lained $thins% in )arious $ways% in this <ur9an, in order that they may

recei)e admonition, but it only increases their fliht $from the !ruth%2

42. Say0 If there had been $other% ods with im, as they say,5 behold, they would certainly

ha)e souht out a way to the &ord of the !hrone2

43. Glory to im2 e is hih abo)e all that they say25 78alted and Great $beyond measure%2

44. !he se)en hea)ens and the earth, and all beins therein, declare is lory0 there is not a

thin but celebrates is "raise; And yet ye understand not how they declare is lory2 >erily

e is /ft5orbear, Most ori)in2

45. (hen thou dost recite the <ur9an, (e "ut, between thee and those who belie)e not in the

ereafter, a )eil in)isible0

46. And (e "ut co)erins o)er their hearts $and minds% lest they should understand the

<ur9an, and deafness into their ears0 when thou dost commemorate thy &ord and im alone inthe <ur9an, they turn on their bac#s, fleein $from the !ruth%.

47. (e #now best why it is they listen, when they listen to thee; and when they meet in

"ri)ate conference, behold, the wic#ed say, 1:e follow none other than a man bewitched21

48. See what similes they stri#e for thee0 but they ha)e one astray, and ne)er can they find a

way.

49. !hey say0 1(hat2 when we are reduced to bones and dust, should we really be raised u"

$to be% a new creation31

50. Say0 1$4ay2% be ye stones or iron,

51. 1/r created matter which, in your minds, is hardest $to be raised u"%,5 $:et shall ye be

raised u"%21 then will they say0 1(ho will cause us to return31 Say0 1e who created you

first21 !hen will they wa their heads towards thee, and say, 1(hen will that be31 Say, 1May

be it will be uite soon2

52. 1It will be on a Day when e will call you, and ye will answer $is call% with $words of%

is "raise, and ye will thin# that ye tarried but a little while21

53. Say to My ser)ants that they should $only% say those thins that are best0 for Satan doth

sow dissensions amon them0 or Satan is to man an a)owed enemy.

54. It is your &ord that #noweth you best0 If e "lease, e ranteth you mercy, or if e

"lease, "unishment0 (e ha)e not sent thee to be a dis"oser of their affairs for them.

55. And it is your &ord that #noweth best all beins that are in the hea)ens and on earth0 (e

did bestow on some "ro"hets more $and other% ifts than on others0 and (e a)e to Da)id

$the ift of% the Psalms.

56. Say0 1Call on those 5 besides im 5 whom ye fancy0 they ha)e neither the "ower toremo)e your troubles from you nor to chane them.1



57. !hose whom they call u"on do desire $for themsel)es% means of access to their &ord, 5

e)en those who are nearest0 they ho"e for is Mercy and fear is (rath0 for the (rath of thy

&ord is somethin to ta#e heed of.

58. !here is not a "o"ulation but (e shall destroy it before the Day of Judment or "unish it

with a dreadful Penalty0 that is written in the $eternal% +ecord.

59. And (e refrain from sendin the sins, only because the men of former enerations

treated them as false0 (e sent the she5camel to the !hamud to o"en their eyes, but they

treated her wronfully0 (e only send the Sins by way of terror $and warnin from e)il%.

60. 'ehold2 (e told thee that thy &ord doth encom"ass man#ind round about0 (e ranted the

)ision which (e showed thee, but as a trial for men,5 as also the Cursed !ree $mentioned% in

the <ur9an0 (e "ut terror $and warnin% into them, but it only increases their inordinate

transression2

61. 'ehold2 (e said to the anels0 1'ow down unto Adam10 !hey bowed down e8ce"t Iblis0e said, 1Shall I bow down to one whom !hou didst create from clay31

62. e said0 1Seest !hou3 this is the one whom !hou hast honoured abo)e me2 If !hou wilt

but res"ite me to the Day of Judment, I will surely brin his descendants under my sway 5 all

but a few21

63. $$Allah%% said0 1Go thy way; if any of them follow thee, )erily ell will be the recom"ense

of you $all%5 an am"le recom"ense.

64. 1&ead to destruction those whom thou canst amon them, with thy $seducti)e% )oice;

ma#e assaults on them with thy ca)alry and thy infantry; mutually share with them wealth and

children; and ma#e "romises to them.1 'ut Satan "romises them nothin but deceit.

65. 1As for My ser)ants, no authority shalt thou ha)e o)er them01 7nouh is thy &ord for a

Dis"oser of affairs.

66. :our &ord is e !hat ma#eth the Shi" o smoothly for you throuh the sea, in order that

ye may see# of his 'ounty. or he is unto you most Merciful.

67. (hen distress sei6es you at sea, those that ye call u"on 5 besides imself 5 lea)e you in

the lurch2 but when e brins you bac# safe to land, ye turn away $from im%. Mostunrateful is man2

68. Do ye then feel secure that e will not cause you to be swallowed u" beneath the earth

when ye are on land, or that e will not send aainst you a )iolent tornado $with showers of

stones% so that ye shall find no one to carry out your affairs for you3

69. /r do ye feel secure that e will not send you bac# a second time to sea and send aainst

you a hea)y ale to drown you because of your inratitude, so that ye find no hel"er. !herein

aainst *s3



70. (e ha)e honoured the sons of Adam; "ro)ided them with trans"ort on land and sea; i)en

them for sustenance thins ood and "ure; and conferred on them s"ecial fa)ours, abo)e a

reat "art of our creation.

71. /ne day (e shall call toether all human beins with their $res"ecti)e% Imams0 those who

are i)en their record in their riht hand will read it $with "leasure%, and they will not be dealtwith un-ustly in the least.

72. 'ut those who were blind in this world, will be blind in the hereafter, and most astray

from the Path.

73. And their "ur"ose was to tem"t thee away from that which (e had re)ealed unto thee, to

substitute in our name somethin uite different; $in that case%, behold2 they would certainly

ha)e made thee $their% friend2

74. And had (e not i)en thee strenth, thou wouldst nearly ha)e inclined to them a little.

75. In that case (e should ha)e made thee taste an eual "ortion $of "unishment% in this life,

and an eual "ortion in death0 and moreo)er thou wouldst ha)e found none to hel" thee

aainst *s2

76. !heir "ur"ose was to scare thee off the land, in order to e8"el thee; but in that case they

would not ha)e stayed $therein% after thee, e8ce"t for a little while.

77. $!his was /ur% way with the a"ostles (e sent before thee0 thou wilt find no chane in /ur

ways.

78. 7stablish reular "rayers 5 at the sun9s decline till the dar#ness of the niht, and the

mornin "rayer and readin0 for the "rayer and readin in the mornin carry their testimony.

79. And "ray in the small watches of the mornin0 $it would be% an additional "rayer $or

s"iritual "rofit% for thee0 soon will thy &ord raise thee to a Station of Praise and Glory2

80. Say0 1/ my &ord2 &et my entry be by the Gate of !ruth and onour, and li#ewise my e8it

by the Gate of !ruth and onour; and rant me from !hy Presence an authority to aid $me%.1

81. And say0 1!ruth has $now% arri)ed, and alsehood "erished0 for alsehood is $by its

nature% bound to "erish.1

82. (e send down $stae by stae% in the <ur9an that which is a healin and a mercy to those

who belie)e0 to the un-ust it causes nothin but loss after loss.

83. :et when (e bestow /ur fa)ours on man, he turns away and becomes remote on his side

$instead of comin to *s%, and when e)il sei6es him he i)es himself u" to des"air2

84. Say0 17)eryone acts accordin to his own dis"osition0 'ut your &ord #nows best who it is

that is best uided on the (ay.1

85. !hey as# thee concernin the S"irit $of ins"iration%. Say0 1!he S"irit $cometh% bycommand of my &ord0 of #nowlede it is only a little that is communicated to you, $/ men2%1



86. If it were /ur (ill, (e could ta#e away that which (e ha)e sent thee by ins"iration0then

wouldst thou find none to "lead thy affair in that matter as aainst *s,5

87. 78ce"t for Mercy from thy &ord0 for his bounty is to thee $indeed% reat.

88. Say0 1If the whole of man#ind and Jinns were to ather toether to "roduce the li#e of this<ur9an, they could not "roduce the li#e thereof, e)en if they bac#ed u" each other with hel"

and su""ort.

89. And (e ha)e e8"lained to man, in this <ur9an, e)ery #ind of similitude0 yet the reater

"art of men refuse $to recei)e it% e8ce"t with inratitude2

90. !hey say0 1(e shall not belie)e in thee, until thou cause a s"rin to ush forth for us from

the earth,

91. 1/r $until% thou ha)e a arden of date trees and )ines, and cause ri)ers to ush forth in

their midst, carryin abundant water;

92. 1/r thou cause the s#y to fall in "ieces, as thou sayest $will ha""en%, aainst us; or thou

brin Allah and the anels before $us% face to face0

93. 1/r thou ha)e a house adorned with old, or thou mount a ladder riht into the s#ies. 4o,

we shall not e)en belie)e in thy mountin until thou send down to us a boo# that we could

read.1 Say0 1Glory to my &ord2 Am I auht but a man,5 an a"ostle31

94. (hat #e"t men bac# from belief when Guidance came to them, was nothin but this0 they

said, 1as Allah sent a man $li#e us% to be $is% Messener.1

95. Say, 1If there were settled, on earth, anels wal#in about in "eace and uiet, (e should

certainly ha)e sent them down from the hea)ens an anel for an a"ostle.1

96. Say0 17nouh is Allah for a witness between me and you0 for e is well acuainted with

is ser)ants, and e sees $all thins%.

97. It is he whom Allah uides, that is on true Guidance; but he whom e lea)es astray 5 for

such wilt thou find no "rotector besides im. /n the Day of Judment (e shall ather, them

toether, "rone on their faces, blind, dumb, and deaf0 their abode will be ell0 e)ery time it

shows abatement, (e shall increase from them the fierceness of the ire.

98. !hat is their recom"ense, because they re-ected /ur sins, and said, 1(hen we are

reduced to bones and bro#en dust, should we really be raised u" $to be% a new Creation31

99. See they not that Allah, (ho created the hea)ens and the earth, has "ower to create the

li#e of them $anew%3 /nly e has decreed a term a""ointed, of which there is no doubt. 'ut

the un-ust refuse $to recei)e it% e8ce"t with inratitude.

100. Say0 1If ye had control of the !reasures of the Mercy of my &ord, behold, ye would #ee"

them bac#, for fear of s"endin them0 for man is $e)ery% niardly21



101. !o Moses (e did i)e 4ine Clear Sins0 As the Children of Israel0 when he came to

them, Pharaoh said to him0 1/ Moses2 I consider thee, indeed, to ha)e been wor#ed u"on by

sorcery2

102. Moses said, 1!hou #nowest well that these thins ha)e been sent down by none but the

&ord of the hea)ens and the earth as eye5o"enin e)idence0 and I consider thee indeed, /Pharaoh, to be one doomed to destruction21

103. So he resol)ed to remo)e them from the face of the earth0 but (e did drown him and all

who were with him.

104. And (e said thereafter to the Children of Israel, 1Dwell securely in the land $of

"romise%10 but when the second of the warnins came to "ass, (e athered you toether in a

minled crowd.

105. (e sent down the $<ur9an% in !ruth, and in !ruth has it descended0 and (e sent thee but

to i)e Glad !idins and to warn $sinners%.

106. $It is% a <ur9an which (e ha)e di)ided $into "arts from time to time%, in order that thou

mihtest recite it to men at inter)als0 (e ha)e re)ealed it by staes.

107. Say0 1(hether ye belie)e in it or not, it is true that those who were i)en #nowlede

beforehand, when it is recited to them, fall down on their faces in humble "rostration,

108. 1And they say0 9Glory to our &ord2 !ruly has the "romise of our &ord been fulfilled291

109. !hey fall down on their faces in tears, and it increases their $earnest% humility.

110. Say0 1Call u"on Allah, or call u"on +ahman0 by whate)er name ye call u"on im, $it is

well%0 for to im belon the Most 'eautiful 4ames. 4either s"ea# thy Prayer aloud, nor s"ea#

it in a low tone, but see# a middle course between.1

111. Say0 1Praise be to Allah, who beets no son, and has no "artner in $is% dominion0 4or

$needs% e any to "rotect im from humiliation0 yea, manify im for is reatness and

lory21

Surah 18. The Ca+e1. Praise be to Allah, (ho hath sent to is Ser)ant the 'oo#, and hath allowed therein no

Croo#edness0

2. $e hath made it% Straiht $and Clear% in order that e may warn $the odless% of a terrible

Punishment from im, and that e may i)e Glad !idins to the 'elie)ers who wor#

rihteous deeds, that they shall ha)e a oodly +eward,

3. (herein they shall remain for e)er0

4. urther, that e may warn those $also% who say, 1$Allah% hath beotten a son10



5. 4o #nowlede ha)e they of such a thin, nor had their fathers. It is a rie)ous thin that

issues from their mouths as a sayin what they say is nothin but falsehood2

6. !hou wouldst only, "erchance, fret thyself to death, followin after them, in rief, if they

belie)e not in this Messae.

7. !hat which is on earth we ha)e made but as a litterin show for the earth, in order that (e

may test them 5 as to which of them are best in conduct.

8. >erily what is on earth we shall ma#e but as dust and dry soil $without rowth or herbae%.

9. /r dost thou reflect that the Com"anions of the Ca)e and of the Inscri"tion were wonders

amon /ur Sin3

10. 'ehold, the youths betoo# themsel)es to the Ca)e0 they said, 1/ur &ord2 bestow on us

Mercy from !hyself, and dis"ose of our affair for us in the riht way21

11. !hen (e draw $a )eil% o)er their ears, for a number of years, in the Ca)e, $so that they

heard not%0

12. !hen (e roused them, in order to test which of the two "arties was best at calculatin the

term of years they had tarried2

13. (e relate to thee their story in truth0 they were youths who belie)ed in their &ord, and (e

ad)anced them in uidance0

14. (e a)e strenth to their hearts0 'ehold, they stood u" and said0 1/ur &ord is the &ord of

the hea)ens and of the earth0 ne)er shall we call u"on any od other than im0 if we did, we

should indeed ha)e uttered an enormity2

15. 1!hese our "eo"le ha)e ta#en for worshi" ods other than im0 why do they not brin

forward an authority clear $and con)incin% for what they do3 (ho doth more wron than

such as in)ent a falsehood aainst Allah.

16. 1(hen ye turn away from them and the thins they worshi" other than Allah, beta#e

yoursel)es to the Ca)e0 :our &ord will shower is mercies on you and dis"oses of your affair

towards comfort and ease.1

17. !hou wouldst ha)e seen the sun, when it rose, declinin to the riht from their Ca)e, and

when it set, turnin away from them to the left, while they lay in the o"en s"ace in the midst

of the Ca)e. Such are amon the Sins of Allah. e whom Allah, uides is rihtly uided; but

he whom Allah lea)es to stray,5 for him wilt thou find no "rotector to lead him to the +iht

(ay.

18. !hou wouldst ha)e deemed them awa#e, whilst they were aslee", and (e turned them on

their riht and on their left sides0 their do stretchin forth his two fore5les on the threshold0

if thou hadst come u" on to them, thou wouldst ha)e certainly turned bac# from them in

fliht, and wouldst certainly ha)e been filled with terror of them.



19. Such $bein their state%, we raised them u" $from slee"%, that they miht uestion each

other. Said one of them, 1ow lon ha)e ye stayed $here%31 !hey said, 1(e ha)e stayed

$"erha"s% a day, or "art of a day.1 $At lenth% they $all% said, 1$Allah% $alone% #nows best how

lon ye ha)e stayed here.... 4ow send ye then one of you with this money of yours to the

town0 let him find out which is the best food $to be had% and brin some to you, that $ye may%

satisfy your huner therewith0 And let him beha)e with care and courtesy, and let him notinform any one about you.

20. 1or if they should come u"on you, they would stone you or force you to return to their

cult, and in that case ye would ne)er attain "ros"erity.1

21. !hus did (e ma#e their case #nown to the "eo"le, that they miht #now that the "romise

of Allah is true, and that there can be no doubt about the our of Judment. 'ehold, they

dis"ute amon themsel)es as to their affair. $Some% said, 1Construct a buildin o)er them10

!heir &ord #nows best about them0 those who "re)ailed o)er their affair said, 1&et us surely

build a "lace of worshi" o)er them.1

22. $Some% say they were three, the do bein the fourth amon them; $others% say they were

fi)e, the do bein the si8th,5 doubtfully uessin at the un#nown; $yet others% say they were

se)en, the do bein the eihth. Say thou0 1My &ord #noweth best their number; It is but few

that #now their $real case%.1 7nter not, therefore, into contro)ersies concernin them, e8ce"t

on a matter that is clear, nor consult any of them about $the affair of% the Slee"ers.

23. 4or say of anythin, 1I shall be sure to do so and so tomorrow15

24. (ithout addin, 1So "lease Allah.1 and call thy &ord to mind when thou forettest, and

say, 1I ho"e that my &ord will uide me e)er closer $e)en% than this to the riht road.1

25. So they stayed in their Ca)e three hundred years, and $some% add nine $more%

26. Say0 1$Allah% #nows best how lon they stayed0 with im is $the #nowlede of% the

secrets of the hea)ens and the earth0 how clearly e sees, how finely e hears $e)erythin%2

!hey ha)e no "rotector other than im; nor does e share is Command with any "erson

whatsoe)er.

27. And recite $and teach% what has been re)ealed to thee of the 'oo# of thy &ord0 none can

chane is (ords, and none wilt thou find as a refue other than im.

28. And #ee" thy soul content with those who call on their &ord mornin and e)enin,

see#in is ace; and let not thine eyes "ass beyond them, see#in the "om" and litter of

this &ife; no obey any whose heart (e ha)e "ermitted to nelect the remembrance of *s, one

who follows his own desires, whose case has one beyond all bounds.

29. Say, 1!he truth is from your &ord10 &et him who will belie)e, and let him who will, re-ect

$it%0 for the wron5doers (e ha)e "re"ared a ire whose $smo#e and flames%, li#e the walls

and roof of a tent, will hem them in0 if they im"lore relief they will be ranted water li#e

melted brass, that will scald their faces, how dreadful the drin#2 ow uncomfortable a couch

to recline on2



30. As to those who belie)e and wor# rihteousness, )erily (e shall not suffer to "erish the

reward of any who do a $sinle% rihteous deed.

31. or them will be Gardens of 7ternity; beneath them ri)ers will flow; they will be adorned

therein with bracelets of old, and they will wear reen arments of fine sil# and hea)y

brocade0 !hey will recline therein on raised thrones. ow ood the recom"ense2 ow beautiful a couch to recline on2

32. Set forth to them the "arable of two men0 for one of them (e "ro)ided two ardens of

ra"e5)ines and surrounded them with date "alms; in between the two (e "laced corn5fields.

33. 7ach of those ardens brouht forth its "roduce, and failed not in the least therein0 in the

midst of them (e caused a ri)er to flow.

34. $Abundant% was the "roduce this man had 0 he said to his com"anion, in the course of a

mutual arument0 1more wealth ha)e I than you, and more honour and "ower in $my

followin of% men.1

35. e went into his arden in a state $of mind% un-ust to his soul0 e said, 1I deem not that

this will e)er "erish,

36. 14or do I deem that the our $of Judment% will $e)er% come0 7)en if I am brouht bac#

to my &ord, I shall surely find $there% somethin better in e8chane.1

37. is com"anion said to him, in the course of the arument with him0 1Dost thou deny im

(ho created thee out of dust, then out of a s"erm5dro", then fashioned thee into a man3

38. 1'ut $I thin#% for my "art that e is Allah, My &ord, and none shall I associate with my

&ord.

39. 1(hy didst thou not, as thou wentest into thy arden, say0 9$Allah%9s will $be done%2 !here

is no "ower but with Allah.9 If thou dost see me less than thee in wealth and sons,

40. 1It may be that my &ord will i)e me somethin better than thy arden, and that e will

send on thy arden thunderbolts $by way of rec#onin% from hea)en, ma#in it $but% sli""ery

sand25

41. 1/r the water of the arden will run off underround so that thou wilt ne)er be able to findit.1

42. So his fruits $and en-oyment% were encom"assed $with ruin%, and he remained twistin and

turnin his hands o)er what he had s"ent on his "ro"erty, which had $now% tumbled to "ieces

to its )ery foundations, and he could only say, 1(oe is me2 (ould I had ne)er ascribed

"artners to my &ord and Cherisher21

43. 4or had he numbers to hel" him aainst Allah, nor was he able to deli)er himself.

44. !here, the $only% "rotection comes from Allah, the !rue /ne. e is the 'est to reward,

and the 'est to i)e success.



45. Set forth to them the similitude of the life of this world0 It is li#e the rain which we send

down from the s#ies0 the earth9s )eetation absorbs it, but soon it becomes dry stubble, which

the winds do scatter0 it is $only% Allah who "re)ails o)er all thins.

46. (ealth and sons are allurements of the life of this world0 'ut the thins that endure, ood

deeds, are best in the siht of thy &ord, as rewards, and best as $the foundation for% ho"es.

47. /ne Day (e shall remo)e the mountains, and thou wilt see the earth as a le)el stretch,

and (e shall ather them, all toether, nor shall (e lea)e out any one of them.

48. And they will be marshalled before thy &ord in ran#s, $with the announcement%, 14ow

ha)e ye come to *s $bare% as (e created you first0 aye, ye thouht (e shall not fulfil the

a""ointment made to you to meet $*s%210

49. And the 'oo# $of Deeds% will be "laced $before you%; and thou wilt see the sinful in reat

terror because of what is $recorded% therein; they will say, 1Ah2 woe to us2 what a 'oo# is

this2 It lea)es out nothin small or reat, but ta#es account thereof21 !hey will find all thatthey did, "laced before them0 And not one will thy &ord treat with in-ustice.

50. 'ehold2 (e said to the anels, 1'ow down to Adam10 !hey bowed down e8ce"t Iblis. e

was one of the Jinns, and he bro#e the Command of his &ord. (ill ye then ta#e him and his

"roeny as "rotectors rather than Me3 And they are enemies to you2 7)il would be the

e8chane for the wron5doers2

51. I called them not to witness the creation of the hea)ens and the earth, nor $e)en% their own

creation0 nor is it for hel"ers such as Me to ta#e as lead $men% astray2

52. /ne Day e will say, 1Call on those whom ye thouht to be My "artners,1 and they will

call on them, but they will not listen to them; and (e shall ma#e for them a "lace of common

"erdition.

53. And the Sinful shall see the fire and a""rehend that they ha)e to fall therein0 no means

will they find to turn away therefrom.

54. (e ha)e e8"lained in detail in this <ur9an, for the benefit of man#ind, e)ery #ind of

similitude0 but man is, in most thins, contentious.

55. And what is there to #ee" bac# men from belie)in, now that Guidance has come to them,nor from "rayin for fori)eness from their &ord, but that $they as# that% the ways of the

ancients be re"eated with them, or the (rath be brouht to them face to face3

56. (e only send the a"ostles to i)e Glad !idins and to i)e warnins0 'ut the unbelie)ers

dis"ute with )ain arument, in order therewith to wea#en the truth, and they treat My Sins as

a -est, as also the fact that they are warned2

57. And who doth more wron than one who is reminded of the Sins of his &ord, but turns

away from them, forettin the $deeds% which his hands ha)e sent forth3 >erily (e ha)e set

)eils o)er their hearts lest they should understand this, and o)er their ears, deafness, if thou

callest them to uidance, e)en then will they ne)er acce"t uidance.



58. 'ut your &ord is Most fori)in, full of Mercy. If e were to call them $at once% to

account for what they ha)e earned, then surely e would ha)e hastened their "unishment, but

they ha)e their a""ointed time, beyond which they will find no refue.

59. Such were the "o"ulations we destroyed when they committed iniuities; but we fi8ed an

a""ointed time for their destruction.

60. 'ehold, Moses said to his attendant, 1I will not i)e u" until I reach the -unction of the

two seas or $until% I s"end years and years in tra)el.1

61. 'ut when they reached the Junction, they forot $about% their ish, which too# its course

throuh the sea $straiht% as in a tunnel.

62. (hen they had "assed on $some distance%, Moses said to his attendant0 1'rin us our early

meal; truly we ha)e suffered much fatiue at this $stae of% our -ourney.1

63. e re"lied0 1Sawest thou $what ha""ened% when we betoo# oursel)es to the roc#3 I didindeed foret $about% the ish0 none but Satan made me foret to tell $you% about it0 it too# its

course throuh the sea in a mar)ellous way21

64. Moses said0 1!hat was what we were see#in after01 So they went bac# on their footste"s,

followin $the "ath they had come%.

65. So they found one of /ur ser)ants, on whom (e had bestowed Mercy from /ursel)es

and whom (e had tauht #nowlede from /ur own Presence.

66. Moses said to him0 1May I follow thee, on the footin that thou teach me somethin of the

$iher% !ruth which thou hast been tauht31

67. $!he other% said0 1>erily thou wilt not be able to ha)e "atience with me21

68. 1And how canst thou ha)e "atience about thins about which thy understandin is not

com"lete31

69. Moses said0 1!hou wilt find me, if Allah so will, $truly% "atient0 nor shall I disobey thee in

auht.1

70. !he other said0 1If then thou wouldst follow me, as# me no uestions about anythin untilI myself s"ea# to thee concernin it.1

71. So they both "roceeded0 until, when they were in the boat, he scuttled it. Said Moses0

1ast thou scuttled it in order to drown those in it3 !ruly a strane thin hast thou done21

72. e answered0 1Did I not tell thee that thou canst ha)e no "atience with me31

73. Moses said0 1+ebu#e me not for forettin, nor rie)e me by raisin difficulties in my

case.1



74. !hen they "roceeded0 until, when they met a youn man, he slew him. Moses said0 1ast

thou slain an innocent "erson who had slain none3 !ruly a foul $unheard of% thin hast thou

done21

75. e answered0 1Did I not tell thee that thou canst ha)e no "atience with me31

76. $Moses% said0 1If e)er I as# thee about anythin after this, #ee" me not in thy com"any0

then wouldst thou ha)e recei)ed $full% e8cuse from my side.1

77. !hen they "roceeded0 until, when they came to the inhabitants of a town, they as#ed them

for food, but they refused them hos"itality. !hey found there a wall on the "oint of fallin

down, but he set it u" straiht. $Moses% said0 1If thou hadst wished, surely thou couldst ha)e

e8acted some recom"ense for it21

78. e answered0 1!his is the "artin between me and thee0 now will I tell thee the

inter"retation of $those thins% o)er which thou wast unable to hold "atience.

79. 1As for the boat, it beloned to certain men in dire want0 they "lied on the water0 I but

wished to render it unser)iceable, for there was after them a certain #in who sei6ed on e)ery

boat by force.

80. 1As for the youth, his "arents were "eo"le of aith, and we feared that he would rie)e

them by obstinate rebellion and inratitude $to Allah and man%.

81. 1So we desired that their &ord would i)e them in e8chane $a son% better in "urity $of

conduct% and closer in affection.

82. 1As for the wall, it beloned to two youths, or"hans, in the !own; there was, beneath it, a

buried treasure, to which they were entitled0 their father had been a rihteous man0 So thy

&ord desired that they should attain their ae of full strenth and et out their treasure 5 a

mercy $and fa)our% from thy &ord. I did it not of my own accord. Such is the inter"retation of

$those thins% o)er which thou wast unable to hold "atience.1

83. !hey as# thee concernin ?ul5arnain. Say, 1I will rehearse to you somethin of his

story.1

84. >erily (e established his "ower on earth, and (e a)e him the ways and the means to all

ends.

85. /ne $such% way he followed,

86. *ntil, when he reached the settin of the sun, he found it set in a s"rin of mur#y water0

4ear it he found a Peo"le0 (e said0 1/ ?ul5arnain2 $thou hast authority,% either to "unish

them, or to treat them with #indness.1

87. e said0 1(hoe)er doth wron, him shall we "unish; then shall he be sent bac# to his

&ord; and e will "unish him with a "unishment unheard5of $before%.

88. 1'ut whoe)er belie)es, and wor#s rihteousness,5 he shall ha)e a oodly reward, and easywill be his tas# as (e order it by our Command.1



89. !hen followed he $another% way,

90. *ntil, when he came to the risin of the sun, he found it risin on a "eo"le for whom (e

had "ro)ided no co)erin "rotection aainst the sun.

91. $e left them% as they were0 (e com"letely understood what was before him.

92. !hen followed he $another% way,

93. *ntil, when he reached $a tract% between two mountains, he found, beneath them, a "eo"le

who scarcely understood a word.

94. !hey said0 1/ ?ul5arnain2 the Go and Mao $Peo"le% do reat mischief on earth0 shall

we then render thee tribute in order that thou mihtest erect a barrier between us and them3

95. e said0 1$!he "ower% in which my &ord has established me is better $than tribute%0 el"

me therefore with strenth $and labour%0 I will erect a stron barrier between you and them0

96. 1'rin me bloc#s of iron.1 At lenth, when he had filled u" the s"ace between the two

stee" mountain5sides, e said, 1'low $with your bellows%1 !hen, when he had made it $red%

as fire, he said0 1'rin me, that I may "our o)er it, molten lead.1

97. !hus were they made "owerless to scale it or to di throuh it.

98. e said0 1!his is a mercy from my &ord0 'ut when the "romise of my &ord comes to "ass,

e will ma#e it into dust; and the "romise of my &ord is true.1

99. /n that day (e shall lea)e them to sure li#e wa)es on one another0 the trum"et will be

blown, and (e shall collect them all toether.

100. And (e shall "resent ell that day for *nbelie)ers to see, all s"read out,5

101. $*nbelie)ers% whose eyes had been under a )eil from remembrance of Me, and who had

been unable e)en to hear.

102. Do the *nbelie)ers thin# that they can ta#e My ser)ants as "rotectors besides Me3

>erily (e ha)e "re"ared ell for the *nbelie)ers for $their% entertainment.

103. Say0 1Shall we tell you of those who lose most in res"ect of their deeds35

104. 1!hose whose efforts ha)e been wasted in this life, while they thouht that they were

acuirin ood by their wor#s31

105. !hey are those who deny the Sins of their &ord and the fact of their ha)in to meet im

$in the ereafter%0 )ain will be their wor#s, nor shall (e, on the Day of Judment, i)e them

any weiht.

106. !hat is their reward, ell, because they re-ected aith, and too# My Sins and My

Messeners by way of -est.



107. As to those who belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds, they ha)e, for their entertainment, the

Gardens of Paradise,

108. (herein they shall dwell $for aye%0 no chane will they wish for from them.

109. Say0 1If the ocean were in# $wherewith to write out% the words of my &ord, sooner wouldthe ocean be e8hausted than would the words of my &ord, e)en if we added another ocean

li#e it, for its aid.1

110. Say0 1I am but a man li#e yoursel)es, $but% the ins"iration has come to me, that your

Allah is one Allah. whoe)er e8"ects to meet his &ord, let him wor# rihteousness, and, in the

worshi" of his &ord, admit no one as "artner.

Surah 19. ary

1. =af. a. :a. 9Ain. Sad.

2. $!his is% a recital of the Mercy of thy &ord to is ser)ant ?a#ariya.

3. 'ehold2 he cried to his &ord in secret,

4. Prayin0 1/ my &ord2 infirm indeed are my bones, and the hair of my head doth listen

with rey0 but ne)er am I unblest, / my &ord, in my "rayer to !hee2

5. 14ow I fear $what% my relati)es $and colleaues% $will do% after me0 but my wife is barren0

so i)e me an heir as from !hyself,5

6. 1$/ne that% will $truly% re"resent me, and re"resent the "osterity of Jacob; and ma#e him, /

my &ord2 one with whom !hou art well5"leased21

7. $is "rayer was answered%0 1/ ?a#ariya2 (e i)e thee ood news of a son0 is name shall

be :ahya0 on none by that name ha)e (e conferred distinction before.1

8. e said0 1/ my &ord2 ow shall I ha)e a son, when my wife is barren and I ha)e rown

uite decre"it from old ae31

9. e said0 1So $it will be% thy &ord saith, 9that is easy for Me0 I did indeed create thee before,when thou hadst been nothin291

10. $?a#ariya% said0 1/ my &ord2 i)e me a Sin.1 1!hy Sin,1 was the answer, 1Shall be that

thou shalt s"ea# to no man for three nihts, althouh thou art not dumb.1

11. So ?a#ariya came out to his "eo"le from him chamber0 e told them by sins to celebrate

Allah.s "raises in the mornin and in the e)enin.

12. $!o his son came the command%0 1/ :ahya2 ta#e hold of the 'oo# with miht10 and (e

a)e him (isdom e)en as a youth,

13. And "iety $for all creatures% as from *s, and "urity0 e was de)out,



14. And #ind to his "arents, and he was not o)erbearin or rebellious.

15. So Peace on him the day he was born, the day that he dies, and the day that he will be

raised u" to life $aain%2

16. +elate in the 'oo# $the story of% Mary, when she withdrew from her family to a "lace inthe 7ast.

17. She "laced a screen $to screen herself% from them; then (e sent her our anel, and he

a""eared before her as a man in all res"ects.

18. She said0 1I see# refue from thee to $$Allah%% Most Gracious0 $come not near% if thou dost

fear Allah.1

19. e said0 14ay, I am only a messener from thy &ord, $to announce% to thee the ift of a

holy son.

20. She said0 1ow shall I ha)e a son, seein that no man has touched me, and I am not

unchaste31

21. e said0 1So $it will be%0 !hy &ord saith, 9that is easy for Me0 and $(e wish% to a""oint

him as a Sin unto men and a Mercy from *s90It is a matter $so% decreed.1

22. So she concei)ed him, and she retired with him to a remote "lace.

23. And the "ains of childbirth dro)e her to the trun# of a "alm5tree0 She cried $in her

anuish%0 1Ah2 would that I had died before this2 would that I had been a thin forotten and

out of siht21

24. 'ut $a )oice% cried to her from beneath the $"alm5tree%0 1Grie)e not2 for thy &ord hath

"ro)ided a ri)ulet beneath thee;

25. 1And sha#e towards thyself the trun# of the "alm5tree0 It will let fall fresh ri"e dates u"on

thee.

26. 1So eat and drin# and cool $thine% eye. And if thou dost see any man, say, 9I ha)e )owed a

fast to $$Allah%% Most Gracious, and this day will I enter into not tal# with any human bein91

27. At lenth she brouht the $babe% to her "eo"le, carryin him $in her arms%. !hey said0 1/

Mary2 truly an ama6in thin hast thou brouht2

28. 1/ sister of Aaron2 !hy father was not a man of e)il, nor thy mother a woman unchaste21

29. 'ut she "ointed to the babe. !hey said0 1ow can we tal# to one who is a child in the

cradle31

30. e said0 1I am indeed a ser)ant of Allah. e hath i)en me re)elation and made me a

"ro"het;



31. 1And e hath made me blessed wheresoe)er I be, and hath en-oined on me Prayer and

Charity as lon as I li)e;

32. 1$e% hath made me #ind to my mother, and not o)erbearin or miserable;

33. 1So "eace is on me the day I was born, the day that I die, and the day that I shall be raisedu" to life $aain%12

34. Such $was% Jesus the son of Mary0 $it is% a statement of truth, about which they $)ainly%

dis"ute.

35. It is not befittin to $the ma-esty of% Allah that e should beet a son. Glory be to im2

when e determines a matter, e only says to it, 1'e1, and it is.

36. >erily Allah is my &ord and your &ord0 im therefore ser)e ye0 this is a (ay that is

straiht.

37. 'ut the sects differ amon themsel)es0 and woe to the unbelie)ers because of the

$comin% Judment of a Momentous Day2

38. ow "lainly will they see and hear, the Day that they will a""ear before *s2 but the un-ust

today are in error manifest2

39. 'ut warn them of the Day of Distress, when the matter will be determined0 for $behold,%

they are nelient and they do not belie)e2

40. It is (e (ho will inherit the earth, and all beins thereon0 to *s will they all be returned.

41. $Also mention in the 'oo# $the story of% Abraham0 e was a man of !ruth, a "ro"het.

42. 'ehold, he said to his father0 1/ my father2 why worshi" that which heareth not and seeth

not, and can "rofit thee nothin3

43. 1/ my father2 to me hath come #nowlede which hath not reached thee0 so follow me0 I

will uide thee to a way that is e)en and straiht.

44. 1/ my father2 ser)e not Satan0 for Satan is a rebel aainst $$Allah%% Most Gracious.

45. 1/ my father2 I fear lest a Penalty afflict thee from $$Allah%% Most Gracious, so that thou

become to Satan a friend.1

46. $!he father% re"lied0 1Dost thou hate my ods, / Abraham3 If thou forbear not, I will

indeed stone thee0 4ow et away from me for a ood lon while21

47. Abraham said0 1Peace be on thee0 I will "ray to my &ord for thy fori)eness0 for e is to

me Most Gracious.

48. 1And I will turn away from you $all% and from those whom ye in)o#e besides Allah. I will

call on my &ord0 "erha"s, by my "rayer to my &ord, I shall be not unblest.1



49. (hen he had turned away from them and from those whom they worshi""ed besides

Allah, (e bestowed on him Isaac and Jacob, and each one of them (e made a "ro"het.

50. And (e bestowed of /ur Mercy on them, and (e ranted them lofty honour on the

tonue of truth.

51. Also mention in the 'oo# $the story of% Moses0 for he was s"ecially chosen, and he was

an a"ostle $and% a "ro"het.

52. And we called him from the riht side of Mount $Sinai%, and made him draw near to *s,

for mystic $con)erse%.

53. And, out of /ur Mercy, (e a)e him his brother Aaron, $also% a "ro"het.

54. Also mention in the 'oo# $the story of% Isma9il0 e was $strictly% true to what he

"romised, and he was an a"ostle $and% a "ro"het.

55. e used to en-oin on his "eo"le Prayer and Charity, and he was most acce"table in the

siht of his &ord.

56. Also mention in the 'oo# the case of Idris0 e was a man of truth $and sincerity%, $and% a

"ro"het0

57. And (e raised him to a lofty station.

58. !hose were some of the "ro"hets on whom Allah did bestow is Grace,5 of the "osterity

of Adam, and of those who (e carried $in the Ar#% with 4oah, and of the "osterity of

Abraham and Israel of those whom (e uided and chose. (hene)er the Sins of $$Allah%%

Most Gracious were rehearsed to them, they would fall down in "rostrate adoration and in

tears.

59. 'ut after them there followed a "osterity who missed "rayers and followed after lusts

soon, then, will they face Destruction,5

60. 78ce"t those who re"ent and belie)e, and wor# rihteousness0 for these will enter the

Garden and will not be wroned in the least,5

61. Gardens of 7ternity, those which $$Allah%% Most Gracious has "romised to is ser)ants inthe *nseen0 for is "romise must $necessarily% come to "ass.

62. !hey will not there hear any )ain discourse, but only salutations of Peace0 And they will

ha)e therein their sustenance, mornin and e)enin.

63. Such is the Garden which (e i)e as an inheritance to those of /ur ser)ants who uard

aainst 7)il.

64. $!he anels say0% 1(e descend not but by command of thy &ord0 to im beloneth what

is before us and what is behind us, and what is between0 and thy &ord ne)er doth foret,5



65. 1&ord of the hea)ens and of the earth, and of all that is between them; so worshi" im,

and be constant and "atient in is worshi"0 #nowest thou of any who is worthy of the same

4ame as e31

66. Man says0 1(hat2 (hen I am dead, shall I then be raised u" ali)e31

67. 'ut does not man call to mind that (e created him before out of nothin3

68. So, by thy &ord, without doubt, (e shall ather them toether, and $also% the 7)il /nes

$with them%; then shall (e brin them forth on their #nees round about ell;

69. !hen shall (e certainly dra out from e)ery sect all those who were worst in obstinate

rebellion aainst $$Allah%% Most Gracious.

70. And certainly (e #now best those who are most worthy of bein burned therein.

71. 4ot one of you but will "ass o)er it0 this is, with thy &ord, a Decree which must beaccom"lished.

72. 'ut (e shall sa)e those who uarded aainst e)il, and (e shall lea)e the wron5doers

therein, $humbled% to their #nees.

73. (hen /ur Clear Sins are rehearsed to them, the *nbelie)ers say to those who belie)e,

1(hich of the two sides is best in "oint of "osition3 (hich ma#es the best show in council31

74. 'ut how many $countless% enerations before them ha)e we destroyed, who were e)en

better in eui"ment and in litter to the eye3

75. Say0 1If any men o astray, $$Allah%% Most Gracious e8tends $the ro"e% to them, until,

when they see the warnin of Allah $bein fulfilled% 5 either in "unishment or in $the a""roach

of% the our,5 they will at lenth realise who is worst in "osition, and $who% wea#est in

forces2

76. 1And Allah doth ad)ance in uidance those who see# uidance0 and the thins that

endure, Good Deeds, are best in the siht of thy &ord, as rewards, and best in res"ect of $their%

e)entual return.1

77. ast thou then seen the $sort of% man who re-ects /ur Sins, yet says0 1I shall certainly bei)en wealth and children31

78. as he "enetrated to the *nseen, or has he ta#en a contract with $$Allah%% Most Gracious3

79. 4ay2 (e shall record what he says, and (e shall add and add to his "unishment.

80. !o *s shall return all that he tal#s of and he shall a""ear before *s bare and alone.

81. And they ha)e ta#en $for worshi"% ods other than Allah, to i)e them "ower and lory2

82. Instead, they shall re-ect their worshi", and become ad)ersaries aainst them.



83. Seest thou not that (e ha)e set the 7)il /nes on aainst the unbelie)ers, to incite them

with fury3

84. So ma#e no haste aainst them, for (e but count out to them a $limited% number $of days%.

85. !he day (e shall ather the rihteous to $$Allah%% Most Gracious, li#e a band "resented before a #in for honours,

86. And (e shall dri)e the sinners to ell, li#e thirsty cattle dri)en down to water,5

87. 4one shall ha)e the "ower of intercession, but such a one as has recei)ed "ermission $or

"romise% from $$Allah%% Most Gracious.

88. !hey say0 1$$Allah%% Most Gracious has beotten a son21

89. Indeed ye ha)e "ut forth a thin most monstrous2

90. At it the s#ies are ready to burst, the earth to s"lit asunder, and the mountains to fall down

in utter ruin,

91. !hat they should in)o#e a son for $$Allah%% Most Gracious.

92. or it is not consonant with the ma-esty of $$Allah%% Most Gracious that e should beet a

son.

93. 4ot one of the beins in the hea)ens and the earth but must come to $$Allah%% Most

Gracious as a ser)ant.

94. e does ta#e an account of them $all%, and hath numbered them $all% e8actly.

95. And e)eryone of them will come to im sinly on the Day of Judment.

96. /n those who belie)e and wor# deeds of rihteousness, will $$Allah%% Most Gracious

bestow lo)e.

97. So ha)e (e made the $<ur9an% easy in thine own tonue, that with it thou mayest i)e

Glad !idins to the rihteous, and warnins to "eo"le i)en to contention.

98. 'ut how many $countless% enerations before them ha)e (e destroyed3 Canst thou find a

sinle one of them $now% or hear $so much as% a whis"er of them3

Surah 20. Taha

1. !a5a.

2. (e ha)e not sent down the <ur9an to thee to be $an occasion% for thy distress,

3. 'ut only as an admonition to those who fear $$Allah%%,5



4. A re)elation from im (ho created the earth and the hea)ens on hih.

5. $$Allah%% Most Gracious is firmly established on the throne $of authority%.

6. !o im belons what is in the hea)ens and on earth, and all between them, and all beneath

the soil.

7. If thou "ronounce the word aloud, $it is no matter%0 for )erily e #noweth what is secret

and what is yet more hidden.

8. Allah. there is no od but e2 !o im belon the most 'eautiful 4ames.

9. as the story of Moses reached thee3

10. 'ehold, he saw a fire0 So he said to his family, 1!arry ye; I "ercei)e a fire; "erha"s I can

brin you some burnin brand therefrom, or find some uidance at the fire.1

11. 'ut when he came to the fire, a )oice was heard0 1/ Moses2

12. 1>erily I am thy &ord2 therefore $in My "resence% "ut off thy shoes0 thou art in the sacred

)alley !uwa.

13. 1I ha)e chosen thee0 listen, then, to the ins"iration $sent to thee%.

14. 1>erily, I am Allah. !here is no od but I0 So ser)e thou Me $only%, and establish reular

"rayer for celebratin My "raise.

15. 1>erily the our is comin 5 My desin is to #ee" it hidden 5 for e)ery soul to recei)e its

reward by the measure of its 7ndea)our.

16. 1!herefore let not such as belie)e not therein but follow their own lusts, di)ert thee

therefrom, lest thou "erish21..

17. 1And what is that in the riht hand, / Moses31

18. e said, 1It is my rod0 on it I lean; with it I beat down fodder for my floc#s; and in it I find

other uses.1

19. $$Allah%% said, 1!hrow it, / Moses21

20. e threw it, and behold2 It was a sna#e, acti)e in motion.

21. $$Allah%% said, 1Sei6e it, and fear not0 (e shall return it at once to its former condition1..

22. 14ow draw thy hand close to thy side0 It shall come forth white $and shinin%, without

harm $or stain%,5 as another Sin,5

23. 1In order that (e may show thee $two% of our Greater Sins.

24. 1Go thou to Pharaoh, for he has indeed transressed all bounds.1



25. $Moses% said0 1/ my &ord2 e8"and me my breast;

26. 17ase my tas# for me;

27. 1And remo)e the im"ediment from my s"eech,

28. 1So they may understand what I say0

29. 1And i)e me a Minister from my family,

30. 1Aaron, my brother;

31. 1Add to my strenth throuh him,

32. 1And ma#e him share my tas#0

33. 1!hat we may celebrate !hy "raise without stint,

34. 1And remember !hee without stint0

35. 1or !hou art e that $e)er% reardeth us.1

36. $$Allah%% said0 1Granted is thy "rayer, / Moses21

37. 1And indeed (e conferred a fa)our on thee another time $before%.

38. 1'ehold2 (e sent to thy mother, by ins"iration, the messae0

39. 19!hrow $the child% into the chest, and throw $the chest% into the ri)er0 the ri)er will cast

him u" on the ban#, and he will be ta#en u" by one who is an enemy to Me and an enemy to

him90 'ut I cast $the arment of% lo)e o)er thee from Me0 and $this% in order that thou mayest

be reared under Mine eye.

40. 1'ehold2 thy sister oeth forth and saith, 9shall I show you one who will nurse and rear the

$child%39 So (e brouht thee bac# to thy mother, that her eye miht be cooled and she should

not rie)e. !hen thou didst slay a man, but (e sa)ed thee from trouble, and (e tried thee in

)arious ways. !hen didst thou tarry a number of years with the "eo"le of Midian. !hen didst

thou come hither as ordained, / Moses2

41. 1And I ha)e "re"ared thee for Myself $for ser)ice%1..

42. 1Go, thou and thy brother, with My Sins, and slac#en not, either of you, in #ee"in Me in

remembrance.

43. 1Go, both of you, to Pharaoh, for he has indeed transressed all bounds;

44. 1'ut s"ea# to him mildly; "erchance he may ta#e warnin or fear $$Allah%%.1

45. !hey $Moses and Aaron% said0 1/ur &ord2 (e fear lest he hasten with insolence aainstus, or lest he transress all bounds.1



46. e said0 1ear not0 for I am with you0 I hear and see $e)erythin%.

47. 1So o ye both to him, and say, 9>erily we are a"ostles sent by thy &ord0 Send forth,

therefore, the Children of Israel with us, and afflict them not0 with a Sin, indeed, ha)e we

come from thy &ord2 and "eace to all who follow uidance2

48. 19>erily it has been re)ealed to us that the Penalty $awaits% those who re-ect and turn

away.91

49. $(hen this messae was deli)ered%, $Pharaoh% said0 1(ho, then, / Moses, is the &ord of

you two31

50. e said0 1/ur &ord is e (ho a)e to each $created% thin its form and nature, and

further, a)e $it% uidance.1

51. $Pharaoh% said0 1(hat then is the condition of "re)ious enerations31

52. e re"lied0 1!he #nowlede of that is with my &ord, duly recorded0 my &ord ne)er errs,

nor forets,5

53. 1e (ho has, made for you the earth li#e a car"et s"read out; has enabled you to o about

therein by roads $and channels%; and has sent down water from the s#y.1 (ith it ha)e (e

"roduced di)erse "airs of "lants each se"arate from the others.

54. 7at $for yoursel)es% and "asture your cattle0 )erily, in this are Sins for men endued with

understandin.

55. rom the $earth% did (e create you, and into it shall (e return you, and from it shall (e

brin you out once aain.

56. And (e showed Pharaoh all /ur Sins, but he did re-ect and refuse.

57. e said0 1ast thou come to dri)e us out of our land with thy maic, / Moses3

58. 1'ut we can surely "roduce maic to match thine2 So ma#e a tryst between us and thee,

which we shall not fail to #ee" 5 neither we nor thou 5 in a "lace where both shall ha)e e)en

chances.1

59. Moses said0 1:our tryst is the Day of the esti)al, and let the "eo"le be assembled when

the sun is well u".1

60. So Pharaoh withdrew0 e concerted his "lan, and then came $bac#%.

61. Moses said to him0 (oe to you2 ore not ye a lie aainst Allah, lest e destroy you $at

once% utterly by chastisement0 the forer must suffer frustration21

62. So they dis"uted, one with another, o)er their affair, but they #e"t their tal# secret.

63. !hey said0 1!hese two are certainly $e8"ert% maicians0 their ob-ect is to dri)e you outfrom your land with their maic, and to do away with your most cherished institutions.



64. 1!herefore concert your "lan, and then assemble in $serried% ran#s0 e wins $all alon%

today who ains the u""er hand.1

65. !hey said0 1/ Moses2 whether wilt thou that thou throw $first% or that we be the first to

throw31

66. e said, 14ay, throw ye first21 !hen behold their ro"es and their rods5so it seemed to him

on account of their maic 5 bean to be in li)ely motion2

67. So Moses concei)ed in his mind a $sort of% fear.

68. (e said0 1ear not2 for thou hast indeed the u""er hand0

69. 1!hrow that which is in thy riht hand0 <uic#ly will it swallow u" that which they ha)e

fa#ed what they ha)e fa#ed is but a maician9s tric#0 and the maician thri)es not, $no matter%

where he oes.1

70. So the maicians were thrown down to "rostration0 they said, 1(e belie)e in the &ord of

Aaron and Moses1.

71. $Pharaoh% said0 1'elie)e ye in im before I i)e you "ermission3 Surely this must be your

leader, who has tauht you maic2 be sure I will cut off your hands and feet on o""osite sides,

and I will ha)e you crucified on trun#s of "alm5trees0 so shall ye #now for certain, which of

us can i)e the more se)ere and the more lastin "unishment21

72. !hey said0 14e)er shall we reard thee as more than the Clear Sins that ha)e come to us,

or than im (ho created us2 so decree whate)er thou desirest to decree0 for thou canst only

decree $touchin% the life of this world.

73. 1or us, we ha)e belie)ed in our &ord0 may e fori)e us our faults, and the maic to

which thou didst com"el us0 for Allah is 'est and Most Abidin.1

74. >erily he who comes to his &ord as a sinner $at Judment%,5 for him is ell0 therein shall

he neither die nor li)e.

75. 'ut such as come to im as 'elie)ers who ha)e wor#ed rihteous deeds,5 for them are

ran#s e8alted,5

76. Gardens of 7ternity, beneath which flow ri)ers0 they will dwell therein for aye0 such is the

reward of those who "urify themsel)es $from e)il%.

77. (e sent an ins"iration to Moses0 1!ra)el by niht with My ser)ants, and stri#e a dry "ath

for them throuh the sea, without fear of bein o)erta#en $by Pharaoh% and without $any

other% fear.1

78. !hen Pharaoh "ursued them with his forces, but the waters com"letely o)erwhelmed them

and co)ered them u".

79. Pharaoh led his "eo"le astray instead of leadin them ariht.



80. / ye Children of Israel2 (e deli)ered you from your enemy, and (e made a Co)enant

with you on the riht side of Mount $Sinai%, and (e sent down to you Manna and uails0

81. $Sayin%0 17at of the ood thins (e ha)e "ro)ided for your sustenance, but commit no

e8cess therein, lest My (rath should -ustly descend on you0 and those on whom descends My

(rath do "erish indeed2

82. 1'ut, without doubt, I am $also% e that fori)es aain and aain, to those who re"ent,

belie)e, and do riht, who,5 in fine, are ready to recei)e true uidance.1

83. $(hen Moses was u" on the Mount, Allah said0% 1(hat made thee hasten in ad)ance of

thy "eo"le, / Moses31

84. e re"lied0 1'ehold, they are close on my footste"s0 I hastened to thee, / my &ord, to

"lease thee.1

85. $$Allah%% said0 1(e ha)e tested thy "eo"le in thy absence0 the Samiri has led them astray.1

86. So Moses returned to his "eo"le in a state of indination and sorrow. e said0 1/ my

"eo"le2 did not your &ord ma#e a handsome "romise to you3 Did then the "romise seem to

you lon $in comin%3 /r did ye desire that (rath should descend from your &ord on you,

and so ye bro#e your "romise to me31

87. !hey said0 1(e bro#e not the "romise to thee, as far as lay in our "ower0 but we were

made to carry the weiht of the ornaments of the $whole% "eo"le, and we threw them $into the

fire%, and that was what the Samiri suested.

88. 1!hen he brouht out $of the fire% before the $"eo"le% the imae of a calf0 It seemed to

low0 so they said0 !his is your od, and the od of Moses, but $Moses% has forotten21

89. Could they not see that it could not return them a word $for answer%, and that it had no

"ower either to harm them or to do them ood3

90. Aaron had already, before this said to them0 1/ my "eo"le2 ye are bein tested in this0 for

)erily your &ord is $$Allah%% Most Gracious; so follow me and obey my command.1

91. !hey had said0 1(e will not abandon this cult, but we will de)ote oursel)es to it until

Moses returns to us.1

92. $Moses% said0 1/ Aaron2 what #e"t thee bac#, when thou sawest them oin wron,

93. 1rom followin me3 Didst thou then disobey my order31

94. $Aaron% re"lied0 1/ son of my mother2 Sei6e $me% not by my beard nor by $the hair of% my

head2 !ruly I feared lest thou shouldst say, 9!hou has caused a di)ision amon the children of

Israel, and thou didst not res"ect my word291

95. $Moses% said0 1(hat then is thy case, / Samiri31



96. e re"lied0 1I saw what they saw not0 so I too# a handful $of dust% from the foot"rint of

the Messener, and threw it $into the calf%0 thus did my soul suest to me.1

97. $Moses% said0 1Get thee one2 but thy $"unishment% in this life will be that thou wilt say,

9touch me not9; and moreo)er $for a future "enalty% thou hast a "romise that will not fail0 4ow

loo# at thy od, of whom thou hast become a de)oted worshi""er0 (e will certainly $melt% itin a bla6in fire and scatter it broadcast in the sea21

98. 'ut the od of you all is the /ne Allah. there is no od but e0 all thins e com"rehends

in is #nowlede.

99. !hus do (e relate to thee some stories of what ha""ened before0 for (e ha)e sent thee a

Messae from /ur own Presence.

100. If any do turn away therefrom, )erily they will bear a burden on the Day of -udment;

101. !hey will abide in this $state%0 and rie)ous will the burden be to them on that Day,5

102. !he Day when the !rum"et will be sounded0 that Day, (e shall ather the sinful, blear5

eyed $with terror%.

103. In whis"ers will they consult each other0 1:et tarried not loner than ten $Days%;

104. (e #now best what they will say, when their leader most eminent in conduct will say0

1:e tarried not loner than a day21

105. !hey as# thee concernin the Mountains0 say, 1My &ord will u"root them and scatter

them as dust;

106. 1e will lea)e them as "lains smooth and le)el;

107. 14othin croo#ed or cur)ed wilt thou see in their "lace.1

108. /n that Day will they follow the Caller $straiht%0 no croo#edness $can they show% him0

all sounds shall humble themsel)es in the Presence of $$Allah%% Most Gracious0 nothin shalt

thou hear but the tram" of their feet $as they march%.

109. /n that Day shall no intercession a)ail e8ce"t for those for whom "ermission has beenranted by $$Allah%% Most Gracious and whose word is acce"table to im.

110. e #nows what $a""ears to is creatures as% before or after or behind them0 but they

shall not com"ass it with their #nowlede.

111. $All% faces shall be humbled before $im% 5 the &i)in, the Self5Subsistin, 7ternal0

ho"eless indeed will be the man that carries iniuity $on his bac#%.

112. 'ut he who wor#s deeds of rihteousness, and has faith, will ha)e no fear of harm nor of

any curtailment $of what is his due%.



113. !hus ha)e (e sent this down 5 an arabic <ur9an 5 and e8"lained therein in detail some of

the warnins, in order that they may fear Allah, or that it may cause their remembrance $of

im%.

114. ih abo)e all is Allah, the =in, the !ruth2 'e not in haste with the <ur9an before its

re)elation to thee is com"leted, but say, 1/ my &ord2 ad)ance me in #nowlede.1

115. (e had already, beforehand, ta#en the co)enant of Adam, but he forot0 and (e found

on his "art no firm resol)e.

116. (hen (e said to the anels, 1Prostrate yoursel)es to Adam1, they "rostrated themsel)es,

but not Iblis0 he refused.

117. !hen (e said0 1/ Adam2 )erily, this is an enemy to thee and thy wife0 so let him not et

you both out of the Garden, so that thou art landed in misery.

118. 1!here is therein $enouh "ro)ision% for thee not to o hunry nor to o na#ed,

119. 14or to suffer from thirst, nor from the sun9s heat.1

120. 'ut Satan whis"ered e)il to him0 he said, 1/ Adam2 shall I lead thee to the !ree of

7ternity and to a #indom that ne)er decays31

121. In the result, they both ate of the tree, and so their na#edness a""eared to them0 they

bean to sew toether, for their co)erin, lea)es from the Garden0 thus did Adam disobey his

&ord, and allow himself to be seduced.

122. 'ut his &ord chose him $for is Grace%0 e turned to him, and a)e him Guidance.

123. e said0 1Get ye down, both of you,5 all toether, from the Garden, with enmity one to

another0 but if, as is sure, there comes to you Guidance from Me, whosoe)er follows My

Guidance, will not lose his way, nor fall into misery.

124. 1'ut whosoe)er turns away from My Messae, )erily for him is a life narrowed down,

and (e shall raise him u" blind on the Day of Judment.1

125. e will say0 1/ my &ord2 why hast !hou raised me u" blind, while I had siht $before%31

126. $$Allah%% will say0 1!hus didst !hou, when /ur Sins came unto thee, disreard them0 so

wilt thou, this day, be disrearded.1

127. And thus do (e recom"ense him who transresses beyond bounds and belie)es not in

the Sins of his &ord0 and the Penalty of the ereafter is far more rie)ous and more

endurin.

128. Is it not a warnin to such men $to call to mind% how many enerations before them (e

destroyed, in whose haunts they $now% mo)e3 >erily, in this are Sins for men endued with

understandin.



129. ad it not been for a (ord that went forth before from thy &ord, $their "unishment% must

necessarily ha)e come; but there is a !erm a""ointed $for res"ite%.

130. !herefore be "atient with what they say, and celebrate $constantly% the "raises of thy

&ord, before the risin of the sun, and before its settin; yea, celebrate them for "art of the

hours of the niht, and at the sides of the day0 that thou mayest ha)e $s"iritual% -oy.

131. 4or strain thine eyes in lonin for the thins (e ha)e i)en for en-oyment to "arties of

them, the s"lendour of the life of this world, throuh which (e test them0 but the "ro)ision of

thy &ord is better and more endurin.

132. 7n-oin "rayer on thy "eo"le, and be constant therein. (e as# thee not to "ro)ide

sustenance0 (e "ro)ide it for thee. 'ut the $fruit of% the ereafter is for rihteousness.

133. !hey say0 1(hy does he not brin us a sin from his &ord31 as not a Clear Sin come

to them of all that was in the former 'oo#s of re)elation3

134. And if (e had inflicted on them a "enalty before this, they would ha)e said0 1/ur &ord2

If only !hou hadst sent us an a"ostle, we should certainly ha)e followed !hy Sins before we

were humbled and "ut to shame.1

135. Say0 17ach one $of us% is waitin0 wait ye, therefore, and soon shall ye #now who it is

that is on the straiht and e)en way, and who it is that has recei)ed Guidance.1

Surah 21. The rophe)%

1. Closer and closer to man#ind comes their +ec#onin0 yet they heed not and they turn away.

2. 4e)er comes $auht% to them of a renewed Messae from their &ord, but they listen to it as

in -est,5

3. !heir hearts toyin as with trifles. !he wron5doers conceal their "ri)ate counsels, $sayin%,

1Is this $one% more than a man li#e yoursel)es3 (ill ye o to witchcraft with your eyes

o"en31

4. Say0 1My &ord #noweth $e)ery% word $s"o#en% in the hea)ens and on earth0 e is the /ne

that heareth and #noweth $all thins%.1

5. 14ay,1 they say, 1$these are% medleys of dream2 5 4ay, e fored it2 5 4ay, e is $but% a

"oet2 &et him then brin us a Sin li#e the ones that were sent to $Pro"hets% of old21

6. $As to those% before them, not one of the "o"ulations which (e destroyed belie)ed0 will

these belie)e3

7. 'efore thee, also, the a"ostles (e sent were but men, to whom (e ranted ins"iration0 If

ye realise this not, as# of those who "ossess the Messae.

8. 4or did (e i)e them bodies that ate no food, nor were they e8em"t from death.



9. In the end (e fulfilled to them /ur Promise, and (e sa)ed them and those whom (e

"leased, but (e destroyed those who transressed beyond bounds.

10. (e ha)e re)ealed for you $/ men2% a boo# in which is a Messae for you0 will ye not then

understand3

11. ow many were the "o"ulations (e utterly destroyed because of their iniuities, settin

u" in their "laces other "eo"les3

12. :et, when they felt /ur Punishment $comin%, behold, they $tried to% flee from it.

13. lee not, but return to the ood thins of this life which were i)en you, and to your

homes in order that ye may be called to account.

14. !hey said0 1Ah2 woe to us2 (e were indeed wron5doers21

15. And that cry of theirs ceased not, till (e made them as a field that is mown, as ashessilent and uenched.

16. 4ot for $idle% s"ort did (e create the hea)ens and the earth and all that is between2

17. If it had been /ur wish to ta#e $-ust% a "astime, (e should surely ha)e ta#en it from the

thins nearest to *s, if (e would do $such a thin%2

18. 4ay, (e hurl the !ruth aainst falsehood, and it #noc#s out its brain, and behold,

falsehood doth "erish2 Ah2 woe be to you for the $false% thins ye ascribe $to *s%.

19. !o im belon all $creatures% in the hea)ens and on earth0 7)en those who are in is

$)ery% Presence are not too "roud to ser)e im, nor are they $e)er% weary $of is ser)ice%0

20. !hey celebrate is "raises niht and day, nor do they e)er fla or intermit.

21. /r ha)e they ta#en $for worshi"% ods from the earth who can raise $the dead%3

22. If there were, in the hea)ens and the earth, other ods besides Allah, there would ha)e

been confusion in both2 but lory to Allah, the &ord of the !hrone0 $ih is e% abo)e what

they attribute to im2

23. e cannot be uestioned for is acts, but they will be uestioned $for theirs%.

24. /r ha)e they ta#en for worshi" $other% ods besides him3 Say, 1'rin your con)incin

"roof0 this is the Messae of those with me and the Messae of those before me.1 'ut most of

them #now not the !ruth, and so turn away.

25. 4ot an a"ostle did (e send before thee without this ins"iration sent by *s to him0 that

there is no od but I; therefore worshi" and ser)e Me.

26. And they say0 1$$Allah%% Most Gracious has beotten offs"rin.1 Glory to im2 they are

$but% ser)ants raised to honour.



27. !hey s"ea# not before e s"ea#s, and they act $in all thins% by is Command.

28. e #nows what is before them, and what is behind them, and they offer no intercession

e8ce"t for those who are acce"table, and they stand in awe and re)erence of is $Glory%.

29. If any of them should say, 1I am a od besides im1, such a one (e should reward withell0 thus do (e reward those who do wron.

30. Do not the *nbelie)ers see that the hea)ens and the earth were -oined toether $as one

unit of creation%, before we clo)e them asunder3 (e made from water e)ery li)in thin. (ill

they not then belie)e3

31. And (e ha)e set on the earth mountains standin firm, lest it should sha#e with them, and

(e ha)e made therein broad hihways $between mountains% for them to "ass throuh0 that

they may recei)e Guidance.

32. And (e ha)e made the hea)ens as a cano"y well uarded0 yet do they turn away from theSins which these thins $"oint to%2

33. It is e (ho created the 4iht and the Day, and the sun and the moon0 all $the celestial

bodies% swim alon, each in its rounded course.

34. (e ranted not to any man before thee "ermanent life $here%0 if then thou shouldst die,

would they li)e "ermanently3

35. 7)ery soul shall ha)e a taste of death0 and (e test you by e)il and by ood by way of

trial. to *s must ye return.

36. (hen the *nbelie)ers see thee, they treat thee not e8ce"t with ridicule. 1Is this,1 $they

say%, 1the one who tal#s of your ods31 and they blas"heme at the mention of $$Allah%% Most

Gracious2

37. Man is a creature of haste0 soon $enouh% will I show you My Sins; then ye will not as#

Me to hasten them2

38. !hey say0 1(hen will this "romise come to "ass, if ye are tellin the truth31

39. If only the *nbelie)ers #new $the time% when they will not be able to ward off the firefrom their faces, nor yet from their bac#s, and $when% no hel" can reach them2

40. 4ay, it may come to them all of a sudden and confound them0 no "ower will they ha)e

then to a)ert it, nor will they $then% et res"ite.

41. Moc#ed were $many% a"ostle before thee; 'ut their scoffers were hemmed in by the thin

that they moc#ed.

42. Say0 1(ho can #ee" you safe by niht and by day from $the (rath of% $$Allah%% Most

Gracious31 :et they turn away from the mention of their &ord.



43. /r ha)e they ods that can uard them from *s3 !hey ha)e no "ower to aid themsel)es,

nor can they be defended from *s.

44. 4ay, (e a)e the ood thins of this life to these men and their fathers until the "eriod

rew lon for them; See they not that (e radually reduce the land $in their control% from its

outlyin borders3 Is it then they who will win3

45. Say, 1I do but warn you accordin to re)elation10 'ut the deaf will not hear the call,

$e)en% when they are warned2

46. If but a breath of the (rath of thy &ord do touch them, they will then say, 1(oe to us2 we

did wron indeed21

47. (e shall set u" scales of -ustice for the Day of Judment, so that not a soul will be dealt

with un-ustly in the least, and if there be $no more than% the weiht of a mustard seed, (e will

brin it $to account%0 and enouh are (e to ta#e account.

48. In the "ast (e ranted to Moses and Aaron the criterion $for -udment%, and a &iht and a

Messae for those who would do riht,5

49. !hose who fear their &ord in their most secret thouhts, and who hold the our $of

Judment% in awe.

50. And this is a blessed Messae which (e ha)e sent down0 will ye then re-ect it3

51. (e bestowed aforetime on Abraham his rectitude of conduct, and well were (e

acuainted with him.

52. 'ehold2 he said to his father and his "eo"le, 1(hat are these imaes, to which ye are $so

assiduously% de)oted31

53. !hey said, 1(e found our fathers worshi""in them.1

54. e said, 1Indeed ye ha)e been in manifest error 5 ye and your fathers.1

55. !hey said, 1a)e you brouht us the !ruth, or are you one of those who -est31

56. e said, 14ay, your &ord is the &ord of the hea)ens and the earth, e (ho created them$from nothin%0 and I am a witness to this $!ruth%.

57. 1And by Allah, I ha)e a "lan for your idols 5 after ye o away and turn your bac#s1..

58. So he bro#e them to "ieces, $all% but the biest of them, that they miht turn $and address

themsel)es% to it.

59. !hey said, 1(ho has done this to our ods3 e must indeed be some man of im"iety21

60. !hey said, 1(e heard a youth tal# of them0 e is called Abraham.1

61. !hey said, 1!hen brin him before the eyes of the "eo"le, that they may bear witness.1



62. !hey said, 1Art thou the one that did this with our ods, / Abraham31

63. e said0 14ay, this was done by 5 this is their biest one2 as# them, if they can s"ea#

intelliently21

64. So they turned to themsel)es and said, 1Surely ye are the ones in the wron21

65. !hen were they confounded with shame0 $they said%, 1!hou #nowest full well that these

$idols% do not s"ea#21

66. $Abraham% said, 1Do ye then worshi", besides Allah, thins that can neither be of any

ood to you nor do you harm3

67. 1ie u"on you, and u"on the thins that ye worshi" besides Allah. a)e ye no sense31..

68. !hey said, 1'urn him and "rotect your ods, If ye do $anythin at all%21

69. (e said, 1/ ire2 be thou cool, and $a means of% safety for Abraham21

70. !hen they souht a strataem aainst him0 but (e made them the ones that lost most2

71. 'ut (e deli)ered him and $his ne"hew% &ut $and directed them% to the land which (e

ha)e blessed for the nations.

72. And (e bestowed on him Isaac and, as an additional ift, $a randson%, Jacob, and (e

made rihteous men of e)ery one $of them%.

73. And (e made them leaders, uidin $men% by /ur Command, and (e sent them

ins"iration to do ood deeds, to establish reular "rayers, and to "ractise reular charity; and

they constantly ser)ed *s $and *s only%.

74. And to &ut, too, (e a)e Judment and =nowlede, and (e sa)ed him from the town

which "ractised abominations0 truly they were a "eo"le i)en to 7)il, a rebellious "eo"le.

75. And (e admitted him to /ur Mercy0 for he was one of the +ihteous.

76. $+emember% 4oah, when he cried $to *s% aforetime0 (e listened to his $"rayer% and

deli)ered him and his family from reat distress.

77. (e hel"ed him aainst "eo"le who re-ected /ur Sins0 truly they were a "eo"le i)en to

7)il0 so (e drowned them $in the lood% all toether.

78. And remember Da)id and Solomon, when they a)e -udment in the matter of the field

into which the shee" of certain "eo"le had strayed by niht0 (e did witness their -udment.

79. !o Solomon (e ins"ired the $riht% understandin of the matter0 to each $of them% (e

a)e Judment and =nowlede; it was /ur "ower that made the hills and the birds celebrate

/ur "raises, with Da)id0 it was (e (ho did $all these thins%.



80. It was (e (ho tauht him the ma#in of coats of mail for your benefit, to uard you from

each other9s )iolence0 will ye then be rateful3

81. $It was /ur "ower that made% the )iolent $unruly% wind flow $tamely% for Solomon, to his

order, to the land which (e had blessed0 for (e do #now all thins.

82. And of the e)il ones, were some who di)ed for him, and did other wor# besides; and it

was (e (ho uarded them.

83. And $remember% Job, when e cried to his &ord, 1!ruly distress has sei6ed me, but !hou

art the Most Merciful of those that are merciful.1

84. So (e listened to him0 (e remo)ed the distress that was on him, and (e restored his

"eo"le to him, and doubled their number,5 as a Grace from /ursel)es, and a thin for

commemoration, for all who ser)e *s.

85. And $remember% Isma9il, Idris, and ?ul5#ifl, all $men% of constancy and "atience;

86. (e admitted them to /ur mercy0 for they were of the rihteous ones.

87. And remember ?un5nun, when he de"arted in wrath0 e imained that (e had no "ower

o)er him2 'ut he cried throuh the de"ts of dar#ness, 1!here is no od but thou0 lory to

thee0 I was indeed wron21

88. So (e listened to him0 and deli)ered him from distress0 and thus do (e deli)er those who

ha)e faith.

89. And $remember% ?a#ariya, when he cried to his &ord0 1/ my &ord2 lea)e me not without

offs"rin, thouh thou art the best of inheritors.1

90. So (e listened to him0 and (e ranted him :ahya0 (e cured his wife9s $'arrenness% for

him. !hese $three% were e)er uic# in emulation in ood wor#s; they used to call on *s with

lo)e and re)erence, and humble themsel)es before *s.

91. And $remember% her who uarded her chastity0 (e breathed into her of /ur s"irit, and (e

made her and her son a sin for all "eo"les.

92. >erily, this brotherhood of yours is a sinle brotherhood, and I am your &ord andCherisher0 therefore ser)e Me $and no other%.

93. 'ut $later enerations% cut off their affair $of unity%, one from another0 $yet% will they all

return to *s.

94. (hoe)er wor#s any act of rihteousness and has faith,5 is endea)our will not be

re-ected0 (e shall record it in his fa)our.

95. 'ut there is a ban on any "o"ulation which (e ha)e destroyed0 that they shall not return,

96. *ntil the Go and Mao $"eo"le% are let throuh $their barrier%, and they swiftly swarmfrom e)ery hill.



97. !hen will the true "romise draw nih $of fulfilment%0 then behold2 the eyes of the

*nbelie)ers will fi8edly stare in horror0 1Ah2 (oe to us2 we were indeed heedless of this;

nay, we truly did wron21

98. >erily ye, $unbelie)ers%, and the $false% ods that ye worshi" besides Allah, are $but% fuel

for ell2 to it will ye $surely% come2

99. If these had been ods, they would not ha)e ot there2 but each one will abide therein.

100. !here, sobbin will be their lot, nor will they there hear $auht else%.

101. !hose for whom the ood $record% from *s has one before, will be remo)ed far

therefrom.

102. 4ot the slihtest sound will they hear of ell0 what their souls desired, in that will they

dwell.

103. !he Great !error will brin them no rief0 but the anels will meet them $with mutual

reetins%0 1!his is your Day,5 $the Day% that ye were "romised.1

104. !he Day that (e roll u" the hea)ens li#e a scroll rolled u" for boo#s $com"leted%,5 e)en

as (e "roduced the first creation, so shall (e "roduce a new one0 a "romise (e ha)e

underta#en0 truly shall (e fulfil it.

105. 'efore this (e wrote in the Psalms, after the Messae $i)en to Moses%0 My ser)ants the

rihteous, shall inherit the earth.1

106. >erily in this $<ur9an% is a Messae for "eo"le who would $truly% worshi" Allah.

107. (e sent thee not, but as a Mercy for all creatures.

108. Say0 1(hat has come to me by ins"iration is that your Allah is /ne Allah. will ye

therefore bow to is (ill $in Islam%31

109. 'ut if they turn bac#, Say0 1I ha)e "roclaimed the Messae to you all ali#e and in truth;

but I #now not whether that which ye are "romised is near or far.

110. 1It is e (ho #nows what is o"en in s"eech and what ye hide $in your hearts%.

111. 1I #now not but that it may be a trial for you, and a rant of $worldly% li)elihood $to you%

for a time.1

112. Say0 1/ my &ord2 -ude !hou in truth21 1/ur &ord Most Gracious is the /ne (hose

assistance should be souht aainst the blas"hemies ye utter21

Surah 22. The ilgrimage

1. / man#ind2 fear your &ord2 for the con)ulsion of the our $of Judment% will be a thinterrible2



2. !he Day ye shall see it, e)ery mother i)in suc# shall foret her suc#lin5 babe, and e)ery

"renant female shall dro" her load $unformed%0 thou shalt see man#ind as in a drun#en riot,

yet not drun#0 but dreadful will be the (rath of Allah.

3. And yet amon men there are such as dis"ute about Allah, without #nowlede, and follow

e)ery e)il one obstinate in rebellion2

4. About the $7)il /ne% it is decreed that whoe)er turns to him for friendshi", him will he lead

astray, and he will uide him to the Penalty of the ire.

5. / man#ind2 if ye ha)e a doubt about the +esurrection, $consider% that (e created you out

of dust, then out of s"erm, then out of a leech5li#e clot, then out of a morsel of flesh, "artly

formed and "artly unformed, in order that (e may manifest $our "ower% to you; and (e

cause whom (e will to rest in the wombs for an a""ointed term, then do (e brin you out as

babes, then $foster you% that ye may reach your ae of full strenth; and some of you are

called to die, and some are sent bac# to the feeblest old ae, so that they #now nothin after

ha)in #nown $much%, and $further%, thou seest the earth barren and lifeless, but when (e "our down rain on it, it is stirred $to life%, it swells, and it "uts forth e)ery #ind of beautiful

rowth $in "airs%.

6. !his is so, because Allah is the +eality0 it is e (ho i)es life to the dead, and it is e

(ho has "ower o)er all thins.

7. And )erily the our will come0 there can be no doubt about it, or about $the fact% that Allah

will raise u" all who are in the ra)es.

8. :et there is amon men such a one as dis"utes about Allah, without =nowlede, without

Guidance, and without a 'oo# of 7nlihtenment,5

9. $Disdainfully% bendin his side, in order to lead $men% astray from the Path of Allah. for

him there is disrace in this life, and on the Day of Judment (e shall ma#e him taste the

Penalty of burnin $ire%.

10. $It will be said%0 1!his is because of the deeds which thy hands sent forth, for )erily Allah

is not un-ust to is ser)ants.

11. !here are amon men some who ser)e Allah, as it were, on the )ere0 if ood befalls

them, they are, therewith, well content; but if a trial comes to them, they turn on their faces0they lose both this world and the ereafter0 that is loss for all to see2

12. !hey call on such deities, besides Allah, as can neither hurt nor "rofit them0 that is

strayin far indeed $from the (ay%2

13. $Perha"s% they call on one whose hurt is nearer than his "rofit0 e)il, indeed, is the "atron,

and e)il the com"anion $or hel"%2

14. >erily Allah will admit those who belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds, to Gardens, beneath

which ri)ers flow0 for Allah carries out all that e "lans.



15. If any thin# that Allah will not hel" him $is Messener. in this world and the ereafter,

let him stretch out a ro"e to the ceilin and cut $himself% off0 then let him see whether his "lan

will remo)e that which enraes $him%2

16. !hus ha)e (e sent down Clear Sins; and )erily Allah doth uide whom e will2

17. !hose who belie)e $in the <ur9an%, those who follow the Jewish $scri"tures%, and the

Sabians, Christians, Maians, and Polytheists,5 Allah will -ude between them on the Day of

Judment0 for Allah is witness of all thins.

18. Seest thou not that to Allah bow down in worshi" all thins that are in the hea)ens and on

earth,5 the sun, the moon, the stars; the hills, the trees, the animals; and a reat number amon

man#ind3 'ut a reat number are $also% such as are fit for Punishment0 and such as Allah shall

disrace,5 4one can raise to honour0 for Allah carries out all that e wills.

19. !hese two antaonists dis"ute with each other about their &ord0 'ut those who deny $their

&ord%,5 for them will be cut out a arment of ire0 o)er their heads will be "oured out boilinwater.

20. (ith it will be scalded what is within their bodies, as well as $their% s#ins.

21. In addition there will be maces of iron $to "unish% them.

22. 7)ery time they wish to et away therefrom, from anuish, they will be forced bac#

therein, and $it will be said%, 1!aste ye the Penalty of 'urnin21

23. Allah will admit those who belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds, to Gardens beneath which

ri)ers flow0 they shall be adorned therein with bracelets of old and "earls; and their arments

there will be of sil#.

24. or they ha)e been uided $in this life% to the "urest of s"eeches; they ha)e been uided to

the Path of im (ho is (orthy of $all% Praise.

25. As to those who ha)e re-ected $$Allah%%, and would #ee" bac# $men% from the (ay of

Allah, and from the Sacred Mosue, which (e ha)e made $o"en% to $all% men 5 eual is the

dweller there and the )isitor from the country 5 and any whose "ur"ose therein is "rofanity or

wron5doin 5 them will (e cause to taste of a most Grie)ous Penalty.

26. 'ehold2 (e a)e the site, to Abraham, of the $Sacred% ouse, $sayin%0 1Associate not

anythin $in worshi"% with Me; and sanctify My ouse for those who com"ass it round, or

stand u", or bow, or "rostrate themsel)es $therein in "rayer%.

27. 1And "roclaim the Pilrimae amon men0 they will come to thee on foot and $mounted%

on e)ery #ind of camel, lean on account of -ourneys throuh dee" and distant mountain

hihways;

28. 1!hat they may witness the benefits $"ro)ided% for them, and celebrate the name of Allah,

throuh the Days a""ointed, o)er the cattle which e has "ro)ided for them $for sacrifice%0

then eat ye thereof and feed the distressed ones in want.



29. 1!hen let them com"lete the rites "rescribed for them, "erform their )ows, and $aain%

circumambulate the Ancient ouse.1

30. Such $is the Pilrimae%0 whoe)er honours the sacred rites of Allah, for him it is ood in

the Siht of his &ord. &awful to you $for food in Pilrimae% are cattle, e8ce"t those

mentioned to you $as e8ce"tion%0 but shun the abomination of idols, and shun the word that isfalse,5

31. 'ein true in faith to Allah, and ne)er assinin "artners to im0 if anyone assins

"artners to Allah, is as if he had fallen from hea)en and been snatched u" by birds, or the

wind had swoo"ed $li#e a bird on its "rey% and thrown him into a far5 distant "lace.

32. Such $is his state%0 and whoe)er holds in honour the symbols of Allah, $in the sacrifice of

animals%, such $honour% should come truly from "iety of heart.

33. In them ye ha)e benefits for a term a""ointed0 in the end their "lace of sacrifice is near the

Ancient ouse.

34. !o e)ery "eo"le did (e a""oint rites $of sacrifice%, that they miht celebrate the name of

Allah o)er the sustenance e a)e them from animals $fit for food%. 'ut your Allah is /ne

Allah. submit then your wills to im $in Islam%0 and i)e thou the ood news to those who

humble themsel)es,5

35. !o those whose hearts when Allah is mentioned, are filled with fear, who show "atient

"erse)erance o)er their afflictions, #ee" u" reular "rayer, and s"end $in charity% out of what

(e ha)e bestowed u"on them.

36. !he sacrificial camels we ha)e made for you as amon the symbols from Allah. in them is

$much% ood for you0 then "ronounce the name of Allah o)er them as they line u" $for

sacrifice%0 when they are down on their sides $after slauhter%, eat ye thereof, and feed such as

$be not but% li)e in contentment, and such as be with due humility0 thus ha)e (e made

animals sub-ect to you, that ye may be rateful.

37. It is not their meat nor their blood, that reaches Allah. it is your "iety that reaches im0 e

has thus made them sub-ect to you, that ye may lorify Allah for is Guidance to you and

"roclaim the ood news to all who do riht.

38. >erily Allah will defend $from ill% those who belie)e0 )erily, Allah lo)eth not any that is atraitor to faith, or show inratitude.

39. !o those aainst whom war is made, "ermission is i)en $to fiht%, because they are

wroned;5 and )erily, Allah is most "owerful for their aid;5

40. $!hey are% those who ha)e been e8"elled from their homes in defiance of riht,5 $for no

cause% e8ce"t that they say, 1our &ord is Allah.. Did not Allah chec# one set of "eo"le by

means of another, there would surely ha)e been "ulled down monasteries, churches,

synaoues, and mosues, in which the name of Allah is commemorated in abundant

measure. Allah will certainly aid those who aid his $cause%;5 for )erily Allah is full of

Strenth, 78alted in Miht, $able to enforce is (ill%.



41. $!hey are% those who, if (e establish them in the land, establish reular "rayer and i)e

reular charity, en-oin the riht and forbid wron0 with Allah rests the end $and decision% of

$all% affairs.

42. If they treat thy $mission% as false, so did the "eo"les before them $with their "ro"hets%,5

the Peo"le of 4oah, and 9Ad and !hamud;

43. !hose of Abraham and &ut;

44. And the Com"anions of the Madyan Peo"le; and Moses was re-ected $in the same way%.

'ut I ranted res"ite to the *nbelie)ers, and $only% after that did I "unish them0 but how

$terrible% was my re-ection $of them%2

45. ow many "o"ulations ha)e (e destroyed, which were i)en to wron5 doin3 !hey

tumbled down on their roofs. And how many wells are lyin idle and nelected, and castles

lofty and well5built3

46. Do they not tra)el throuh the land, so that their hearts $and minds% may thus learn

wisdom and their ears may thus learn to hear3 !ruly it is not their eyes that are blind, but their

hearts which are in their breasts.

47. :et they as# thee to hasten on the Punishment2 'ut Allah will not fail in is Promise.

>erily a Day in the siht of thy &ord is li#e a thousand years of your rec#onin.

48. And to how many "o"ulations did I i)e res"ite, which were i)en to wron5doin3 in the

end I "unished them. !o me is the destination $of all%.

49. Say0 1/ men2 I am $sent% to you only to i)e a Clear (arnin0

50. 1!hose who belie)e and wor# rihteousness, for them is fori)eness and a sustenance

most enerous.

51. 1'ut those who stri)e aainst /ur Sins, to frustrate them,5 they will be Com"anions of

the ire.1

52. 4e)er did (e send an a"ostle or a "ro"het before thee, but, when he framed a desire,

Satan threw some $)anity% into his desire0 but Allah will cancel anythin $)ain% that Satan

throws in, and Allah will confirm $and establish% is Sins0 for Allah is full of =nowledeand (isdom0

53. !hat e may ma#e the suestions thrown in by Satan, but a trial for those in whose

hearts is a disease and who are hardened of heart0 )erily the wron5doers are in a schism far

$from the !ruth%0

54. And that those on whom #nowlede has been bestowed may learn that the $<ur9an% is the

!ruth from thy &ord, and that they may belie)e therein, and their hearts may be made humbly

$o"en% to it0 for )erily Allah is the Guide of those who belie)e, to the Straiht (ay.



55. !hose who re-ect aith will not cease to be in doubt concernin $+e)elation% until the

our $of Judment% comes suddenly u"on them, or there comes to them the Penalty of a Day

of Disaster.

56. /n that Day of Dominion will be that of Allah. e will -ude between them0 so those who

belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds will be in Gardens of Deliht.

57. And for those who re-ect aith and deny our Sins, there will be a humiliatin

Punishment.

58. !hose who lea)e their homes in the cause of Allah, and are then slain or die,5 /n them

will Allah bestow )erily a oodly Pro)ision0 !ruly Allah is e (ho bestows the best

"ro)ision.

59. >erily e will admit them to a "lace with which they shall be well "leased0 for Allah is

All5=nowin, Most orbearin.

60. !hat $is so%. And if one has retaliated to no reater e8tent than the in-ury he recei)ed, and

is aain set u"on inordinately, Allah will hel" him0 for Allah is /ne that blots out $sins% and

fori)es $aain and aain%.

61. !hat is because Allah meres niht into day, and e meres day into niht, and )erily it is

Allah (ho hears and sees $all thins%.

62. !hat is because Allah 5 e is the +eality; and those besides im whom they in)o#e,5 they

are but )ain alsehood0 )erily Allah is e, Most ih, Most Great.

63. Seest thou not that Allah sends down rain from the s#y, and forthwith the earth becomes

clothed with reen3 for Allah is e (ho understands the finest mysteries, and is well5

acuainted $with them%.

64. !o im belons all that is in the hea)ens and on earth0 for )erily Allah,5 e is free of all

wants, (orthy of all Praise.

65. Seest thou not that Allah has made sub-ect to you $men% all that is on the earth, and the

shi"s that sail throuh the sea by is Command3 e withholds the s#y $rain% from failin on

the earth e8ce"t by is lea)e0 for Allah is Most =ind and Most Merciful to man.

66. It is e (ho a)e you life, will cause you to die, and will aain i)e you life0 !ruly man

is a most unrateful creature2

67. !o e)ery Peo"le ha)e (e a""ointed rites and ceremonies which they must follow0 let

them not then dis"ute with thee on the matter, but do thou in)ite $them% to thy &ord0 for thou

art assuredly on the +iht (ay.

68. If they do wranle with thee, say, 1$Allah% #nows best what it is ye are doin.1

69. 1$Allah% will -ude between you on the Day of Judment concernin the matters in which

ye differ.1



70. =nowest thou not that Allah #nows all that is in hea)en and on earth3 Indeed it is all in a

+ecord, and that is easy for Allah.

71. :et they worshi", besides Allah, thins for which no authority has been sent down to

them, and of which they ha)e $really% no #nowlede0 for those that do wron there is no

hel"er.

72. (hen /ur Clear Sins are rehearsed to them, thou wilt notice a denial on the faces of the

*nbelie)ers2 they nearly attac# with )iolence those who rehearse /ur Sins to them. Say,

1Shall I tell you of somethin $far% worse than these Sins3 It is the ire $of ell%2 Allah has

"romised it to the *nbelie)ers2 and e)il is that destination21

73. / men2 ere is a "arable set forth2 listen to it2 !hose on whom, besides Allah, ye call,

cannot create $e)en% a fly, if they all met toether for the "ur"ose2 and if the fly should snatch

away anythin from them, they would ha)e no "ower to release it from the fly. eeble are

those who "etition and those whom they "etition2

74. 4o -ust estimate ha)e they made of Allah. for Allah is e (ho is stron and able to Carry

out is (ill.

75. Allah chooses messeners from anels and from men for Allah is e (ho hears and sees

$all thins%.

76. e #nows what is before them and what is behind them0 and to Allah o bac# all

uestions $for decision%.

77. / ye who belie)e2 bow down, "rostrate yoursel)es, and adore your &ord; and do ood;

that ye may "ros"er.

78. And stri)e in is cause as ye ouht to stri)e, $with sincerity and under disci"line%. e has

chosen you, and has im"osed no difficulties on you in reliion; it is the cult of your father

Abraham. It is e (ho has named you Muslims, both before and in this $+e)elation%; that the

Messener may be a witness for you, and ye be witnesses for man#ind2 So establish reular

Prayer, i)e reular Charity, and hold fast to Allah. e is your Protector 5 the 'est to "rotect

and the 'est to hel"2

Surah 23. The elie+er%1. !he belie)ers must $e)entually% win throuh,5

2. !hose who humble themsel)es in their "rayers;

3. (ho a)oid )ain tal#;

4. (ho are acti)e in deeds of charity;

5. (ho abstain from se8,



6. 78ce"t with those -oined to them in the marriae bond, or $the ca"ti)es% whom their riht

hands "ossess,5 for $in their case% they are free from blame,

7. 'ut those whose desires e8ceed those limits are transressors;5

8. !hose who faithfully obser)e their trusts and their co)enants;

9. And who $strictly% uard their "rayers;5

10. !hese will be the heirs,

11. (ho will inherit Paradise0 they will dwell therein $for e)er%.

12. Man (e did create from a uintessence $of clay%;

13. !hen (e "laced him as $a dro" of% s"erm in a "lace of rest, firmly fi8ed;

14. !hen (e made the s"erm into a clot of conealed blood; then of that clot (e made a

$foetus% lum"; then we made out of that lum" bones and clothed the bones with flesh; then we

de)elo"ed out of it another creature. So blessed be Allah, the best to create2

15. After that, at lenth ye will die

16. Aain, on the Day of Judment, will ye be raised u".

17. And (e ha)e made, abo)e you, se)en tracts; and (e are ne)er unmindful of $our%

Creation.

18. And (e send down water from the s#y accordin to $due% measure, and (e cause it to

soa# in the soil; and (e certainly are able to drain it off $with ease%.

19. (ith it (e row for you ardens of date5"alms and )ines0 in them ha)e ye abundant

fruits0 and of them ye eat $and ha)e en-oyment%,5

20. Also a tree s"rinin out of Mount Sinai, which "roduces oil, and relish for those who use

it for food.

21. And in cattle $too% ye ha)e an instructi)e e8am"le0 from within their bodies (e "roduce$mil#% for you to drin#; there are, in them, $besides%, numerous $other% benefits for you; and of

their $meat% ye eat;

22. An on them, as well as in sli"s, ye side.

23. $urther, (e sent a lon line of "ro"hets for your instruction%. (e sent 4oah to his

"eo"le0 e said, 1/ my "eo"le2 worshi" Allah. :e ha)e no other od but im. (ill ye not

fear $im%31

24. !he chiefs of the *nbelie)ers amon his "eo"le said0 1e is no more than a man li#e

yoursel)es0 his wish is to assert his su"eriority o)er you0 if Allah had wished $to send



messeners%, e could ha)e sent down anels; ne)er did we hear such a thin $as he says%,

amon our ancestors of old.1

25. $And some said%0 1e is only a man "ossessed0 wait $and ha)e "atience% with him for a

time.1

26. $4oah% said0 1/ my &ord2 hel" me0 for that they accuse me of falsehood21

27. So (e ins"ired him $with this messae%0 1Construct the Ar# within /ur siht and under

/ur uidance0 then when comes /ur Command, and the fountains of the earth ush forth, ta#e

thou on board "airs of e)ery s"ecies, male and female, and thy family5 e8ce"t those of them

aainst whom the (ord has already one forth0 And address Me not in fa)our of the wron5

doers; for they shall be drowned $in the lood%.

28. And when thou hast embar#ed on the Ar# 5 thou and those with thee,5 say0 1Praise be to

Allah, (ho has sa)ed us from the "eo"le who do wron.1

29. And say0 1/ my &ord2 enable me to disembar# with thy blessin0 for !hou art the 'est to

enable $us% to disembar#.1

30. >erily in this there are Sins $for men to understand%; $thus% do (e try $men%.

31. !hen (e raised after them another eneration.

32. And (e sent to them an a"ostle from amon themsel)es, $sayin%, 1(orshi" Allah. ye

ha)e no other od but im. (ill ye not fear $im%31

33. And the chiefs of his "eo"le, who disbelie)ed and denied the Meetin in the ereafter,

and on whom (e had bestowed the ood thins of this life, said0 1e is no more than a man

li#e yoursel)es0 he eats of that of which ye eat, and drin#s of what ye drin#.

34. 1If ye obey a man li#e yoursel)es, behold, it is certain ye will be lost.

35. 1Does he "romise that when ye die and become dust and bones, ye shall be brouht forth

$aain%3

36. 1ar, )ery far is that which ye are "romised2

37. 1!here is nothin but our life in this world2 (e shall die and we li)e2 'ut we shall ne)er

be raised u" aain2

38. 1e is only a man who in)ents a lie aainst Allah, but we are not the ones to belie)e in

him21

39. $!he "ro"het% said0 1/ my &ord2 hel" me0 for that they accuse me of falsehood.1

40. $$Allah%% said0 1In but a little while, they are sure to be sorry21

41. !hen the 'last o)ertoo# them with -ustice, and (e made them as rubbish of dead lea)es$floatin on the stream of !ime%2 So away with the "eo"le who do wron2



42. !hen (e raised after them other enerations.

43. 4o "eo"le can hasten their term, nor can they delay $it%.

44. !hen sent (e our a"ostles in succession0 e)ery time there came to a "eo"le their a"ostle,

they accused him of falsehood0 so (e made them follow each other $in "unishment%0 (emade them as a tale $that is told%0 So away with a "eo"le that will not belie)e2

45. !hen (e sent Moses and his brother Aaron, with /ur Sins and authority manifest,

46. !o Pharaoh and his Chiefs0 'ut these beha)ed insolently0 they were an arroant "eo"le.

47. !hey said0 1Shall we belie)e in two men li#e oursel)es3 And their "eo"le are sub-ect to

us21

48. So they accused them of falsehood, and they became of those who were destroyed.

49. And (e a)e Moses the 'oo#, in order that they miht recei)e uidance.

50. And (e made the son of Mary and his mother as a Sin0 (e a)e them both shelter on

hih round, affordin rest and security and furnished with s"rins.

51. / ye a"ostles2 en-oy $all% thins ood and "ure, and wor# rihteousness0 for I am well5

acuainted with $all% that ye do.

52. And )erily this 'rotherhood of yours is a sinle 'rotherhood, and I am your &ord and

Cherisher0 therefore fear Me $and no other%.

53. 'ut "eo"le ha)e cut off their affair $of unity%, between them, into sects0 each "arty re-oices

in that which is with itself.

54. 'ut lea)e them in their confused inorance for a time.

55. Do they thin# that because (e ha)e ranted them abundance of wealth and sons,

56. (e would hasten them on in e)ery ood3 4ay, they do not understand.

57. >erily those who li)e in awe for fear of their &ord;

58. !hose who belie)e in the Sins of their &ord;

59. !hose who -oin not $in worshi"% "artners with their &ord;

60. And those who dis"ense their charity with their hearts full of fear, because they will return

to their &ord;5

61. It is these who hasten in e)ery ood wor#, and these who are foremost in them.

62. /n no soul do (e "lace a burden reater than it can bear0 before *s is a record whichclearly shows the truth0 they will ne)er be wroned.



63. 'ut their hearts are in confused inorance of this; and there are, besides that, deeds of

theirs, which they will $continue% to do,5

64. *ntil, when (e sei6e in Punishment those of them who recei)ed the ood thins of this

world, behold, they will roan in su""lication2

65. $It will be said%0 1Groan not in su""lication this day0 for ye shall certainly not be hel"ed

by *s.

66. 1My Sins used to be rehearsed to you, but ye used to turn bac# on your heels5

67. 1In arroance0 tal#in nonsense about the $<ur9an%, li#e one tellin fables by niht.1

68. Do they not "onder o)er the (ord $of Allah., or has anythin $new% come to them that did

not come to their fathers of old3

69. /r do they not reconise their Messener, that they deny him3

70. /r do they say, 1e is "ossessed13 4ay, he has brouht them the !ruth, but most of them

hate the !ruth.

71. If the !ruth had been in accord with their desires, truly the hea)ens and the earth, and all

beins therein would ha)e been in confusion and corru"tion2 4ay, (e ha)e sent them their

admonition, but they turn away from their admonition.

72. /r is it that thou as#est them for some recom"ense3 'ut the recom"ense of thy &ord is

best0 e is the 'est of those who i)e sustenance.

73. 'ut )erily thou callest them to the Straiht (ay;

74. And )erily those who belie)e not in the ereafter are de)iatin from that (ay.

75. If (e had mercy on them and remo)ed the distress which is on them, they would

obstinately "ersist in their transression, wanderin in distraction to and fro.

76. (e inflicted Punishment on them, but they humbled not themsel)es to their &ord, nor do

they submissi)ely entreat $im%25

77. *ntil (e o"en on them a ate leadin to a se)ere Punishment0 then &o2 they will be

"luned in des"air therein2

78. It is e (ho has created for you $the faculties of% hearin, siht, feelin and

understandin0 little than#s it is ye i)e2

79. And e has multi"lied you throuh the earth, and to im shall ye be athered bac#.

80. It is e (ho i)es life and death, and to im $is due% the alternation of 4iht and Day0

will ye not then understand3

81. /n the contrary they say thins similar to what the ancients said.



82. !hey say0 1(hat2 when we die and become dust and bones, could we really be raised u"

aain3

83. 1Such thins ha)e been "romised to us and to our fathers before2 they are nothin but tales

of the ancients21

84. Say0 1!o whom belon the earth and all beins therein3 $say% if ye #now21

85. !hey will say, 1!o Allah.1 say0 1:et will ye not recei)e admonition31

86. Say0 1(ho is the &ord of the se)en hea)ens, and the &ord of the !hrone $of Glory%

Su"reme31

87. !hey will say, 1$!hey belon% to Allah.1 Say0 1(ill ye not then be filled with awe31

88. Say0 1(ho is it in whose hands is the o)ernance of all thins,5 who "rotects $all%, but is

not "rotected $of any%3 $say% if ye #now.1

89. !hey will say, 1$It belons% to Allah.1 Say0 1!hen how are ye deluded31

90. (e ha)e sent them the !ruth0 but they indeed "ractise falsehood2

91. 4o son did Allah beet, nor is there any od alon with im0 $if there were many ods%,

behold, each od would ha)e ta#en away what he had created, and some would ha)e lorded it

o)er others2 Glory to Allah. $e is free% from the $sort of% thins they attribute to im2

92. e #nows what is hidden and what is o"en0 too hih is e for the "artners they attribute to

im2

93. Say0 1/ my &ord2 if !hou wilt show me $in my lifetime% that which they are warned

aainst,5

94. 1!hen, / my &ord2 "ut me not amonst the "eo"le who do wron21

95. And (e are certainly able to show thee $in fulfilment% that aainst which they are warned.

96. +e"el e)il with that which is best0 (e are well acuainted with the thins they say.

97. And say 1/ my &ord2 I see# refue with !hee from the suestions of the 7)il /nes.

98. 1And I see# refue with !hee / my &ord2 lest they should come near me.1

99. $In alsehood will they be% *ntil, when death comes to one of them, he says0 1/ my &ord2

send me bac# $to life%,5

100. 1In order that I may wor# rihteousness in the thins I nelected.1 5 1'y no means2 It is

but a word he says.15 'efore them is a Partition till the Day they are raised u".

101. !hen when the !rum"et is blown, there will be no more relationshi"s between them thatDay, nor will one as# after another2



102. !hen those whose balance $of ood deeds% is hea)y,5 they will attain sal)ation0

103. 'ut those whose balance is liht, will be those who ha)e lost their souls, in ell will they

abide.

104. !he ire will burn their faces, and they will therein rin, with their li"s dis"laced.

105. 1(ere not My Sins rehearsed to you, and ye did but treat them as falsehood31

106. !hey will say0 1our &ord2 /ur misfortune o)erwhelmed us, and we became a "eo"le

astray2

107. 1/ur &ord2 brin us out of this0 if e)er we return $to 7)il%, then shall we be wron5doers

indeed21

108. e will say0 1'e ye dri)en into it $with inominy%2 And s"ea# ye not to Me2

109. 1A "art of My ser)ants there was, who used to "ray 9our &ord2 we belie)e; then do !hou

fori)e us, and ha)e mercy u"on us0 or !hou art the 'est of those who show mercy21

110. 1'ut ye treated them with ridicule, so much so that $ridicule of% them made you foret

My Messae while ye were lauhin at them2

111. 1I ha)e rewarded them this Day for their "atience and constancy0 they are indeed the

ones that ha)e achie)ed 'liss...1

112. e will say0 1(hat number of years did ye stay on earth31

113. !hey will say0 1(e stayed a day or "art of a day0 but as# those who #ee" account.1

114. e will say0 1:e stayed not but a little,5 if ye had only #nown2

115. 1Did ye then thin# that (e had created you in -est, and that ye would not be brouht

bac# to *s $for account%31

116. !herefore e8alted be Allah, the =in, the +eality0 there is no od but e, the &ord of the

!hrone of onour2

117. If anyone in)o#es, besides Allah, Any other od, he has no authority therefor; and his

rec#onin will be only with his &ord2 and )erily the *nbelie)ers will fail to win throuh2

118. So say0 1/ my &ord2 rant !hou fori)eness and mercy for !hou art the 'est of those

who show mercy21

Surah 24. *igh)

1. A sura which (e ha)e sent down and which (e ha)e ordained in it ha)e (e sent down

Clear Sins, in order that ye may recei)e admonition.



2. !he woman and the man uilty of adultery or fornication,5 flo each of them with a

hundred stri"es0 &et not com"assion mo)e you in their case, in a matter "rescribed by Allah,

if ye belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day0 and let a "arty of the 'elie)ers witness their

"unishment.

3. &et no man uilty of adultery or fornication marry and but a woman similarly uilty, or an*nbelie)er0 nor let any but such a man or an *nbelie)er marry such a woman0 to the

'elie)ers such a thin is forbidden.

4. And those who launch a chare aainst chaste women, and "roduce not four witnesses $to

su""ort their alleations%,5 flo them with eihty stri"es; and re-ect their e)idence e)er after0

for such men are wic#ed transressors;5

5. *nless they re"ent thereafter and mend $their conduct%; for Allah is /ft5 ori)in, Most

Merciful.

6. And for those who launch a chare aainst their s"ouses, and ha)e $in su""ort% no e)idence but their own,5 their solitary e)idence $can be recei)ed% if they bear witness four times $with

an oath% by Allah that they are solemnly tellin the truth;

7. And the fifth $oath% $should be% that they solemnly in)o#e the curse of Allah on themsel)es

if they tell a lie.

8. 'ut it would a)ert the "unishment from the wife, if she bears witness four times $with an

oath% 'y Allah, that $her husband% is tellin a lie;

9. And the fifth $oath% should be that she solemnly in)o#es the wrath of Allah on herself if

$her accuser% is tellin the truth.

10. If it were not for Allah.s race and mercy on you, and that Allah is /ft5 +eturnin, full of

(isdom,5 $:e would be ruined indeed%.

11. !hose who brouht forward the lie are a body amon yoursel)es0 thin# it not to be an e)il

to you; /n the contrary it is ood for you0 to e)ery man amon them $will come the

"unishment% of the sin that he earned, and to him who too# on himself the lead amon them,

will be a "enalty rie)ous.

12. (hy did not the belie)ers 5 men and women 5 when ye heard of the affair,5 "ut the bestconstruction on it in their own minds and say, 1!his $chare% is an ob)ious lie1 3

13. (hy did they not brin four witnesses to "ro)e it3 (hen they ha)e not brouht the

witnesses, such men, in the siht of Allah, $stand forth% themsel)es as liars2

14. (ere it not for the race and mercy of Allah on you, in this world and the ereafter, a

rie)ous "enalty would ha)e sei6ed you in that ye rushed libly into this affair.

15. 'ehold, ye recei)ed it on your tonues, and said out of your mouths thins of which ye

had no #nowlede; and ye thouht it to be a liht matter, while it was most serious in the siht

of Allah.



16. And why did ye not, when ye heard it, say3 5 1It is not riht of us to s"ea# of this0 Glory to

Allah. this is a most serious slander21

17. Allah doth admonish you, that ye may ne)er re"eat such $conduct%, if ye are $true%

'elie)ers.

18. And Allah ma#es the Sins "lain to you0 for Allah is full of #nowlede and wisdom.

19. !hose who lo)e $to see% scandal "ublished broadcast amon the 'elie)ers, will ha)e a

rie)ous Penalty in this life and in the ereafter0 Allah #nows, and ye #now not.

20. (ere it not for the race and mercy of Allah on you, and that Allah is full of #indness and

mercy, $ye would be ruined indeed%.

21. / ye who belie)e2 follow not Satan9s footste"s0 if any will follow the footste"s of Satan,

he will $but% command what is shameful and wron0 and were it not for the race and mercy

of Allah on you, not one of you would e)er ha)e been "ure0 but Allah doth "urify whom e "leases0 and Allah is /ne (ho hears and #nows $all thins%.

22. &et not those amon you who are endued with race and am"litude of means resol)e by

oath aainst hel"in their #insmen, those in want, and those who ha)e left their homes in

Allah.s cause0 let them fori)e and o)erloo#, do you not wish that Allah should fori)e you3

or Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

23. !hose who slander chaste women, indiscreet but belie)in, are cursed in this life and in

the ereafter0 for them is a rie)ous Penalty,5

24. /n the Day when their tonues, their hands, and their feet will bear witness aainst them

as to their actions.

25. /n that Day Allah will "ay them bac# $all% their -ust dues, and they will realise that Allah

is the $)ery% !ruth, that ma#es all thins manifest.

26. (omen im"ure are for men im"ure, and men im"ure for women im"ure and women of

"urity are for men of "urity, and men of "urity are for women of "urity0 these are not affected

by what "eo"le say0 for them there is fori)eness, and a "ro)ision honourable.

27. / ye who belie)e2 enter not houses other than your own, until ye ha)e as#ed "ermissionand saluted those in them0 that is best for you, in order that ye may heed $what is seemly%.

28. If ye find no one in the house, enter not until "ermission is i)en to you0 if ye are as#ed to

o bac#, o bac#0 that ma#es for reater "urity for yoursel)es0 and Allah #nows well all that

ye do.

29. It is no fault on your "art to enter houses not used for li)in in, which ser)e some $other%

use for you0 And Allah has #nowlede of what ye re)eal and what ye conceal.

30. Say to the belie)in men that they should lower their a6e and uard their modesty0 that

will ma#e for reater "urity for them0 And Allah is well acuainted with all that they do.



31. And say to the belie)in women that they should lower their a6e and uard their

modesty; that they should not dis"lay their beauty and ornaments e8ce"t what $must

ordinarily% a""ear thereof; that they should draw their )eils o)er their bosoms and not dis"lay

their beauty e8ce"t to their husbands, their fathers, their husband9s fathers, their sons, their

husbands9 sons, their brothers or their brothers9 sons, or their sisters9 sons, or their women, or

the sla)es whom their riht hands "ossess, or male ser)ants free of "hysical needs, or smallchildren who ha)e no sense of the shame of se8; and that they should not stri#e their feet in

order to draw attention to their hidden ornaments. And / ye 'elie)ers2 turn ye all toether

towards Allah, that ye may attain 'liss.

32. Marry those amon you who are sinle, or the )irtuous ones amon yoursel)es, male or

female0 if they are in "o)erty, Allah will i)e them means out of is race0 for Allah

encom"asseth all, and he #noweth all thins.

33. &et those who find not the wherewithal for marriae #ee" themsel)es chaste, until Allah

i)es them means out of is race. And if any of your sla)es as# for a deed in writin $to

enable them to earn their freedom for a certain sum%, i)e them such a deed if ye #now anyood in them0 yea, i)e them somethin yoursel)es out of the means which Allah has i)en to

you. 'ut force not your maids to "rostitution when they desire chastity, in order that ye may

ma#e a ain in the oods of this life. 'ut if anyone com"els them, yet, after such com"ulsion,

is Allah, /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful $to them%,

34. (e ha)e already sent down to you )erses ma#in thins clear, an illustration from $the

story of% "eo"le who "assed away before you, and an admonition for those who fear $$Allah%%.

35. Allah is the &iht of the hea)ens and the earth. !he Parable of is &iht is as if there were

a 4iche and within it a &am"0 the &am" enclosed in Glass0 the lass as it were a brilliant star0

&it from a blessed !ree, an /li)e, neither of the east nor of the west, whose oil is well5nih

luminous, thouh fire scarce touched it0 &iht u"on &iht2 Allah doth uide whom e will to

is &iht0 Allah doth set forth Parables for men0 and Allah doth #now all thins.

36. $&it is such a &iht% in houses, which Allah hath "ermitted to be raised to honour; for the

celebration, in them, of is name0 In them is e lorified in the mornins and in the e)enins,

$aain and aain%,5

37. 'y men whom neither traffic nor merchandise can di)ert from the +emembrance of Allah,

nor from reular Prayer, nor from the "ractice of reular Charity0 !heir $only% fear is for the

Day when hearts and eyes will be transformed $in a world wholly new%,5

38. !hat Allah may reward them accordin to the best of their deeds, and add e)en more for

them out of is Grace0 for Allah doth "ro)ide for those whom e will, without measure.

39. 'ut the *nbelie)ers,5 their deeds are li#e a mirae in sandy deserts, which the man

"arched with thirst mista#es for water; until when he comes u" to it, he finds it to be nothin0

'ut he finds Allah $e)er% with him, and Allah will "ay him his account0 and Allah is swift in

ta#in account.

40. /r $the *nbelie)ers9 state% is li#e the de"ths of dar#ness in a )ast dee" ocean,

o)erwhelmed with billow to""ed by billow, to""ed by $dar#% clouds0 de"ths of dar#ness, one



abo)e another0 if a man stretches out his hands, he can hardly see it2 for any to whom Allah

i)eth not liht, there is no liht2

41. Seest thou not that it is Allah (hose "raises all beins in the hea)ens and on earth do

celebrate, and the birds $of the air% with wins outs"read3 7ach one #nows its own $mode of%

"rayer and "raise. And Allah #nows well all that they do.

42. :ea, to Allah belons the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth; and to Allah is the final

oal $of all%.

43. Seest thou not that Allah ma#es the clouds mo)e ently, then -oins them toether, then

ma#es them into a hea"3 5 then wilt thou see rain issue forth from their midst. And e sends

down from the s#y mountain masses $of clouds% wherein is hail0 e stri#es therewith whom

e "leases and e turns it away from whom e "leases, the )i)id flash of is lihtnin well5

nih blinds the siht.

44. It is Allah (ho alternates the 4iht and the Day0 )erily in these thins is an instructi)ee8am"le for those who ha)e )ision2

45. And Allah has created e)ery animal from water0 of them there are some that cree" on their

bellies; some that wal# on two les; and some that wal# on four. Allah creates what e wills

for )erily Allah has "ower o)er all thins.

46. (e ha)e indeed sent down sins that ma#e thins manifest0 and Allah uides whom e

wills to a way that is straiht.

47. !hey say, 1(e belie)e in Allah and in the a"ostle, and we obey10 but e)en after that, some

of them turn away0 they are not $really% 'elie)ers.

48. (hen they are summoned to Allah and is a"ostle, in order that e may -ude between

them, behold some of them decline $to come%.

49. 'ut if the riht is on their side, they come to him with all submission.

50. Is it that there is a disease in their hearts3 or do they doubt, or are they in fear, that Allah

and is Messener will deal un-ustly with them3 4ay, it is they themsel)es who do wron.

51. !he answer of the 'elie)ers, when summoned to Allah and is Messener, in order thate may -ude between them, is no other than this0 they say, 1(e hear and we obey10 it is such

as these that will attain felicity.

52. It is such as obey Allah and is Messener, and fear Allah and do riht, that will win $in

the end%,

53. !hey swear their stronest oaths by Allah that, if only thou wouldst command them, they

would lea)e $their homes%. Say0 1Swear ye not; /bedience is $more% reasonable; )erily, Allah

is well acuainted with all that ye do.1



54. Say0 1/bey Allah, and obey the Messener. but if ye turn away, he is only res"onsible for

the duty "laced on him and ye for that "laced on you. If ye obey him, ye shall be on riht

uidance. !he Messener.s duty is only to "reach the clear $Messae%.

55. Allah has "romised, to those amon you who belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds, that e

will, of a surety, rant them in the land, inheritance $of "ower%, as e ranted it to those before them; that e will establish in authority their reliion 5 the one which e has chosen

for them; and that e will chane $their state%, after the fear in which they $li)ed%, to one of

security and "eace0 9!hey will worshi" Me $alone% and not associate auht with Me. 9If any do

re-ect aith after this, they are rebellious and wic#ed.

56. So establish reular Prayer and i)e reular Charity; and obey the Messener. that ye may

recei)e mercy.

57. 4e)er thin# thou that the *nbelie)ers are oin to frustrate $$Allah%9s Plan% on earth0 their

abode is the ire,5 and it is indeed an e)il refue2

58. / ye who belie)e2 let those whom your riht hands "ossess, and the $children% amon you

who ha)e not come of ae as# your "ermission $before they come to your "resence%, on three

occasions0 before mornin "rayer; the while ye doff your clothes for the noonday heat; and

after the late5niht "rayer0 these are your three times of undress0 outside those times it is not

wron for you or for them to mo)e about attendin to each other0 !hus does Allah ma#e clear

the Sins to you0 for Allah is full of #nowlede and wisdom.

59. 'ut when the children amon you come of ae, let them $also% as# for "ermission, as do

those senior to them $in ae%0 !hus does Allah ma#e clear is Sins to you0 for Allah is full

of #nowlede and wisdom.

60. Such elderly women as are "ast the "ros"ect of marriae,5 there is no blame on them if

they lay aside their $outer% arments, "ro)ided they ma#e not a wanton dis"lay of their

beauty0 but it is best for them to be modest0 and Allah is /ne (ho sees and #nows all thins.

61. It is no fault in the blind nor in one born lame, nor in one afflicted with illness, nor in

yoursel)es, that ye should eat in your own houses, or those of your fathers, or your mothers,

or your brothers, or your sisters, or your father9s brothers or your father9s sisters, or your

mohter9s brothers, or your mother9s sisters, or in houses of which the #eys are in your

"ossession, or in the house of a sincere friend of yours0 there is no blame on you, whether ye

eat in com"any or se"arately. 'ut if ye enter houses, salute each other 5 a reetin of blessinand "urity as from Allah. !hus does Allah ma#e clear the sins to you0 that ye may

understand.

62. /nly those are belie)ers, who belie)e in Allah and is Messener. when they are with

him on a matter reuirin collecti)e action, they do not de"art until they ha)e as#ed for his

lea)e; those who as# for thy lea)e are those who belie)e in Allah and is Messener. so when

they as# for thy lea)e, for some business of theirs, i)e lea)e to those of them whom thou

wilt, and as# Allah for their fori)eness0 for Allah is /ft5 ori)in, Most Merciful.

63. Deem not the summons of the Messener amon yoursel)es li#e the summons of one of

you to another0 Allah doth #now those of you who sli" away under shelter of some e8cuse0



then let those beware who withstand the Messener.s order, lest some trial befall them, or a

rie)ous "enalty be inflicted on them.

64. 'e uite sure that to Allah doth belon whate)er is in the hea)ens and on earth. (ell doth

e #now what ye are intent u"on0 and one day they will be brouht bac# to im, and e will

tell them the truth of what they did0 for Allah doth #now all thins.

Surah 25. The Cri)erion# The S)an(ar(

1. 'lessed is e who sent down the criterion to is ser)ant, that it may be an admonition to

all creatures;5

2. e to whom belons the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth0 no son has e beotten,

nor has e a "artner in is dominion0 it is e who created all thins, and ordered them in due

"ro"ortions.

3. :et ha)e they ta#en, besides him, ods that can create nothin but are themsel)es created;

that ha)e no control of hurt or ood to themsel)es; nor can they control death nor life nor

resurrection.

4. 'ut the misbelie)ers say0 14auht is this but a lie which he has fored, and others ha)e

hel"ed him at it.1 In truth it is they who ha)e "ut forward an iniuity and a falsehood.

5. And they say0 1!ales of the ancients, which he has caused to be written0 and they are

dictated before him mornin and e)enin.1

6. Say0 1!he $<ur9an% was sent down by im who #nows the mystery $that is% in the hea)ens

and the earth0 )erily e is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.1

7. And they say0 1(hat sort of an a"ostle is this, who eats food, and wal#s throuh the

streets3 (hy has not an anel been sent down to him to i)e admonition with him3

8. 1/r $(hy% has not a treasure been bestowed on him, or why has he $not% a arden for

en-oyment31 !he wic#ed say0 1:e follow none other than a man bewitched.1

9. See what #inds of com"arisons they ma#e for thee2 'ut they ha)e one astray, and ne)er a

way will they be able to find2

10. 'lessed is e who, if that were is will, could i)e thee better $thins% than those,5

Gardens beneath which ri)ers flow; and e could i)e thee "alaces $secure to dwell in%.

11. 4ay they deny the hour $of the -udment to come%0 but (e ha)e "re"ared a bla6in fire

for such as deny the hour0

12. (hen it sees them from a "lace fAr off, they will hear its fury and its ranin sih.

13. And when they are cast, bound toether into a constricted "lace therein, they will "&ead

for destruction there and then2



14. 1!his day "lead not for a sinle destruction0 "lead for destruction oft5 re"eated21

15. Say0 1Is that best, or the eternal arden, "romised to the rihteous3 for them, that is a

reward as well as a oal $of attainment%.

16. 1or them there will be therein all that they wish for0 they will dwell $there% for aye0 A "romise to be "rayed for from thy &ord.1

17. !he day e will ather them toether as well as those whom they worshi" besides Allah,

e will as#0 1(as it ye who let these My ser)ants astray, or did they stray from the Path

themsel)es31

18. !hey will say0 1Glory to !hee2 not meet was it for us that we should ta#e for "rotectors

others besides !hee0 'ut !hou didst bestow, on them and their fathers, ood thins $in life%,

until they forot the Messae0 for they were a "eo"le $worthless and% lost.1

19. $$Allah% will say%0 14ow ha)e they "ro)ed you liars in what ye say0 so ye cannot a)ert$your "enalty% nor $et% hel".1 And whoe)er amon you does wron, him shall (e cause to

taste of a rie)ous Penalty.

20. And the a"ostles whom (e sent before thee were all $men% who ate food and wal#ed

throuh the streets0 (e ha)e made some of you as a trial for others0 will ye ha)e "atience3 for

Allah is /ne (ho sees $all thins%.

21. Such as fear not the meetin with *s $for Judment% say0 1(hy are not the anels sent

down to us, or $why% do we not see our &ord31 Indeed they ha)e an arroant conceit of

themsel)es, and mihty is the insolence of their im"iety2

22. !he Day they see the anels,5 no -oy will there be to the sinners that Day0 !he $anels%

will say0 1!here is a barrier forbidden $to you% altoether21

23. And (e shall turn to whate)er deeds they did $in this life%, and (e shall ma#e such deeds

as floatin dust scattered about.

24. !he Com"anions of the Garden will be well, that Day, in their abode, and ha)e the fairest

of "laces for re"ose.

25. !he Day the hea)en shall be rent asunder with clouds, and anels shall be sent down,descendin $in ran#s%,5

26. !hat Day, the dominion as of riht and truth, shall be $wholly% for $$Allah%% Most

Merciful0 it will be a Day of dire difficulty for the Misbelie)ers.

27. !he Day that the wron5doer will bite at his hands, he will say, 1/h2 would that I had

ta#en a $straiht% "ath with the Messener.

28. 1Ah2 woe is me2 (ould that I had ne)er ta#en such a one for a friend2

29. 1e did lead me astray from the Messae $of Allah. after it had come to me2 Ah2 the 7)il/ne is but a traitor to man21 !hen the Messener will say0



30. 1/ my &ord2 !ruly my "eo"le too# this <ur9an for -ust foolish nonsense.1

31. !hus ha)e (e made for e)ery "ro"het an enemy amon the sinners0 but enouh is thy

&ord to uide and to hel".

32. !hose who re-ect aith say0 1(hy is not the <ur9an re)ealed to him all at once3 !hus $is itre)ealed%, that (e may strenthen thy heart thereby, and (e ha)e rehearsed it to thee in slow,

well5arraned staes, radually.

33. And no uestion do they brin to thee but (e re)eal to thee the truth and the best

e8"lanation $thereof%.

34. !hose who will be athered to ell $"rone% on their faces,5 they will be in an e)il "liht,

and, as to Path, most astray.

35. $'efore this,% (e sent Moses !he 'oo#, and a""ointed his brother Aaron with him as

minister;

36. And (e command0 1Go ye both, to the "eo"le who ha)e re-ected our Sins01 And those

$"eo"le% (e destroyed with utter destruction.

37. And the "eo"le of 4oah,5 when they re-ected the a"ostles, (e drowned them, and (e

made them as a Sin for man#ind; and (e ha)e "re"ared for $all% wron5doers a rie)ous

Penalty;5

38. As also 9Ad and !hamud, and the Com"anions of the +ass, and many a eneration

between them.

39. !o each one (e set forth Parables and e8am"les; and each one (e bro#e to utter

annihilation $for their sins%.

40. And the $*nbelie)ers% must indeed ha)e "assed by the town on which was rained a

shower of e)il0 did they not then see it $with their own eyes%3 'ut they fear not the

+esurrection.

41. (hen they see thee, they treat thee no otherwise than in moc#ery0 1Is this the one whom

Allah has sent as an a"ostle31

42. 1e indeed would well5nih ha)e misled us from our ods, had it not been that we were

constant to them21 5 Soon will they #now, when they see the Penalty, who it is that is most

misled in Path2

43. Seest thou such a one as ta#eth for his od his own "assion $or im"ulse%3 Couldst thou be

a dis"oser of affairs for him3

44. /r thin#est thou that most of them listen or understand3 !hey are only li#e cattle;5 nay,

they are worse astray in Path.

45. ast thou not turned thy )ision to thy &ord35 ow e doth "rolon the shadow2 If ewilled, e could ma#e it stationary2 then do (e ma#e the sun its uide;



46. !hen (e draw it in towards /ursel)es,5 a contraction by easy staes.

47. And e it is (ho ma#es the 4iht as a +obe for you, and Slee" as +e"ose, and ma#es the

Day $as it were% a +esurrection.

48. And e it is (ho sends the winds as heralds of lad tidins, oin before is mercy, and(e send down "ure water from the s#y,5

49. !hat with it (e may i)e life to a dead land, and sla#e the thirst of thins (e ha)e

created,5 cattle and men in reat numbers.

50. And (e ha)e distributed the $water% amonst them, in order that they may celebrate $our%

"raises, but most men are a)erse $to auht% but $ran#% inratitude.

51. ad it been /ur (ill, (e could ha)e sent a warner to e)ery centre of "o"ulation.

52. !herefore listen not to the *nbelie)ers, but stri)e aainst them with the utmoststrenuousness, with the $<ur9an%.

53. It is e (ho has let free the two bodies of flowin water0 /ne "alatable and sweet, and

the other salt and bitter; yet has e made a barrier between them, a "artition that is forbidden

to be "assed.

54. It is e (ho has created man from water0 then has e established relationshi"s of lineae

and marriae0 for thy &ord has "ower $o)er all thins%.

55. :et do they worshi", besides Allah, thins that can neither "rofit them nor harm them0 and

the Misbelie)er is a hel"er $of 7)il%, aainst his own &ord2

56. 'ut thee (e only sent to i)e lad tidins and admonition.

57. Say0 14o reward do I as# of you for it but this0 that each one who will may ta#e a

$straiht% Path to his &ord.1

58. And "ut thy trust in im (ho li)es and dies not; and celebrate his "raise; and enouh is

e to be acuainted with the faults of is ser)ants;5

59. e (ho created the hea)ens and the earth and all that is between, in si8 days, and isfirmly established on the !hrone $of Authority%0 Allah Most Gracious0 as# thou, then, about

im of any acuainted $with such thins%.

60. (hen it is said to them, 1Adore ye $$Allah%% Most Gracious21, they say, 1And what is

$$Allah%% Most Gracious3 Shall we adore that which thou commandest us31 And it increases

their fliht $from the !ruth%.

61. 'lessed is e (ho made constellations in the s#ies, and "laced therein a &am" and a

Moon i)in liht;

62. And it is e (ho made the 4iht and the Day to follow each other0 for such as ha)e thewill to celebrate is "raises or to show their ratitude.



63. And the ser)ants of $$Allah%% Most Gracious are those who wal# on the earth in humility,

and when the inorant address them, they say, 1Peace21;

64. !hose who s"end the niht in adoration of their &ord "rostrate and standin;

65. !hose who say, 1/ur &ord2 a)ert from us the (rath of ell, for its (rath is indeed anaffliction rie)ous,5

66. 17)il indeed is it as an abode, and as a "lace to rest in1;

67. !hose who, when they s"end, are not e8tra)aant and not niardly, but hold a -ust

$balance% between those $e8tremes%;

68. !hose who in)o#e not, with Allah, any other od, nor slay such life as Allah has made

sacred e8ce"t for -ust cause, nor commit fornication; 5 and any that does this $not only% meets

"unishment.

69. $'ut% the Penalty on the Day of Judment will be doubled to him, and he will dwell

therein in inominy,5

70. *nless he re"ents, belie)es, and wor#s rihteous deeds, for Allah will chane the e)il of

such "ersons into ood, and Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful,

71. And whoe)er re"ents and does ood has truly turned to Allah with an $acce"table%

con)ersion;5

72. !hose who witness no falsehood, and, if they "ass by futility, they "ass by it with

honourable $a)oidance%;

73. !hose who, when they are admonished with the Sins of their &ord, droo" not down at

them as if they were deaf or blind;

74. And those who "ray, 1/ur &ord2 Grant unto us wi)es and offs"rin who will be the

comfort of our eyes, and i)e us $the race% to lead the rihteous.1

75. !hose are the ones who will be rewarded with the hihest "lace in hea)en, because of

their "atient constancy0 therein shall they be met with salutations and "eace,

76. Dwellin therein;5 how beautiful an abode and "lace of rest2

77. Say $to the +e-ecters%0 1My &ord is not uneasy because of you if ye call not on im0 'ut

ye ha)e indeed re-ected $im%, and soon will come the ine)itable $"unishment%21

Surah 26. The oe)%

1. !a. Sin. Mim.

2. !hese are )erses of the 'oo# that ma#es $thins% clear.



3. It may be thou frettest thy soul with rief, that they do not become 'elie)ers.

4. If $such% were /ur (ill, (e could send down to them from the s#y a Sin, to which they

would bend their nec#s in humility.

5. 'ut there comes not to them a newly5re)ealed Messae from $$Allah%% Most Gracious, butthey turn away therefrom.

6. !hey ha)e indeed re-ected $the Messae%0 so they will #now soon $enouh% the truth of

what they moc#ed at2

7. Do they not loo# at the earth,5 how many noble thins of all #inds (e ha)e "roduced

therein3

8. >erily, in this is a Sin0 but most of them do not belie)e.

9. And )erily, thy &ord is e, the 78alted in Miht, Most Merciful.

10. 'ehold, thy &ord called Moses0 1Go to the "eo"le of iniuity,5

11. 1!he "eo"le of the Pharaoh0 will they not fear Allah.1

12. e said0 1/ my &ord2 I do fear that they will chare me with falsehood0

13. 1My breast will be straitened. And my s"eech may not o $smoothly%0 so send unto Aaron.

14. 1And $further%, they ha)e a chare of crime aainst me; and I fear they may slay me.1

15. Allah said0 1'y no means2 "roceed then, both of you, with /ur Sins; (e are with you,

and will listen $to your call%.

16. 1So o forth, both of you, to Pharaoh, and say0 9(e ha)e been sent by the &ord and

Cherisher of the worlds;

17. 19Send thou with us the Children of Israel.91

18. $Pharaoh% said0 1Did we not cherish thee as a child amon us, and didst thou not stay in

our midst many years of thy life3

19. 1And thou didst a deed of thine which $thou #nowest% thou didst, and thou art an

unrateful $wretch%21

20. Moses said0 1I did it then, when I was in error.

21. 1So I fled from you $all% when I feared you; but my &ord has $since% in)ested me with

-udment $and wisdom% and a""ointed me as one of the a"ostles.

22. 1And this is the fa)our with which thou dost re"roach me,5 that thou hast ensla)ed the

Children of Israel21



23. Pharaoh said0 1And what is the 9&ord and Cherisher of the worlds931

24. $Moses% said0 1!he &ord and Cherisher of the hea)ens and the earth, and all between,5 if

ye want to be uite sure.1

25. $Pharaoh% said to those around0 1Did ye not listen $to what he says%31

26. $Moses% said0 1:our &ord and the &ord of your fathers from the beinnin21

27. $Pharaoh% said0 1!ruly your a"ostle who has been sent to you is a )eritable madman21

28. $Moses% said0 1&ord of the 7ast and the (est, and all between2 if ye only had sense21

29. $Pharaoh% said0 1If thou dost "ut forward any od other than me, I will certainly "ut thee

in "rison21

30. $Moses% said0 17)en if I showed you somethin clear $and% con)incin31

31. $Pharaoh% said0 1Show it then, if thou tellest the truth21

32. So $Moses% threw his rod, and behold, it was a ser"ent, "lain $for all to see%2

33. And he drew out his hand, and behold, it was white to all beholders2

34. $Pharaoh% said to the Chiefs around him0 1!his is indeed a sorcerer well5 )ersed0

35. 1is "lan is to et you out of your land by his sorcery; then what is it ye counsel31

36. !hey said0 1=ee" him and his brother in sus"ense $for a while%, and dis"atch to the Cities

heralds to collect5

37. 1And brin u" to thee all $our% sorcerers well5)ersed.1

38. So the sorcerers were ot toether for the a""ointment of a day well5#nown,

39. And the "eo"le were told0 1Are ye $now% assembled35

40. 1!hat we may follow the sorcerers $in reliion% if they win31

41. So when the sorcerers arri)ed, they said to Pharaoh0 1/f course 5 shall we ha)e a

$suitable% reward if we win3

42. e said0 1:ea, $and more%,5 for ye shall in that case be $raised to "osts% nearest $to my

"erson%.1

43. Moses said to them0 1!hrow ye 5 that which ye are about to throw21

44. So they threw their ro"es and their rods, and said0 1'y the miht of Pharaoh, it is we who

will certainly win21



45. !hen Moses threw his rod, when, behold, it straihtway swallows u" all the falsehoods

which they fa#e2

46. !hen did the sorcerers fall down, "rostrate in adoration,

47. Sayin0 1(e belie)e in the &ord of the (orlds,

48. 1!he &ord of Moses and Aaron.1

49. Said $Pharaoh%0 1'elie)e ye in im before I i)e you "ermission3 surely he is your leader,

who has tauht you sorcery2 but soon shall ye #now2

50. 1'e sure I will cut off your hands and your feet on o""osite sides, and I will cause you all

to die on the cross21

51. !hey said0 14o matter2 for us, we shall but return to our &ord2

52. 1/nly, our desire is that our &ord will fori)e us our faults, that we may become foremost

amon the belie)ers21

53. 'y ins"iration we told Moses0 1!ra)el by niht with my ser)ants; for surely ye shall be

"ursued.1

54. !hen Pharaoh sent heralds to $all% the Cities,

55. $Sayin%0 1!hese $Israelites% are but a small band,

56. 1And they are rain furiously aainst us;

57. 1'ut we are a multitude am"ly fore5warned.1

58. So (e e8"elled them from ardens, s"rins,

59. !reasures, and e)ery #ind of honourable "osition;

60. !hus it was, but (e made the Children of Israel inheritors of such thins.

61. So they "ursued them at sunrise.

62. And when the two bodies saw each other, the "eo"le of Moses said0 1(e are sure to be

o)erta#en.1

63. $Moses% said0 1'y no means2 my &ord is with me2 Soon will e uide me21

64. !hen (e told Moses by ins"iration0 1Stri#e the sea with thy rod.1 So it di)ided, and each

se"arate "art became li#e the hue, firm mass of a mountain.

65. And (e made the other "arty a""roach thither.

66. (e deli)ered Moses and all who were with him;



67. 'ut (e drowned the others.

68. >erily in this is a Sin0 but most of them do not belie)e.

69. And )erily thy &ord is e, the 78alted in Miht, Most Merciful.

70. And rehearse to them $somethin of% Abraham9s story.

71. 'ehold, he said to his father and his "eo"le0 1(hat worshi" ye31

72. !hey said0 1(e worshi" idols, and we remain constantly in attendance on them.1

73. e said0 1Do they listen to you when ye call $on them%, or do you ood or harm31

74. !hey said0 14ay, but we found our fathers doin thus $what we do%.1

75. e said0 1Do ye then see whom ye ha)e been worshi""in,5

76. 1:e and your fathers before you35

77. 1or they are enemies to me; not so the &ord and Cherisher of the (orlds;

78. 1(ho created me, and it is e (ho uides me;

79. 1(ho i)es me food and drin#,

80. 1And when I am ill, it is e (ho cures me;

81. 1(ho will cause me to die, and then to life $aain%;

82. 1And who, I ho"e, will fori)e me my faults on the day of Judment.

83. 1/ my &ord2 bestow wisdom on me, and -oin me with the rihteous;

84. 1Grant me honourable mention on the tonue of truth amon the latest $enerations%;

85. 1Ma#e me one of the inheritors of the Garden of 'liss;

86. 1ori)e my father, for that he is amon those astray;

87. 1And let me not be in disrace on the Day when $men% will be raised u";5

88. 1!he Day whereon neither wealth nor sons will a)ail,

89. 1'ut only he $will "ros"er% that brins to Allah a sound heart;

90. 1!o the rihteous, the Garden will be brouht near,

91. 1And to those strayin in 7)il, the ire will be "laced in full )iew;



92. 1And it shall be said to them0 9(here are the $ods% ye worshi""ed5

93. 19'esides Allah. Can they hel" you or hel" themsel)es39

94. 1!hen they will be thrown headlon into the $ire%,5 they and those strayin in 7)il,

95. 1And the whole hosts of Iblis toether.

96. 1!hey will say there in their mutual bic#erins0

97. 19'y Allah, we were truly in an error manifest,

98. 19(hen we held you as euals with the &ord of the (orlds;

99. 19And our seducers were only those who were stee"ed in uilt.

100. 194ow, then, we ha)e none to intercede $for us%,

101. 194or a sinle friend to feel $for us%.

102. 194ow if we only had a chance of return we shall truly be of those who belie)e291

103. >erily in this is a Sin but most of them do not belie)e.


105. !he "eo"le of 4oah re-ected the a"ostles.

106. 'ehold, their brother 4oah said to them0 1(ill ye not fear $$Allah%%3

107. 1I am to you an a"ostle worthy of all trust0

108. 1So fear Allah, and obey me.

109. 14o reward do I as# of you for it0 my reward is only from the &ord of the (orlds0

110. 1So fear Allah, and obey me.1

111. !hey said0 1Shall we belie)e in thee when it is the meanest that follow thee31

112. e said0 1And what do I #now as to what they do3

113. 1!heir account is only with my &ord, if ye could $but% understand.

114. 1I am not one to dri)e away those who belie)e.

115. 1I am sent only to warn "lainly in "ublic.1

116. !hey said0 1If thou desist not, / 4oah2 thou shalt be stoned $to death%.1



117. e said0 1/ my &ord2 truly my "eo"le ha)e re-ected me.

118. 1Jude !hou, then, between me and them o"enly, and deli)er me and those of the

'elie)ers who are with me.1

119. So (e deli)ered him and those with him, in the Ar# filled $with all creatures%.

120. !hereafter (e drowned those who remained behind.



123. !he 9Ad $"eo"le% re-ected the a"ostles.

124. 'ehold, their brother ud said to them0 1(ill ye not fear $$Allah%%3

125. 1I am to you an a"ostle worthy of all trust0

126. 1So fear Allah and obey me.

127. 14o reward do I as# of you for it0 my reward is only from the &ord of the (orlds.

128. 1Do ye build a landmar# on e)ery hih "lace to amuse yoursel)es3

129. 1And do ye et for yoursel)es fine buildins in the ho"e of li)in therein $for e)er%3

130. 1And when ye e8ert your stron hand, do ye do it li#e men of absolute "ower3

131. 14ow fear Allah, and obey me.

132. 1:ea, fear im (ho has bestowed on you freely all that ye #now.

133. 1reely has e bestowed on you cattle and sons,5

134. 1And Gardens and S"rins.

135. 1!ruly I fear for you the Penalty of a Great Day.1

136. !hey said0 1It is the same to us whether thou admonish us or be not amon $our%

admonishers2

137. 1!his is no other than a customary de)ice of the ancients,

138. 1And we are not the ones to recei)e Pains and Penalties21

139. So they re-ected him, and (e destroyed them. >erily in this is a Sin0 but most of them

do not belie)e.




141. !he !hamud $"eo"le% re-ected the a"ostles.

142. 'ehold, their brother Salih said to them0 1(ill you not fear $$Allah%%3

143. 1I am to you an a"ostle worthy of all trust.

144. 1So fear Allah, and obey me.


146. 1(ill ye be left secure, in $the en-oyment of% all that ye ha)e here35

147. 1Gardens and S"rins,

148. 1And corn5fields and date5"alms with s"athes near brea#in $with the weiht of fruit%3

149. 1And ye car)e houses out of $roc#y% mountains with reat s#ill.

150. 1'ut fear Allah and obey me;

151. 1And follow not the biddin of those who are e8tra)aant,5

152. 1(ho ma#e mischief in the land, and mend not $their ways%.1

153. !hey said0 1!hou art only one of those bewitched2

154. 1!hou art no more than a mortal li#e us0 then brin us a Sin, if thou tellest the truth21

155. e said0 1ere is a she5camel0 she has a riht of waterin, and ye ha)e a riht of

waterin, $se)erally% on a day a""ointed.

156. 1!ouch her not with harm, lest the Penalty of a Great Day sei6e you.1

157. 'ut they ham5strun her0 then did they become full of rerets.

158. 'ut the Penalty sei6ed them. >erily in this is a Sin0 but most of them do not belie)e.


160. !he "eo"le of &ut re-ected the a"ostles.

161. 'ehold, their brother &ut said to them0 1(ill ye not fear $$Allah%%3



164. 14o reward do I as# of you for it0 my reward is only from the lord of the (orlds.

165. 1/f all the creatures in the world, will ye a""roach males,



166. 1And lea)e those whom Allah has created for you to be your mates3 4ay, ye are a "eo"le

transressin $all limits%21

167. !hey said0 1If thou desist not, / &ut2 thou wilt assuredly be cast out21

168. e said0 1I do detest your doins.1

169. 1/ my &ord2 deli)er me and my family from such thins as they do21

170. So (e deli)ered him and his family,5 all

171. 78ce"t an old woman who linered behind.

172. 'ut the rest (e destroyed utterly.

173. (e rained down on them a shower $of brimstone%0 and e)il was the shower on those who

were admonished $but heeded not%2


175. And )erily thy &ord is e, the 78alted in Miht Most Merciful.

176. !he Com"anions of the (ood re-ected the a"ostles.

177. 'ehold, Shu9aib said to them0 1(ill ye not fear $$Allah%%3




181. 1Gi)e -ust measure, and cause no loss $to others by fraud%.

182. 1And weih with scales true and u"riht.

183. 1And withhold not thins -ustly due to men, nor do e)il in the land, wor#in mischief.

184. 1And fear im (ho created you and $who created% the enerations before $you%1

185. !hey said0 1!hou art only one of those bewitched2

186. 1!hou art no more than a mortal li#e us, and indeed we thin# thou art a liar2

187. 14ow cause a "iece of the s#y to fall on us, if thou art truthful21

188. e said0 1My &ord #nows best what ye do.1

189. 'ut they re-ected him. !hen the "unishment of a day of o)ershadowin loom sei6edthem, and that was the Penalty of a Great Day.



190. >erily in that is a Sin0 but most of them do not belie)e.


192. >erily this is a +e)elation from the &ord of the (orlds0

193. (ith it came down the s"irit of aith and !ruth5

194. !o thy heart and mind, that thou mayest admonish.

195. In the "ers"icuous Arabic tonue.

196. (ithout doubt it is $announced% in the mystic 'oo#s of former "eo"les.

197. Is it not a Sin to them that the &earned of the Children of Israel #new it $as true%3

198. ad (e re)ealed it to any of the non5Arabs,

199. And had he recited it to them, they would not ha)e belie)ed in it.

200. !hus ha)e (e caused it to enter the hearts of the sinners.

201. !hey will not belie)e in it until they see the rie)ous Penalty;

202. 'ut the $Penalty% will come to them of a sudden, while they "ercei)e it not;

203. !hen they will say0 1Shall we be res"ited31

204. Do they then as# for /ur Penalty to be hastened on3

205. Seest thou3 If (e do let them en-oy $this life% for a few years,

206. :et there comes to them at lenth the $Punishment% which they were "romised2

207. It will "rofit them not that they en-oyed $this life%2

208. 4e)er did (e destroy a "o"ulation, but had its warners 5

209. 'y way of reminder; and (e ne)er are un-ust.

210. 4o e)il ones ha)e brouht down this $+e)elation%0

211. It would neither suit them nor would they be able $to "roduce it%.

212. Indeed they ha)e been remo)ed far from e)en $a chance of% hearin it.

213. So call not on any other od with Allah, or thou wilt be amon those under the Penalty.

214. And admonish thy nearest #insmen,



215. And lower thy win to the 'elie)ers who follow thee.

216. !hen if they disobey thee, say0 1I am free $of res"onsibility% for what ye do21

217. And "ut thy trust on the 78alted in Miht, the Merciful,5

218. (ho seeth thee standin forth $in "rayer%,

219. And thy mo)ements amon those who "rostrate themsel)es,

220. or it is e (ho heareth and #noweth all thins.

221. Shall I inform you, $/ "eo"le2%, on whom it is that the e)il ones descend3

222. !hey descend on e)ery lyin, wic#ed "erson,

223. $Into whose ears% they "our hearsay )anities, and most of them are liars.

224. And the Poets,5 It is those strayin in 7)il, who follow them0

225. Seest thou not that they wander distracted in e)ery )alley35

226. And that they say what they "ractise not35

227. 78ce"t those who belie)e, wor# rihteousness, enae much in the remembrance of

Allah, and defend themsel)es only after they are un-ustly attac#ed. And soon will the un-ust

assailants #now what )icissitudes their affairs will ta#e2

Surah 27. The n)# The n)%

1. !hese are )erses of the <ur9an,5a boo# that ma#es $thins% clear;

2. A uide0 and lad tidins for the belie)ers,5

3. !hose who establish reular "rayers and i)e in reular charity, and also ha)e $full%

assurance of the hereafter.

4. As to those who belie)e not in the ereafter, (e ha)e made their deeds "leasin in their

eyes; and so they wander about in distraction.

5. Such are they for whom a rie)ous Penalty is $waitin%; and in the ereafter theirs will be

the reatest loss.

6. As to thee, the <ur9an is bestowed u"on thee from the "resence of one who is wise and all5

#nowin.

7. 'ehold2 Moses said to his family0 1I "ercei)e a fire; soon will I brin you from there some

information, or I will brin you a burnin brand to liht our fuel, that ye may warnyoursel)es.



8. 'ut when he came to the $fire%, a )oice was heard0 1'lessed are those in the fire and those

around0 and lory to Allah, the &ord of the worlds.

9. 1/ Moses2 )erily, I am Allah, the e8alted in miht, the wise2....

10. 14ow do thou throw thy rod21 'ut when he saw it mo)in $of its own accord%as if it had been a sna#e, he turned bac# in retreat, and retraced not his ste"s0 1/ Moses21 $it was said%,

1ear not0 truly, in My "resence, those called as a"ostles ha)e no fear,5

11. 1'ut if any ha)e done wron and ha)e thereafter substituted ood to ta#e the "lace of e)il,

truly, I am /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

12. 14ow "ut thy hand into thy bosom, and it will come forth white without stain $or harm%0

$these are% amon the nine Sins $thou wilt ta#e% to Pharaoh and his "eo"le0 for they are a

"eo"le rebellious in transression.1

13. 'ut when /ur Sins came to them, that should ha)e o"ened their eyes, they said0 1!his issorcery manifest21

14. And they re-ected those Sins in iniuity and arroance, thouh their souls were

con)inced thereof0 so see what was the end of those who acted corru"tly2

15. (e a)e $in the "ast% #nowlede to Da)id and Solomon0 And they both said0 1Praise be to

Allah, (ho has fa)oured us abo)e many of his ser)ants who belie)e21

16. And Solomon was Da)id9s heir. e said0 1/ ye "eo"le2 (e ha)e been tauht the s"eech of

birds, and on us has been bestowed $a little% of all thins0 this is indeed Grace manifest $from

Allah.%1

17. And before Solomon were marshalled his hosts,5 of Jinns and men and birds, and they

were all #e"t in order and ran#s.

18. At lenth, when they came to a $lowly% )alley of ants, one of the ants said0 1/ ye ants, et

into your habitations, lest Solomon and his hosts crush you $under foot% without #nowin it.1

19. So he smiled, amused at her s"eech; and he said0 1/ my &ord2 so order me that I may be

rateful for !hy fa)ours, which thou hast bestowed on me and on my "arents, and that I may

wor# the rihteousness that will "lease !hee0 And admit me, by !hy Grace, to the ran#s of!hy rihteous Ser)ants.1

20. And he too# a muster of the 'irds; and he said0 1(hy is it I see not the oo"oe3 /r is he

amon the absentees3

21. 1I will certainly "unish him with a se)ere "enalty, or e8ecute him, unless he brin me a

clear reason $for absence%.1

22. 'ut the oo"oe tarried not far0 he $came u" and% said0 1I ha)e com"assed $territory%

which thou hast not com"assed, and I ha)e come to thee from Saba with tidins true.



23. 1I found $there% a woman rulin o)er them and "ro)ided with e)ery reuisite; and she has

a manificent throne.

24. 1I found her and her "eo"le worshi""in the sun besides Allah. Satan has made their

deeds seem "leasin in their eyes, and has #e"t them away from the Path,5 so they recei)e no

uidance,5

25. 1$=e"t them away from the Path%, that they should not worshi" Allah, (ho brins to liht

what is hidden in the hea)ens and the earth, and #nows what ye hide and what ye re)eal.

26. 1$Allah%25 there is no od but e25 &ord of the !hrone Su"reme21

27. $Solomon% said0 1Soon shall we see whether thou hast told the truth or lied2

28. 1Go thou, with this letter of mine, and deli)er it to them0 then draw bac# from them, and

$wait to% see what answer they return1...

29. $!he ueen% said0 1:e chiefs2 here is deli)ered to me 5 a letter worthy of res"ect.

30. 1It is from Solomon, and is $as follows%0 9In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most

Merciful0

31. 19'e ye not arroant aainst me, but come to me in submission $to the true +eliion%.91

32. She said0 1:e chiefs2 ad)ise me in $this% my affair0 no affair ha)e I decided e8ce"t in your

"resence.1

33. !hey said0 1(e are endued with strenth, and i)en to )ehement war0 but the command is

with thee; so consider what thou wilt command.1

34. She said0 1=ins, when they enter a country, des"oil it, and ma#e the noblest of its "eo"le

its meanest thus do they beha)e.

35. 1'ut I am oin to send him a "resent, and $wait% to see with what $answer% return $my%

ambassadors.1

36. 4ow when $the embassy% came to Solomon, he said0 1(ill ye i)e me abundance in

wealth3 'ut that which Allah has i)en me is better than that which e has i)en you2 4ay itis ye who re-oice in your ift2

37. 1Go bac# to them, and be sure we shall come to them with such hosts as they will ne)er be

able to meet0 (e shall e8"el them from there in disrace, and they will feel humbled

$indeed%.1

38. e said $to his own men%0 1:e chiefs2 which of you can brin me her throne before they

come to me in submission31

39. Said an 9Ifrit, of the Jinns0 1I will brin it to thee before thou rise from thy council0 indeed

I ha)e full strenth for the "ur"ose, and may be trusted.1



40. Said one who had #nowlede of the 'oo#0 1I will brin it to thee within the twin#lin of

an eye21 !hen when $Solomon% saw it "laced firmly before him, he said0 1!his is by the Grace

of my &ord25 to test me whether I am rateful or unrateful2 and if any is rateful, truly his

ratitude is $a ain% for his own soul; but if any is unrateful, truly my &ord is ree of all

4eeds, Su"reme in onour 21

41. e said0 1!ransform her throne out of all reconition by her0 let us see whether she is

uided $to the truth% or is one of those who recei)e no uidance.1

42. So when she arri)ed, she was as#ed, 1Is this thy throne31 She said, 1It was -ust li#e this;

and #nowlede was bestowed on us in ad)ance of this, and we ha)e submitted to Allah $in

Islam%.1

43. And he di)erted her from the worshi" of others besides Allah. for she was $s"run% of a

"eo"le that had no faith.

44. She was as#ed to enter the lofty Palace0 but when she saw it, she thouht it was a la#e ofwater, and she $tuc#ed u" her s#irts%, unco)erin her les. e said0 1!his is but a "alace "a)ed

smooth with slabs of lass.1 She said0 1/ my &ord2 I ha)e indeed wroned my soul0 I do

$now% submit $in Islam%, with Solomon, to the &ord of the (orlds.1

45. (e sent $aforetime%, to the !hamud, their brother Salih, sayin, 1Ser)e Allah.0 'ut

behold, they became two factions uarrellin with each other.

46. e said0 1/ my "eo"le2 why as# ye to hasten on the e)il in "reference to the ood3 If only

ye as# Allah for fori)eness, ye may ho"e to recei)e mercy.

47. !hey said0 1Ill omen do we auur from thee and those that are with thee1. e said0 1:our

ill omen is with Allah. yea, ye are a "eo"le under trial.1

48. !here were in the city nine men of a family, who made mischief in the land, and would

not reform.

49. !hey said0 1Swear a mutual oath by Allah that we shall ma#e a secret niht attac# on him

and his "eo"le, and that we shall then say to his heir $when he see#s )eneance%0 9(e were

not "resent at the slauhter of his "eo"le, and we are "ositi)ely tellin the truth.91

50. !hey "lotted and "lanned, but (e too "lanned, e)en while they "ercei)ed it not.

51. !hen see what was the end of their "lot25 this, that (e destroyed them and their "eo"le, all

$of them%.

52. 4ow such were their houses, 5 in utter ruin, 5 because they "ractised wron5 doin. >erily

in this is a Sin for "eo"le of #nowlede.

53. And (e sa)ed those who belie)ed and "ractised rihteousness.

54. $(e also sent% &ut $as an a"ostle%0 behold, e said to his "eo"le, 1Do ye do what is

shameful thouh ye see $its iniuity%3



55. (ould ye really a""roach men in your lusts rather than women3 4ay, ye are a "eo"le

$rossly% inorant2

56. 'ut his "eo"le a)e no other answer but this0 they said, 1Dri)e out the followers of &ut

from your city0 these are indeed men who want to be clean and "ure21

57. 'ut (e sa)ed him and his family, e8ce"t his wife; her (e destined to be of those who

laed behind.

58. And (e rained down on them a shower $of brimstone%0 and e)il was the shower on those

who were admonished $but heeded not%2

59. Say0 Praise be to Allah, and Peace on his ser)ants whom e has chosen $for his Messae%.

$(ho% is better35 Allah or the false ods they associate $with im%3

60. /r, (ho has created the hea)ens and the earth, and (ho sends you down rain from the

s#y3 :ea, with it (e cause to row well5"lanted orchards full of beauty of deliht0 it is not inyour "ower to cause the rowth of the trees in them. $Can there be another% od besides Allah.

4ay, they are a "eo"le who swer)e from -ustice.

61. /r, (ho has made the earth firm to li)e in; made ri)ers in its midst; set thereon mountains

immo)able; and made a se"aratin bar between the two bodies of flowin water3 $can there

be another% od besides Allah. 4ay, most of them #now not.

62. /r, (ho listens to the $soul% distressed when it calls on im, and (ho relie)es its

sufferin, and ma#es you $man#ind% inheritors of the earth3 $Can there be another% od

besides Allah. &ittle it is that ye heed2

63. /r, (ho uides you throuh the de"ths of dar#ness on land and sea, and (ho sends the

winds as heralds of lad tidins, oin before is Mercy3 $Can there be another% od besides

Allah.5 ih is Allah abo)e what they associate with im2

64. /r, (ho oriinates creation, then re"eats it, and who i)es you sustenance from hea)en

and earth3 $Can there be another% od besides Allah. Say, 1'rin forth your arument, if ye

are tellin the truth21

65. Say0 4one in the hea)ens or on earth, e8ce"t Allah, #nows what is hidden0 nor can they

"ercei)e when they shall be raised u" $for Judment%.

66. Still less can their #nowlede com"rehend the ereafter0 4ay, they are in doubt and

uncertainty thereanent; nay, they are blind thereunto2

67. !he *nbelie)ers say0 1(hat2 when we become dust,5 we and our fathers,5 shall we really

be raised $from the dead%3

68. 1It is true we were "romised this,5 we and our fathers before $us%0 these are nothin but

tales of the ancients.1

69. Say0 1Go ye throuh the earth and see what has been the end of those uilty $of sin%.1



70. 'ut rie)e not o)er them, nor distress thyself because of their "lots.

71. !hey also say0 1(hen will this "romise $come to "ass%3 $Say% if ye are truthful.1

72. Say0 1It may be that some of the e)ents which ye wish to hasten on may be $close% in your

"ursuit21

73. 'ut )erily thy &ord is full of race to man#ind0 :et most of them are unrateful.

74. And )erily thy &ord #noweth all that their hearts do hide. As well as all that they re)eal.

75. 4or is there auht of the unseen, in hea)en or earth, but is $recorded% in a clear record.

76. >erily this <ur9an doth e8"lain to the Children of Israel most of the matters in which they

disaree.

77. And it certainly is a Guide and a Mercy to those who belie)e.

78. >erily thy &ord will decide between them by is Decree0 and e is 78alted in Miht, All5

=nowin.

79. So "ut thy trust in Allah. for thou art on $the "ath of% manifest !ruth.

80. !ruly thou canst not cause the dead to listen, nor canst thou cause the deaf to hear the call,

$es"ecially% when they turn bac# in retreat.

81. 4or canst thou be a uide to the blind, $to "re)ent them% from strayin0 only those wilt

thou et to listen who belie)e in /ur Sins, and they will bow in Islam.

82. And when the (ord is fulfilled aainst them $the un-ust%, we shall "roduce from the earth

a beast to $face% them0 e will s"ea# to them, for that man#ind did not belie)e with assurance

in /ur Sins.

83. /ne day (e shall ather toether from e)ery "eo"le a troo" of those who re-ect our Sins,

and they shall be #e"t in ran#s,5

84. *ntil, when they come $before the Judment5seat%, $$Allah%% will say0 1Did ye re-ect My

Sins, thouh ye com"rehended them not in #nowlede, or what was it ye did31

85. And the (ord will be fulfilled aainst them, because of their wron5doin, and they will

be unable to s"ea# $in "lea%.

86. See they not that (e ha)e made the 4iht for them to rest in and the Day to i)e them

liht3 >erily in this are Sins for any "eo"le that belie)e2

87. And the Day that the !rum"et will be sounded 5 then will be smitten with terror those who

are in the hea)ens, and those who are on earth, e8ce"t such as Allah will "lease $to e8em"t%0

and all shall come to is $Presence% as beins conscious of their lowliness.



88. !hou seest the mountains and thin#est them firmly fi8ed0 but they shall "ass away as the

clouds "ass away0 $such is% the artistry of Allah, who dis"oses of all thins in "erfect order0

for he is well acuainted with all that ye do.

89. If any do ood, ood will $accrue% to them therefrom; and they will be secure from terror

that Day.

90. And if any do e)il, their faces will be thrown headlon into the ire0 1Do ye recei)e a

reward other than that which ye ha)e earned by your deeds31

91. or me, I ha)e been commanded to ser)e the &ord of this city, im (ho has sanctified it

and to (hom $belon% all thins0 and I am commanded to be of those who bow in Islam to

Allah.s (ill,5

92. And to rehearse the <ur9an0 and if any acce"t uidance, they do it for the ood of their

own souls, and if any stray, say0 1I am only a (arner1.

93. And say0 1Praise be to Allah, (ho will soon show you is Sins, so that ye shall #now

them1; and thy &ord is not unmindful of all that ye do.

Surah 28. The S)ory# S)orie%

1. !a. Sin. Mim.

2. !hese are >erses of the 'oo# that ma#es $thins% clear.

3. (e rehearse to thee some of the story of Moses and Pharaoh in !ruth, for "eo"le who

belie)e.

4. !ruly Pharaoh elated himself in the land and bro#e u" its "eo"le into sections, de"ressin a

small rou" amon them0 their sons he slew, but he #e"t ali)e their females0 for he was

indeed a ma#er of mischief.

5. And (e wished to be Gracious to those who were bein de"ressed in the land, to ma#e

them leaders $in aith% and ma#e them heirs,

6. !o establish a firm "lace for them in the land, and to show Pharaoh, aman, and theirhosts, at their hands, the )ery thins aainst which they were ta#in "recautions.

7. So (e sent this ins"iration to the mother of Moses0 1Suc#le $thy child%, but when thou hast

fears about him, cast him into the ri)er, but fear not nor rie)e0 for (e shall restore him to

thee, and (e shall ma#e him one of /ur a"ostles.1

8. !hen the "eo"le of Pharaoh "ic#ed him u" $from the ri)er%0 $It was intended% that $Moses%

should be to them an ad)ersary and a cause of sorrow0 for Pharaoh and aman and $all% their

hosts were men of sin.



9. !he wife of Pharaoh said0 1$ere is% -oy of the eye, for me and for thee0 slay him not. It

may be that he will be use to us, or we may ado"t him as a son.1 And they "ercei)ed not

$what they were doin%2

10. 'ut there came to be a )oid in the heart of the mother of Moses0 She was oin almost to

disclose his $case%, had (e not strenthened her heart $with faith%, so that she miht remain a$firm% belie)er.

11. And she said to the sister of $Moses%, 1ollow him1 so she $the sister% watched him in the

character of a straner. And they #new not.

12. And we ordained that he refused suc# at first, until $is sister came u" and% said0 1Shall I

"oint out to you the "eo"le of a house that will nourish and brin him u" for you and be

sincerely attached to him31...

13. !hus did (e restore him to his mother, that her eye miht be comforted, that she miht

not rie)e, and that she miht #now that the "romise of Allah is true0 but most of them do notunderstand.

14. (hen he reached full ae, and was firmly established $in life%, (e bestowed on him

wisdom and #nowlede0 for thus do (e reward those who do ood.

15. And he entered the city at a time when its "eo"le were not watchin0 and he found there

two men fihtin,5 one of his own reliion, and the other, of his foes. 4ow the man of his own

reliion a""ealed to him aainst his foe, and Moses struc# him with his fist and made an end

of him. e said0 1!his is a wor# of 7)il $Satan%0 for he is an enemy that manifestly misleads21

16. e "rayed0 1/ my &ord2 I ha)e indeed wroned my soul2 Do !hou then fori)e me21 So

$$Allah%% fora)e him0 for e is the /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

17. e said0 1/ my &ord2 or that !hou hast bestowed !hy Grace on me, ne)er shall I be a

hel" to those who sin21

18. So he saw the mornin in the city, loo#in about, in a state of fear, when behold, the man

who had, the day before, souht his hel" called aloud for his hel" $aain%. Moses said to him0

1!hou art truly, it is clear, a uarrelsome fellow21

19. !hen, when he decided to lay hold of the man who was an enemy to both of them, thatman said0 1/ Moses2 Is it thy intention to slay me as thou slewest a man yesterday3 !hy

intention is none other than to become a "owerful )iolent man in the land, and not to be one

who sets thins riht21

20. And there came a man, runnin, from the furthest end of the City. e said0 1/ Moses2 the

Chiefs are ta#in counsel toether about thee, to slay thee0 so et thee away, for I do i)e thee

sincere ad)ice.1

21. e therefore ot away therefrom, loo#in about, in a state of fear. e "rayed 1/ my &ord2

sa)e me from "eo"le i)en to wron5doin.1



22. !hen, when he turned his face towards $the land of% Madyan, he said0 1I do ho"e that my

&ord will show me the smooth and straiht Path.1

23. And when he arri)ed at the waterin $"lace% in Madyan, he found there a rou" of men

waterin $their floc#s%, and besides them he found two women who were #ee"in bac# $their

floc#s%. e said0 1(hat is the matter with you31 !hey said0 1(e cannot water $our floc#s%until the she"herds ta#e bac# $their floc#s%0 And our father is a )ery old man.1

24. So he watered $their floc#s% for them; then he turned bac# to the shade, and said01/ my

&ord2 truly am I in $des"erate% need of any ood that !hou dost send me21

25. Afterwards one of the $damsels% came $bac#% to him, wal#in bashfully. She said0 1My

father in)ites thee that he may reward thee for ha)in watered $our floc#s% for us.1 So when

he came to him and narrated the story, he said0 1ear thou not0 $well% hast thou esca"ed from

un-ust "eo"le.1

26. Said one of the $damsels%0 1/ my $dear% father2 enae him on waes0 truly the best ofmen for thee to em"loy is the $man% who is stron and trusty1....

27. e said0 1I intend to wed one of these my dauhters to thee, on condition that thou ser)e

me for eiht years; but if thou com"lete ten years, it will be $race% from thee. 'ut I intend not

to "lace thee under a difficulty0 thou wilt find me, indeed, if Allah wills, one of the rihteous.1

28. e said0 1'e that $the areement% between me and thee0 whiche)er of the two terms I

fulfil, let there be no ill5will to me. 'e Allah a witness to what we say.1

29. 4ow when Moses had fulfilled the term, and was tra)ellin with his family, he "ercei)ed

a fire in the direction of Mount !ur. e said to his family0 1!arry ye; I "ercei)e a fire; I ho"e

to brin you from there some information, or a burnin firebrand, that ye may warm

yoursel)es.1

30. 'ut when he came to the $fire%, a )oice was heard from the riht ban# of the )alley, from a

tree in hallowed round0 1/ Moses2 >erily I am Allah, the &ord of the (orlds....

31. 14ow do thou throw thy rod21 but when he saw it mo)in $of its own accord% as if it had

been a sna#e, he turned bac# in retreat, and retraced not his ste"s0 / Moses21 $It was said%,

1Draw near, and fear not0 for thou art of those who are secure.

32. 1Mo)e thy hand into thy bosom, and it will come forth white without stain $or harm%, and

draw thy hand close to thy side $to uard% aainst fear. !hose are the two credentials from thy

&ord to Pharaoh and his Chiefs0 for truly they are a "eo"le rebellious and wic#ed.1

33. e said0 1/ my &ord2 I ha)e slain a man amon them, and I fear lest they slay me.

34. 1And my brother Aaron 5 e is more elouent in s"eech than I0 so send him with me as a

hel"er, to confirm $and strenthen% me0 for I fear that they may accuse me of falsehood.1

35. e said0 1(e will certainly strenthen thy arm throuh thy brother, and in)est you both

with authority, so they shall not be able to touch you0 with /ur Sin shall ye trium"h,5 youtwo as well as those who follow you.1



36. (hen Moses came to them with /ur clear sins, they said0 1!his is nothin but sorcery

fa#ed u"0 ne)er did we head the li#e amon our fathers of old21

37. Moses said0 1My &ord #nows best who it is that comes with uidance from im and

whose end will be best in the ereafter0 certain it is that the wron5doers will not "ros"er.1

38. Pharaoh said0 1/ Chiefs2 no od do I #now for you but myself0 therefore, / aman2 liht

me a $#iln to ba#e bric#s% out of clay, and build me a lofty "alace, that I may mount u" to the

od of Moses0 but as far as I am concerned, I thin# $Moses% is a liar21

39. And he was arroant and insolent in the land, beyond reason,5 e and his hosts0 they

thouht that they would not ha)e to return to *s2

40. So (e sei6ed him and his hosts, and (e flun them into the sea0 4ow behold what was

the end of those who did wron2

41. And we made them $but% leaders in)itin to the ire; and on the Day of Judment no hel"shall they find.

42. in this world (e made a curse to follow them and on the Day of Judment they will be

amon the loathed $and des"ised%.

43. (e did re)eal to Moses the 'oo# after (e had destroyed the earlier enerations, $to i)e%

Insiht to men, and uidance and Mercy, that they miht recei)e admonition.

44. !hou wast not on the (estern side when (e decreed the Commission to Moses, nor wast

thou a witness $of those e)ents%.

45. 'ut (e raised u" $new% enerations, and lon were the aes that "assed o)er them; but

thou wast not a dweller amon the "eo"le of Madyan, rehearsin /ur Sins to them; but it is

(e (ho send a"ostles $with ins"iration%.

46. 4or wast thou at the side of $the Mountain of% !ur when we called $to Moses%. :et $art

thou sent% as Mercy from thy &ord, to i)e warnin to a "eo"le to whom no warner had come

before thee0 in order that they may recei)e admonition.

47. If $(e had% not $sent thee to the <uraish%,5 in case a calamity should sei6e them for $the

deeds% that their hands ha)e sent forth, they miht say0 1/ur &ord2 why didst !hou not sent usan a"ostle3 (e should then ha)e followed !hy Sins and been amonst those who belie)e21

48. 'ut $now%, when the !ruth has come to them from /ursel)es, they say, 1(hy are not

$Sins% sent to him, li#e those which were sent to Moses31 Do they not then re-ect $the Sins%

which were formerly sent to Moses3 !hey say0 1!wo #inds of sorcery, each assistin the

other21 And they say0 1or us, we re-ect all $such thins%21

49. Say0 1!hen brin ye a 'oo# from Allah, which is a better uide than either of them, that I

may follow it2 $do%, if ye are truthful21



50. 'ut if they hear#en not to thee, #now that they only follow their own lusts0 and who is

more astray than one who follow his own lusts, de)oid of uidance from Allah. for Allah

uides not "eo"le i)en to wron5doin.

51. 4ow ha)e (e caused the (ord to reach them themsel)es, in order that they may recei)e

admonition.

52. !hose to whom (e sent the 'oo# before this,5 they do belie)e in this $re)elation%0

53. And when it is recited to them, they say0 1(e belie)e therein, for it is the !ruth from our

&ord0 indeed we ha)e been Muslims $bowin to Allah.s (ill% from before this.

54. !wice will they be i)en their reward, for that they ha)e "erse)ered, that they a)ert 7)il

with Good, and that they s"end $in charity% out of what (e ha)e i)en them.

55. And when they hear )ain tal#, they turn away therefrom and say0 1!o us our deeds, and to

you yours; "eace be to you0 we see# not the inorant.1

56. It is true thou wilt not be able to uide e)ery one, whom thou lo)est; but Allah uides

those whom e will and e #nows best those who recei)e uidance.

57. !hey say0 1If we were to follow the uidance with thee, we should be snatched away from

our land.1 a)e (e not established for them a secure sanctuary, to which are brouht as

tribute fruits of all #inds,5 a "ro)ision from /ursel)es3 but most of them understand not.

58. And how many "o"ulations (e destroyed, which e8ulted in their life $of ease and "lenty%2

now those habitations of theirs, after them, are deserted,5 All but a $miserable% few2 and (e

are their heirs2

59. 4or was thy &ord the one to destroy a "o"ulation until e had sent to its centre an a"ostle,

rehearsin to them /ur Sins; nor are (e oin to destroy a "o"ulation e8ce"t when its

members "ractise iniuity.

60. !he $material% thins which ye are i)en are but the con)eniences of this life and the

litter thereof; but that which is with Allah is better and more endurin0 will ye not then be

wise3

61. Are $these two% ali#e35 one to whom (e ha)e made a oodly "romise, and who is ointo reach its $fulfilment%, and one to whom (e ha)e i)en the ood thins of this life, but who,

on the Day of Judment, is to be amon those brouht u" $for "unishment%3

62. !hat Day $$Allah%% will call to them, and say 1(here are my 9"artners935 whom ye

imained $to be such%31

63. !hose aainst whom the chare will be "ro)ed, will say0 1/ur &ord2 !hese are the ones

whom we led astray0 we led them astray, as we were astray oursel)es0 we free oursel)es $from

them% in !hy "resence0 it was not us they worshi""ed.1



64. It will be said $to them%0 1Call u"on your 9"artners9 $for hel"%1 0they will call u"on them,

but they will not listen to them; and they will see the Penalty $before them%; $how they will

wish% 9if only they had been o"en to uidance29

65. !hat Day $$Allah%% will call to them, and say0 1(hat was the answer ye a)e to the

a"ostles31

66. !hen the $whole% story that Day will seem obscure to them $li#e liht to the blind% and

they will not be able $e)en% to uestion each other.

67. 'ut any that $in this life% had re"ented, belie)ed, and wor#ed rihteousness, will ha)e

ho"es to be amon those who achie)e sal)ation.

68. !hy &ord does create and choose as e "leases0 no choice ha)e they $in the matter%0 Glory

to Allah. and far is e abo)e the "artners they ascribe $to im%2

69. And thy &ord #nows all that their hearts conceal and all that they re)eal.

70. And e is Allah. !here is no od but e. !o im be "raise, at the first and at the last0 for

im is the Command, and to im shall ye $all% be brouht bac#.

71. Say0 See ye3 If Allah were to ma#e the niht "er"etual o)er you to the Day of Judment,

what od is there other than Allah, who can i)e you enlihtenment3 (ill ye not then

hear#en3

72. Say0 See ye3 If Allah were to ma#e the day "er"etual o)er you to the Day of Judment,

what od is there other than Allah, who can i)e you a niht in which ye can rest3 (ill ye not

then see3

73. It is out of is Mercy that e has made for you 4iht and Day,5 that ye may rest therein,

and that ye may see# of his Grace;5 and in order that ye may be rateful.

74. !he Day that e will call on them, e will say0 1(here are my 9"artners93 whom ye

imained $to be such%31

75. And from each "eo"le shall (e draw a witness, and (e shall say0 1Produce your Proof10

then shall they #now that the !ruth is in Allah $alone%, and the $lies% which they in)ented will

lea)e them in lurch.

76. <arun was doubtless, of the "eo"le of Moses; but he acted insolently towards them0 such

were the treasures (e had bestowed on him that their )ery #eys would ha)e been a burden to

a body of stron men, behold, his "eo"le said to him0 178ult not, for Allah lo)eth not those

who e8ult $in riches%.

77. 1'ut see#, with the $wealth% which Allah has bestowed on thee, the ome of the

ereafter, nor foret thy "ortion in this world0 but do thou ood, as Allah has been ood to

thee, and see# not $occasions for% mischief in the land0 for Allah lo)es not those who do

mischief.1



78. e said0 1!his has been i)en to me because of a certain #nowlede which I ha)e.1 Did he

not #now that Allah had destroyed, before him, $whole% enerations,5 which were su"erior to

him in strenth and reater in the amount $of riches% they had collected3 but the wic#ed are

not called $immediately% to account for their sins.

79. So he went forth amon his "eo"le in the $"ride of his wordly% litter. Said those whoseaim is the &ife of this (orld0 1/h2 that we had the li#e of what <arun has ot2 for he is truly a

lord of mihty ood fortune21

80. 'ut those who had been ranted $true% #nowlede said0 1Alas for you2 !he reward of

Allah $in the ereafter% is best for those who belie)e and wor# rihteousness0 but this none

shall attain, sa)e those who steadfastly "erse)ere $in ood%.1

81. !hen (e caused the earth to swallow u" him and his house; and he had not $the least

little% "arty to hel" him aainst Allah, nor could he defend himself.

82. And those who had en)ied his "osition the day before bean to say on the morrow0 1Ah2 itis indeed Allah (ho enlares the "ro)ision or restricts it, to any of is ser)ants e "leases2

had it not been that Allah was racious to us, e could ha)e caused the earth to swallow us

u"2 Ah2 those who re-ect Allah will assuredly ne)er "ros"er.1

83. !hat ome of the ereafter (e shall i)e to those who intend not hih5 handedness or

mischief on earth0 and the end is $best% for the rihteous.

84. If any does ood, the reward to him is better than his deed; but if any does e)il, the doers

of e)il are only "unished $to the e8tent% of their deeds.

85. >erily e (ho ordained the <ur9an for thee, will brin thee bac# to the Place of +eturn.

Say0 1My &ord #nows best who it is that brins true uidance, and who is in manifest error.1

86. And thou hadst not e8"ected that the 'oo# would be sent to thee e8ce"t as a Mercy from

thy &ord0 !herefore lend not thou su""ort in any way to those who re-ect $$Allah%9s Messae%.

87. And let nothin #ee" thee bac# from the Sins of Allah after they ha)e been re)ealed to

thee0 and in)ite $men% to thy &ord, and be not of the com"any of those who -oin ods with

Allah.

88. And call not, besides Allah, on another od. !here is no od but e. 7)erythin $thate8ists% will "erish e8ce"t is own ace. !o im belons the Command, and to im will ye

$all% be brouht bac#.

Surah 29. The Spi(er

1. A.&.M.

2. Do men thin# that they will be left alone on sayin, 1(e belie)e1, and that they will not be

tested3



3. (e did test those before them, and Allah will certainly #now those who are true from those

who are false.

4. Do those who "ractise e)il thin# that they will et the better of *s3 7)il is their -udment2

5. or those whose ho"es are in the meetin with Allah $in the ereafter, let them stri)e%; forthe term $a""ointed% by Allah is surely comin and e hears and #nows $all thins%.

6. And if any stri)e $with miht and main%, they do so for their own souls0 for Allah is free of

all needs from all creation.

7. !hose who belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds,5 from them shall (e blot out all e)il $that

may be% in them, and (e shall reward them accordin to the best of their deeds.

8. (e ha)e en-oined on man #indness to "arents0 but if they $either of them% stri)e $to force%

thee to -oin with Me $in worshi"% anythin of which thou hast no #nowlede, obey them not.

:e ha)e $all% to return to me, and I will tell you $the truth% of all that ye did.

9. And those who belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds,5 them shall (e admit to the com"any of

the +ihteous.

10. !hen there are amon men such as say, 1(e belie)e in Allah.; but when they suffer

affliction in $the cause of% Allah, they treat men9s o""ression as if it were the (rath of Allah.

And if hel" comes $to thee% from thy &ord, they are sure to say, 1(e ha)e $always% been with

you21 Does not Allah #now best all that is in the hearts of all creation3

11. And Allah most certainly #nows those who belie)e, and as certainly those who are

y"ocrites.

12. And the *nbelie)ers say to those who belie)e0 1ollow our "ath, and we will bear $the

conseuences% of your faults.1 4e)er in the least will they bear their faults0 in fact they are

liars2

13. !hey will bear their own burdens, and $other% burdens alon with their own, and on the

Day of Judments they will be called to account for their falsehoods.

14. (e $once% sent 4oah to his "eo"le, and he tarried amon them a thousand years less fifty0

but the Delue o)erwhelmed them while they $"ersisted in% sin.

15. 'ut (e sa)ed him and the com"anions of the Ar#, and (e made the $Ar#% a Sin for all

"eo"les2

16. And $(e also sa)ed% Abraham0 behold, he said to his "eo"le, 1Ser)e Allah and fear im0

that will be best for you5 If ye understand2

17. 1or ye do worshi" idols besides Allah, and ye in)ent falsehood. !he thins that ye

worshi" besides Allah ha)e no "ower to i)e you sustenance0 then see# ye sustenance from

Allah, ser)e im, and be rateful to im0 to im will be your return.



18. 1And if ye re-ect $the Messae%, so did enerations before you0 and the duty of the a"ostle

is only to "reach "ublicly $and clearly%.1

19. See they not how Allah oriinates creation, then re"eats it0 truly that is easy for Allah.

20. Say0 1!ra)el throuh the earth and see how Allah did oriinate creation; so will Allah "roduce a later creation0 for Allah has "ower o)er all thins.

21. 1e "unishes whom e "leases, and e rants Mercy to whom e "leases, and towards

im are ye turned.

22. 14ot on earth nor in hea)en will ye be able $fleein% to frustrate $his Plan%, nor ha)e ye,

besides Allah, any "rotector or hel"er.1

23. !hose who re-ect the Sins of Allah and the Meetin with im $in the ereafter%,5 it is

they who shall des"air of My Mercy0 it is they who will $suffer% a most rie)ous Penalty.

24. So nauht was the answer of $Abraham9s% "eo"le e8ce"t that they said0 1Slay him or burn

him.1 'ut Allah did sa)e him from the ire. >erily in this are Sins for "eo"le who belie)e.

25. And he said0 1or you, ye ha)e ta#en $for worshi"% idols besides Allah, out of mutual lo)e

and reard between yoursel)es in this life; but on the Day of Judment ye shall disown each

other and curse each other0 and your abode will be the ire, and ye shall ha)e none to hel".1

26. 'ut &ut had faith in im0 e said0 1I will lea)e home for the sa#e of my &ord0 for e is

78alted in Miht, and (ise.1

27. And (e a)e $Abraham% Isaac and Jacob, and ordained amon his "roeny Pro"hethood

and +e)elation, and (e ranted him his reward in this life; and he was in the ereafter $of the

com"any% of the +ihteous.

28. And $remember% &ut0 behold, he said to his "eo"le0 1:e do commit lewdness, such as no

"eo"le in Creation $e)er% committed before you.

29. 1Do ye indeed a""roach men, and cut off the hihway35 and "ractise wic#edness $e)en% in

your councils31 'ut his "eo"le a)e no answer but this0 they said0 1'rin us the (rath of

Allah if thou tellest the truth.1

30. e said0 1/ my &ord2 hel" !hou me aainst "eo"le who do mischief21

31. (hen /ur Messeners came to Abraham with the ood news, they said0 1(e are indeed

oin to destroy the "eo"le of this townshi"0 for truly they are $addicted to% crime.1

32. e said0 1'ut there is &ut there.1 !hey said0 1(ell do we #now who is there 0 we will

certainly sa)e him and his followin,5 e8ce"t his wife0 she is of those who la behind21

33. And when /ur Messeners came to &ut, he was rie)ed on their account, and felt himself

"owerless $to "rotect% them0 but they said0 1ear thou not, nor rie)e0 we are $here% to sa)e

thee and thy followin, e8ce"t thy wife0 she is of those who la behind.



34. 1or we are oin to brin down on the "eo"le of this townshi" a Punishment from

hea)en, because they ha)e been wic#edly rebellious.1

35. And (e ha)e left thereof an e)ident Sin, for any "eo"le who $care to% understand.

36. !o the Madyan $"eo"le% $(e sent% their brother Shu9aib. !hen he said0 1/ my "eo"le2ser)e Allah, and fear the &ast Day0 nor commit e)il on the earth, with intent to do mischief.1

37. 'ut they re-ected him0 !hen the mihty 'last sei6ed them, and they lay "rostrate in their

homes by the mornin.

38. $+emember also% the 9Ad and the !hamud $"eo"le%0 clearly will a""ear to you from $the

traces% of their buildins $their fate%0 the 7)il /ne made their deeds allurin to them, and #e"t

them bac# from the Path, thouh they were ifted with intellience and s#ill.

39. $+emember also% <arun, Pharaoh, and aman0 there came to them Moses with Clear

Sins, but they beha)ed with insolence on the earth; yet they could not o)erreach $*s%.

40. 7ach one of them (e sei6ed for his crime0 of them, aainst some (e sent a )iolent

tornado $with showers of stones%; some were cauht by a $mihty% 'last; some (e caused the

earth to swallow u"; and some (e drowned $in the waters%0 It was not Allah (ho in-ured $or

o""ressed% them01 !hey in-ured $and o""ressed% their own souls.

41. !he "arable of those who ta#e "rotectors other than Allah is that of the s"ider, who builds

$to itself% a house; but truly the flimsiest of houses is the s"ider9s house;5 if they but #new.

42. >erily Allah doth #now of $e)ery thin% whate)er that they call u"on besides im0 and e

is 78alted $in "ower%, (ise.

43. And such are the Parables (e set forth for man#ind, but only those understand them who

ha)e #nowlede.

44. Allah created the hea)ens and the earth in true $"ro"ortions%0 )erily in that is a Sin for

those who belie)e.

45. +ecite what is sent of the 'oo# by ins"iration to thee, and establish reular Prayer0 for

Prayer restrains from shameful and un-ust deeds; and remembrance of Allah is the reatest

$thin in life% without doubt. And Allah #nows the $deeds% that ye do.

46. And dis"ute ye not with the Peo"le of the 'oo#, e8ce"t with means better $than mere

dis"utation%, unless it be with those of them who inflict wron $and in-ury%0 but say, 1(e

belie)e in the re)elation which has come down to us and in that which came down to you;

/ur Allah and your Allah is one; and it is to im we bow $in Islam%.1

47. And thus $it is% that (e ha)e sent down the 'oo# to thee. So the Peo"le of the 'oo#

belie)e therein, as also do some of these $"aan Arabs%0 and none but *nbelie)ers re-ect our

sins.



48. And thou wast not $able% to recite a 'oo# before this $'oo# came%, nor art thou $able% to

transcribe it with thy riht hand0 In that case, indeed, would the tal#ers of )anities ha)e

doubted.

49. 4ay, here are Sins self5e)ident in the hearts of those endowed with #nowlede0 and none

but the un-ust re-ect /ur Sins.

50. :e they say0 1(hy are not Sins sent down to him from his &ord31 Say0 1!he sins are

indeed with Allah. and I am indeed a clear (arner.1

51. And is it not enouh for them that we ha)e sent down to thee the 'oo# which is rehearsed

to them3 >erily, in it is Mercy and a +eminder to those who belie)e.

52. Say0 17nouh is Allah for a witness between me and you0 e #nows what is in the

hea)ens and on earth. And it is those who belie)e in )anities and re-ect Allah, that will "erish

$in the end%.

53. !hey as# thee to hasten on the Punishment $for them%0 had it not been for a term $of

res"ite% a""ointed, the Punishment would certainly ha)e come to them0 and it will certainly

reach them,5 of a sudden, while they "ercei)e not2

54. !hey as# thee to hasten on the Punishment0 but, of a surety, ell will encom"ass the

+e-ecters of aith25

55. /n the Day that the Punishment shall co)er them from abo)e them and from below them,

and $a >oice% shall say0 1!aste ye $the fruits% of your deeds21

56. / My ser)ants who belie)e2 truly, s"acious is My 7arth0 therefore ser)e ye Me 5 $and Me

alone%2

57. 7)ery soul shall ha)e a taste of death in the end to *s shall ye be brouht bac#.

58. 'ut those who belie)e and wor# deeds of rihteousness 5 to them shall (e i)e a ome in

ea)en,5 lofty mansions beneath which flow ri)ers,5 to dwell therein for aye;5 an e8cellent

reward for those who do $ood%25

59. !hose who "erse)ere in "atience, and "ut their trust, in their &ord and Cherisher.

60. ow many are the creatures that carry not their own sustenance3 It is Allah who feeds

$both% them and you0 for e hears and #nows $all thins%.

61. If indeed thou as# them who has created the hea)ens and the earth and sub-ected the sun

and the moon $to his &aw%, they will certainly re"ly, 1$Allah%1. ow are they then deluded

away $from the truth%3

62. Allah enlares the sustenance $which e i)es% to whiche)er of is ser)ants e "leases;

and e $similarly% rants by $strict% measure, $as e "leases%0 for Allah has full #nowlede of

all thins.



63. And if indeed thou as# them who it is that sends down rain from the s#y, and i)es life

therewith to the earth after its death, they will certainly re"ly, 1$Allah%21 Say, 1Praise be to

Allah.1 'ut most of them understand not.

64. (hat is the life of this world but amusement and "lay3 but )erily the ome in the

ereafter,5 that is life indeed, if they but #new.

65. 4ow, if they embar# on a boat, they call on Allah, ma#in their de)otion sincerely $and

e8clusi)ely% to im; but when e has deli)ered them safely to $dry% land, behold, they i)e a

share $of their worshi" to others%25

66. Disdainin unratefully /ur ifts, and i)in themsel)es u" to $worldly% en-oyment2 'ut

soon will they #now.

67. Do they not then see that (e ha)e made a sanctuary secure, and that men are bein

snatched away from all around them3 !hen, do they belie)e in that which is )ain, and re-ect

the Grace of Allah.

68. And who does more wron than he who in)ents a lie aainst Allah or re-ects the !ruth

when it reaches him3 Is there not a home in ell for those who re-ect aith3

69. And those who stri)e in /ur $cause%,5 (e will certainly uide them to our Paths0 or

)erily Allah is with those who do riht.

Surah 30. The /oman%# The yan)ine%

1. A. &. M.

2. !he +oman 7m"ire has been defeated5

3. In a land close by; but they, $e)en% after $this% defeat of theirs, will soon be )ictorious5

4. (ithin a few years. (ith Allah is the Decision, in the "ast and in the uture0 on that Day

shall the 'elie)ers re-oice5

5. (ith the hel" of Allah. e hel"s whom e will, and e is e8alted in miht, most merciful.

6. $It is% the "romise of Allah. 4e)er does Allah de"art from is "romise0 but most men

understand not.

7. !hey #now but the outer $thins% in the life of this world0 but of the 7nd of thins they are

heedless.

8. Do they not reflect in their own minds3 4ot but for -ust ends and for a term a""ointed, did

Allah create the hea)ens and the earth, and all between them0 yet are there truly many amon

men who deny the meetin with their &ord $at the +esurrection%2

9. Do they not tra)el throuh the earth, and see what was the end of those before them3 !heywere su"erior to them in strenth0 they tilled the soil and "o"ulated it in reater numbers than



these ha)e done0 there came to them their a"ostles with Clear $Sins%. $(hich they re-ected,

to their own destruction%0 It was not Allah (ho wroned them, but they wroned their own

souls.

10. In the lon run e)il in the e8treme will be the 7nd of those who do e)il; for that they

re-ected the Sins of Allah, and held them u" to ridicule.

11. It is Allah (ho beins $the "rocess of% creation; then re"eats it; then shall ye be brouht

bac# to im.

12. /n the Day that the our will be established, the uilty will be struc# dumb with des"air.

13. 4o intercessor will they ha)e amon their 1Partners1 and they will $themsel)es% re-ect

their 1Partners1.

14. /n the Day that the our will be established,5 that Day shall $all men% be sorted out.

15. !hen those who ha)e belie)ed and wor#ed rihteous deeds, shall be made ha""y in a

Mead of Deliht.

16. And those who ha)e re-ected aith and falsely denied our Sins and the meetin of the

ereafter,5 such shall be brouht forth to Punishment.

17. So $i)e% lory to Allah, when ye reach e)entide and when ye rise in the mornin;

18. :ea, to im be "raise, in the hea)ens and on earth; and in the late afternoon and when the

day beins to decline.

19. It is e (ho brins out the li)in from the dead, and brins out the dead from the li)in,

and (ho i)es life to the earth after it is dead0 and thus shall ye be brouht out $from the

dead%.

20. Amon is Sins in this, that e created you from dust; and then,5 behold, ye are men

scattered $far and wide%2

21. And amon is Sins is this, that e created for you mates from amon yoursel)es, that

ye may dwell in tranuillity with them, and e has "ut lo)e and mercy between your $hearts%0

)erily in that are Sins for those who reflect.

22. And amon is Sins is the creation of the hea)ens and the earth, and the )ariations in

your lanuaes and your colours0 )erily in that are Sins for those who #now.

23. And amon is Sins is the slee" that ye ta#e by niht and by day, and the uest that ye

$ma#e for li)elihood% out of is 'ounty0 )erily in that are sins for those who hear#en.

24. And amon is Sins, e shows you the lihtnin, by way both of fear and of ho"e, and

e sends down rain from the s#y and with it i)es life to the earth after it is dead0 )erily in

that are Sins for those who are wise.



25. And amon is Sins is this, that hea)en and earth stand by is Command0 then when e

calls you, by a sinle call, from the earth, behold, ye $straihtway% come forth.

26. !o im belons e)ery bein that is in the hea)ens and on earth0 all are de)outly obedient

to im.

27. It is e (ho beins $the "rocess of% creation; then re"eats it; and for im it is most easy.

!o im belons the loftiest similitude $we can thin# of% in the hea)ens and the earth0 for e is

78alted in Miht, full of wisdom.

28. e does "ro"ound to you a similitude from your own $e8"erience%0 do ye ha)e "artners

amon those whom your riht hands "ossess, to share as euals in the wealth (e ha)e

bestowed on you3 Do ye fear them as ye fear each other3 !hus do we e8"lain the Sins in

detail to a "eo"le that understand.

29. 4ay, the wron5doers $merely% follow their own lusts, bein de)oid of #nowlede. 'ut

who will uide those whom Allah lea)es astray3 !o them there will be no hel"ers.

30. So set thou thy face steadily and truly to the aith0 $establish% Allah.s handiwor#

accordin to the "attern on which e has made man#ind0 no chane $let there be% in the wor#

$wrouht% by Allah. that is the standard +eliion0 but most amon man#ind understand not.

31. !urn ye bac# in re"entance to im, and fear im0 establish reular "rayers, and be not ye

amon those who -oin ods with Allah,5

32. !hose who s"lit u" their +eliion, and become $mere% Sects,5 each "arty re-oicin in that

which is with itself2

33. (hen trouble touches men, they cry to their &ord, turnin bac# to im in re"entance0 but

when e i)es them a taste of Mercy as from imself, behold, some of them "ay "art5

worshi" to other od9s besides their &ord,5

34. $As if% to show their inratitude for the $fa)ours% (e ha)e bestowed on them2 !hen en-oy

$your brief day%; but soon will ye #now $your folly%.

35. /r ha)e (e sent down authority to them, which "oints out to them the thins to which

they "ay "art5worshi"3

36. (hen (e i)e men a taste of Mercy, they e8ult thereat0 and when some e)il afflicts them

because of what their $own% hands ha)e sent forth, behold, they are in des"air2

37. See they not that Allah enlares the "ro)ision and restricts it, to whomsoe)er e "leases3

>erily in that are Sins for those who belie)e.

38. So i)e what is due to #indred, the needy, and the wayfarer. !hat is best for those who

see# the Countenance, of Allah, and it is they who will "ros"er.

39. !hat which ye lay out for increase throuh the "ro"erty of $other% "eo"le, will ha)e no

increase with Allah. but that which ye lay out for charity, see#in the Countenance of Allah,$will increase%0 it is these who will et a recom"ense multi"lied.



40. It is Allah (ho has created you0 further, e has "ro)ided for your sustenance; then e

will cause you to die; and aain e will i)e you life. Are there any of your $false% 1Partners1

who can do any sinle one of these thins3 Glory to im2 and hih is e abo)e the "artners

they attribute $to him%2

41. Mischief has a""eared on land and sea because of $the meed% that the hands of men ha)eearned, that $$Allah%% may i)e them a taste of some of their deeds0 in order that they may turn

bac# $from 7)il%.

42. Say0 1!ra)el throuh the earth and see what was the end of those before $you%0 Most of

them worshi""ed others besides Allah.1

43. 'ut set thou thy face to the riht +eliion before there come from Allah the Day which

there is no chance of a)ertin0 on that Day shall men be di)ided $in two%.

44. !hose who re-ect aith will suffer from that re-ection0 and those who wor# rihteousness

will s"read their couch $of re"ose% for themsel)es $in hea)en%0

45. !hat e may reward those who belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds, out of his 'ounty. or

e lo)es not those who re-ect aith.

46. Amon is Sins is this, that e sends the (inds, as heralds of Glad !idins, i)in you

a taste of is $Grace and% Mercy,5 that the shi"s may sail $ma-estically% by is Command and

that ye may see# of is 'ounty0 in order that ye may be rateful.

47. (e did indeed send, before thee, a"ostles to their $res"ecti)e% "eo"les, and they came to

them with Clear Sins0 then, to those who transressed, (e meted out +etribution0 and it was

due from *s to aid those who belie)ed.

48. It is Allah (ho sends the (inds, and they raise the Clouds0 then does e s"read them in

the s#y as e wills, and brea# them into framents, until thou seest rain5dro"s issue from the

midst thereof0 then when e has made them reach such of his ser)ants as e wills behold,

they do re-oice25

49. 7)en thouh, before they recei)ed $the rain% 5 -ust before this 5 they were dumb with

des"air2

50. !hen contem"late $/ man2% the memorials of Allah.s Mercy25 how e i)es life to theearth after its death0 )erily the same will i)e life to the men who are dead0 for e has "ower

o)er all thins.

51. And if (e $but% send a (ind from which they see $their tilth% turn yellow,5 behold, they

become, thereafter, *nrateful $*nbelie)ers%2

52. So )erily thou canst not ma#e the dead to hear, nor canst thou ma#e the deaf to hear the

call, when they show their bac#s and turn away.

53. 4or canst thou lead bac# the blind from their strayin0 only those wilt thou ma#e to hear,

who belie)e in /ur sins and submit $their wills in Islam%.



54. It is Allah (ho created you in a state of $hel"less% wea#ness, then a)e $you% strenth

after wea#ness, then, after strenth, a)e $you wea#ness and a hoary head0 e creates as e

wills, and it is e (ho has all #nowlede and "ower.

55. /n the Day that the our $of +ec#onin% will be established, the transressors will swear

that they tarried not but an hour0 thus were they used to bein deluded2

56. 'ut those endued with #nowlede and faith will say0 1Indeed ye did tarry, within Allah.s

Decree, to the Day of +esurrection, and this is the Day of +esurrection0 but ye 5 ye were not

aware21

57. So on that Day no e8cuse of theirs will a)ail the transressors, nor will they be in)ited

$then% to see# race $by re"entance%.

58. )erily (e ha)e "ro"ounded for men, in this <ur9an e)ery #ind of Parable0 'ut if thou

brin to them any Sin, the *nbelie)ers are sure to say, 1:e do nothin but tal# )anities.1

59. !hus does Allah seal u" the hearts of those who understand not.

60. So "atiently "erse)ere0 for )erily the "romise of Allah is true0 nor let those sha#e thy

firmness, who ha)e $themsel)es% no certainty of faith.

Surah 31. *uman

1. A. &. M.

2. !hese are >erses of the (ise 'oo#,5

3. A Guide and a Mercy to the Doers of Good,5

4. !hose who establish reular Prayer, and i)e reular Charity, and ha)e $in their hearts% the

assurance of the ereafter.

5. !hese are on $true% uidance from their &ord0 and these are the ones who will "ros"er.

6. 'ut there are, amon men, those who "urchase idle tales, without #nowlede $or meanin%,

to mislead $men% from the Path of Allah and throw ridicule $on the Path%0 for such there will be a umiliatin Penalty.

7. (hen /ur Sins are rehearsed to such a one, he turns away in arroance, as if he heard

them not, as if there were deafness in both his ears0 announce to him a rie)ous Penalty.

8. or those who belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds, there will be Gardens of 'liss,5

9. !o dwell therein. !he "romise of Allah is true0 and e is 78alted in Power, (ise.

10. e created the hea)ens without any "illars that ye can see; e set on the earth mountains

standin firm, lest it should sha#e with you; and e scattered throuh it beasts of all #inds.



(e send down rain from the s#y, and "roduce on the earth e)ery #ind of noble creature, in

"airs.

11. Such is the Creation of Allah. now show Me what is there that others besides im ha)e

created0 nay, but the !ransressors are in manifest error.

12. we bestowed $in the "ast% (isdom on &uman0 1Show $thy% ratitude to Allah.1 Any who

is $so% rateful does so to the "rofit of his own soul0 but if any is unrateful, )erily Allah is

free of all wants, (orthy of all "raise.

13. 'ehold, &uman said to his son by way of instruction0 1/ my son2 -oin not in worshi"

$others% with Allah. for false worshi" is indeed the hihest wron5doin.1

14. And (e ha)e en-oined on man $to be ood% to his "arents0 in tra)ail u"on tra)ail did his

mother bear him, and in years twain was his weanin0 $hear the command%, 1Show ratitude

to Me and to thy "arents0 to Me is $thy final% Goal.

15. 1'ut if they stri)e to ma#e thee -oin in worshi" with Me thins of which thou hast no

#nowlede, obey them not; yet bear them com"any in this life with -ustice $and

consideration%, and follow the way of those who turn to me $in lo)e%0 in the end the return of

you all is to Me, and I will tell you the truth $and meanin% of all that ye did.1

16. 1/ my son21 $said &uman%, 1If there be $but% the weiht of a mustard5seed and it were

$hidden% in a roc#, or $anywhere% in the hea)ens or on earth, Allah will brin it forth0 for

Allah understands the finest mysteries, $and% is well5acuainted $with them%.

17. 1/ my son2 establish reular "rayer, en-oin what is -ust, and forbid what is wron0 and

bear with "atient constancy whate)er betide thee; for this is firmness $of "ur"ose% in $the

conduct of% affairs.

18. 1And swell not thy chee# $for "ride% at men, nor wal# in insolence throuh the earth; for

Allah lo)eth not any arroant boaster.

19. 1And be moderate in thy "ace, and lower thy )oice; for the harshest of sounds without

doubt is the brayin of the ass.1

20. Do ye not see that Allah has sub-ected to your $use% all thins in the hea)ens and on earth,

and has made his bounties flow to you in e8ceedin measure, $both% seen and unseen3 :etthere are amon men those who dis"ute about Allah, without #nowlede and without

uidance, and without a 'oo# to enlihten them2

21. (hen they are told to follow the $+e)elation% that Allah has sent down, they say0 14ay,

we shall follow the ways that we found our fathers $followin%. 1(hat2 e)en if it is Satan

bec#onin them to the Penalty of the $'la6in% ire3

22. (hoe)er submits his whole self to Allah, and is a doer of ood, has ras"ed indeed the

most trustworthy hand5hold0 and with Allah rests the 7nd and Decision of $all% affairs.

23. 'ut if any re-ect aith, let not his re-ection rie)e thee0 to *s is their return, and (e shalltell them the truth of their deeds0 for Allah #nows well all that is in $men9s% hearts.



24. (e rant them their "leasure for a little while0 in the end shall (e dri)e them to a

chastisement unrelentin.

25. If thou as# them, who it is that created the hea)ens and the earth. !hey will certainly say,

1$Allah%1. Say0 1Praise be to Allah.1 'ut most of them understand not.

26. !o Allah belon all thins in hea)en and earth0 )erily Allah is e $that is% free of all

wants, worthy of all "raise.

27. And if all the trees on earth were "ens and the ocean $were in#%, with se)en oceans behind

it to add to its $su""ly%, yet would not the words of Allah be e8hausted $in the writin%0 for

Allah is 78alted in Power, full of (isdom.

28. And your creation or your resurrection is in no wise but as an indi)idual soul0 for Allah is

e (ho hears and sees $all thins%.

29. Seest thou not that Allah meres 4iht into Day and he meres Day into 4iht; that ehas sub-ected the sun, and the moon $to his &aw%, each runnin its course for a term

a""ointed; and that Allah is well5acuainted with all that ye do3

30. !hat is because Allah is the $only% +eality, and because whate)er else they in)o#e besides

im is alsehood; and because Allah,5 e is the Most ih, Most Great.

31. Seest thou not that the shi"s sail throuh the ocean by the Grace of Allah.5 that e may

show you of is Sins3 >erily in this are Sins for all who constantly "erse)ere and i)e

than#s.

32. (hen a wa)e co)ers them li#e the cano"y $of clouds%, they call to Allah, offerin im

sincere de)otion. 'ut when e has deli)ered them safely to land, there are amon them those

that halt between $riht and wron%. 'ut none re-ect /ur Sins e8ce"t only a "erfidious

unrateful $wretch%2

33. / man#ind2 do your duty to your &ord, and fear $the comin of% a Day when no father can

a)ail auht for his son, nor a son a)ail auht for his father. >erily, the "romise of Allah is

true0 let not then this "resent life decei)e you, nor let the chief Decei)er decei)e you about

Allah.

34. >erily the #nowlede of the our is with Allah $alone%. It is e (ho sends down rain,and e (ho #nows what is in the wombs. 4or does any one #now what it is that he will earn

on the morrow0 4or does any one #now in what land he is to die. >erily with Allah is full

#nowlede and e is acuainted $with all thins%.

Surah 32. The ro%)ra)ion# &or%hip#

(ora)ion

1. A. &. M.



2. $!his is% the +e)elation of the 'oo# in which there is no doubt,5 from the &ord of the

(orlds.

3. /r do they say, 1e has fored it13 4ay, it is the !ruth from thy &ord, that thou mayest

admonish a "eo"le to whom no warner has come before thee0 in order that they may recei)e

uidance.

4. It is Allah (ho has created the hea)ens and the earth, and all between them, in si8 Days,

and is firmly established on the !hrone $of Authority%0 ye ha)e none, besides im, to "rotect

or intercede $for you%0 will ye not then recei)e admonition3

5. e rules $all% affairs from the hea)ens to the earth0 in the end will $all affairs% o u" to im,

on a Day, the s"ace whereof will be $as% a thousand years of your rec#onin.

6. Such is e, the =nower of all thins, hidden and o"en, the 78alted $in "ower%, the

Merciful;5

7. e (ho has made e)erythin which e has created most ood0 e bean the creation of

man with $nothin more than% clay,

8. And made his "roeny from a uintessence of the nature of a fluid des"ised0

9. 'ut e fashioned him in due "ro"ortion, and breathed into him somethin of is s"irit.

And e a)e you $the faculties of% hearin and siht and feelin $and understandin%0 little

than#s do ye i)e2

10. And they say0 1(hat2 when we lie, hidden and lost, in the earth, shall we indeed be in a

Creation renewed3 4ay, they deny the Meetin with their &ord.

11. Say0 1!he Anel of Death, "ut in chare of you, will $duly% ta#e your souls0 then shall ye

be brouht bac# to your &ord.1

12. If only thou couldst see when the uilty ones will bend low their heads before their &ord,

$sayin0% 1/ur &ord2 (e ha)e seen and we ha)e heard0 4ow then send us bac# $to the world%0

we will wor# rihteousness0 for we do indeed $now% belie)e.1

13. If (e had so willed, (e could certainly ha)e brouht e)ery soul its true uidance0 but the

(ord from Me will come true, 1I will fill ell with Jinns and men all toether.1

14. 1!aste ye then 5 for ye forot the Meetin of this Day of yours, and (e too will foret you

5 taste ye the Penalty of 7ternity for your $e)il% deeds21

15. /nly those belie)e in /ur Sins, who, when they are recited to them, fall down in

adoration, and celebrate the "raises of their &ord, nor are they $e)er% "uffed u" with "ride.

16. !heir limbs do forsa#e their beds of slee", the while they call on their &ord, in ear and

o"e0 and they s"end $in charity% out of the sustenance which (e ha)e bestowed on them.

17. 4ow no "erson #nows what delihts of the eye are #e"t hidden $in reser)e% for them 5 as areward for their $ood% deeds.



18. Is then the man who belie)es no better than the man who is rebellious and wic#ed3 4ot

eual are they.

19. or those who belie)e and do rihteous deeds are Gardens as hos"itable homes, for their

$ood% deeds.

20. As to those who are rebellious and wic#ed, their abode will be the ire0 e)ery time they

wish to et away therefrom, they will be forced thereinto, and it will be said to them0 1!aste

ye the Penalty of the ire, the which ye were wont to re-ect as false.1

21. And indeed (e will ma#e them taste of the Penalty of this $life% "rior to the su"reme

Penalty, in order that they may $re"ent and% return.

22. And who does more wron than one to whom are recited the Sins of his &ord, and who

then turns away therefrom3 >erily from those who transress (e shall e8act $due%

+etribution.

23. (e did indeed aforetime i)e the 'oo# to Moses0 be not then in doubt of its reachin

$thee%0 and (e made it a uide to the Children of Israel.

24. And (e a""ointed, from amon them, leaders, i)in uidance under /ur command, so

lon as they "erse)ered with "atience and continued to ha)e faith in /ur Sins.

25. >erily thy &ord will -ude between them on the Day of Judment, in the matters wherein

they differ $amon themsel)es%

26. Does it not teach them a lesson, how many enerations (e destroyed before them, in

whose dwellins they $now% o to and fro3 >erily in that are Sins0 Do they not then listen3

27. And do they not see that (e do dri)e rain to "arched soil $bare of herbae%, and "roduce

therewith cro"s, "ro)idin food for their cattle and themsel)es3 a)e they not the )ision3

28. !hey say0 1(hen will this decision be, if ye are tellin the truth31

29. Say0 1/n the Day of Decision, no "rofit will it be to *nbelie)ers if they $then% belie)e2

nor will they be ranted a res"ite.1

30. So turn away from them, and wait0 they too are waitin.

Surah 33. The Clan%# The Coali)ion# The

Com'ine( For,e%

1. / Pro"het2 ear Allah, and hear#en not to the *nbelie)ers and the y"ocrites0 )erily Allah

is full of =nowlede and (isdom.

2. 'ut follow that which comes to thee by ins"iration from thy &ord0 for Allah is well

acuainted with $all% that ye do.



3. And "ut thy trust in Allah, and enouh is Allah as a dis"oser of affairs.

4. Allah has not made for any man two hearts in his $one% body0 nor has e made your wi)es

whom ye di)orce by ?ihar your mothers0 nor has e made your ado"ted sons your sons. Such

is $only% your $manner of% s"eech by your mouths. 'ut Allah tells $you% the !ruth, and e

shows the $riht% (ay.

5. Call them by $the names of% their fathers0 that is -uster in the siht of Allah. 'ut if ye #now

not their father9s $names, call them% your 'rothers in faith, or your maulas. 'ut there is no

blame on you if ye ma#e a mista#e therein0 $what counts is% the intention of your hearts0 and

Allah is /ft5+eturnin, Most Merciful.

6. !he Pro"het is closer to the 'elie)ers than their own sel)es, and his wi)es are their

mothers. 'lood5relations amon each other ha)e closer "ersonal ties, in the Decree of Allah.

!han $the 'rotherhood of% 'elie)ers and Muha-irs0 ne)ertheless do ye what is -ust to your

closest friends0 such is the writin in the Decree $of Allah..

7. And remember (e too# from the "ro"hets their co)enant0 As $(e did% from thee0 from

4oah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus the son of Mary0 (e too# from them a solemn co)enant0

8. !hat $$Allah%% may uestion the $custodians% of !ruth concernin the !ruth they $were

chared with%0 And e has "re"ared for the *nbelie)ers a rie)ous Penalty.

9. / ye who belie)e2 +emember the Grace of Allah, $bestowed% on you, when there came

down on you hosts $to o)erwhelm you%0 'ut (e sent aainst them a hurricane and forces that

ye saw not0 but Allah sees $clearly% all that ye do.

10. 'ehold2 they came on you from abo)e you and from below you, and behold, the eyes

became dim and the hearts a"ed u" to the throats, and ye imained )arious $)ain% thouhts

about Allah.

11. In that situation were the 'elie)ers tried0 they were sha#en as by a tremendous sha#in.

12. And behold2 !he y"ocrites and those in whose hearts is a disease $e)en% say0 1$Allah%

and is Messener "romised us nothin but delusion21

13. 'ehold2 A "arty amon them said0 1:e men of :athrib2 ye cannot stand $the attac#%2

therefore o bac#21 And a band of them as# for lea)e of the Pro"het, sayin, 1!ruly ourhouses are bare and e8"osed,1 thouh they were not e8"osed they intended nothin but to run

away.

14. And if an entry had been effected to them from the sides of the $city%, and they had been

incited to sedition, they would certainly ha)e brouht it to "ass, with none but a brief delay2

15. And yet they had already co)enanted with Allah not to turn their bac#s, and a co)enant

with Allah must $surely% be answered for.

16. Say0 1+unnin away will not "rofit you if ye are runnin away from death or slauhter;

and e)en if $ye do esca"e%, no more than a brief $res"ite% will ye be allowed to en-oy21



17. Say0 1(ho is it that can screen you from Allah if it be is wish to i)e you "unishment or

to i)e you Mercy31 4or will they find for themsel)es, besides Allah, any "rotector or hel"er.

18. >erily Allah #nows those amon you who #ee" bac# $men% and those who say to their

brethren, 1Come alon to us1, but come not to the fiht e8ce"t for -ust a little while.

19. Co)etous o)er you. !hen when fear comes, thou wilt see them loo#in to thee, their eyes

re)ol)in, li#e $those of% one o)er whom ho)ers death0 but when the fear is "ast, they will

smite you with shar" tonues, co)etous of oods. Such men ha)e no faith, and so Allah has

made their deeds of none effect0 and that is easy for Allah.

20. !hey thin# that the Confederates ha)e not withdrawn; and if the Confederates should

come $aain%, they would wish they were in the deserts $wanderin% amon the 'edouins, and

see#in news about you $from a safe distance%; and if they were in your midst, they would

fiht but little.

21. :e ha)e indeed in the Messener of Allah a beautiful "attern $of conduct% for any onewhose ho"e is in Allah and the inal Day, and who enaes much in the Praise of Allah.

22. (hen the 'elie)ers saw the Confederate forces, they said0 1!his is what Allah and his

Messener had "romised us, and Allah and is Messener told us what was true.1 And it only

added to their faith and their 6eal in obedience.

23. Amon the 'elie)ers are men who ha)e been true to their co)enant with Allah. of them

some ha)e com"leted their )ow $to the e8treme%, and some $still% wait0 but they ha)e ne)er

chaned $their determination% in the least0

24. !hat Allah may reward the men of !ruth for their !ruth, and "unish the y"ocrites if that

be is (ill, or turn to them in Mercy0 for Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

25. And Allah turned bac# the *nbelie)ers for $all% their fury0 no ad)antae did they ain; and

enouh is Allah for the belie)ers in their fiht. And Allah is full of Strenth, able to enforce

is (ill.

26. And those of the Peo"le of the 'oo# who aided them 5 Allah did ta#e them down from

their stronholds and cast terror into their hearts. $So that% some ye slew, and some ye made

"risoners.

27. And e made you heirs of their lands, their houses, and their oods, and of a land which

ye had not freuented $before%. And Allah has "ower o)er all thins.

28. / Pro"het2 Say to thy Consorts0 1If it be that ye desire the life of this (orld, and its

litter,5 then come2 I will "ro)ide for your en-oyment and set you free in a handsome manner.

29. 'ut if ye see# Allah and is Messener, and the ome of the ereafter, )erily Allah has

"re"ared for the well5doers amonst you a reat reward.

30. / Consorts of the Pro"het2 If any of you were uilty of e)ident unseemly conduct, the

Punishment would be doubled to her, and that is easy for Allah.



31. 'ut any of you that is de)out in the ser)ice of Allah and is Messener, and wor#s

rihteousness,5 to her shall (e rant her reward twice0 and (e ha)e "re"ared for her a

enerous Sustenance.

32. / Consorts of the Pro"het2 :e are not li#e any of the $other% women0 if ye do fear

$$Allah%%, be not too com"lacent of s"eech, lest one in whose heart is a disease should bemo)ed with desire0 but s"ea# ye a s"eech $that is% -ust.

33. And stay uietly in your houses, and ma#e not a da66lin dis"lay, li#e that of the former

!imes of Inorance; and establish reular Prayer, and i)e reular Charity; and obey Allah

and is Messener. And Allah only wishes to remo)e all abomination from you, ye members

of the amily, and to ma#e you "ure and s"otless.

34. And recite what is rehearsed to you in your homes, of the Sins of Allah and is (isdom0

for Allah understands the finest mysteries and is well5acuainted $with them%.

35. or Muslim men and women,5 for belie)in men and women, for de)out men and women,for true men and women, for men and women who are "atient and constant, for men and

women who humble themsel)es, for men and women who i)e in Charity, for men and

women who fast $and deny themsel)es%, for men and women who uard their chastity, and for

men and women who enae much in Allah.s "raise,5 for them has Allah "re"ared

fori)eness and reat reward.

36. It is not fittin for a 'elie)er, man or woman, when a matter has been decided by Allah

and is Messener to ha)e any o"tion about their decision0 if any one disobeys Allah and is

Messener, he is indeed on a clearly wron Path.

37. 'ehold2 !hou didst say to one who had recei)ed the race of Allah and thy fa)our0

1+etain thou $in wedloc#% thy wife, and fear Allah.1 'ut thou didst hide in thy heart that

which Allah was about to ma#e manifest0 thou didst fear the "eo"le, but it is more fittin that

thou shouldst fear Allah. !hen when ?aid had dissol)ed $his marriae% with her, with the

necessary $formality%, (e -oined her in marriae to thee0 in order that $in future% there may be

no difficulty to the 'elie)ers in $the matter of% marriae with the wi)es of their ado"ted sons,

when the latter ha)e dissol)ed with the necessary $formality% $their marriae% with them. And

Allah.s command must be fulfilled.

38. !here can be no difficulty to the Pro"het in what Allah has indicated to him as a duty. It

was the "ractice $a""ro)ed% of Allah amonst those of old that ha)e "assed away. And thecommand of Allah is a decree determined.

39. $It is the "ractice of those% who "reach the Messaes of Allah, and fear im, and fear none

but Allah. And enouh is Allah to call $men% to account.

40. Muhammad is not the father of any of your men, but $he is% the Messener of Allah, and

the Seal of the Pro"hets0 and Allah has full #nowlede of all thins.

41. / ye who belie)e2 Celebrate the "raises of Allah, and do this often;

42. And lorify im mornin and e)enin.



43. e it is (ho sends blessins on you, as do is anels, that e may brin you out from the

de"ths of Dar#ness into &iht0 and e is ull of Mercy to the 'elie)ers.

44. !heir salutation on the Day they meet im will be 1Peace21; and e has "re"ared for them

a enerous +eward.

45. / Pro"het2 !ruly (e ha)e sent thee as a (itness, a 'earer of Glad !idins, and (arner,5

46. And as one who in)ites to Allah.s $race% by is lea)e, and as a lam" s"readin liht.

47. !hen i)e the Glad !idins to the 'elie)ers, that they shall ha)e from Allah a )ery reat

'ounty.

48. And obey not $the behests% of the *nbelie)ers and the y"ocrites, and heed not their

annoyances, but "ut thy !rust in Allah. or enouh is Allah as a Dis"oser of affairs.

49. / ye who belie)e2 (hen ye marry belie)in women, and then di)orce them before yeha)e touched them, no "eriod of 9Iddat ha)e ye to count in res"ect of them0 so i)e them a

"resent. And set them free in a handsome manner.

50. / Pro"het2 (e ha)e made lawful to thee thy wi)es to whom thou hast "aid their dowers;

and those whom thy riht hand "ossesses out of the "risoners of war whom Allah has

assined to thee; and dauhters of thy "aternal uncles and aunts, and dauhters of thy

maternal uncles and aunts, who mirated $from Ma##a% with thee; and any belie)in woman

who dedicates her soul to the Pro"het if the Pro"het wishes to wed her;5 this only for thee, and

not for the 'elie)ers $at lare%; (e #now what (e ha)e a""ointed for them as to their wi)es

and the ca"ti)es whom their riht hands "ossess;5 in order that there should be no difficulty

for thee. And Allah is /ft5 ori)in, Most Merciful.

51. !hou mayest defer $the turn of% any of them that thou "leasest, and thou mayest recei)e

any thou "leasest0 and there is no blame on thee if thou in)ite one whose $turn% thou hadst set

aside. !his were niher to the coolin of their eyes, the "re)ention of their rief, and their

satisfaction 5 that of all of them 5 with that which thou hast to i)e them0 and Allah #nows

$all% that is in your hearts0 and Allah is All5 =nowin, Most orbearin.

52. It is not lawful for thee $to marry more% women after this, nor to chane them for $other%

wi)es, e)en thouh their beauty attract thee, e8ce"t any thy riht hand should "ossess $as

handmaidens%0 and Allah doth watch o)er all thins.

53. / ye who belie)e2 7nter not the Pro"het9s houses,5 until lea)e is i)en you,5 for a meal,

$and then% not $so early as% to wait for its "re"aration0 but when ye are in)ited, enter; and

when ye ha)e ta#en your meal, dis"erse, without see#in familiar tal#. Such $beha)iour%

annoys the Pro"het0 he is ashamed to dismiss you, but Allah is not ashamed $to tell you% the

truth. And when ye as# $his ladies% for anythin ye want, as# them from before a screen0 that

ma#es for reater "urity for your hearts and for theirs. 4or is it riht for you that ye should

annoy Allah.s Messener, or that ye should marry his widows after him at any time. !ruly

such a thin is in Allah.s siht an enormity.

54. (hether ye re)eal anythin or conceal it, )erily Allah has full #nowlede of all thins.



55. !here is no blame $on these ladies if they a""ear% before their fathers or their sons, their

brothers, or their brother9s sons, or their sisters9 sons, or their women, or the $sla)es% whom

their riht hands "ossess. And, $ladies%, fear Allah. for Allah is (itness to all thins.

56. Allah and is anels send blessins on the Pro"het0 / ye that belie)e2 Send ye blessins

on him, and salute him with all res"ect.

57. !hose who annoy Allah and is Messener 5 Allah has cursed them in this (orld and in

the ereafter, and has "re"ared for them a humiliatin Punishment.

58. And those who annoy belie)in men and women undeser)edly, bear $on themsel)es% a

calumny and a larin sin.

59. / Pro"het2 !ell thy wi)es and dauhters, and the belie)in women, that they should cast

their outer arments o)er their "ersons $when abroad%0 that is most con)enient, that they

should be #nown $as such% and not molested. And Allah is /ft5 ori)in, Most Merciful.

60. !ruly, if the y"ocrites, and those in whose hearts is a disease, and those who stir u"

sedition in the City, desist not, (e shall certainly stir thee u" aainst them0 !hen will they not

be able to stay in it as thy neihbours for any lenth of time0

61. !hey shall ha)e a curse on them0 whene)er they are found, they shall be sei6ed and slain

$without mercy%.

62. $Such was% the "ractice $a""ro)ed% of Allah amon those who li)ed aforetime0 4o chane

wilt thou find in the "ractice $a""ro)ed% of Allah.

63. Men as# thee concernin the our0 Say, 1!he #nowlede thereof is with Allah $alone%10

and what will ma#e thee understand35 "erchance the our is nih2

64. >erily Allah has cursed the *nbelie)ers and "re"ared for them a 'la6in ire,5

65. !o dwell therein for e)er0 no "rotector will they find, nor hel"er.

66. !he Day that their faces will be turned u"side down in the ire, they will say0 1(oe to us2

(ould that we had obeyed Allah and obeyed the Messener.1

67. And they would say0 1/ur &ord2 (e obeyed our chiefs and our reat ones, and theymisled us as to the $riht% Path.

68. 1/ur &ord2 Gi)e them double Penalty and curse them with a )ery reat Curse21

69. / ye who belie)e2 'e ye not li#e those who )e8ed and insulted Moses, but Allah cleared

him of the $calumnies% they had uttered0 and he was honourable in Allah.s siht.

70. / ye who belie)e2 ear Allah, and $always% say a word directed to the +iht0

71. !hat e may ma#e your conduct whole and sound and fori)e you your sins0 e that

obeys Allah and is Messener, has already attained the hihest achie)ement.



72. (e did indeed offer the !rust to the ea)ens and the 7arth and the Mountains; but they

refused to underta#e it, bein afraid thereof0 but man undertoo# it;5 e was indeed un-ust and

foolish;5

73. $(ith the result% that Allah has to "unish the y"ocrites, men and women, and the

*nbelie)ers, men and women, and Allah turns in Mercy to the 'elie)ers, men and women0for Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

Surah 34. Sa'a# She'a

1. Praise be to Allah, to (hom belon all thins in the hea)ens and on earth0 to im be Praise

in the ereafter0 and e is ull of (isdom, acuainted with all thins.

2. e #nows all that oes into the earth, and all that comes out thereof; all that comes down

from the s#y and all that ascends thereto and e is the Most Merciful, the /ft5ori)in.

3. !he *nbelie)ers say, 14e)er to us will come the our10 Say, 14ay2 but most surely, by my

&ord, it will come u"on you;5 by im (ho #nows the unseen,5 from (hom is not hidden the

least little atom in the hea)ens or on earth0 4or is there anythin less than that, or reater, but

is in the +ecord Pers"icuous0

4. !hat e may reward those who belie)e and wor# deeds of rihteousness0 for such is

ori)eness and a Sustenance Most Generous.1

5. 'ut those who stri)e aainst /ur Sins, to frustrate them,5 for such will be a Penalty,5 a

Punishment most humiliatin.

6. And those to whom #nowlede has come see that the $+e)elation% sent down to thee from

thy &ord 5 that is the !ruth, and that it uides to the Path of the 78alted $in miht%, (orthy of

all "raise.

7. !he *nbelie)ers say $in ridicule%0 1Shall we "oint out to you a man that will tell you, when

ye are all scattered to "ieces in disinteration, that ye shall $then be raised% in a 4ew

Creation3

8. 1as he in)ented a falsehood aainst Allah, or has a s"irit $sei6ed% him315 4ay, it is those

who belie)e not in the ereafter, that are in $real% Penalty, and in farthest error.

9. See they not what is before them and behind them, of the s#y and the earth3 If (e wished,

(e could cause the earth to swallow them u", or cause a "iece of the s#y to fall u"on them.

>erily in this is a Sin for e)ery de)otee that turns to Allah $in re"entance%.

10. (e bestowed Grace aforetime on Da)id from oursel)es0 1/ ye Mountains2 Sin ye bac#

the Praises of Allah with him2 and ye birds $also%2 And (e made the iron soft for him;5

11. $Commandin%, 1Ma#e thou coast of mail, balancin well the rins of chain armour, and

wor# ye rihteousness; for be sure I see $clearly% all that ye do.1



12. And to Solomon $(e made% the (ind $obedient%0 Its early mornin $stride% was a month9s

$-ourney%, and its e)enin $stride% was a month9s $-ourney%; and (e made a ont of molten

brass to flow for him; and there were Jinns that wor#ed in front of him, by the lea)e of his

&ord, and if any of them turned aside from our command, (e made him taste of the Penalty

of the 'la6in ire.

13. !hey wor#ed for him as he desired, $ma#in% arches, imaes, basons as lare as

reser)oirs, and $coo#in% cauldrons fi8ed $in their "laces%0 1(or# ye, sons of Da)id, with

than#s2 but few of My ser)ants are rateful21

14. !hen, when (e decreed $Solomon9s% death, nothin showed them his death e8ce"t a little

worm of the earth, which #e"t $slowly% nawin away at his staff0 so when he fell down, the

Jinns saw "lainly that if they had #nown the unseen, they would not ha)e tarried in the

humiliatin Penalty $of their !as#%.

15. !here was, for Saba, aforetime, a Sin in their home5land 5 two Gardens to the riht and to

the left. 17at of the Sustenance $"ro)ided% by your &ord, and be rateful to im0 a territoryfair and ha""y, and a &ord /ft5ori)in2

16. 'ut they turned away $from Allah., and (e sent aainst them the lood $released% from

the dams, and (e con)erted their two arden $rows% into 1ardens1 "roducin bitter fruit, and

tamaris#s, and some few $stunted% &ote5trees.

17. !hat was the +euital (e a)e them because they unratefully re-ected aith0 and ne)er

do (e i)e $such% reuital e8ce"t to such as are unrateful re-ecters.

18. 'etween them and the Cities on which (e had "oured our blessins, (e had "laced

Cities in "rominent "ositions, and between them (e had a""ointed staes of -ourney in due

"ro"ortion0 1!ra)el therein, secure, by niht and by day.1

19. 'ut they said0 1/ur &ord2 Place loner distances between our -ourney5 staes10 but they

wroned themsel)es $therein%. At lenth (e made them as a tale $that is told%, and (e

dis"ersed them all in scattered framents. >erily in this are Sins for e)ery $soul that is%

"atiently constant and rateful.

20. And on them did Satan "ro)e true his idea, and they followed him, all but a "arty that

belie)ed.

21. 'ut he had no authority o)er them,5 e8ce"t that (e miht test the man who belie)es in the

ereafter from him who is in doubt concernin it0 and thy &ord doth watch o)er all thins.

22. Say0 1Call u"on other $ods% whom ye fancy, besides Allah. !hey ha)e no "ower,5 not the

weiht of an atom,5 in the hea)ens or on earth0 4o $sort of% share ha)e they therein, nor is any

of them a hel"er to Allah.

23. 14o intercession can a)ail in is Presence, e8ce"t for those for whom e has ranted

"ermission. So far $is this the case% that, when terror is remo)ed from their hearts $at the Day

of Judment, then% will they say, 9what is it that your &ord commanded39 they will say, 9!hat

which is true and -ust; and e is the Most ih Most Great9.1



24. Say0 1(ho i)es you sustenance, from the hea)ens and the earth31 Say0 1It is Allah. and

certain it is that either we or ye are on riht uidance or in manifest error21

25. Say0 1:e shall not be uestioned as to our sins, nor shall we be uestioned as to what ye

do.1

26. Say0 1/ur &ord will ather us toether and will in the end decide the matter between us

$and you% in truth and -ustice0 and e is the one to decide, the /ne (ho #nows all.1

27. Say0 1Show me those whom ye ha)e -oined with im as "artners0 by no means $can ye%.

4ay, e is Allah, the 78alted in Power, the (ise.1

28. (e ha)e not sent thee but as a uni)ersal $Messener% to men, i)in them lad tidins,

and warnin them $aainst sin%, but most men understand not.

29. !hey say0 1(hen will this "romise $come to "ass% if ye are tellin the truth31

30. Say0 1!he a""ointment to you is for a Day, which ye cannot "ut bac# for an hour nor "ut

forward.1

31. !he *nbelie)ers say0 1(e shall neither belie)e in this scri"ture nor in $any% that $came%

before it.1 Couldst thou but see when the wron5doers will be made to stand before their &ord,

throwin bac# the word $of blame% on one another2 !hose who had been des"ised will say to

the arroant ones0 1ad it not been for you, we should certainly ha)e been belie)ers21

32. !he arroant ones will say to those who had been des"ised0 1(as it we who #e"t you bac#

from Guidance after it reached you3 4ay, rather, it was ye who transressed.

33. !hose who had been des"ised will say to the arroant ones0 14ay2 it was a "lot $of yours%

by day and by niht0 'ehold2 :e $constantly% ordered us to be unrateful to Allah and to

attribute euals to im21 !hey will declare $their% re"entance when they see the Penalty0 (e

shall "ut yo#es on the nec#s of the *nbelie)ers0 It would only be a reuital for their $ill%

Deeds.

34. 4e)er did (e send a warner to a "o"ulation, but the wealthy ones amon them said0 1(e

belie)e not in the $Messae% with which ye ha)e been sent.1

35. !hey said0 1(e ha)e more in wealth and in sons, and we cannot be "unished.1

36. Say0 1>erily my &ord enlares and restricts the Pro)ision to whom e "leases, but most

men understand not.1

37. It is not your wealth nor your sons, that will brin you nearer to *s in deree0 but only

those who belie)e and wor# rihteousness 5 these are the ones for whom there is a multi"lied

+eward for their deeds, while secure they $reside% in the dwellins on hih2

38. !hose who stri)e aainst /ur Sins, to frustrate them, will be i)en o)er into Punishment.



39. Say0 1>erily my &ord enlares and restricts the Sustenance to such of his ser)ants as e

"leases0 and nothin do ye s"end in the least $in is cause% but e re"laces it0 for e is the

'est of those who rant Sustenance.

40. /ne Day e will ather them all toether, and say to the anels, 1(as it you that these

men used to worshi"31

41. !hey will say, 1Glory to !hee2 our $tie% is with !hee 5 as Protector 5 not with them. 4ay,

but they worshi""ed the Jinns0 most of them belie)ed in them.1

42. So on that Day no "ower shall they ha)e o)er each other, for "rofit or harm0 and (e shall

say to the wron5doers, 1!aste ye the Penalty of the ire,5 the which ye were wont to deny21

43. (hen /ur Clear Sins are rehearsed to them, they say, 1!his is only a man who wishes to

hinder you from the $worshi"% which your fathers "ractised.1 And they say, 1!his is only a

falsehood in)ented21 and the *nbelie)ers say of the !ruth when it comes to them, 1!his is

nothin but e)ident maic21

44. 'ut (e had not i)en them 'oo#s which they could study, nor sent a"ostles to them

before thee as (arners.

45. And their "redecessors re-ected $the !ruth%; these ha)e not recei)ed a tenth of what (e

had ranted to those0 yet when they re-ected My a"ostles, how $terrible% was My re-ection $of

them%2

46. Say0 1I do admonish you on one "oint0 that ye do stand u" before Allah,5 $It may be% in

"airs, or $it may be% sinly,5 and reflect $within yoursel)es%0 your Com"anion is not

"ossessed0 he is no less than a warner to you, in face of a terrible Penalty.1

47. Say0 14o reward do I as# of you0 it is $all% in your interest0 my reward is only due from

Allah. And e is witness to all thins.1

48. Say0 1>erily my &ord doth cast the $mantle of% !ruth $o)er is ser)ants%,5 e that has full

#nowlede of $all% that is hidden.1

49. Say0 1!he !ruth has arri)ed, and alsehood neither creates anythin new, nor restores

anythin.1

50. Say0 1If I am astray, I only stray to the loss of my own soul0 but if I recei)e uidance, it is

because of the ins"iration of my &ord to me0 it is e (ho hears all thins, and is $e)er% near.1

51. If thou couldst but see when they will ua#e with terror; but then there will be no esca"e

$for them%, and they will be sei6ed from a "osition $uite% near.

52. And they will say, 1(e do belie)e $now% in the $!ruth%1; but how could they recei)e

$aith% from a "osition $so far off,5

53. Seein that they did re-ect aith $entirely% before, and that they $continually% cast

$slanders% on the unseen from a "osition far off3



54. And between them and their desires, is "laced a barrier, as was done in the "ast with their

"artisans0 for they were indeed in sus"icious $disuietin% doubt.

Surah 35. The ngel%# Origna)or

1. Praise be to Allah, (ho created $out of nothin% the hea)ens and the earth, (ho made the

anels, messeners with wins,5 two, or three, or four $"airs%0 e adds to Creation as e

"leases0 for Allah has "ower o)er all thins.

2. (hat Allah out of his Mercy doth bestow on man#ind there is none can withhold0 what e

doth withhold, there is none can rant, a"art from im0 and e is the 78alted in Power, full of

(isdom.

3. / men2 Call to mind the race of Allah unto you2 is there a creator, other than Allah, to

i)e you sustenance from hea)en or earth3 !here is no od but e0 how then are ye deluded

away from the !ruth3

4. And if they re-ect thee, so were a"ostles re-ected before thee0 to Allah bac# for decision all

affairs.

5. / men2 Certainly the "romise of Allah is true. &et not then this "resent life decei)e you,

nor let the Chief Decei)er decei)e you about Allah.

6. >erily Satan is an enemy to you0 so treat him as an enemy. e only in)ites his adherents,

that they may become Com"anions of the 'la6in ire.

7. or those who re-ect Allah, is a terrible Penalty0 but for those who belie)e and wor#

rihteous deeds, is ori)eness, and a manificent +eward.

8. Is he, then, to whom the e)il of his conduct is made allurin, so that he loo#s u"on it as

ood, $eual to one who is rihtly uided%3 or Allah lea)es to stray whom e wills, and

uides whom e wills. So let not thy soul o out in $)ainly% sihin after them0 for Allah

#nows well all that they do2

9. It is Allah (ho sends forth the (inds, so that they raise u" the Clouds, and (e dri)e them

to a land that is dead, and re)i)e the earth therewith after its death0 e)en so $will be% the

+esurrection2

10. If any do see# for lory and "ower,5 to Allah belon all lory and "ower. !o im mount

u" $all% (ords of Purity0 It is e (ho e8alts each Deed of +ihteousness. !hose that lay

Plots of 7)il,5 for them is a Penalty terrible; and the "lottin of such will be )oid $of result%.

11. And Allah did create you from dust; then from a s"erm5dro"; then e made you in "airs.

And no female concei)es, or lays down $her load%, but with is #nowlede. 4or is a man

lon5li)ed ranted lenth of days, nor is a "art cut off from his life, but is in a Decree

$ordained%. All this is easy to Allah.

12. 4or are the two bodies of flowin water ali#e,5 the one "alatable, sweet, and "leasant todrin#, and the other, salt and bitter. :et from each $#ind of water% do ye eat flesh fresh and



tender, and ye e8tract ornaments to wear; and thou seest the shi"s therein that "louh the

wa)es, that ye may see# $thus% of the 'ounty of Allah that ye may be rateful.

13. e meres 4iht into Day, and he meres Day into 4iht, and he has sub-ected the sun

and the moon $to his &aw%0 each one runs its course for a term a""ointed. Such is Allah your

&ord0 to im belons all Dominion. And those whom ye in)o#e besides im ha)e not theleast "ower.

14. If ye in)o#e them, they will not listen to your call, and if they were to listen, they cannot

answer your $"rayer%. /n the Day of Judment they will re-ect your 1Partnershi"1. and none,

$/ man2% can tell thee $the !ruth% li#e the /ne (ho is acuainted with all thins.

15. / ye men2 It is ye that ha)e need of Allah. but Allah is the /ne ree of all wants, worthy

of all "raise.

16. If e so "leased, e could blot you out and brin in a 4ew Creation.

17. 4or is that $at all% difficult for Allah.

18. 4or can a bearer of burdens bear another9s burdens if one hea)ily laden should call

another to $bear% his load. 4ot the least "ortion of it can be carried $by the other%. 7)en thouh

he be nearly related. !hou canst but admonish such as fear their &ord unseen and establish

reular Prayer. And whoe)er "urifies himself does so for the benefit of his own soul; and the

destination $of all% is to Allah.

19. !he blind and the seein are not ali#e;

20. 4or are the de"ths of Dar#ness and the &iht;

21. 4or are the $chilly% shade and the $enial% heat of the sun0

22. 4or are ali#e those that are li)in and those that are dead. Allah can ma#e any that e

wills to hear; but thou canst not ma#e those to hear who are $buried% in ra)es.

23. !hou art no other than a warner.

24. >erily (e ha)e sent thee in truth, as a bearer of lad tidins, and as a warner0 and there

ne)er was a "eo"le, without a warner ha)in li)ed amon them $in the "ast%.

25. And if they re-ect thee, so did their "redecessors, to whom came their a"ostles with Clear

Sins, 'oo#s of dar# "ro"hecies, and the 'oo# of 7nlihtenment.

26. In the end did I "unish those who re-ected aith0 and how $terrible% was My re-ection $of

them%2

27. Seest thou not that Allah sends down rain from the s#y3 (ith it (e then brin out

"roduce of )arious colours. And in the mountains are tracts white and red, of )arious shades

of colour, and blac# intense in hue.



28. And so amonst men and crawlin creatures and cattle, are they of )arious colours. !hose

truly fear Allah, amon is Ser)ants, who ha)e #nowlede0 for Allah is 78alted in Miht,

/ft5ori)in.

29. !hose who rehearse the 'oo# of Allah, establish reular Prayer, and s"end $in Charity%

out of what (e ha)e "ro)ided for them, secretly and o"enly, ho"e for a commerce that willne)er fail0

30. or e will "ay them their meed, nay, e will i)e them $e)en% more out of is 'ounty0

for e is /ft5ori)in, Most +eady to a""reciate $ser)ice%.

31. !hat which (e ha)e re)ealed to thee of the 'oo# is the !ruth,5 confirmin what was

$re)ealed% before it0 for Allah is assuredly5 with res"ect to is Ser)ants 5 well acuainted and

ully /bser)ant.

32. !hen (e ha)e i)en the 'oo# for inheritance to such of /ur Ser)ants as (e ha)e chosen0

but there are amon them some who wron their own souls; some who follow a middlecourse; and some who are, by Allah.s lea)e, foremost in ood deeds; that is the hihest Grace.

33. Gardens of 7ternity will they enter0 therein will they be adorned with bracelets of old and

"earls; and their arments there will be of sil#.

34. And they will say0 1Praise be to Allah, (ho has remo)ed from us $all% sorrow0 for our

&ord is indeed /ft5ori)in +eady to a""reciate $ser)ice%0

35. 1(ho has, out of is 'ounty, settled us in a ome that will last0 no toil nor sense of

weariness shall touch us therein.1

36. 'ut those who re-ect $$Allah%% 5 for them will be the ire of ell0 4o term shall be

determined for them, so they should die, nor shall its Penalty be lihtened for them. !hus do

(e reward e)ery unrateful one2

37. !herein will they cry aloud $for assistance%0 1/ur &ord2 'rin us out0 we shall wor#

rihteousness, not the $deeds% we used to do21 5 1Did (e not i)e you lon enouh life so that

he that would should recei)e admonition3 and $moreo)er% the warner came to you. So taste ye

$the fruits of your deeds%0 for the wron5doers there is no hel"er.1

38. >erily Allah #nows $all% the hidden thins of the hea)ens and the earth0 )erily e has full#nowlede of all that is in $men9s% hearts.

39. e it is !hat has made you inheritors in the earth0 if, then, any do re-ect $$Allah%%, their

re-ection $wor#s% aainst themsel)es0 their re-ection but adds to the odium for the *nbelie)ers

in the siht of their &ord0 their re-ection but adds to $their own% undoin.

40. Say0 1a)e ye seen $these% 9Partners9 of yours whom ye call u"on besides Allah. Show Me

what it is they ha)e created in the $wide% earth. /r ha)e they a share in the hea)ens3 /r ha)e

(e i)en them a 'oo# from which they $can deri)e% clear $e)idence%35 4ay, the wron5doers

"romise each other nothin but delusions.



41. It is Allah (ho sustains the hea)ens and the earth, lest they cease $to function%0 and if

they should fail, there is none 5 not one 5 can sustain them thereafter0 >erily e is Most

orbearin, /ft5ori)in.

42. !hey swore their stronest oaths by Allah that if a warner came to them, they would

follow his uidance better than any $other% of the Peo"les0 'ut when a warner came to them, ithas only increased their fliht $from rihteousness%,5

43. /n account of their arroance in the land and their "lottin of 7)il, but the "lottin of 7)il

will hem in only the authors thereof. 4ow are they but loo#in for the way the ancients were

dealt with3 'ut no chane wilt thou find in Allah.s way $of dealin%0 no turnin off wilt thou

find in Allah.s way $of dealin%.

44. Do they not tra)el throuh the earth, and see what was the 7nd of those before them,5

thouh they were su"erior to them in strenth3 4or is Allah to be frustrated by anythin

whate)er in the hea)ens or on earth0 for e is All5=nowin. All5Powerful.

45. If Allah were to "unish men accordin to what they deser)e. e would not lea)e on the

bac# of the $earth% a sinle li)in creature0 but e i)es them res"ite for a stated !erm0 when

their !erm e8"ires, )erily Allah has in is siht all is Ser)ants.

Surah 36. :a%in

1. :a Sin.

2. 'y the <ur9an, full of (isdom,5

3. !hou art indeed one of the a"ostles,

4. /n a Straiht (ay.

5. It is a +e)elation sent down by $im%, the 78alted in Miht, Most Merciful.

6. In order that thou mayest admonish a "eo"le, whose fathers had recei)ed no admonition,

and who therefore remain heedless $of the Sins of Allah..

7. !he (ord is "ro)ed true aainst the reater "art of them0 for they do not belie)e.

8. (e ha)e "ut yo#es round their nec#s riht u" to their chins, so that their heads are forced

u" $and they cannot see%.

9. And (e ha)e "ut a bar in front of them and a bar behind them, and further, (e ha)e

co)ered them u"; so that they cannot see.

10. !he same is it to them whether thou admonish them or thou do not admonish them0 they

will not belie)e.



11. !hou canst but admonish such a one as follows the Messae and fears the $&ord% Most

Gracious, unseen0 i)e such a one, therefore, ood tidins, of ori)eness and a +eward most

enerous.

12. >erily (e shall i)e life to the dead, and (e record that which they send before and that

which they lea)e behind, and of all thins ha)e (e ta#en account in a clear 'oo# $ofe)idence%.

13. Set forth to them, by way of a "arable, the $story of% the Com"anions of the City. 'ehold2,

there came a"ostles to it.

14. (hen (e $first% sent to them two a"ostles, they re-ected them0 'ut (e strenthened them

with a third0 they said, 1!ruly, we ha)e been sent on a mission to you.1

15. !he $"eo"le% said0 1:e are only men li#e oursel)es; and $$Allah%% Most Gracious sends no

sort of re)elation0 ye do nothin but lie.1

16. !hey said0 1/ur &ord doth #now that we ha)e been sent on a mission to you0

17. 1And our duty is only to "roclaim the clear Messae.1

18. !he $"eo"le% said0 1for us, we auur an e)il omen from you0 if ye desist not, we will

certainly stone you. And a rie)ous "unishment indeed will be inflicted on you by us.1

19. !hey said0 1:our e)il omens are with yoursel)es0 $deem ye this an e)il omen%. If ye are

admonished3 4ay, but ye are a "eo"le transressin all bounds21

20. !hen there came runnin, from the farthest "art of the City, a man, sayin, 1/ my "eo"le2

/bey the a"ostles0

21. 1/bey those who as# no reward of you $for themsel)es%, and who ha)e themsel)es

recei)ed Guidance.

22. 1It would not be reasonable in me if I did not ser)e im (ho created me, and to (hom

ye shall $all% be brouht bac#.

23. 1Shall I ta#e $other% ods besides im3 If $$Allah%% Most Gracious should intend some

ad)ersity for me, of no use whate)er will be their intercession for me, nor can they deli)erme.

24. 1I would indeed, if I were to do so, be in manifest 7rror.

25. 1or me, I ha)e faith in the &ord of you $all%0 listen, then, to me21

26. It was said0 17nter thou the Garden.1 e said0 1Ah me2 (ould that my Peo"le #new $what

I #now%25

27. 1or that my &ord has ranted me ori)eness and has enrolled me amon those held in

honour21



28. And (e sent not down aainst his Peo"le, after him, any hosts from hea)en, nor was it

needful for *s so to do.

29. It was no more than a sinle mihty 'last, and behold2 they were $li#e ashes% uenched

and silent.

30. Ah2 Alas for $My% Ser)ants2 !here comes not an a"ostle to them but they moc# him2

31. See they not how many enerations before them we destroyed3 4ot to them will they

return0

32. 'ut each one of them all 5 will be brouht before *s $for -udment%.

33. A Sin for them is the earth that is dead0 (e do i)e it life, and "roduce rain therefrom,

of which ye do eat.

34. And (e "roduce therein orchard with date5"alms and )ines, and (e cause s"rins to ushforth therein0

35. !hat they may en-oy the fruits of this $artistry%0 It was not their hands that made this0 will

they not then i)e than#s3

36. Glory to Allah, (ho created in "airs all thins that the earth "roduces, as well as their

own $human% #ind and $other% thins of which they ha)e no #nowlede.

37. And a Sin for them is the 4iht0 (e withdraw therefrom the Day, and behold they are

"luned in dar#ness;

38. And the sun runs his course for a "eriod determined for him0 that is the decree of $im%,

the 78alted in Miht, the All5=nowin.

39. And the Moon,5 (e ha)e measured for her mansions $to tra)erse% till she returns li#e the

old $and withered% lower "art of a date5stal#.

40. It is not "ermitted to the Sun to catch u" the Moon, nor can the 4iht outstri" the Day0

7ach $-ust% swims alon in $its own% orbit $accordin to &aw%.

41. And a Sin for them is that (e bore their race $throuh the lood% in the loaded Ar#;

42. And (e ha)e created for them similar $)essels% on which they ride.

43. If it were /ur (ill, (e could drown them0 then would there be no hel"er $to hear their

cry%, nor could they be deli)ered,

44. 78ce"t by way of Mercy from *s, and by way of $world% con)enience $to ser)e them% for

a time.

45. (hen they are told, 1ear ye that which is before you and that which will be after you, in

order that ye may recei)e Mercy,1 $they turn bac#%.



46. 4ot a Sin comes to them from amon the Sins of their &ord, but they turn away

therefrom.

47. And when they are told, 1S"end ye of $the bounties% with which Allah has "ro)ided you,1

the *nbelie)ers say to those who belie)e0 1Shall we then feed those whom, if Allah had so

willed, e would ha)e fed, $imself%35 :e are in nothin but manifest error.1

48. urther, they say, 1(hen will this "romise $come to "ass%, if what ye say is true31

49. !hey will not $ha)e to% wait for auht but a sinle 'last0 it will sei6e them while they are

yet dis"utin amon themsel)es2

50. 4o $chance% will they then ha)e, by will, to dis"ose $of their affairs%, nor to return to their

own "eo"le2

51. !he trum"et shall be sounded, when behold2 from the se"ulchres $men% will rush forth to

their &ord2

52. !hey will say0 1Ah2 (oe unto us2 (ho hath raised us u" from our beds of re"ose31... $A

)oice will say0% 1!his is what $$Allah%% Most Gracious had "romised. And true was the word

of the a"ostles21

53. It will be no more than a sinle 'last, when lo2 they will all be brouht u" before *s2

54. !hen, on that Day, not a soul will be wroned in the least, and ye shall but be re"aid the

meeds of your "ast Deeds.

55. >erily the Com"anions of the Garden shall that Day ha)e -oy in all that they do;

56. !hey and their associates will be in ro)es of $cool% shade, reclinin on !hrones $of

dinity%;

57. $7)ery% fruit $en-oyment% will be there for them; they shall ha)e whate)er they call for;

58. 1Peace21 5 a word $of salutation% from a &ord Most Merciful2

59. 1And / ye in sin2 Get ye a"art this Day2

60. 1Did I not en-oin on you, / ye Children of Adam, that ye should not worshi" Satan; for

that he was to you an enemy a)owed35

61. 1And that ye should worshi" Me, $for that% this was the Straiht (ay3

62. 1'ut he did lead astray a reat multitude of you. Did ye not, then, understand3

63. 1!his is the ell of which ye were $re"eatedly% warned2

64. 17mbrace ye the $fire% this Day, for that ye $"ersistently% re-ected $!ruth%.1



65. !hat Day shall (e set a seal on their mouths. 'ut their hands will s"ea# to us, and their

feet bear witness, to all that they did.

66. If it had been our (ill, (e could surely ha)e blotted out their eyes; then should they ha)e

run about ro"in for the Path, but how could they ha)e seen3

67. And if it had been /ur (ill, (e could ha)e transformed them $to remain% in their "laces;

then should they ha)e been unable to mo)e about, nor could they ha)e returned $after error%.

68. If (e rant lon life to any, (e cause him to be re)ersed in nature0 (ill they not then

understand3

69. (e ha)e not instructed the $Pro"het% in Poetry, nor is it meet for him0 this is no less than a

Messae and a <ur9an ma#in thins clear0

70. !hat it may i)e admonition to any $who are% ali)e, and that the chare may be "ro)ed

aainst those who re-ect $!ruth%.

71. See they not that it is (e (ho ha)e created for them 5 amon the thins which /ur hands

ha)e fashioned 5 cattle, which are under their dominion35

72. And that (e ha)e sub-ected them to their $use%3 of them some do carry them and some

they eat0

73. And they ha)e $other% "rofits from them $besides%, and they et $mil#% to drin#. (ill they

not then be rateful3

74. :et they ta#e $for worshi"% ods other than Allah, $ho"in% that they miht be hel"ed2

75. !hey ha)e not the "ower to hel" them0 but they will be brouht u" $before /ur Judment5

seat% as a troo" $to be condemned%.

76. &et not their s"eech, then, rie)e thee. >erily (e #now what they hide as well as what

they disclose.

77. Doth not man see that it is (e (ho created him from s"erm3 yet behold2 he $stands forth%

as an o"en ad)ersary2

78. And he ma#es com"arisons for *s, and forets his own $oriin and% Creation0 e says,

1(ho can i)e life to $dry% bones and decom"osed ones $at that%31

79. Say, 1e will i)e them life (ho created them for the first time2 for e is (ell5)ersed in

e)ery #ind of creation25

80. 1!he same (ho "roduces for you fire out of the reen tree, when behold2 ye #indle

therewith $your own fires%2

81. 1Is not e (ho created the hea)ens and the earth able to create the li#e thereof31 5 :ea,

indeed2 for e is the Creator Su"reme, of s#ill and #nowlede $infinite%2



82. >erily, when e intends a thin, is Command is, 1be1, and it is2

83. So lory to im in (hose hands is the dominion of all thins0 and to im will ye be all

brouht bac#.

Surah 37. Tho%e &ho Se) The /an-%#rawn ;p "n /an-%

1. 'y those who rane themsel)es in ran#s,

2. And so are stron in re"ellin $e)il%,

3. And thus "roclaim the Messae $of Allah.2

4. >erily, )erily, your Allah is one25

5. &ord of the hea)ens and of the earth and all between them, and &ord of e)ery "oint at the

risin of the sun2

6. (e ha)e indeed dec#ed the lower hea)en with beauty $in% the stars,5

7. $or beauty% and for uard aainst all obstinate rebellious e)il s"irits,

8. $So% they should not strain their ears in the direction of the 78alted Assembly but be cast

away from e)ery side,

9. +e"ulsed, for they are under a "er"etual "enalty,

10. 78ce"t such as snatch away somethin by stealth, and they are "ursued by a flamin fire,

of "iercin brihtness.

11. Just as# their o"inion0 are they the more difficult to create, or the $other% beins (e ha)e

created3 !hem ha)e (e created out of a stic#y clay2

12. !ruly dost thou mar)el, while they ridicule,

13. And, when they are admonished, "ay no heed,5

14. And, when they see a Sin, turn it to moc#ery,

15. And say, 1!his is nothin but e)ident sorcery2

16. 1(hat2 when we die, and become dust and bones, shall we $then% be raised u" $aain%

17. 1And also our fathers of old31

18. Say thou0 1:ea, and ye shall then be humiliated $on account of your e)il%.1



19. !hen it will be a sinle $com"ellin% cry; and behold, they will bein to see2

20. !hey will say, 1Ah2 (oe to us2 !his is the Day of Judment21

21. $A )oice will say,% 1!his is the Day of Sortin /ut, whose truth ye $once% denied21

22. 1'rin ye u"1, it shall be said, 1!he wron5doers and their wi)es, and the thins they

worshi""ed5

23. 1'esides Allah, and lead them to the (ay to the $ierce% ire2

24. 1'ut sto" them, for they must be as#ed0

25. 19(hat is the matter with you that ye hel" not each other391

26. 4ay, but that day they shall submit $to Judment%;

27. And they will turn to one another, and uestion one another.

28. !hey will say0 1It was ye who used to come to us from the riht hand $of "ower and

authority%21

29. !hey will re"ly0 14ay, ye yoursel)es had no aith2

30. 14or had we any authority o)er you. 4ay, it was ye who were a "eo"le in obstinate

rebellion2

31. 1So now has been "ro)ed true, aainst us, the word of our &ord that we shall indeed $ha)e

to% taste $the "unishment of our sins%.

32. 1(e led you astray0 for truly we were oursel)es astray.1

33. !ruly, that Day, they will $all% share in the Penalty.

34. >erily that is how (e shall deal with Sinners.

35. or they, when they were told that there is no od e8ce"t Allah, would "uff themsel)es u"

with Pride,

36. And say0 1(hat2 shall we i)e u" our ods for the sa#e of a Poet "ossessed31

37. 4ay2 he has come with the $)ery% !ruth, and he confirms $the Messae of% the a"ostles

$before him%.

38. :e shall indeed taste of the Grie)ous Penalty;5

39. 'ut it will be no more than the retribution of $the 7)il% that ye ha)e wrouht;5

40. 'ut the sincere $and de)oted% Ser)ants of Allah,5



41. or them is a Sustenance determined,

42. ruits $Delihts%; and they $shall en-oy% honour and dinity,

43. In Gardens of elicity,

44. acin each other on !hrones $of Dinity%0

45. +ound will be "assed to them a Cu" from a clear5flowin fountain,

46. Crystal5white, of a taste delicious to those who drin# $thereof%,

47. ree from headiness; nor will they suffer into8ication therefrom.

48. And besides them will be chaste women, restrainin their lances, with bi eyes $of

wonder and beauty%.

49. As if they were $delicate% es closely uarded.

50. !hen they will turn to one another and uestion one another.

51. /ne of them will start the tal# and say0 1I had an intimate com"anion $on the earth%,

52. 1(ho used to say, 9what2 art thou amonst those who bear witness to the !ruth $of the

Messae%3

53. 19(hen we die and become dust and bones, shall we indeed recei)e rewards and "unishments391

54. $A )oice% said0 1(ould ye li#e to loo# down31

55. e loo#ed down and saw him in the midst of the ire.

56. e said0 1'y Allah. thou wast little short of brinin me to "erdition2

57. 1ad it not been for the Grace of my &ord, I should certainly ha)e been amon those

brouht $there%2

58. 1Is it $the case% that we shall not die,

59. 178ce"t our first death, and that we shall not be "unished31

60. >erily this is the su"reme achie)ement2

61. or the li#e of this let all stri)e, who wish to stri)e.

62. Is that the better entertainment or the !ree of ?aum3

63. or (e ha)e truly made it $as% a trial for the wron5doers.



64. or it is a tree that s"rins out of the bottom of ell5ire0

65. !he shoots of its fruit5stal#s are li#e the heads of de)ils0

66. !ruly they will eat thereof and fill their bellies therewith.

67. !hen on to" of that they will be i)en a mi8ture made of boilin water.

68. !hen shall their return be to the $'la6in% ire.

69. !ruly they found their fathers on the wron Path;

70. So they $too% were rushed down on their footste"s2

71. And truly before them, many of the ancients went astray;5

72. 'ut (e sent aforetime, amon them, $a"ostles% to admonish them;5

73. !hen see what was the end of those who were admonished $but heeded not%,5

74. 78ce"t the sincere $and de)oted% Ser)ants of Allah.

75. $In the days of old%, 4oah cried to *s, and (e are the best to hear "rayer.

76. And (e deli)ered him and his "eo"le from the Great Calamity,

77. And made his "roeny to endure $on this earth%;

78. And (e left $this blessin% for him amon enerations to come in later times0

79. 1Peace and salutation to 4oah amon the nations21

80. !hus indeed do we reward those who do riht.

81. or he was one of our belie)in Ser)ants.

82. !hen the rest we o)erwhelmed in the lood.

83. >erily amon those who followed his (ay was Abraham.

84. 'ehold2 he a""roached his &ord with a sound heart.

85. 'ehold2 he said to his father and to his "eo"le, 1(hat is that which ye worshi"3

86. 1Is it a falsehood5 ods other than Allah. that ye desire3

87. 1!hen what is your idea about the &ord of the worlds31

88. !hen did he cast a lance at the Stars.



89. And he said, 1I am indeed sic# $at heart%21

90. So they turned away from him, and de"arted.

91. !hen did he turn to their ods and said, 1will ye not eat $of the offerins before you%3...

92. 1(hat is the matter with you that ye s"ea# not $intelliently%31

93. !hen did he turn u"on them, stri#in $them% with the riht hand.

94. !hen came $the worshi""ers% with hurried ste"s, and faced $him%.

95. e said0 1(orshi" ye that which ye ha)e $yoursel)es% car)ed3

96. 1'ut Allah has created you and your handwor#21

97. !hey said, 1'uild him a furnace, and throw him into the bla6in fire21

98. $!his failin%, they then souht a strataem aainst him, but (e made them the ones most

humiliated2

99. e said0 1I will o to my &ord2 e will surely uide me2

100. 1/ my &ord2 Grant me a rihteous $son%21

101. So (e a)e him the ood news of a boy ready to suffer and forbear.

102. !hen, when $the son% reached $the ae of% $serious% wor# with him, he said0 1/ my son2 I

see in )ision that I offer thee in sacrifice0 4ow see what is thy )iew21 $!he son% said0 1/ my

father2 Do as thou art commanded0 thou will find me, if Allah so wills one "ractisin Patience

and Constancy21

103. So when they had both submitted their wills $to Allah., and he had laid him "rostrate on

his forehead $for sacrifice%,

104. (e called out to him 1/ Abraham2

105. 1!hou hast already fulfilled the )ision21 5 thus indeed do (e reward those who do riht.

106. or this was ob)iously a trial5

107. And (e ransomed him with a momentous sacrifice0

108. And (e left $this blessin% for him amon enerations $to come% in later times0

109. 1Peace and salutation to Abraham21

110. !hus indeed do (e reward those who do riht.




112. And (e a)e him the ood news of Isaac 5 a "ro"het,5 one of the +ihteous.

113. (e blessed him and Isaac0 but of their "roeny are $some% that do riht, and $some% that

ob)iously do wron, to their own souls.

114. Aain $of old% (e bestowed /ur fa)our on Moses and Aaron,

115. And (e deli)ered them and their "eo"le from $their% Great Calamity;

116. And (e hel"ed them, so they o)ercame $their troubles%;

117. And (e a)e them the 'oo# which hel"s to ma#e thins clear;

118. And (e uided them to the Straiht (ay.

119. And (e left $this blessin% for them amon enerations $to come% in later times0

120. 1Peace and salutation to Moses and Aaron21


122. or they were two of our belie)in Ser)ants.

123. So also was 7lias amon those sent $by *s%.

124. 'ehold, he said to his "eo"le, 1(ill ye not fear $$Allah%%3

125. 1(ill ye call u"on 'aal and forsa#e the 'est of Creators,5

126. 1$Allah%, your &ord and Cherisher and the &ord and Cherisher of your fathers of old31

127. 'ut they re-ected him, and they will certainly be called u" $for "unishment%,5

128. 78ce"t the sincere and de)oted Ser)ants of Allah $amon them%.

129. And (e left $this blessin% for him amon enerations $to come% in later times0

130. 1Peace and salutation to such as 7lias21



133. So also was &ut amon those sent $by *s%.

134. 'ehold, (e deli)ered him and his adherents, all

135. 78ce"t an old woman who was amon those who laed behind0

136. !hen (e destroyed the rest.



137. >erily, ye "ass by their $sites%, by day5

138. And by niht0 will ye not understand3

139. So also was Jonah amon those sent $by *s%.

140. (hen he ran away $li#e a sla)e from ca"ti)ity% to the shi" $fully% laden,

141. e $areed to% cast lots, and he was condemned0

142. !hen the bi ish did swallow him, and he had done acts worthy of blame.

143. ad it not been that he $re"ented and% lorified Allah,

144. e would certainly ha)e remained inside the ish till the Day of +esurrection.

145. 'ut (e cast him forth on the na#ed shore in a state of sic#ness,

146. And (e caused to row, o)er him, a s"readin "lant of the ourd #ind.

147. And (e sent him $on a mission% to a hundred thousand $men% or more.

148. And they belie)ed; so (e "ermitted them to en-oy $their life% for a while.

149. 4ow as# them their o"inion0 Is it that thy &ord has $only% dauhters, and they ha)e

sons35

150. /r that (e created the anels female, and they are witnesses $thereto%3

151. Is it not that they say, from their own in)ention,

152. 1$Allah% has beotten children13 but they are liars2

153. Did e $then% choose dauhters rather than sons3

154. (hat is the matter with you3 ow -ude ye3

155. (ill ye not then recei)e admonition3

156. /r ha)e ye an authority manifest3

157. !hen brin ye your 'oo# $of authority% if ye be truthful2

158. And they ha)e in)ented a blood5relationshi" between im and the Jinns0 but the Jinns

#now $uite well% that they ha)e indeed to a""ear $before his Judment5 Seat%2

159. Glory to Allah. $e is free% from the thins they ascribe $to im%2

160. 4ot $so do% the Ser)ants of Allah, sincere and de)oted.



161. or, )erily, neither ye nor those ye worshi"5

162. Can lead $any% into tem"tation concernin Allah,

163. 78ce"t such as are $themsel)es% oin to the bla6in ire2

164. $!hose raned in ran#s say%0 14ot one of us but has a "lace a""ointed;

165. 1And we are )erily raned in ran#s $for ser)ice%;

166. 1And we are )erily those who declare $$Allah%9s% lory21

167. And there were those who said,

168. 1If only we had had before us a Messae from those of old,

169. 1(e should certainly ha)e been Ser)ants of Allah, sincere $and de)oted%21

170. 'ut $now that the <ur9an has come%, they re-ect it0 'ut soon will they #now2

171. Already has /ur (ord been "assed before $this% to our Ser)ants sent $by *s%,

172. !hat they would certainly be assisted,

173. And that /ur forces,5 they surely must conuer.

174. So turn thou away from them for a little while,

175. And watch them $how they fare%, and they soon shall see $how thou farest%2

176. Do they wish $indeed% to hurry on our Punishment3

177. 'ut when it descends into the o"en s"ace before them, e)il will be the mornin for those

who were warned $and heeded not%2

178. So turn thou away from them for a little while,

179. And watch $how they fare% and they soon shall see $how thou farest%2

180. Glory to thy &ord, the &ord of onour and Power2 $e is free% from what they ascribe

$to im%2

181. And Peace on the a"ostles2

182. And Praise to Allah, the &ord and Cherisher of the (orlds.

Surah 38. Sa(# <)he *e))er= Sa( < S =

1. Sad0 'y the <ur9an, ull of Admonition0 $!his is the !ruth%.



2. 'ut the *nbelie)ers $are stee"ed% in self5lory and Se"aratism.

3. ow many enerations before them did (e destroy3 In the end they cried $for mercy%5

when there was no loner time for bein sa)ed2

4. So they wonder that a (arner has come to them from amon themsel)es2 and the*nbelie)ers say, 1!his is a sorcerer tellin lies2

5. 1as he made the ods $all% into one Allah. !ruly this is a wonderful thin21

6. And the leader amon them o away $im"atiently%, $sayin%, 1(al# ye away, and remain

constant to your ods2 or this is truly a thin desined $aainst you%2

7. 1(e ne)er heard $the li#e% of this amon the "eo"le of these latter days0 this is nothin but

a made5u" tale21

8. 1(hat2 has the Messae been sent to him 5 $/f all "ersons% amon us31...but they are indoubt concernin My $/wn% Messae2 4ay, they ha)e not yet tasted My Punishment2

9. /r ha)e they the treasures of the mercy of thy &ord,5 the 78alted in Power, the Grantor of

'ounties without measure3

10. /r ha)e they the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth and all between3 If so, let them

mount u" with the ro"es and means $to reach that end%2

11. 'ut there 5 will be "ut to fliht e)en a host of confederates.

12. 'efore them $were many who% re-ected a"ostles,5 the "eo"le of 4oah, and 9Ad, and

Pharaoh, the &ord of Sta#es,

13. And !hamud, and the "eo"le of &ut, and the Com"anions of the (ood; 5 such were the

Confederates.

14. 4ot one $of them% but re-ected the a"ostles, but My "unishment came -ustly and ine)itably

$on them%.

15. !hese $today% only wait for a sinle mihty 'last, which $when it comes% will broo# no

delay.

16. !hey say0 1/ur &ord2 hasten to us our sentence $e)en% before the Day of Account21

17. a)e "atience at what they say, and remember our ser)ant Da)id, the man of strenth0 for

he e)er turned $to Allah..

18. It was (e that made the hills declare, in unison with him, /ur Praises, at e)entide and at

brea# of day,

19. And the birds athered $in assemblies%0 all with him did turn $to Allah..



20. (e strenthened his #indom, and a)e him wisdom and sound -udment in s"eech and

decision.

21. as the Story of the Dis"utants reached thee3 'ehold, they climbed o)er the wall of the

"ri)ate chamber;

22. (hen they entered the "resence of Da)id, and he was terrified of them, they said0 1ear

not0 we are two dis"utants, one of whom has wroned the other0 Decide now between us with

truth, and treat us not with in-ustice, but uide us to the e)en Path..

23. 1!his man is my brother0 e has nine and ninety ewes, and I ha)e $but% one0 :et he says,

9commit her to my care,9 and is $moreo)er% harsh to me in s"eech.1

24. $Da)id% said0 1e has undoubtedly wroned thee in demandin thy $sinle% ewe to be

added to his $floc# of% ewes0 truly many are the "artners $in business% who wron each other0

4ot so do those who belie)e and wor# deeds of rihteousness, and how few are they31...and

Da)id athered that (e had tried him0 he as#ed fori)eness of his &ord, fell down, bowin$in "rostration%, and turned $to Allah in re"entance%.

25. So (e fora)e him this $la"se%0 he en-oyed, indeed, a 4ear A""roach to *s, and a

beautiful "lace of $inal% +eturn.

26. / Da)id2 (e did indeed ma#e thee a )iceerent on earth0 so -ude thou between men in

truth $and -ustice%0 4or follow thou the lusts $of thy heart%, for they will mislead thee from the

Path of Allah. for those who wander astray from the Path of Allah, is a Penalty Grie)ous, for

that they foret the Day of Account.

27. 4ot without "ur"ose did (e create hea)en and earth and all between2 that were the

thouht of *nbelie)ers2 but woe to the *nbelie)ers because of the ire $of ell%2

28. Shall (e treat those who belie)e and wor# deeds of rihteousness, the same as those who

do mischief on earth3 Shall (e treat those who uard aainst e)il, the same as those who turn

aside from the riht3

29. $ere is% a 'oo# which (e ha)e sent down unto thee, full of blessins, that they may

mediate on its Sins, and that men of understandin may recei)e admonition.

30. !o Da)id (e a)e Solomon $for a son%,5 ow e8cellent in /ur ser)ice2 7)er did he turn$to *s%2

31. 'ehold, there were brouht before him, at e)entide coursers of the hihest breedin, and

swift of foot;

32. And he said, 1!ruly do I lo)e the lo)e of ood, with a )iew to the lory of my &ord,15

until $the sun% was hidden in the )eil $of niht%0

33. 1'rin them bac# to me.1 then bean he to "ass his hand o)er $their% les and their nec#s.

34. And (e did try Solomon0 (e "laced on his throne a body $without life%; but he did turn$to *s in true de)otion%0



35. e said, 1/ my &ord2 ori)e me, and rant me a #indom which, $it may be%, suits not

another after me0 for !hou art the Grantor of 'ounties $without measure%.

36. !hen (e sub-ected the wind to his "ower, to flow ently to his order, (hithersoe)er he

willed,5

37. As also the e)il ones, $includin% e)ery #ind of builder and di)er,5

38. As also others bound toether in fetters.

39. 1Such are /ur 'ounties0 whether thou bestow them $on others% or withhold them, no

account will be as#ed.1

40. And he en-oyed, indeed, a 4ear A""roach to *s, and a beautiful Place of $inal% +eturn.

41. Commemorate /ur Ser)ant Job. 'ehold he cried to his &ord0 1!he 7)il /ne has afflicted

me with distress and sufferin21

42. $!he command was i)en0% 1Stri#e with thy foot0 here is $water% wherein to wash, cool

and refreshin, and $water% to drin#.1

43. And (e a)e him $bac#% his "eo"le, and doubled their number,5 as a Grace from

/ursel)es, and a thin for commemoration, for all who ha)e *nderstandin.

44. 1And ta#e in thy hand a little rass, and stri#e therewith0 and brea# not $thy oath%.1 !ruly

(e found him full of "atience and constancy. ow e8cellent in /ur ser)ice2 e)er did he turn

$to *s%2

45. And commemorate /ur Ser)ants Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, "ossessors of Power and

>ision.

46. >erily (e did choose them for a s"ecial $"ur"ose%5 "roclaimin the Messae of the

ereafter.

47. !hey were, in /ur siht, truly, of the com"any of the 7lect and the Good.

48. And commemorate Isma9il, 7lisha, and ?ul5=ifl0 7ach of them was of the Com"any of the

Good.

49. !his is a Messae $of admonition%0 and )erily, for the rihteous, is a beautiful Place of

$inal% +eturn,5

50. Gardens of 7ternity, whose doors will $e)er% be o"en to them;

51. !herein will they recline $at ease%0 !herein can they call $at "leasure% for fruit in

abundance, and $delicious% drin#;

52. And beside them will be chaste women restrainin their lances, $com"anions% of eual

ae.



53. Such is the Promise made, to you for the Day of Account2

54. !ruly such will be /ur 'ounty $to you%; it will ne)er fail;5

55. :ea, such2 but 5 for the wron5doers will be an e)il "lace of $inal% +eturn25

56. ell25 they will burn therein, 5 an e)il bed $indeed, to lie on%25

57. :ea, such2 5 then shall they taste it,5 a boilin fluid, and a fluid dar#, mur#y, intensely

cold25

58. And other Penalties of a similar #ind, to match them2

59. ere is a troo" rushin headlon with you2 4o welcome for them2 truly, they shall burn in

the ire2

60. $!he followers shall cry to the misleaders0% 14ay, ye $too%2 4o welcome for you2 It is yewho ha)e brouht this u"on us2 4ow e)il is $this% "lace to stay in21

61. !hey will say0 1/ur &ord2 whoe)er brouht this u"on us,5 Add to him a double Penalty in

the ire21

62. And they will say0 1(hat has ha""ened to us that we see not men whom we used to

number amon the bad ones3

63. 1Did we treat them $as such% in ridicule, or ha)e $our% eyes failed to "ercei)e them31

64. !ruly that is -ust and fittin,5 the mutual recriminations of the Peo"le of the ire2

65. Say0 1!ruly am I a (arner0 no od is there but the one Allah, Su"reme and Irresistible,5

66. 1!he &ord of the hea)ens and the earth, and all between,5 78alted in Miht, able to

enforce is (ill, fori)in aain and aain.1

67. Say0 1!hat is a Messae Su"reme $abo)e all%,5

68. 1rom which ye do turn away2

69. 14o #nowlede ha)e I of the Chiefs on hih, when they discuss $matters% amon

themsel)es.

70. 9/nly this has been re)ealed to me0 that I am to i)e warnin "lainly and "ublicly.1

71. 'ehold, thy &ord said to the anels0 1I am about to create man from clay0

72. 1(hen I ha)e fashioned him $in due "ro"ortion% and breathed into him of My s"irit, fall

ye down in obeisance unto him.1

73. So the anels "rostrated themsel)es, all of them toether0



74. 4ot so Iblis0 he was hauhty, and became one of those who re-ect aith.

75. $$Allah%% said0 1/ Iblis2 (hat "re)ents thee from "rostratin thyself to one whom I ha)e

created with my hands3 Art thou hauhty3 /r art thou one of the hih $and mihty% ones31

76. $Iblis% said0 1I am better than he0 thou createdst me from fire, and him thou createdst fromclay.1

77. $$Allah%% said0 1!hen et thee out from here0 for thou art re-ected, accursed.

78. 1And My curse shall be on thee till the Day of Judment.1

79. $Iblis% said0 1/ my &ord2 Gi)e me then res"ite till the Day the $dead% are raised.1

80. $$Allah%% said0 1+es"ite then is ranted thee5

81. 1!ill the Day of the !ime A""ointed.1

82. $Iblis% said0 1!hen, by !hy "ower, I will "ut them all in the wron,5

83. 178ce"t !hy Ser)ants amonst them, sincere and "urified $by !hy Grace%.1

84. $$Allah%% said0 1!hen it is -ust and fittin5 and I say what is -ust and fittin5

85. 1!hat I will certainly fill ell with thee and those that follow thee,5 e)ery one.1

86. Say0 14o reward do I as# of you for this $<ur9an%, nor am I a "retender.

87. 1!his is no less than a Messae to $all% the (orlds.

88. 1And ye shall certainly #now the truth of it $all% after a while.1

Surah 39. The Troop%# Throng%

1. !he re)elation of this 'oo# is from Allah, the 78alted in Power, full of (isdom.

2. >erily it is (e (ho ha)e re)ealed the 'oo# to thee in !ruth0 so ser)e Allah, offerin imsincere de)otion.

3. Is it not to Allah that sincere de)otion is due3 'ut those who ta#e for "rotectors other than

Allah $say%0 1(e only ser)e them in order that they may brin us nearer to Allah.1 !ruly

Allah will -ude between them in that wherein they differ. 'ut Allah uides not such as are

false and unrateful.

4. ad Allah wished to ta#e to imself a son, e could ha)e chosen whom e "leased out of

those whom e doth create0 but Glory be to im2 $e is abo)e such thins.% e is Allah, the

/ne, the Irresistible.



5. e created the hea)ens and the earth in true $"ro"ortions%0 e ma#es the 4iht o)erla" the

Day, and the Day o)erla" the 4iht0 e has sub-ected the sun and the moon $to is law%0

7ach one follows a course for a time a""ointed. Is not e the 78alted in Power 5 e (ho

fori)es aain and aain3

6. e created you $all% from a sinle "erson0 then created, of li#e nature, his mate; and he sentdown for you eiht head of cattle in "airs0 e ma#es you, in the wombs of your mothers, in

staes, one after another, in three )eils of dar#ness. such is Allah, your &ord and Cherisher0 to

im belons $all% dominion. !here is no od but e0 then how are ye turned away $from your

true Centre%3

7. If ye re-ect $$Allah%%, !ruly Allah hath no need of you; but e li#eth not inratitude from

is ser)ants0 if ye are rateful, e is "leased with you. 4o bearer of burdens can bear the

burden of another. In the end, to your &ord is your +eturn, when e will tell you the truth of

all that ye did $in this life%. for e #noweth well all that is in $men9s% hearts.

8. (hen some trouble toucheth man, he crieth unto his &ord, turnin to im in re"entance0 but when e bestoweth a fa)our u"on him as from imself, $man% doth foret what he cried

and "rayed for before, and he doth set u" ri)als unto Allah, thus misleadin others from

Allah.s Path. Say, 17n-oy thy blas"hemy for a little while0 )erily thou art $one% of the

Com"anions of the ire21

9. Is one who worshi"s de)outly durin the hour of the niht "rostratin himself or standin

$in adoration%, who ta#es heed of the ereafter, and who "laces his ho"e in the Mercy of his

&ord 5 $li#e one who does not%3 Say0 1Are those eual, those who #now and those who do not

#now3 It is those who are endued with understandin that recei)e admonition.

10. Say0 1/ ye my ser)ants who belie)e2 ear your &ord, ood is $the reward% for those who

do ood in this world. S"acious is Allah.s earth2 those who "atiently "erse)ere will truly

recei)e a reward without measure21

11. Say0 1>erily, I am commanded to ser)e Allah with sincere de)otion;

12. 1And I am commanded to be the first of those who bow to Allah in Islam.1

13. Say0 1I would, if I disobeyed my &ord, indeed ha)e fear of the Penalty of a Mihty Day.1

14. Say0 1It is Allah I ser)e, with my sincere $and e8clusi)e% de)otion0

15. 1Ser)e ye what ye will besides him.1 Say0 1!ruly, those in loss are those who lose their

own souls and their Peo"le on the Day of Judment0 Ah2 that is indeed the $real and% e)ident

&oss2

16. !hey shall ha)e &ayers of ire abo)e them, and &ayers $of ire% below them0 with this

doth Allah warn off his ser)ants0 1/ My Ser)ants2 then fear ye Me21

17. !hose who eschew 7)il,5 and fall not into its worshi",5 and turn to Allah $in re"entance%,5

for them is Good 4ews0 so announce the Good 4ews to My Ser)ants,5



18. !hose who listen to the (ord, and follow the best $meanin% in it0 those are the ones

whom Allah has uided, and those are the ones endued with understandin.

19. Is, then, one aainst whom the decree of Punishment is -ustly due $eual to one who

eschews 7)il%3 (ouldst thou, then, deli)er one $who is% in the ire3

20. 'ut it is for those who fear their &ord. !hat lofty mansions, one abo)e another, ha)e been

built0 beneath them flow ri)ers $of deliht%0 $such is% the Promise of Allah. ne)er doth Allah

fail in $is% "romise.

21. Seest thou not that Allah sends down rain from the s#y, and leads it throuh s"rins in the

earth3 !hen e causes to row, therewith, "roduce of )arious colours0 then it withers; thou

wilt see it row yellow; then e ma#es it dry u" and crumble away. !ruly, in this, is a

Messae of remembrance to men of understandin.

22. Is one whose heart Allah has o"ened to Islam, so that he has recei)ed 7nlihtenment from

Allah, $no better than one hard5hearted%3 (oe to those whose hearts are hardened aainstcelebratin the "raises of Allah. they are manifestly wanderin $in error%2

23. Allah has re)ealed $from time to time% the most beautiful Messae in the form of a 'oo#,

consistent with itself, $yet% re"eatin $its teachin in )arious as"ects%0 the s#ins of those who

fear their &ord tremble thereat; then their s#ins and their hearts do soften to the celebration of

Allah.s "raises. Such is the uidance of Allah. e uides therewith whom e "leases, but

such as Allah lea)es to stray, can ha)e none to uide.

24. Is, then, one who has to fear the brunt of the Penalty on the Day of Judment $and recei)e

it% on his face, $li#e one uarded therefrom%3 It will be said to the wron5 doers0 1!aste ye

$the fruits of% what ye earned21

25. !hose before them $also% re-ected $re)elation%, and so the Punishment came to them from

directions they did not "ercei)e.

26. So Allah a)e them a taste of humiliation in the "resent life, but reater is the "unishment

of the ereafter, if they only #new2

27. (e ha)e "ut forth for men, in this <ur9an e)ery #ind of Parable, in order that they may

recei)e admonition.

28. $It is% a <ur9an in Arabic, without any croo#edness $therein%0 in order that they may uard

aainst 7)il.

29. Allah "uts forth a Parable a man belonin to many "artners at )ariance with each other,

and a man belonin entirely to one master0 are those two eual in com"arison3 Praise be to

Allah. but most of them ha)e no #nowlede.

30. !ruly thou wilt die $one day%, and truly they $too% will die $one day%.

31. In the end will ye $all%, on the Day of Judment, settle your dis"utes in the "resence of

your &ord.



32. (ho, then, doth more wron than one who utters a lie concernin Allah, and re-ects the

!ruth when it comes to him; is there not in ell an abode for blas"hemers3

33. And he who brins the !ruth and he who confirms $and su""orts% it 5 such are the men

who do riht.

34. !hey shall ha)e all that they wish for, in the "resence of their &ord0 such is the reward of

those who do ood0

35. So that Allah will turn off from them $e)en% the worst in their deeds and i)e them their

reward accordin to the best of what they ha)e done.

36. Is not Allah enouh for his Ser)ant3 'ut they try to frihten thee with other $ods% besides

im2 for such as Allah lea)es to stray, there can be no uide.

37. And such as Allah doth uide there can be none to lead astray. Is not Allah 78alted in

Power, $Able to enforce is (ill%, &ord of +etribution3

38. If indeed thou as# them who it is that created the hea)ens and the earth, they would be

sure to say, 1$Allah%1. Say0 1See ye then3 the thins that ye in)o#e besides Allah,5 can they, if

Allah wills some Penalty for me, remo)e is Penalty35 /r if e wills some Grace for me, can

they #ee" bac# his Grace31 Say0 1Sufficient is Allah for me2 In im trust those who "ut their

trust.1

39. Say0 1/ my Peo"le2 Do whate)er ye can0 I will do $my "art%0 but soon will ye #now5

40. 1(ho it is to whom comes a Penalty of inominy, and on whom descends a Penalty that

abides.1

41. >erily (e ha)e re)ealed the 'oo# to thee in !ruth, for $instructin% man#ind. e, then,

that recei)es uidance benefits his own soul0 but he that strays in-ures his own soul. 4or art

thou set o)er them to dis"ose of their affairs.

42. It is Allah that ta#es the souls $of men% at death; and those that die not $e ta#es% durin

their slee"0 those on whom e has "assed the decree of death, e #ee"s bac# $from returnin

to life%, but the rest e sends $to their bodies% for a term a""ointed )erily in this are Sins for

those who reflect.

43. (hat2 Do they ta#e for intercessors others besides Allah. Say0 17)en if they ha)e no

"ower whate)er and no intellience31

44. Say0 1!o Allah belons e8clusi)ely $the riht to rant% intercession0 to im belons the

dominion of the hea)ens and the earth0 In the 7nd, it is to im that ye shall be brouht bac#.1

45. (hen Allah, the /ne and /nly, is mentioned, the hearts of those who belie)e not in the

ereafter are filled with disust and horror; but when $ods% other than e are mentioned,

behold, they are filled with -oy2



46. Say0 1/ Allah. Creator of the hea)ens and the earth2 =nower of all that is hidden and

o"en2 it is !hou that wilt -ude between !hy Ser)ants in those matters about which they ha)e

differed.1

47. 7)en if the wron5doers had all that there is on earth, and as much more, $in )ain% would

they offer it for ransom from the "ain of the Penalty on the Day of Judment0 but somethinwill confront them from Allah, which they could ne)er ha)e counted u"on2

48. or the e)ils of their Deeds will confront them, and they will be $com"letely% encircled by

that which they used to moc# at2

49. 4ow, when trouble touches man, he cries to *s0 'ut when (e bestow a fa)our u"on him

as from /ursel)es, he says, 1!his has been i)en to me because of a certain #nowlede $I

ha)e%21 4ay, but this is but a trial, but most of them understand not2

50. !hus did the $enerations% before them say2 'ut all that they did was of no "rofit to them.

51. 4ay, the e)il results of their Deeds o)ertoo# them. And the wron5doers of this

$eneration%5 the e)il results of their Deeds will soon o)erta#e them $too%, and they will ne)er

be able to frustrate $/ur Plan%2

52. =now they not that Allah enlares the "ro)ision or restricts it, for any e "leases3 >erily,

in this are Sins for those who belie)e2

53. Say0 1/ my Ser)ants who ha)e transressed aainst their souls2 Des"air not of the Mercy

of Allah. for Allah fori)es all sins0 for e is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

54. 1!urn ye to our &ord $in re"entance% and bow to is $(ill%, before the Penalty comes on

you0 after that ye shall not be hel"ed.

55. 1And follow the best of $the courses% re)ealed to you from your &ord, before the Penalty

comes on you 5 of a sudden while ye "ercei)e not25

56. 1&est the soul should $then% say0 9Ah2 (oe is me25 In that I nelected $my duty% towards

Allah, and was but amon those who moc#ed295

57. 1/r $lest% it should say0 9If only Allah had uided me, I should certainly ha)e been amon

the rihteous295

58. 1/r $lest% it should say when it $actually% sees the "enalty0 9If only I had another chance, I

should certainly be amon those who do ood29

59. 1$!he re"ly will be0% 94ay, but there came to thee my Sins, and thou didst re-ect them0

thou wast auhty, and became one of those who re-ect faith291

60. /n the Day of Judment wilt thou see those who told lies aainst Allah.5 their faces will

be turned blac#; Is there not in ell an abode for the auhty3

61. 'ut Allah will deli)er the rihteous to their "lace of sal)ation0 no e)il shall touch them,nor shall they rie)e.



62. Allah is the Creator of all thins, and e is the Guardian and Dis"oser of all affairs.

63. !o im belon the #eys of the hea)ens and the earth0 and those who re-ect the Sins of

Allah,5 it is they who will be in loss.

64. Say0 1Is it some one other than Allah that ye order me to worshi", / ye inorant ones31

65. 'ut it has already been re)ealed to thee,5 as it was to those before thee,5 1If thou wert to

-oin $ods with Allah., truly fruitless will be thy wor# $in life%, and thou wilt surely be in the

ran#s of those who lose $all s"iritual ood%1.

66. 4ay, but worshi" Allah, and be of those who i)e than#s.

67. 4o -ust estimate ha)e they made of Allah, such as is due to im0 /n the Day of Judment

the whole of the earth will be but is handful, and the hea)ens will be rolled u" in is riht

hand0 Glory to im2 ih is e abo)e the Partners they attribute to im2

68. !he !rum"et will $-ust% be sounded, when all that are in the hea)ens and on earth will

swoon, e8ce"t such as it will "lease Allah $to e8em"t%. !hen will a second one be sounded,

when, behold, they will be standin and loo#in on2

69. And the 7arth will shine with the Glory of its &ord0 the +ecord $of Deeds% will be "laced

$o"en%; the "ro"hets and the witnesses will be brouht forward and a -ust decision "ronounced

between them; and they will not be wroned $in the least%.

70. And to e)ery soul will be "aid in full $the fruit% of its Deeds; and $$Allah%% #noweth best

all that they do.

71. !he *nbelie)ers will be led to ell in crowd0 until, when they arri)e, there, its ates will

be o"ened. And its #ee"ers will say, 1Did not a"ostles come to you from amon yoursel)es,

rehearsin to you the Sins of your &ord, and warnin you of the Meetin of !his Day of

yours31 !he answer will be0 1!rue0 but the Decree of Punishment has been "ro)ed true

aainst the *nbelie)ers21

72. $!o them% will be said0 17nter ye the ates of ell, to dwell therein0 and e)il is $this%

Abode of the Arroant21

73. And those who feared their &ord will be led to the Garden in crowds0 until behold, theyarri)e there; its ates will be o"ened; and its #ee"ers will say0 1Peace be u"on you2 well ha)e

ye done2 enter ye here, to dwell therein.1

74. !hey will say0 1Praise be to Allah, (ho has truly fulfilled is Promise to us, and has

i)en us $this% land in heritae0 (e can dwell in the Garden as we will0 how e8cellent a

reward for those who wor# $rihteousness%21

75. And thou wilt see the anels surroundin the !hrone $Di)ine% on all sides, sinin Glory

and Praise to their &ord. !he Decision between them $at Judment% will be in $"erfect% -ustice,

and the cry $on all sides% will be, 1Praise be to Allah, the &ord of the (orlds21



Surah 40. The elie+er# The Forgi+er <go(=

1. a Mim

2. !he re)elation of this 'oo# is from Allah, 78alted in Power, ull of =nowlede,5

3. (ho fori)eth sin, acce"teth re"entance, is strict in "unishment, and hath a lon reach $in

all thins%. there is no od but e0 to im is the final oal.

4. 4one can dis"ute about the Sins of Allah but the *nbelie)ers. &et not, then, their struttin

about throuh the land decei)e thee2

5. 'ut $there were "eo"le% before them, who denied $the Sins%,5 the Peo"le of 4oah, and the

Confederates $of 7)il% after them; and e)ery Peo"le "lotted aainst their "ro"het, to sei6e him,

and dis"uted by means of )anities, therewith to condemn the !ruth; but it was I that sei6ed

them2 and how $terrible% was My +euital2

6. !hus was the Decree of thy &ord "ro)ed true aainst the *nbelie)ers; that truly they are

Com"anions of the ire2

7. !hose who sustain the !hrone $of Allah. and those around it Sin Glory and Praise to their

&ord; belie)e in im; and im"lore ori)eness for those who belie)e0 1/ur &ord2 !hy +each

is o)er all thins, in Mercy and =nowlede. ori)e, then, those who turn in +e"entance, and

follow !hy Path; and "reser)e them from the Penalty of the 'la6in ire2

8. 1And rant, our &ord2 that they enter the Gardens of 7ternity, which !hou hast "romised to

them, and to the rihteous amon their fathers, their wi)es, and their "osterity2 or !hou art

$e%, the 78alted in Miht, ull of (isdom.

9. 1And "reser)e them from $all% ills; and any whom !hou dost "reser)e from ills that Day,5

on them wilt !hou ha)e bestowed Mercy indeed0 and that will be truly $for them% the hihest

Achie)ement1.

10. !he *nbelie)ers will be addressed0 1Greater was the a)ersion of Allah to you than $is%

your a)ersion to yoursel)es, seein that ye were called to the aith and ye used to refuse.1

11. !hey will say0 1/ur &ord2 twice hast !hou made us without life, and twice hast !houi)en us &ife2 4ow ha)e we reconised our sins0 Is there any way out $of this%31

12. $!he answer will be0% 1!his is because, when Allah was in)o#ed as the /nly $ob-ect of

worshi"%, ye did re-ect aith, but when "artners were -oined to im, ye belie)ed2 the

Command is with Allah, Most ih, Most Great21

13. e it is (ho showeth you his Sins, and sendeth down sustenance for you from the s#y0

but only those recei)e admonition who turn $to Allah..

14. Call ye, then, u"on Allah with sincere de)otion to im, e)en thouh the *nbelie)ers may

detest it.



15. +aised hih abo)e ran#s $or derees%, $e is% the &ord of the !hrone $of Authority%0 by

is Command doth e send the S"irit $of ins"iration% to any of is ser)ants he "leases, that it

may warn $men% of the Day of Mutual Meetin,5

16. !he Day whereon they will $all% come forth0 not a sinle thin concernin them is hidden

from Allah. (hose will be the dominion that Day31 !hat of Allah, the /ne the Irresistible2

17. !hat Day will e)ery soul be reuited for what it earned; no in-ustice will there be that

Day, for Allah is Swift in ta#in account.

18. (arn them of the Day that is $e)er% drawin near, when the hearts will $come% riht u" to

the throats to cho#e $them%; 4o intimate friend nor intercessor will the wron5doers ha)e, who

could be listened to.

19. $$Allah%% #nows of $the tric#s% that decei)e with the eyes, and all that the hearts $of men%

conceal.

20. And Allah will -ude with $-ustice and% !ruth0 but those whom $men% in)o#e besides im,

will not $be in a "osition% to -ude at all. >erily it is Allah $alone% (ho hears and sees $all

thins%.

21. Do they not tra)el throuh the earth and see what was the 7nd of those before them3 !hey

were e)en su"erior to them in strenth, and in the traces $they ha)e left% in the land0 but Allah

did call them to account for their sins, and none had they to defend them aainst Allah.

22. !hat was because there came to them their a"ostles with Clear $Sins%, but they re-ected

them0 So Allah called them to account0 for e is ull of Strenth, Strict in Punishment.

23. /f old (e sent Moses, with /ur Sins and an authority manifest,

24. !o Pharaoh, aman, and <arun; but they called $him%1 a sorcerer tellin lies21...

25. 4ow, when he came to them in !ruth, from *s, they said, 1Slay the sons of those who

belie)e with him, and #ee" ali)e their females,1 but the "lots of *nbelie)ers $end% in nothin

but errors $and delusions%2...

26. Said Pharaoh0 1&ea)e me to slay Moses; and let him call on his &ord2 (hat I fear is lest

he should chane your reliion, or lest he should cause mischief to a""ear in the land21

27. Moses said0 1I ha)e indeed called u"on my &ord and your &ord $for "rotection% from

e)ery arroant one who belie)es not in the Day of Account21

28. A belie)er, a man from amon the "eo"le of Pharaoh, who had concealed his faith, said0

1(ill ye slay a man because he says, 9My &ord is Allah.35 when he has indeed come to you

with Clear $Sins% from your &ord3 and if he be a liar, on him is $the sin of% his lie0 but, if he

is tellin the !ruth, then will fall on you somethin of the $calamity% of which he warns you0

!ruly Allah uides not one who transresses and lies2



29. 1/ my Peo"le2 :ours is the dominion this day0 :e ha)e the u""er hand in the land0 but

who will hel" us from the Punishment of Allah, should it befall us31 Pharaoh said0 1I but

"oint out to you that which I see $myself%; 4or do I uide you but to the Path of +iht21

30. !hen said the man who belie)ed0 1/ my "eo"le2 !ruly I do fear for you somethin li#e

the Day $of disaster% of the Confederates $in sin%25

31. 1Somethin li#e the fate of the Peo"le of 4oah, the 9Ad, and the !hamud, and those who

came after them0 but Allah ne)er wishes in-ustice to his Ser)ants.

32. 1And / my "eo"le2 I fear for you a Day when there will be Mutual callin $and wailin%,5

33. 1A Day when ye shall turn your bac#s and flee0 4o defender shall ye ha)e from Allah.

Any whom Allah lea)es to stray, there is none to uide...

34. 1And to you there came Jose"h in times one by, with Clear Sins, but ye ceased not to

doubt of the $Mission% for which he had come0 At lenth, when he died, ye said0 94o a"ostlewill Allah send after him.9 thus doth Allah lea)e to stray such as transress and li)e in doubt,5

35. 1$Such% as dis"ute about the Sins of Allah, without any authority that hath reached them,

rie)ous and odious $is such conduct% in the siht of Allah and of the 'elie)ers. !hus doth

Allah, seal u" e)ery heart 5 of arroant and obstinate !ransressors.1

36. Pharaoh said0 1/ aman2 'uild me a lofty "alace, that I may attain the ways and means5

37. 1!he ways and means of $reachin% the hea)ens, and that I may mount u" to the Allah of

Moses0 'ut as far as I am concerned, I thin# $Moses% is a liar21 !hus was made allurin, in

Pharaoh9s eyes, the e)il of his deeds, and he was hindered from the Path; and the "lot of

Pharaoh led to nothin but "erdition $for him%.

38. !he man who belie)ed said further0 1/ my "eo"le2 ollow me0 I will lead you to the Path

of +iht.

39. 1/ my "eo"le2 !his life of the "resent is nothin but $tem"orary% con)enience0 It is the

ereafter that is the ome that will last.

40. 1e that wor#s e)il will not be reuited but by the li#e thereof0 and he that wor#s a

rihteous deed 5 whether man or woman 5 and is a 'elie)er5 such will enter the Garden $of'liss%0 !herein will they ha)e abundance without measure.

41. 1And / my "eo"le2 ow $strane% it is for me to call you to Sal)ation while ye call me to

the ire2

42. 1:e do call u"on me to blas"heme aainst Allah, and to -oin with im "artners of whom I

ha)e no #nowlede; and I call you to the 78alted in Power, (ho fori)es aain and aain21

43. 1(ithout doubt ye do call me to one who is not fit to be called to, whether in this world,

or in the ereafter; our return will be to Allah. and the !ransressors will be Com"anions of

the ire2



44. 1Soon will ye remember what I say to you $now%, My $own% affair I commit to Allah. for

Allah $e)er% watches o)er is Ser)ants.1

45. !hen Allah sa)ed him from $e)ery% ill that they "lotted $aainst him%, but the burnt of the

Penalty encom"assed on all sides the Peo"le of Pharaoh.

46. In front of the ire will they be brouht, mornin and e)enin0 And $the sentence will be%

on the Day that Judment will be established0 1Cast ye the Peo"le of Pharaoh into the se)erest

Penalty21

47. 'ehold, they will dis"ute with each other in the ire2 !he wea# ones $who followed% will

say to those who had been arroant, 1(e but followed you0 Can ye then ta#e $on yoursel)es%

from us some share of the ire3

48. !hose who had been arroant will say0 1(e are all in this $ire%2 !ruly, Allah has -uded

between $his% Ser)ants21

49. !hose in the ire will say to the =ee"ers of ell0 1Pray to your &ord to lihten us the

Penalty for a day $at least%21

50. !hey will say0 1Did there not come to you your a"ostles with Clear Sins31 !hey will say,

1:es1. !hey will re"ly, 1!hen "ray $as ye li#e%2 'ut the "rayer of those without aith is

nothin but $futile wanderin% in $ma6es of% error21

51. (e will, without doubt, hel" our a"ostles and those who belie)e, $both% in this world9s life

and on the Day when the (itnesses will stand forth,5

52. !he Day when no "rofit will it be to (ron5doers to "resent their e8cuses, but they will

$only% ha)e the Curse and the ome of Misery.

53. (e did aforetime i)e Moses the $'oo# of% Guidance, and (e a)e the boo# in

inheritance to the Children of Israel,5

54. A Guide and a Messae to men of *nderstandin.

55. Patiently, then, "erse)ere0 for the Promise of Allah is true0 and as# fori)eness for thy

fault, and celebrate the Praises of thy &ord in the e)enin and in the mornin.

56. !hose who dis"ute about the sins of Allah without any authority bestowed on them,5

there is nothin in their breasts but $the uest of% reatness, which they shall ne)er attain to0

see# refue, then, in Allah. It is e (ho hears and sees $all thins%.

57. Assuredly the creation of the hea)ens and the earth is a reater $matter% than the creation

of men0 :et most men understand not.

58. 4ot eual are the blind and those who $clearly% see0 4or are $eual% those who belie)e and

wor# deeds of rihteousness, and those who do e)il. &ittle do ye learn by admonition2

59. !he our will certainly come0 !herein is no doubt0 :et most men belie)e not.



60. And your &ord says0 1Call on Me; I will answer your $Prayer%0 but those who are too

arroant to ser)e Me will surely find themsel)es in ell 5 in humiliation21

61. It is Allah (ho has made the 4iht for you, that ye may rest therein, and the days as that

which hel"s $you% to see. >erily Allah is full of Grace and 'ounty to men0 yet most men i)e

no than#s.

62. Such is Allah, your &ord, the Creator of all thins, there is no od but e0 !hen how ye

are deluded away from the !ruth2

63. !hus are deluded those who are wont to re-ect the Sins of Allah.

64. It is Allah (ho has made for you the earth as a restin "lace, and the s#y as a cano"y, and

has i)en you sha"e5 and made your sha"es beautiful,5 and has "ro)ided for you Sustenance,

of thins "ure and ood;5 such is Allah your &ord. So Glory to Allah, the &ord of the (orlds2

65. e is the &i)in $/ne%0 !here is no od but e0 Call u"on im, i)in im sincerede)otion. Praise be to Allah, &ord of the (orlds2

66. Say0 1I ha)e been forbidden to in)o#e those whom ye in)o#e besides Allah,5 seein that

the Clear Sins ha)e come to me from my &ord; and I ha)e been commanded to bow $in

Islam% to the &ord of the (orlds.1

67. It is e (ho has created you from dust then from a s"erm5dro", then from a leech5li#e

clot; then does he et you out $into the liht% as a child0 then lets you $row and% reach your

ae of full strenth; then lets you become old,5 thouh of you there are some who die before;5

and lets you reach a !erm a""ointed; in order that ye may learn wisdom.

68. It is e (ho i)es &ife and Death; and when e decides u"on an affair, e says to it,

1'e1, and it is.

69. Seest thou not those that dis"ute concernin the Sins of Allah. ow are they turned away

$from +eality%35

70. !hose who re-ect the 'oo# and the $re)elations% with which (e sent our a"ostles0 but

soon shall they #now,5

71. (hen the yo#es $shall be% round their nec#s, and the chains; they shall be draed alon5

72. In the boilin fetid fluid0 then in the ire shall they be burned;

73. !hen shall it be said to them0 1(here are the $deities% to which ye a)e "art5 worshi"5

74. 1In deroation of Allah.1 !hey will re"ly0 1!hey ha)e left us in the lurch0 4ay, we

in)o#ed not, of old, anythin $that had real e8istence%.1 !hus does Allah lea)e the

*nbelie)ers to stray.

75. 1!hat was because ye were wont to re-oice on the earth in thins other than the !ruth, and

that ye were wont to be insolent.



76. 17nter ye the ates of ell, to dwell therein0 and e)il is $this% abode of the arroant21

77. So "erse)ere in "atience; for the Promise of Allah is true0 and whether (e show thee $in

this life% some "art of what (e "romise them,5 or (e ta#e thy soul $to /ur Mercy% $before

that%,5$in any case% it is to *s that they shall $all% return.

78. (e did aforetime send a"ostles before thee0 of them there are some whose story (e ha)e

related to thee, and some whose story (e ha)e not related to thee. It was not $"ossible% for

any a"ostle to brin a sin e8ce"t by the lea)e of Allah. but when the Command of Allah

issued, the matter was decided in truth and -ustice, and there "erished, there and then those

who stood on alsehoods.

79. It is Allah (ho made cattle for you, that ye may use some for ridin and some for food;

80. And there are $other% ad)antaes in them for you $besides%; that ye may throuh them

attain to any need $there may be% in your hearts; and on them and on shi"s ye are carried.

81. And e shows you $always% is Sins0 then which of the Sins of Allah will ye deny3

82. Do they not tra)el throuh the earth and see what was the 7nd of those before them3 !hey

were more numerous than these and su"erior in strenth and in the traces $they ha)e left% in

the land0 :et all that they accom"lished was of no "rofit to them.

83. or when their a"ostles came to them with Clear Sins, they e8ulted in such #nowlede

$and s#ill% as they had; but that )ery $(rath% at which they were wont to scoff hemmed them

in.

84. 'ut when they saw /ur Punishment, they said0 1(e belie)e in Allah,5 the one Allah 5 and

we re-ect the "artners we used to -oin with im.1

85. 'ut their "rofessin the aith when they $actually% saw /ur Punishment was not oin to

"rofit them. $Such has been% Allah.s (ay of dealin with is Ser)ants $from the most ancient

times%. And e)en thus did the +e-ecters of Allah "erish $utterly%2

Surah 41. <%ign%= Spelle( Ou)# $amim

1. a Mim0

2. A +e)elation from $$Allah%%, Most Gracious, Most Merciful;5

3. A 'oo#, whereof the )erses are e8"lained in detail;5 a <ur9an in Arabic, for "eo"le who

understand;5

4. Gi)in ood news and admonition0 yet most of them turn away, and so they hear not.

5. !hey say0 1/ur hearts are under )eils, $concealed% from that to which thou dost in)ite us,

and in our ears in a deafness, and between us and thee is a screen0 so do thou $what thou wilt%;

for us, we shall do $what we will2%1



6. Say thou0 1I am but a man li#e you0 It is re)ealed to me by Ins"iration, that your Allah is

one Allah. so stand true to im, and as# for is ori)eness.1 And woe to those who -oin

ods with Allah,5

7. !hose who "ractise not reular Charity, and who e)en deny the ereafter.

8. or those who belie)e and wor# deeds of rihteousness is a reward that will ne)er fail.

9. Say0 Is it that ye deny im (ho created the earth in two Days3 And do ye -oin euals with

im3 e is the &ord of $all% the (orlds.

10. e set on the $earth%, mountains standin firm, hih abo)e it, and bestowed blessins on

the earth, and measure therein all thins to i)e them nourishment in due "ro"ortion, in four

Days, in accordance with $the needs of% those who see# $Sustenance%.

11. Moreo)er e com"rehended in is desin the s#y, and it had been $as% smo#e0 e said to

it and to the earth0 1Come ye toether, willinly or unwillinly.1 !hey said0 1(e do come$toether%, in willin obedience.1

12. So e com"leted them as se)en firmaments in two Days, and e assined to each hea)en

its duty and command. And (e adorned the lower hea)en with lihts, and $"ro)ided it% with

uard. Such is the Decree of $im% the 78alted in Miht, ull of =nowlede.

13. 'ut if they turn away, say thou0 1I ha)e warned you of a stunnin Punishment $as of

thunder and lihtnin% li#e that which $o)ertoo#% the 9Ad and the !hamud21

14. 'ehold, the a"ostles came to them, from before them and behind them, $"reachin%0

1Ser)e none but Allah.1 !hey said, 1If our &ord had so "leased, e would certainly ha)e sent

down anels $to "reach%. 4ow we re-ect your mission $altoether%.1

15. 4ow the 9Ad beha)ed arroantly throuh the land, aainst $all% truth and reason, and said0

1(ho is su"erior to us in strenth31 (hat2 did they not see that Allah, (ho created them, was

su"erior to them in strenth3 'ut they continued to re-ect /ur Sins2

16. So (e sent aainst them a furious (ind throuh days of disaster, that (e miht i)e

them a taste of a Penalty of humiliation in this life; but the Penalty of a ereafter will be more

humiliatin still0 and they will find no hel".

17. As to the !hamud, (e a)e them Guidance, but they "referred blindness $of heart% to

Guidance0 so the stunnin Punishment of humiliation sei6ed them, because of what they had

earned.

18. 'ut (e deli)ered those who belie)ed and "ractised rihteousness.

19. /n the Day that the enemies of Allah will be athered toether to the ire, they will be

marched in ran#s.

20. At lenth, when they reach the $ire%, their hearin, their siht, and their s#ins will bear

witness aainst them, as to $all% their deeds.



21. !hey will say to their s#ins0 1(hy bear ye witness aainst us31 !hey will say0 1$Allah%

hath i)en us s"eech,5 $e% (ho i)eth s"eech to e)erythin0 e created you for the first

time, and unto im were ye to return.

22. 1:e did not see# to hide yoursel)es, lest your hearin, your siht, and your s#ins should

bear witness aainst you2 'ut ye did thin# that Allah #new not many of the thins that ye usedto do2

23. 1'ut this thouht of yours which ye did entertain concernin your &ord, hath brouht you

to destruction, and $now% ha)e ye become of those utterly lost21

24. If, then, they ha)e "atience, the ire will be a home for them2 and if they be to be

recei)ed into fa)our, into fa)our will they not $then% be recei)ed.

25. And (e ha)e destined for them intimate com"anions $of li#e nature%, who made allurin

to them what was before them and behind them; and the sentence amon the "re)ious

enerations of Jinns and men, who ha)e "assed away, is "ro)ed aainst them; for they areutterly lost.

26. !he *nbelie)ers say0 1&isten not to this <ur9an, but tal# at random in the midst of its

$readin%, that ye may ain the u""er hand21

27. 'ut (e will certainly i)e the *nbelie)ers a taste of a se)ere Penalty, and (e will reuite

them for the worst of their deeds.

28. Such is the reuital of the enemies of Allah,5 the ire0 therein will be for them the 7ternal

ome0 a $fit% reuital, for that they were wont to re-ect /ur Sins.

29. And the *nbelie)ers will say0 1/ur &ord2 Show us those, amon Jinns and men, who

misled us0 (e shall crush them beneath our feet, so that they become the )ilest $before all%.1

30. In the case of those who say, 1/ur &ord is Allah., and, further, stand straiht and steadfast,

the anels descend on them $from time to time%0 1ear ye not21 $they suest%, 14or rie)e2

but recei)e the Glad !idins of the Garden $of 'liss%, the which ye were "romised2

31. 1(e are your "rotectors in this life and in the ereafter0 therein shall ye ha)e all that your

souls shall desire; therein shall ye ha)e all that ye as# for25

32. 1A hos"itable ift from one /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful21

33. (ho is better in s"eech than one who calls $men% to Allah, wor#s rihteousness, and says,

1I am of those who bow in Islam13

34. 4or can oodness and 7)il be eual. +e"el $7)il% with what is better0 !hen will he

between whom and thee was hatred become as it were thy friend and intimate2

35. And no one will be ranted such oodness e8ce"t those who e8ercise "atience and self5

restraint,5 none but "ersons of the reatest ood fortune.



36. And if $at any time% an incitement to discord is made to thee by the 7)il /ne, see# refue

in Allah. e is the /ne (ho hears and #nows all thins.

37. Amon is Sins are the 4iht and the Day, and the Sun and the Moon. Adore not the

sun and the moon, but adore Allah, (ho created them, if it is im ye wish to ser)e.

38. 'ut is the $*nbelie)ers% are arroant, $no matter%0 for in the "resence of thy &ord are those

who celebrate is "raises by niht and by day. And they ne)er fla $nor feel themsel)es

abo)e it%.

39. And amon is Sins in this0 thou seest the earth barren and desolate; but when (e send

down rain to it, it is stirred to life and yields increase. !ruly, e (ho i)es life to the $dead%

earth can surely i)e life to $men% who are dead. or e has "ower o)er all thins.

40. !hose who "er)ert the !ruth in /ur Sins are not hidden from *s. (hich is better35 he

that is cast into the ire, or he that comes safe throuh, on the Day of Judment3 Do what ye

will0 )erily e seeth $clearly% all that ye do.

41. !hose who re-ect the Messae when it comes to them $are not hidden from *s%. And

indeed it is a 'oo# of e8alted "ower.

42. 4o falsehood can a""roach it from before or behind it0 It is sent down by /ne ull of

(isdom, (orthy of all Praise.

43. 4othin is said to thee that was not said to the a"ostles before thee0 that thy lord has at his

Command $all% fori)eness as well as a most Grie)ous Penalty.

44. ad (e sent this as a <ur9an $in the lanuae% other than Arabic, they would ha)e said0

1(hy are not its )erses e8"lained in detail3 (hat2 $a 'oo#% not in Arabic and $a Messener

an Arab31 Say0 1It is a Guide and a ealin to those who belie)e; and for those who belie)e

not, there is a deafness in their ears, and it is blindness in their $eyes%0 !hey are $as it were%

bein called from a "lace far distant21

45. (e certainly a)e Moses the 'oo# aforetime0 but dis"utes arose therein. ad it not been

for a (ord that went forth before from thy &ord, $their differences% would ha)e been settled

between them0 but they remained in sus"icious disuietin doubt thereon.

46. (hoe)er wor#s rihteousness benefits his own soul; whoe)er wor#s e)il, it is aainst hisown soul0 nor is thy &ord e)er un-ust $in the least% to is Ser)ants.

47. !o im is referred the =nowlede of the our $of Judment0 e #nows all%0 4o date5fruit

comes out of its sheath, nor does a female concei)e $within her womb% nor brin forth the

Day that $$Allah%% will "ro"ound to them the $uestion%, 1(here are the "artners $ye attributed

to Me31 !hey will say, 1(e do assure thee not one of us can bear witness21

48. !he $deities% they used to in)o#e aforetime will lea)e them in the lurch, and they will

"ercei)e that they ha)e no way of esca"e.

49. Man does not weary of as#in for ood $thins%, but if ill touches him, he i)es u" allho"e $and% is lost in des"air.



50. (hen we i)e him a taste of some Mercy from /ursel)es, after some ad)ersity has

touched him, he is sure to say, 1!his is due to my $merit%0 I thin# not that the our $of

Judment% will $e)er% be established; but if I am brouht bac# to my &ord, I ha)e $much%

ood $stored% in is siht21 'ut (e will show the *nbelie)ers the truth of all that they did,

and (e shall i)e them the taste of a se)ere Penalty.

51. (hen (e bestow fa)ours on man, he turns away, and ets himself remote on his side

$instead of comin to *s%; and when e)il sei6es him, $he comes% full of "roloned "rayer2

52. Say0 1See ye if the $+e)elation% is $really% from Allah, and yet do ye re-ect it3 (ho is

more astray than one who is in a schism far $from any "ur"ose%31

53. Soon will (e show them our Sins in the $furthest% reions $of the earth%, and in their

own souls, until it becomes manifest to them that this is the !ruth. Is it not enouh that thy

&ord doth witness all thins3

54. Ah indeed2 Are they in doubt concernin the Meetin with their &ord3 Ah indeed2 It is ethat doth encom"ass all thins2

Surah 42. Coun,el# Con%ul)a)ion

1. a5Mim

2. 9Ain. Sin. <af.

3. !hus doth $e% send ins"iration to thee as $e did% to those before thee,5 Allah, 78alted in

Power, ull of (isdom.

4. !o im belons all that is in the hea)ens and on earth0 and e is Most ih, Most Great.

5. !he hea)ens are almost rent asunder from abo)e them $by im Glory%0 and the anels

celebrate the Praises of their &ord, and "ray for fori)eness for $all% beins on earth0 'ehold2

>erily Allah is e, the /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

6. And those who ta#e as "rotectors others besides im,5 Allah doth watch o)er them; and

thou art not the dis"oser of their affairs.

7. !hus ha)e (e sent by ins"iration to thee an Arabic <ur9an0 that thou mayest warn the

Mother of Cities and all around her,5 and warn $them% of the Day of Assembly, of which there

is no doubt0 $when% some will be in the Garden, and some in the 'la6in ire.

8. If Allah had so willed, e could ha)e made them a sinle "eo"le; but e admits whom e

will to is Mercy; and the (ron5doers will ha)e no "rotector nor hel"er.

9. (hat2 a)e they ta#en $for worshi"% "rotectors besides im3 'ut it is Allah,5 e is the

Protector, and it is e (ho i)es life to the dead0 It is e (ho has "ower o)er all thins,

10. (hate)er it be wherein ye differ, the decision thereof is with Allah. such is Allah my&ord0 In im I trust, and to im I turn.



11. $e is% the Creator of the hea)ens and the earth0 e has made for you "airs from amon

yoursel)es, and "airs amon cattle0 by this means does e multi"ly you0 there is nothin

whate)er li#e unto im, and e is the /ne that hears and sees $all thins%.

12. !o im belon the #eys of the hea)ens and the earth0 e enlares and restricts. !he

Sustenance to whom e will0 for e #nows full well all thins.

13. !he same reliion has e established for you as that which e en-oined on 4oah 5 the

which (e ha)e sent by ins"iration to thee 5 and that which (e en-oined on Abraham, Moses,

and Jesus0 4amely, that ye should remain steadfast in reliion, and ma#e no di)isions therein0

to those who worshi" other thins than Allah, hard is the $way% to which thou callest them.

Allah chooses to imself those whom e "leases, and uides to imself those who turn $to

im%.

14. And they became di)ided only after =nowlede reached them,5 throuh selfish en)y as

between themsel)es. ad it not been for a (ord that went forth before from thy &ord,

$tendin% to a !erm a""ointed, the matter would ha)e been settled between them0 'ut trulythose who ha)e inherited the 'oo# after them are in sus"icious $disuietin% doubt concernin

it.

15. 4ow then, for that $reason%, call $them to the aith%, and stand steadfast as thou art

commanded, nor follow thou their )ain desires; but say0 1I belie)e in the 'oo# which Allah

has sent down; and I am commanded to -ude -ustly between you. Allah is our &ord and your

&ord0 for us $is the res"onsibility for% our deeds, and for you for your deeds. !here is no

contention between us and you. Allah will brin us toether, and to im is $our% inal Goal.

16. 'ut those who dis"ute concernin Allah after e has been acce"ted,5 futile is their dis"ute

in the Siht of their &ord0 on them will be a Penalty terrible.

17. It is Allah (ho has sent down the 'oo# in !ruth, and the 'alance $by which to weih

conduct%. And what will ma#e thee realise that "erha"s the our is close at hand3

18. /nly those wish to hasten it who belie)e not in it0 those who belie)e hold it in awe, and

#now that it is the !ruth. 'ehold, )erily those that dis"ute concernin the our are far astray.

19. Gracious is Allah to is ser)ants0 e i)es Sustenance to whom e "leases0 and e has

"ower and can carry out is (ill.

20. !o any that desires the tilth of the ereafter, (e i)e increase in his tilth, and to any that

desires the tilth of this world, (e rant somewhat thereof, but he has no share or lot in the

ereafter.

21. (hat2 ha)e they "artners $in odhead%, who ha)e established for them some reliion

without the "ermission of Allah. ad it not been for the Decree of Judment, the matter

would ha)e been decided between them $at once%. 'ut )erily the (ron5 doers will ha)e a

rie)ous Penalty.

22. !hou wilt see the (ron5doers in fear on account of what they ha)e earned, and $the

burden of% that must $necessarily% fall on them. 'ut those who belie)e and wor# rihteous



deeds will be in the lu8uriant meads of the Gardens0 they shall ha)e, before their &ord, all that

they wish for. !hat will indeed be the manificent 'ounty $of Allah..

23. !hat is $the 'ounty% whereof Allah i)es Glad !idins to is Ser)ants who belie)e and

do rihteous deeds. Say0 14o reward do I as# of you for this e8ce"t the lo)e of those near of

#in.1 And if any one earns any ood, (e shall i)e him an increase of ood in res"ect thereof0for Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most +eady to a""reciate $ser)ice%.

24. (hat2 Do they say, 1e has fored a falsehood aainst Allah.3 'ut if Allah willed, e

could seal u" thy heart. And Allah blots out >anity, and "ro)es the !ruth by is (ords. or

e #nows well the secrets of all hearts.

25. e is the /ne that acce"ts re"entance from is Ser)ants and fori)es sins0 and e #nows

all that ye do.

26. And e listens to those who belie)e and do deeds of rihteousness, and i)es them

increase of is 'ounty0 but for the *nbelie)ers their is a terrible Penalty.

27. If Allah were to enlare the "ro)ision for is Ser)ants, they would indeed transress

beyond all bounds throuh the earth; but he sends $it% down in due measure as e "leases. or

e is with is Ser)ants (ell5acuainted, (atchful.

28. e is the /ne that sends down rain $e)en% after $men% ha)e i)en u" all ho"e, and scatters

is Mercy $far and wide%. And e is the Protector, (orthy of all Praise.

29. And amon is Sins is the creation of the hea)ens and the earth, and the li)in creatures

that e has scattered throuh them0 and e has "ower to ather them toether when e wills.

30. (hate)er misfortune ha""ens to you, is because on the thins your hands ha)e wrouht,

and for many $of them% e rants fori)eness.

31. 4or can ye frustrate $auht%, $fleein% throuh the earth; nor ha)e ye, besides Allah, any

one to "rotect or to hel".

32. And amon is Sins are the shi"s, smooth5runnin throuh the ocean, $tall% as

mountains.

33. If it be is (ill e can still the (ind0 then would they become motionless on the bac# ofthe $ocean%. >erily in this are Sins for e)eryone who "atiently "erse)eres and is rateful.

34. /r e can cause them to "erish because of the $e)il% which $the men% ha)e earned; but

much doth e fori)e.

35. 'ut let those #now, who dis"ute about /ur Sins, that there is for them no way of esca"e.

36. (hate)er ye are i)en $here% is $but% a con)enience of this life0 but that which is with

Allah is better and more lastin0 $it is% for those who belie)e and "ut their trust in their &ord0

37. !hose who a)oid the reater crimes and shameful deeds, and, when they are anry e)enthen fori)e;



38. !hose who hear#en to their &ord, and establish reular Prayer; who $conduct% their affairs

by mutual Consultation; who s"end out of what (e bestow on them for Sustenance;

39. And those who, when an o""ressi)e wron is inflicted on them, $are not cowed but% hel"

and defend themsel)es.

40. !he recom"ense for an in-ury is an in-ury eual thereto $in deree%0 but if a "erson

fori)es and ma#es reconciliation, his reward is due from Allah. for $$Allah%% lo)eth not those

who do wron.

41. 'ut indeed if any do hel" and defend themsel)es after a wron $done% to them, aainst

such there is no cause of blame.

42. !he blame is only aainst those who o""ress men and wron5doin and insolently

transress beyond bounds throuh the land, defyin riht and -ustice0 for such there will be a

"enalty rie)ous.

43. 'ut indeed if any show "atience and fori)e, that would truly be an e8ercise of

couraeous will and resolution in the conduct of affairs.

44. or any whom Allah lea)es astray, there is no "rotector thereafter. And thou wilt see the

(ron5doers, when in siht of the Penalty, Say0 1Is there any way $to effect% a return31

45. And thou wilt see them brouht forward to the $Penalty%, in a humble frame of mind

because of $their% disrace, $and% loo#in with a stealthy lance. And the 'elie)ers will say0

1!hose are indeed in loss, who ha)e i)en to "erdition their own sel)es and those belonin

to them on the Day of Judment. 'ehold2 !ruly the (ron5doers are in a lastin Penalty21

46. And no "rotectors ha)e they to hel" them, other than Allah. And for any whom Allah

lea)es to stray, there is no way $to the Goal%.

47. ear#en ye to your &ord, before there come a Day which there will be no "uttin bac#,

because of $the /rdainment of% Allah. that Day there will be for you no "lace of refue nor

will there be for you any room for denial $of your sins%2

48. If then they run away, (e ha)e not sent thee as a uard o)er them. !hy duty is but to

con)ey $the Messae%. And truly, when (e i)e man a taste of a Mercy from /ursel)es, he

doth e8ult thereat, but when some ill ha""ens to him, on account of the deeds which his handsha)e sent forth, truly then is man unrateful2

49. !o Allah belons the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth. e creates what e wills

$and "lans%. e bestows $children% male or female accordin to is (ill $and Plan%,

50. /r e bestows both males and females, and e lea)es barren whom e will0 for e is full

of =nowlede and Power.

51. It is not fittin for a man that Allah should s"ea# to him e8ce"t by ins"iration, or from

behind a )eil, or by the sendin of a messener to re)eal, with Allah.s "ermission, what Allah

wills0 for e is Most ih, Most (ise.



52. And thus ha)e (e, by /ur Command, sent ins"iration to thee0 thou #newest not $before%

what was +e)elation, and what was aith; but (e ha)e made the $<ur9an% a &iht, wherewith

(e uide such of /ur ser)ants as (e will; and )erily thou dost uide $men% to the Straiht

(ay,5

53. !he (ay of Allah, to (hom belons whate)er is in the hea)ens and whate)er is on earth.'ehold $how% all affairs tend towards Allah.

Surah 43. Ornamen)% O >ol(# *u?ury

1. a5Mim

2. 'y the 'oo# that ma#es thins clear,5

3. (e ha)e made it a <ur9an in Arabic, that ye may be able to understand $and learn wisdom%.

4. And )erily, it is in the Mother of the 'oo#, in /ur Presence, hih $in dinity%, full of

wisdom.

5. Shall (e then ta#e away the Messae from you and re"el $you%, for that ye are a "eo"le

transressin beyond bounds3

6. 'ut how many were the "ro"hets (e sent amonst the "eo"les of old3

7. And ne)er came there a "ro"het to them but they moc#ed him.

8. So (e destroyed $them%5 stroner in "ower than these;5 and $thus% has "assed on the

Parable of the "eo"les of old.

9. If thou wert to uestion them, 9(ho created the hea)ens and the earth39 !hey would be sure

to re"ly, 9they were created by $im%, the 78alted in Power, ull of =nowlede9;5

10. $:ea, the same that% has made for you the earth $li#e a car"et% s"read out, and has made

for you roads $and channels% therein, in order that ye may find uidance $on the way%;

11. !hat sends down $from time to time% rain from the s#y in due measure;5 and (e raise to

life therewith a land that is dead; e)en so will ye be raised $from the dead%;5

12. !hat has created "airs in all thins, and has made for you shi"s and cattle on which ye

ride,

13. In order that ye may sit firm and suare on their bac#s, and when so seated, ye may

celebrate the $#ind% fa)our of your &ord, and say, 1Glory to im (ho has sub-ected these to

our $use%, for we could ne)er ha)e accom"lished this $by oursel)es%,

14. 1And to our &ord, surely, must we turn bac#21

15. :et they attribute to some of is ser)ants a share with im $in his odhead%2 truly is mana blas"hemous inrate a)owed2



16. (hat2 has e ta#en dauhters out of what e himself creates, and ranted to you sons for

choice3

17. (hen news is brouht to one of them of $the birth of% what he sets u" as a li#eness to

$$Allah%% Most Gracious, his face dar#ens, and he is filled with inward rief2

18. Is then one brouht u" amon trin#ets, and unable to i)e a clear account in a dis"ute $to

be associated with Allah.3

19. And they ma#e into females anels who themsel)es ser)e Allah. Did they witness their

creation3 !heir e)idence will be recorded, and they will be called to account2

20. $1Ah21% they say, 1If it had been the will of $$Allah%% Most Gracious, we should not ha)e

worshi""ed such $deities%21 /f that they ha)e no #nowlede2 they do nothin but lie2

21. (hat2 ha)e (e i)en them a 'oo# before this, to which they are holdin fast3

22. 4ay2 they say0 1(e found our fathers followin a certain reliion, and we do uide

oursel)es by their footste"s.1

23. Just in the same way, whene)er (e sent a (arner before thee to any "eo"le, the wealthy

ones amon them said0 1(e found our fathers followin a certain reliion, and we will

certainly follow in their footste"s.1

24. e said0 1(hat2 7)en if I brouht you better uidance than that which ye found your

fathers followin31 !hey said0 1or us, we deny that ye $"ro"hets% are sent $on a mission at

all%.1

25. So (e e8acted retribution from them0 now see what was the end of those who re-ected

$!ruth%2

26. 'ehold2 Abraham said to his father and his "eo"le0 1I do indeed clear myself of what ye

worshi"0

27. 1$I worshi"% only im (ho made me, and e will certainly uide me.1

28. And he left it as a (ord to endure amon those who came after him, that they may turn

bac# $to Allah..

29. :ea, I ha)e i)en the ood thins of this life to these $men% and their fathers, until the

!ruth has come to them, and an a"ostle ma#in thins clear.

30. 'ut when the !ruth came to them, they said0 1!his is sorcery, and we do re-ect it.1

31. Also, they say0 1(hy is not this <ur9an sent down to some leadin man in either of the

two $chief% cities31

32. Is it they who would "ortion out the Mercy of thy &ord3 It is (e (ho "ortion out

between them their li)elihood in the life of this world0 and (e raise some of them abo)e



others in ran#s, so that some may command wor# from others. 'ut the Mercy of thy &ord is

better than the $wealth% which they amass.

33. And were it not that $all% men miht become of one $e)il% way of life, (e would "ro)ide,

for e)eryone that blas"hemes aainst $$Allah%% Most Gracious, sil)er roofs for their houses

and $sil)er% stair5ways on which to o u",

34. And $sil)er% doors to their houses, and thrones $of sil)er% on which they could recline,

35. And also adornments of old. 'ut all this were nothin but con)eniences of the "resent

life0 !he ereafter, in the siht of thy &ord is for the +ihteous.

36. If anyone withdraws himself from remembrance of $$Allah%% Most Gracious, (e a""oint

for him an e)il one, to be an intimate com"anion to him.

37. Such $e)il ones% really hinder them from the Path, but they thin# that they are bein

uided ariht2

38. At lenth, when $such a one% comes to *s, he says $to his e)il com"anion%0 1(ould that

between me and thee were the distance of 7ast and (est21 Ah2 e)il is the com"anion

$indeed%2

39. (hen ye ha)e done wron, it will a)ail you nothin, that Day, that ye shall be "artners in

Punishment2

40. Canst thou then ma#e the deaf to hear, or i)e direction to the blind or to such as $wander%

in manifest error3

41. 7)en if (e ta#e thee away, (e shall be sure to e8act retribution from them,

42. /r (e shall show thee that $accom"lished% which (e ha)e "romised them0 for )erily (e

shall "re)ail o)er them.

43. So hold thou fast to the +e)elation sent down to thee; )erily thou art on a Straiht (ay.

44. !he $<ur9an% is indeed the messae, for thee and for thy "eo"le; and soon shall ye $all% be

brouht to account.

45. And uestion thou our a"ostles whom (e sent before thee; did (e a""oint any deities

other than $$Allah%% Most Gracious, to be worshi""ed3

46. (e did send Moses aforetime, with /ur Sins, to Pharaoh and his Chiefs0 e said, 1I am

an a"ostle of the &ord of the (orlds.1

47. 'ut when he came to them with /ur Sins, behold they ridiculed them.

48. (e showed them Sin after Sin, each reater than its fellow, and (e sei6ed them with

Punishment, in order that they miht turn $to *s%.



49. And they said, 1/ thou sorcerer2 In)o#e thy &ord for us accordin to is co)enant with

thee; for we shall truly acce"t uidance.1

50. 'ut when (e remo)ed the Penalty from them, behold, they bro#e their word.

51. And Pharaoh "roclaimed amon his "eo"le, sayin0 1/ my "eo"le2 Does not the dominionof 7y"t belon to me, $witness% these streams flowin underneath my $"alace%3 (hat2 see ye

not then3

52. 1Am I not better than this $Moses%, who is a contem"tible wretch and can scarcely e8"ress

himself clearly3

53. 1!hen why are not old bracelets bestowed on him, or $why% come $not% with him anels

accom"anyin him in "rocession31

54. !hus did he ma#e fools of his "eo"le, and they obeyed him0 truly were they a "eo"le

rebellious $aainst Allah..

55. (hen at lenth they "ro)o#ed *s, (e e8acted retribution from them, and (e drowned

them all.

56. And (e made them $a "eo"le% of the Past and an 78am"le to later aes.

57. (hen $Jesus% the son of Mary is held u" as an e8am"le, behold, thy "eo"le raise a

clamour thereat $in ridicule%2

58. And they say, 1Are our ods best, or he31 !his they set forth to thee, only by way of

dis"utation0 yea, they are a contentious "eo"le.

59. e was no more than a ser)ant0 (e ranted /ur fa)our to him, and (e made him an

e8am"le to the Children of Israel.

60. And if it were /ur (ill, (e could ma#e anels from amonst you, succeedin each other

on the earth.

61. And $Jesus% shall be a Sin $for the comin of% the our $of Judment%0 therefore ha)e no

doubt about the $our%, but follow ye Me0 this is a Straiht (ay.

62. &et not the 7)il /ne hinder you0 for he is to you an enemy a)owed.

63. (hen Jesus came with Clear Sins, he said0 14ow ha)e I come to you with (isdom, and

in order to ma#e clear to you some of the $"oints% on which ye dis"ute0 therefore fear Allah

and obey me.

64. 1or Allah, e is my &ord and your &ord0 so worshi" ye im0 this is a Straiht (ay.1

65. 'ut sects from amon themsel)es fell into disareement0 then woe to the wron5doers,

from the Penalty of a Grie)ous Day2



66. Do they only wait for the our 5 that it should come on them all of a sudden, while they

"ercei)e not3

67. riends on that day will be foes, one to another,5 e8ce"t the +ihteous.

68. My de)otees2 no fear shall be on you that Day, nor shall ye rie)e,5

69. $'ein% those who ha)e belie)ed in /ur Sins and bowed $their wills to /urs% in Islam.

70. 7nter ye the Garden, ye and your wi)es, in $beauty and% re-oicin.

71. !o them will be "assed round, dishes and oblets of old0 there will be there all that the

souls could desire, all that their ayes could deliht in0 and ye shall abide therein $for eye%.

72. Such will be the Garden of which ye are made heirs for your $ood% deeds $in life%.

73. :e shall ha)e therein abundance of fruit, from which ye shall ha)e satisfaction.

74. !he sinners will be in the Punishment of ell, to dwell therein $for aye%0

75. 4owise will the $Punishment% be lihtened for them, and in des"air will they be there

o)erwhelmed.

76. 4owise shall (e be un-ust to them0 but it is they who ha)e been un-ust themsel)es.

77. !hey will cry0 1/ Mali#2 would that thy &ord "ut an end to us21 e will say, 14ay, but ye

shall abide21

78. >erily (e ha)e brouht the !ruth to you0 but most of you ha)e a hatred for !ruth.

79. (hat2 ha)e they settled some "lan $amon themsel)es%3 'ut it is (e (ho settle thins.

80. /r do they thin# that (e hear not their secrets and their "ri)ate counsels3 Indeed $(e do%,

and /ur messeners are by them, to record.

81. Say0 1If $$Allah%% Most Gracious had a son, I would be the first to worshi".1

82. Glory to the &ord of the hea)ens and the earth, the &ord of the !hrone $of Authority%2 $eis free% from the thins they attribute $to him%2

83. So lea)e them to babble and "lay $with )anities% until they meet that Day of theirs, which

they ha)e been "romised.

84. It is e (ho is Allah in hea)en and Allah on earth; and e is full of (isdom and

=nowlede.

85. And blessed is e to (hom belons the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth, and all

between them0 with im is the =nowlede of the our $of Judment%0 and to im shall ye be

brouht bac#.



86. And those whom they in)o#e besides Allah ha)e no "ower of intercession;5 only he who

bears witness to the !ruth, and they #now $him%.

87. If thou as# them, who created them, they will certainly say, Allah. ow then are they

deluded away $from the !ruth%3

88. $$Allah% has #nowlede% of the $Pro"het9s% cry, 1/ my &ord2 !ruly these are "eo"le who

will not belie)e21

89. 'ut turn away from them, and say 1Peace21 'ut soon shall they #now2

Surah 44. Smo-e

1. a5Mim.

2. 'y the 'oo# that ma#es thins clear;5

3. (e sent it down durin a 'lessed 4iht0 for (e $e)er% wish to warn $aainst 7)il%.

4. In the $4iht% is made distinct e)ery affair of wisdom,

5. 'y command, from /ur Presence. or (e $e)er% send $re)elations%,

6. As Mercy from thy &ord0 for e hears and #nows $all thins%;

7. !he &ord of the hea)ens and the earth and all between them, if ye $but% ha)e an assured

faith.

8. !here is no od but e0 It is e (ho i)es life and i)es death,5 !he &ord and Cherisher to

you and your earliest ancestors.

9. :et they "lay about in doubt.

10. !hen watch thou for the Day that the s#y will brin forth a #ind of smo#e $or mist% "lainly

)isible,

11. 7n)elo"in the "eo"le0 this will be a Penalty Grie)ous.

12. $!hey will say0% 1/ur &ord2 remo)e the Penalty from us, for we do really belie)e21

13. ow shall the messae be $effectual% for them, seein that an Messener e8"lainin thins

clearly has $already% come to them,5

14. :et they turn away from him and say0 1!utored $by others%, a man "ossessed21

15. (e shall indeed remo)e the Penalty for a while, $but% truly ye will re)ert $to your ways%.

16. /ne day (e shall sei6e you with a mihty onslauht0 (e will indeed $then% e8act+etribution2



17. (e did, before them, try the "eo"le of Pharaoh0 there came to them an a"ostle most

honourable,

18. Sayin0 1+estore to me the Ser)ants of Allah. I am to you an a"ostle worthy of all trust;

19. 1And be not arroant as aainst Allah. for I come to you with authority manifest.

20. 1or me, I ha)e souht safety with my &ord and your &ord, aainst your in-urin me.

21. 1If ye belie)e me not, at least #ee" yoursel)es away from me.1

22. $'ut they were aressi)e0% then he cried to his &ord0 1!hese are indeed a "eo"le i)en to

sin.1

23. $!he re"ly came0% 1March forth with My Ser)ants by niht0 for ye are sure to be "ursued.

24. 1And lea)e the sea as a furrow $di)ided%0 for they are a host $destined% to be drowned.1

25. ow many were the ardens and s"rins they left behind,

26. And corn5fields and noble buildins,

27. And wealth $and con)eniences of life%, wherein they had ta#en such deliht2

28. !hus $was their end%2 And (e made other "eo"le inherit $those thins%2

29. And neither hea)en nor earth shed a tear o)er them0 nor were they i)en a res"ite $aain%.

30. (e did deli)er aforetime the Children of Israel from humiliatin Punishment,

31. Inflicted by Pharaoh, for he was arroant $e)en% amon inordinate transressors.

32. And (e chose them aforetime abo)e the nations, #nowinly,

33. And ranted them Sins in which there was a manifest trial

34. As to these $<uraish%, they say forsooth0

35. 1!here is nothin beyond our first death, and we shall not be raised aain.

36. 1!hen brin $bac#% our forefathers, if what ye say is true21

37. (hat2 Are they better than the "eo"le of !ubba and those who were before them3 (e

destroyed them because they were uilty of sin.

38. (e created not the hea)ens, the earth, and all between them, merely in $idle% s"ort0

39. (e created them not e8ce"t for -ust ends0 but most of them do not understand.

40. >erily the Day of sortin out is the time a""ointed for all of them,5



41. !he Day when no "rotector can a)ail his client in auht, and no hel" can they recei)e,

42. 78ce"t such as recei)e Allah.s Mercy0 for e is 78alted in Miht, Most Merciful.

43. >erily the tree of ?aum

44. (ill be the food of the Sinful,5

45. &i#e molten brass; it will boil in their insides.

46. &i#e the boilin of scaldin water.

47. $A )oice will cry0 1Sei6e ye him and dra him into the midst of the 'la6in ire2

48. 1!hen "our o)er his head the Penalty of 'oilin (ater,

49. 1!aste thou $this%2 !ruly wast thou mihty, full of honour2

50. 1!ruly this is what ye used to doubt21

51. As to the +ihteous $they will be% in a "osition of Security,

52. Amon Gardens and S"rins;

53. Dressed in fine sil# and in rich brocade, they will face each other;

54. So; and (e shall -oin them to Com"anions with beautiful, bi, and lustrous eyes.

55. !here can they call for e)ery #ind of fruit in "eace and security;

56. 4or will they there taste Death, e8ce"t the first death; and e will "reser)e them from the

Penalty of the 'la6in ire,5

57. As a 'ounty from thy &ord2 that will be the su"reme achie)ement2

58. >erily, (e ha)e made this $<ur9an% easy, in thy tonue, in order that they may i)e heed.

59. So wait thou and watch; for they $too% are waitin.

Surah 45. Crou,hing

1. a5Mim.

2. !he re)elation of the 'oo# is from Allah the 78alted in Power, ull of (isdom.

3. >erily in the hea)ens and the earth, are Sins for those who belie)e.

4. And in the creation of yoursel)es and the fact that animals are scattered $throuh the earth%,are Sins for those of assured aith.



5. And in the alternation of 4iht and Day, and the fact that Allah sends down Sustenance

from the s#y, and re)i)es therewith the earth after its death, and in the chane of the winds,5

are Sins for those that are wise.

6. Such are the Sins of Allah, which (e rehearse to thee in !ruth; then in what e8"osition

will they belie)e after $re-ectin% Allah and is Sins3

7. (oe to each sinful dealer in alsehoods0

8. e hears the Sins of Allah rehearsed to him, yet is obstinate and lofty, as if he had not

heard them0 then announce to him a Penalty Grie)ous2

9. And when he learns somethin of /ur Sins, he ta#es them in -est0 for such there will be a

humiliatin Penalty.

10. In front of them is ell0 and of no "rofit to them is anythin they may ha)e earned, nor

any "rotectors they may ha)e ta#en to themsel)es besides Allah. for them is a tremendousPenalty.

11. !his is $true% Guidance and for those who re-ect the Sins of their &ord, is a rie)ous

Penalty of abomination.

12. It is Allah (ho has sub-ected the sea to you, that shi"s may sail throuh it by is

command, that ye may see# of his 'ounty, and that ye may be rateful.

13. And e has sub-ected to you, as from im, all that is in the hea)ens and on earth0 'ehold,

in that are Sins indeed for those who reflect.

14. !ell those who belie)e, to fori)e those who do not loo# forward to the Days of Allah. It

is for im to recom"ense $for ood or ill% each Peo"le accordin to what they ha)e earned.

15. If any one does a rihteous deed, it ensures to the benefit of his own soul; if he does e)il,

it wor#s aainst $his own soul%. In the end will ye $all% be brouht bac# to your &ord.

16. (e did aforetime rant to the Children of Israel the 'oo# the Power of Command, and

Pro"hethood; (e a)e them, for Sustenance, thins ood and "ure; and (e fa)oured them

abo)e the nations.

17. And (e ranted them Clear Sins in affairs $of +eliion%0 it was only after #nowlede

had been ranted to them that they fell into schisms, throuh insolent en)y amon themsel)es.

>erily thy &ord will -ude between them on the Day of Judment as to those matters in which

they set u" differences.

18. !hen (e "ut thee on the $riht% (ay of +eliion0 so follow thou that $(ay%, and follow

not the desires of those who #now not.

19. !hey will be of no use to thee in the siht of Allah. it is only (ron5doers $that stand as%

"rotectors, one to another0 but Allah is the Protector of the +ihteous.

20. !hese are clear e)idences to men and a Guidance and Mercy to those of assured aith.



21. (hat2 Do those who see# after e)il ways thin# that (e shall hold them eual with those

who belie)e and do rihteous deeds,5 that eual will be their life and their death3 Ill is the

-udment that they ma#e.

22. Allah created the hea)ens and the earth for -ust ends, and in order that each soul may find

the recom"ense of what it has earned, and none of them be wroned.

23. !hen seest thou such a one as ta#es as his od his own )ain desire3 Allah has, #nowin

$him as such%, left him astray, and sealed his hearin and his heart $and understandin%, and

"ut a co)er on his siht. (ho, then, will uide him after Allah $has withdrawn Guidance%3

(ill ye not then recei)e admonition3

24. And they say0 1(hat is there but our life in this world3 (e shall die and we li)e, and

nothin but time can destroy us.1 'ut of that they ha)e no #nowlede0 they merely con-ecture0

25. And when /ur Clear Sins are rehearsed to them their arument is nothin but this0 !hey

say, 1'rin $bac#% our forefathers, if what ye say is true21

26. Say0 1It is Allah (ho i)es you life, then i)es you death; then e will ather you

toether for the Day of Judment about which there is no doubt10 'ut most men do not

understand.

27. !o Allah belons the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth, and the Day that the our of

Judment is established,5 that Day will the dealers in alsehood "erish2

28. And thou wilt see e)ery sect bowin the #nee0 7)ery sect will be called to its +ecord0

1!his Day shall ye be recom"ensed for all that ye did2

29. 1!his /ur +ecord s"ea#s about you with truth0 or (e were wont to "ut on +ecord all

that ye did.1

30. !hen, as to those who belie)ed and did rihteous deeds, their &ord will admit them to is

Mercy that will be the achie)ement for all to see.

31. 'ut as to those who re-ected Allah, $to them will be said%0 1(ere not /ur Sins rehearsed

to you3 'ut ye were arroant, and were a "eo"le i)en to sin2

32. 1And when it was said that the "romise of Allah was true, and that the our5 there was nodoubt about its $comin%, ye used to say, 9(e #now not what is the hour0 we only thin# it is an

idea, and we ha)e no firm assurance.91

33. !hen will a""ear to them the e)il $fruits% of what they did, and they will be com"letely

encircled by that which they used to moc# at2

34. It will also be said0 1!his Day (e will foret you as ye forot the meetin of this Day of

yours2 and your abode is the ire, and no hel"ers ha)e ye2

35. 1!his, because ye used to ta#e the Sins of Allah in -est, and the life of the world decei)ed

you01 $rom% that Day, therefore, they shall not be ta#en out thence, nor shall they be recei)edinto Grace.



36. !hen Praise be to Allah, &ord of the hea)ens and &ord of the earth,5 &ord and Cherisher of

all the (orlds2

37. !o im be lory throuhout the hea)ens and the earth0 and e is 78alted in Power, ull

of (isdom2

Surah 46. The &in(,ur+e( San(hill%# The

une%

1. a5Mim.

2. !he +e)elation of the 'oo# is from Allah the 78alted in Power, ull of (isdom.

3. (e created not the hea)ens and the earth and all between them but for -ust ends, and for a

!erm A""ointed0 'ut those who re-ect aith turn away from that whereof they are warned.

4. Say0 1Do ye see what it is ye in)o#e besides Allah. Show me what it is they ha)e created on

earth, or ha)e they a share in the hea)ens brin me a boo# $re)ealed% before this, or any

remnant of #nowlede $ye may ha)e%, if ye are tellin the truth2

5. And who is more astray than one who in)o#es besides Allah, such as will not answer him

to the Day of Judment, and who $in fact% are unconscious of their call $to them%3

6. And when man#ind are athered toether $at the +esurrection%, they will be hostile to them

and re-ect their worshi" $altoether%2

7. (hen /ur Clear Sins are rehearsed to them, the *nbelie)ers say, of the !ruth when it

comes to them0 1!his is e)ident sorcery21

8. /r do they say, 1e has fored it13 Say0 1ad I fored it, then can ye obtain no sinle

$blessin% for me from Allah. e #nows best of that whereof ye tal# $so libly%2 7nouh is e

for a witness between me and you2 And he is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.1

9. Say0 1I am no briner of new5fanled doctrine amon the a"ostles, nor do I #now what will

be done with me or with you. I follow but that which is re)ealed to me by ins"iration; I am

but a (arner o"en and clear.1

10. Say0 1See ye3 If $this teachin% be from Allah, and ye re-ect it, and a witness from amon

the Children of Israel testifies to its similarity $with earlier scri"ture%, and has belie)ed while

ye are arroant, $how un-ust ye are2% truly, Allah uides not a "eo"le un-ust.1

11. !he *nbelie)ers say of those who belie)e0 1If $this Messae% were a ood thin, $such

men% would not ha)e one to it first, before us21 And seein that they uide not themsel)es

thereby, they will say, 1this is an $old,% falsehood21

12. And before this, was the 'oo# of Moses as a uide and a mercy0 And this 'oo# confirms

$it% in the Arabic tonue; to admonish the un-ust, and as Glad !idins to those who do riht.



13. >erily those who say, 1/ur &ord is Allah,1 and remain firm $on that Path%,5 on them shall

be no fear, nor shall they rie)e.

14. Such shall be Com"anions of the Gardens, dwellin therein $for aye%0 a recom"ense for

their $ood% deeds.

15. (e ha)e en-oined on man #indness to his "arents0 In "ain did his mother bear him, and in

"ain did she i)e him birth. !he carryin of the $child% to his weanin is $a "eriod of% thirty

months. At lenth, when he reaches the ae of full strenth and attains forty years, he says, 1/

my &ord2 Grant me that I may be rateful for !hy fa)our which !hou has bestowed u"on me,

and u"on both my "arents, and that I may wor# rihteousness such as !hou mayest a""ro)e;

and be racious to me in my issue. !ruly ha)e I turned to !hee and truly do I bow $to !hee% in

Islam.1

16. Such are they from whom (e shall acce"t the best of their deeds and "ass by their ill

deeds0 $!hey shall be% amon the Com"anions of the Garden0 a "romise2 of truth, which was

made to them $in this life%.

17. 'ut $there is one% who says to his "arents, 1ie on you2 Do ye hold out the "romise to me

that I shall be raised u", e)en thouh enerations ha)e "assed before me $without risin

aain%31 And they two see# Allah.s aid, $and rebu#e the son%0 1(oe to thee2 a)e faith2 for

the "romise of Allah is true.1 'ut he says, 1!his is nothin but tales of the ancients21

18. Such are they aainst whom is "ro)ed the sentence amon the "re)ious enerations of

Jinns and men, that ha)e "assed away; for they will be $utterly% lost.

19. And to all are $assined% derees accordin to the deeds which they $ha)e done%, and in

order that $$Allah%% may recom"ense their deeds, and no in-ustice be done to them.

20. And on the Day that the *nbelie)ers will be "laced before the ire, $It will be said to

them%0 1:e recei)ed your ood thins in the life of the world, and ye too# your "leasure out of

them0 but today shall ye be recom"ensed with a Penalty of humiliation0 for that ye were

arroant on earth without -ust cause, and that ye $e)er% transressed.1

21. Mention $ud% one of 9Ad9s $own% brethren0 'ehold, he warned his "eo"le about the

windin Sand5tracts0 but there ha)e been warners before him and after him0 1(orshi" ye none

other than Allah. !ruly I fear for you the Penalty of a Mihty Day.1

22. !hey said0 1ast thou come in order to turn us aside from our ods3 !hen brin u"on us

the $calamity% with which thou dost threaten us, if thou art tellin the truth31

23. e said0 1!he =nowlede $of when it will come% is only with Allah. I "roclaim to you the

mission on which I ha)e been sent0 'ut I see that ye are a "eo"le in inorance21..

24. !hen, when they saw the $Penalty in the sha"e of% a cloud tra)ersin the s#y, comin to

meet their )alleys, they said, 1!his cloud will i)e us rain21 14ay, it is the $Calamity% ye were

as#in to be hastened25 A wind wherein is a Grie)ous Penalty2



25. 17)erythin will it destroy by the command of its &ord21 !hen by the mornin they 5

nothin was to be seen but $the ruins of% their houses2 thus do (e recom"ense those i)en to

sin2

26. And (e had firmly established them in a $"ros"erity and% "ower which (e ha)e not

i)en to you $ye <uraish2% and (e had endowed them with $faculties of% hearin, seein,heart and intellect0 but of no "rofit to them were their $faculties of% hearin, siht, and heart

and intellect, when they went on re-ectin the Sins of Allah. and they were $com"letely%

encircled by that which they used to moc# at2

27. (e destroyed aforetime "o"ulations round about you; and (e ha)e shown the Sins in

)arious ways, that they may turn $to *s%.

28. (hy then was no hel" forthcomin to them from those whom they worshi""ed as ods,

besides Allah, as a means of access $to Allah.3 4ay, they left them in the lurch0 but that was

their falsehood and their in)ention.

29. 'ehold, (e turned towards thee a com"any of Jinns $uietly% listenin to the <ur9an0

when they stood in the "resence thereof, they said, 1&isten in silence21 (hen the $readin%

was finished, they returned to their "eo"le, to warn $them of their sins%.

30. !hey said, 1/ our "eo"le2 (e ha)e heard a 'oo# re)ealed after Moses, confirmin what

came before it0 it uides $men% to the !ruth and to a Straiht Path.

31. 1/ our "eo"le, hear#en to the one who in)ites $you% to Allah, and belie)e in him0 e will

fori)e you your faults, and deli)er you from a Penalty Grie)ous.

32. 1If any does not hear#en to the one who in)ites $us% to Allah, he cannot frustrate $$Allah%9s

Plan% on earth, and no "rotectors can he ha)e besides Allah. such men $wander% in manifest

error.1

33. See they not that Allah, (ho created the hea)ens and the earth, and ne)er wearied with

their creation, is able to i)e life to the dead3 :ea, )erily e has "ower o)er all thins.

34. And on the Day that the *nbelie)ers will be "laced before the ire, $they will be as#ed,%

1Is this not the !ruth31 they will say, 1:ea, by our &ord21 $/ne will say0% 1!hen taste ye the

Penalty, for that ye were wont to deny $!ruth%21

35. !herefore "atiently "erse)ere, as did $all% a"ostles of infle8ible "ur"ose; and be in no

haste about the $*nbelie)ers%. /n the Day that they see the $Punishment% "romised them, $it

will be% as if they had not tarried more than an hour in a sinle day. $!hine but% to "roclaim

the Messae0 but shall any be destroyed e8ce"t those who transress3

Surah 47. uhamma(

1. !hose who re-ect Allah and hinder $men% from the Path of Allah,5 their deeds will Allah

render astray $from their mar#%.



2. 'ut those who belie)e and wor# deeds of rihteousness, and belie)e in the $+e)elation%

sent down to Muhammad 5 for it is the !ruth from their &ord,5 e will remo)e from them

their ills and im"ro)e their condition.

3. !his because those who re-ect Allah follow )anities, while those who belie)e follow the

!ruth from their &ord0 !hus does Allah set forth for men their lessons by similitudes.

4. !herefore, when ye meet the *nbelie)ers $in fiht%, smite at their nec#s; At lenth, when ye

ha)e thorouhly subdued them, bind a bond firmly $on them%0 thereafter $is the time for%

either enerosity or ransom0 *ntil the war lays down its burdens. !hus $are ye commanded%0

but if it had been Allah.s (ill, e could certainly ha)e e8acted retribution from them

$imself%; but $e lets you fiht% in order to test you, some with others. 'ut those who are

slain in the (ay of Allah,5 e will ne)er let their deeds be lost.

5. Soon will e uide them and im"ro)e their condition,

6. And admit them to the Garden which e has announced for them.

7. / ye who belie)e2 If ye will aid $the cause of% Allah, e will aid you, and "lant your feet

firmly.

8. 'ut those who re-ect $$Allah%%,5 for them is destruction, and $$Allah%% will render their

deeds astray $from their mar#%.

9. !hat is because they hate the +e)elation of Allah. so e has made their deeds fruitless.

10. Do they not tra)el throuh the earth, and see what was the 7nd of those before them $who

did e)il%3 Allah brouht utter destruction on them, and similar $fates await% those who re-ect

Allah.

11. !hat is because Allah is the Protector of those who belie)e, but those who re-ect Allah

ha)e no "rotector.

12. >erily Allah will admit those who belie)e and do rihteous deeds, to Gardens beneath

which ri)ers flow; while those who re-ect Allah will en-oy $this world% and eat as cattle eat;

and the ire will be their abode.

13. And how many cities, with more "ower than thy city which has dri)en thee out, ha)e (edestroyed $for their sins%3 and there was none to aid them.

14. Is then one who is on a clear $Path% from his &ord, no better than one to whom the e)il of

his conduct seems "leasin, and such as follow their own lusts3

15. $ere is% a Parable of the Garden which the rihteous are "romised0 in it are ri)ers of

water incorru"tible; ri)ers of mil# of which the taste ne)er chanes; ri)ers of wine, a -oy to

those who drin#; and ri)ers of honey "ure and clear. In it there are for them all #inds of fruits;

and Grace from their &ord. $Can those in such 'liss% be com"ared to such as shall dwell for

e)er in the ire, and be i)en, to drin#, boilin water, so that it cuts u" their bowels $to

"ieces%3



16. And amon them are men who listen to thee, but in the end, when they o out from thee,

they say to those who ha)e recei)ed =nowlede, 1(hat is it he said -ust then31 Such are men

whose hearts Allah has sealed, and who follow their own lusts.

17. 'ut to those who recei)e Guidance, e increases the $liht of% Guidance, and bestows on

them their Piety and +estraint $from e)il%.

18. Do they then only wait for the our,5 that it should come on them of a sudden3 'ut

already ha)e come some to#ens thereof, and when it $actually% is on them, how can they

benefit then by their admonition3

19. =now, therefore, that there is no od but Allah, and as# fori)eness for thy fault, and for

the men and women who belie)e0 for Allah #nows how ye mo)e about and how ye dwell in

your homes.

20. !hose who belie)e say, 1(hy is not a sura sent down $for us%31 'ut when a sura of basic

or cateorical meanin is re)ealed, and fihtin is mentioned therein, thou wilt see those inwhose hearts is a disease loo#in at thee with a loo# of one in swoon at the a""roach of death.

'ut more fittin for them5

21. (ere it to obey and say what is -ust, and when a matter is resol)ed on, it were best for

them if they were true to Allah.

22. !hen, is it to be e8"ected of you, if ye were "ut in authority, that ye will do mischief in the

land, and brea# your ties of #ith and #in3

23. Such are the men whom Allah has cursed for e has made them deaf and blinded their

siht.

24. Do they not then earnestly see# to understand the <ur9an, or are their hearts loc#ed u" by

them3

25. !hose who turn bac# as a"ostates after Guidance was clearly shown to them,5 the 7)il

/ne has instiated them and busied them u" with false ho"es.

26. !his, because they said to those who hate what Allah has re)ealed, 1(e will obey you in

"art of $this% matter1; but Allah #nows their $inner% secrets.

27. 'ut how $will it be% when the anels ta#e their souls at death, and smite their faces and

their bac#s3

28. !his because they followed that which called forth the (rath of Allah, and they hated

Allah.s ood "leasure; so e made their deeds of no effect.

29. /r do those in whose hearts is a disease, thin# that Allah will not brin to liht all their

rancour3

30. ad (e so wiled, (e could ha)e shown them u" to thee, and thou shouldst ha)e #nown

them by their mar#s0 but surely thou wilt #now them by the tone of their s"eech2 And Allah#nows all that ye do.



31. And (e shall try you until (e test those amon you who stri)e their utmost and

"erse)ere in "atience; and (e shall try your re"orted $mettle%.

32. !hose who re-ect Allah, hinder $men% from the Path of Allah, and resist the Messener,

after Guidance has been clearly shown to them, will not in-ure Allah in the least, but e will

ma#e their deeds of no effect.

33. / ye who belie)e2 /bey Allah, and obey the a"ostle, and ma#e not )ain your deeds2

34. !hose who re-ect Allah, and hinder $men% from the Path of Allah, then die re-ectin

Allah,5 Allah will not fori)e them.

35. 'e not weary and faint5hearted, cryin for "eace, when ye should be u""ermost0 for Allah

is with you, and will ne)er "ut you in loss for your $ood% deeds.

36. !he life of this world is but "lay and amusement0 and if ye belie)e and uard aainst 7)il,

e will rant you your recom"ense, and will not as# you $to i)e u"% your "ossessions.

37. If e were to as# you for all of them, and "ress you, ye would co)etously withhold, and

e would brin out all your ill5feelin.

38. 'ehold, ye are those in)ited to s"end $of your substance% in the (ay of Allah. 'ut amon

you are some that are niardly. 'ut any who are niardly are so at the e8"ense of their own

souls. 'ut Allah is free of all wants, and it is ye that are needy. If ye turn bac# $from the Path%,

e will substitute in your stead another "eo"le; then they would not be li#e you2

Surah 48. @i,)ory# Conue%)1. >erily (e ha)e ranted thee a manifest >ictory0

2. !hat Allah may fori)e thee thy faults of the "ast and those to follow; fulfil is fa)our to

thee; and uide thee on the Straiht (ay;

3. And that Allah may hel" thee with "owerful hel".

4. It is e (ho sent down tranuillity into the hearts of the 'elie)ers, that they may add faith

to their faith;5 for to Allah belon the orces of the hea)ens and the earth; and Allah is ull of=nowlede and (isdom;5

5. !hat e may admit the men and women who belie)e, to Gardens beneath which ri)ers

flow, to dwell therein for aye, and remo)e their ills from them;5 and that is, in the siht of

Allah, the hihest achie)ement $for man%,5

6. And that e may "unish the y"ocrites, men and women, and the Polytheists men and

women, who imaine an e)il o"inion of Allah. /n them is a round of 7)il0 the (rath of Allah

is on them0 e has cursed them and ot ell ready for them0 and e)il is it for a destination.

7. or to Allah belon the orces of the hea)ens and the earth; and Allah is 78alted in Power,ull of (isdom.



8. (e ha)e truly sent thee as a witness, as a briner of Glad !idins, and as a (arner0

9. In order that ye $/ men% may belie)e in Allah and is Messener, that ye may assist and

honour im, and celebrate is "raise mornin and e)enin.

10. >erily those who "liht their fealty to thee do no less than "liht their fealty to Allah. theand of Allah is o)er their hands0 then any one who )iolates his oath, does so to the harm of

his own soul, and any one who fulfils what he has co)enanted with Allah,5 Allah will soon

rant him a reat +eward.

11. !he desert Arabs who laed behind will say to thee0 1(e were enaed in $loo#in after%

our floc#s and herds, and our families0 do thou then as# fori)eness for us.1 !hey say with

their tonues what is not in their hearts. Say0 1(ho then has any "ower at all $to inter)ene% on

your behalf with Allah, if is (ill is to i)e you some loss or to i)e you some "rofit3 'ut

Allah is well acuainted with all that ye do.

12. 14ay, ye thouht that the Messener and the 'elie)ers would ne)er return to theirfamilies; this seemed "leasin in your hearts, and ye concei)ed an e)il thouht, for ye are a

"eo"le lost $in wic#edness%.1

13. And if any belie)e not in Allah and is Messener, (e ha)e "re"ared, for those who

re-ect Allah, a 'la6in ire2

14. !o Allah belons the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth0 e fori)es whom e wills,

and e "unishes whom e wills0 but Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

15. !hose who laed behind $will say%, when ye $are free to% march and ta#e booty $in war%0

1Permit us to follow you.1 !hey wish to chane Allah.s decree0 Say0 14ot thus will ye follow

us0 Allah has already declared $this% beforehand10 then they will say, 1'ut ye are -ealous of

us.1 4ay, but little do they understand $such thins%.

16. Say to the desert Arabs who laed behind0 1:e shall be summoned $to fiht% aainst a

"eo"le i)en to )ehement war0 then shall ye fiht, or they shall submit. !hen if ye show

obedience, Allah will rant you a oodly reward, but if ye turn bac# as ye did before, e will

"unish you with a rie)ous Penalty.1

17. 4o blame is there on the blind, nor is there blame on the lame, nor on one ill $if he -oins

not the war%0 'ut he that obeys Allah and his Messener,5 $$Allah%% will admit him to Gardens beneath which ri)ers flow; and he who turns bac#, $$Allah%% will "unish him with a rie)ous

Penalty.

18. Allah.s Good Pleasure was on the 'elie)ers when they swore ealty to thee under the

!ree0 e #new what was in their hearts, and e sent down !ranuillity to them; and e

rewarded them with a s"eedy >ictory;

19. And many ains will they acuire $besides%0 and Allah is 78alted in Power, ull of

(isdom.



20. Allah has "romised you many ains that ye shall acuire, and e has i)en you these

beforehand; and e has restrained the hands of men from you; that it may be a Sin for the

'elie)ers, and that e may uide you to a Straiht Path;

21. And other ains $there are%, which are not within your "ower, but which Allah has

com"assed0 and Allah has "ower o)er all thins.

22. If the *nbelie)ers should fiht you, they would certainly turn their bac#s; then would they

find neither "rotector nor hel"er.

23. $Such has been% the "ractice $a""ro)ed% of Allah already in the "ast0 no chane wilt thou

find in the "ractice $a""ro)ed% of Allah.

24. And it is e (ho has restrained their hands from you and your hands from them in the

midst of Ma##a, after that e a)e you the )ictory o)er them. And Allah sees well all that ye

do.

25. !hey are the ones who denied +e)elation and hindered you from the Sacred Mosue and

the sacrificial animals, detained from reachin their "lace of sacrifice. ad there not been

belie)in men and belie)in women whom ye did not #now that ye were tram"lin down and

on whose account a crime would ha)e accrued to you without $your% #nowlede, $$Allah%

would ha)e allowed you to force your way, but e held bac# your hands% that e may admit

to is Mercy whom e will. If they had been a"art, (e should certainly ha)e "unished the

*nbelie)ers amon them with a rie)ous Punishment.

26. (hile the *nbelie)ers ot u" in their hearts heat and cant 5 the heat and cant of

inorance,5 Allah sent down is !ranuillity to his Messener and to the 'elie)ers, and made

them stic# close to the command of self5restraint; and well were they entitled to it and worthy

of it. And Allah has full #nowlede of all thins.

27. !ruly did Allah fulfil the )ision for is Messener. ye shall enter the Sacred Mosue, if

Allah wills, with minds secure, heads sha)ed, hair cut short, and without fear. or e #new

what ye #new not, and e ranted, besides this, a s"eedy )ictory.

28. It is e (ho has sent is Messener with Guidance and the +eliion of !ruth, to

"roclaim it o)er all reliion0 and enouh is Allah for a (itness.

29. Muhammad is the a"ostle of Allah. and those who are with him are stron aainst*nbelie)ers, $but% com"assionate amonst each other. !hou wilt see them bow and "rostrate

themsel)es $in "rayer%, see#in Grace from Allah and $is% Good Pleasure. /n their faces are

their mar#s, $bein% the traces of their "rostration. !his is their similitude in the !aurat; and

their similitude in the Gos"el is0 li#e a seed which sends forth its blade, then ma#es it stron;

it then becomes thic#, and it stands on its own stem, $fillin% the sowers with wonder and

deliht. As a result, it fills the *nbelie)ers with rae at them. Allah has "romised those amon

them who belie)e and do rihteous deeds fori)eness, and a reat +eward.

Surah 49. The ri+a)e par)men)%# The

"nner par)men)%



1. / :e who belie)e2 Put not yoursel)es forward before Allah and is Messener. but fear

Allah. for Allah is e (ho hears and #nows all thins.

2. / ye who belie)e2 +aise not your )oices abo)e the )oice of the Pro"het, nor s"ea# aloud to

him in tal#, as ye may s"ea# aloud to one another, lest your deeds become )ain and ye

"ercei)e not.

3. !hose that lower their )oices in the "resence of Allah.s Messener,5 their hearts has Allah

tested for "iety0 for them is ori)eness and a reat +eward.

4. !hose who shout out to thee from without the inner a"artments 5 most of them lac#

understandin.

5. If only they had "atience until thou couldst come out to them, it would be best for them0 but

Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

6. / ye who belie)e2 If a wic#ed "erson comes to you with any news, ascertain the truth, lestye harm "eo"le unwittinly, and afterwards become full of re"entance for what ye ha)e done.

7. And #now that amon you is Allah.s Messener. were he, in many matters, to follow your

$wishes%, ye would certainly fall into misfortune0 'ut Allah has endeared the aith to you, and

has made it beautiful in your hearts, and e has made hateful to you *nbelief, wic#edness,

and rebellion0 such indeed are those who wal# in rihteousness;5

8. A Grace and a)our from Allah. and Allah is full of =nowlede and (isdom.

9. If two "arties amon the 'elie)ers fall into a uarrel, ma#e ye "eace between them0 but if

one of them transresses beyond bounds aainst the other then fiht ye $all% aainst the one

that transresses until it com"lies with the command of Allah; but if it com"lies then ma#e

"eace between them with -ustice and be fair0 for Allah lo)es those who are fair $and -ust%.

10. !he 'elie)ers are but a sinle 'rotherhood0 So ma#e "eace and reconciliation between

your two $contendin% brothers; and fear Allah, that ye may recei)e Mercy.

11. / ye who belie)e2 &et not some men amon you lauh at others0 It may be that the $latter%

are better than the $former%0 4or let some women lauh at others0 It may be that the $latter are

better than the $former%0 4or defame nor be sarcastic to each other, nor call each other by

$offensi)e% nic#names0 Ill5seemin is a name connotin wic#edness, $to be used of one% afterhe has belie)ed0 And those who do not desist are $indeed% doin wron.

12. / ye who belie)e2 A)oid sus"icion as much $as "ossible%0 for sus"icion in some cases is a

sin0 And s"y not on each other behind their bac#s. (ould any of you li#e to eat the flesh of

his dead brother3 4ay, ye would abhor it...'ut fear Allah. or Allah is /ft5+eturnin, Most

Merciful.

13. / man#ind2 (e created you from a sinle $"air% of a male and a female, and made you

into nations and tribes, that ye may #now each other $not that ye may des"ise $each other%.

>erily the most honoured of you in the siht of Allah is $he who is% the most rihteous of you.

And Allah has full #nowlede and is well acuainted $with all thins%.



14. !he desert Arabs say, 1(e belie)e.1 Say, 1:e ha)e no faith; but ye $only%say, 9(e ha)e

submitted our wills to Allah,9 or not yet has aith entered your hearts. 'ut if ye obey Allah

and is Messener, e will not belittle auht of your deeds0 for Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most

Merciful.1

15. /nly those are 'elie)ers who ha)e belie)ed in Allah and is Messener, and ha)e ne)ersince doubted, but ha)e stri)en with their belonins and their "ersons in the Cause of Allah0

Such are the sincere ones.

16. Say0 1(hat2 (ill ye instruct Allah about your reliion3 'ut Allah #nows all that is in the

hea)ens and on earth0 e has full #nowlede of all thins.

17. !hey im"ress on thee as a fa)our that they ha)e embraced Islam. Say, 1Count not your

Islam as a fa)our u"on me0 4ay, Allah has conferred a fa)our u"on you that e has uided

you to the faith, if ye be true and sincere.

18. 1>erily Allah #nows the secrets of the hea)ens and the earth0 and Allah Sees well all thatye do.1

Surah 50. Aa# <)he *e))er=# < A =

1. <af0 'y the Glorious <ur9an $!hou art Allah.s Messener..

2. 'ut they wonder that there has come to them a (arner from amon themsel)es. So the

*nbelie)ers say0 1!his is a wonderful thin2

3. 1(hat2 (hen we die and become dust, $shall we li)e aain3% !hat is a $sort of% return far

$from our understandin%.1

4. (e already #now how much of them the earth ta#es away0 (ith *s is a record uardin

$the full account%.

5. 'ut they deny the !ruth when it comes to them0 so they are in a confused state.

6. Do they not loo# at the s#y abo)e them35 ow (e ha)e made it and adorned it, and there

are no flaws in it3

7. And the earth5 (e ha)e s"read it out, and set thereon mountains standin firm, and

"roduced therein e)ery #ind of beautiful rowth $in "airs%5

8. !o be obser)ed and commemorated by e)ery de)otee turnin $to Allah..

9. And (e send down from the s#y rain charted with blessin, and (e "roduce therewith

ardens and Grain for har)ests;

10. And tall $and stately% "alm5trees, with shoots of fruit5stal#s, "iled one o)er another;5

11. As sustenance for $$Allah%9s% Ser)ants;5 and (e i)e $new% life therewith to land that isdead0 !hus will be the +esurrection.



12. 'efore them was denied $the ereafter% by the Peo"le of 4oah, the Com"anions of the

+ass, the !hamud,

13. !he 9Ad, Pharaoh, the brethren of &ut,

14. !he Com"anions of the (ood, and the Peo"le of !ubba9; each one $of them% re-ected thea"ostles, and My warnin was duly fulfilled $in them%.

15. (ere (e then weary with the first Creation, that they should be in confused doubt about a

new Creation3

16. It was (e (ho created man, and (e #now what dar# suestions his soul ma#es to him0

for (e are nearer to him than $his% -uular )ein.

17. 'ehold, two $uardian anels% a""ointed to learn $his doins% learn $and noted them%, one

sittin on the riht and one on the left.

18. 4ot a word does he utter but there is a sentinel by him, ready $to note it%.

19. And the stu"or of death will brin !ruth $before his eyes%0 1!his was the thin which thou

wast tryin to esca"e21

20. And the !rum"et shall be blown0 that will be the Day whereof (arnin $had been i)en%.

21. And there will come forth e)ery soul0 with each will be an $anel% to dri)e, and an $anel%

to bear witness.

22. $It will be said0% 1!hou wast heedless of this; now ha)e (e remo)ed thy )eil, and shar" is

thy siht this Day21

23. And his Com"anion will say0 1ere is $his +ecord% ready with me21

24. $!he sentence will be0% 1!hrow, throw into ell e)ery contumacious +e-ecter $of Allah.25

25. 1(ho forbade what was ood, transressed all bounds, cast doubts and sus"icions;

26. 1(ho set u" another od beside Allah. !hrow him into a se)ere "enalty.1

27. is Com"anion will say0 1/ur &ord2 I did not ma#e him transress, but he was $himself%

far astray.1

28. e will say0 1Dis"ute not with each other in My Presence0 I had already in ad)ance sent

you (arnin.

29. 1!he (ord chanes not before Me, and I do not the least in-ustice to My Ser)ants.1

30. /ne Day (e will as# ell, 1Art thou filled to the full31 It will say, 1Are there any more

$to come%31

31. And the Garden will be brouht nih to the +ihteous,5 no more a thin distant.



32. $A )oice will say0% 1!his is what was "romised for you,5 for e)ery one who turned $to

Allah. in sincere re"entance, who #e"t $is &aw%,

33. 1(ho feared $$Allah%% Most Gracious *nseen, and brouht a heart turned in de)otion $to

im%0

34. 17nter ye therein in Peace and Security; this is a Day of 7ternal &ife21

35. !here will be for them therein all that they wish,5 and more besides in /ur Presence.

36. 'ut how many enerations before them did (e destroy $for their sins%,5 stroner in "ower

than they3 !hen did they wander throuh the land0 was there any "lace of esca"e $for them%3

37. >erily in this is a Messae for any that has a heart and understandin or who i)es ear and

earnestly witnesses $the truth%.

38. (e created the hea)ens and the earth and all between them in Si8 Days, nor did any senseof weariness touch *s.

39. 'ear, then, with "atience, all that they say, and celebrate the "raises of thy &ord, before

the risin of the sun and before $its% settin.

40. And durin "art of the niht, $also,% celebrate is "raises, and $so li#ewise% after the

"ostures of adoration.

41. And listen for the Day when the Caller will call out from a "lace uiet near,5

42. !he Day when they will hear a $mihty% 'last in $)ery% truth0 that will be the Day of

+esurrection.

43. >erily it is (e (ho i)e &ife and Death; and to *s is the inal Goal5

44. !he Day when the 7arth will be rent asunder, from $men% hurryin out0 that will be a

atherin toether,5 uite easy for *s.

45. (e #now best what they say; and thou art not one to o)erawe them by force. So admonish

with the <ur9an such as fear My (arnin2

Surah 51. The &innowing &in(%

1. 'y the $(inds% that scatter broadcast;

2. And those that lift and bear away hea)y weihts;

3. And those that flow with ease and entleness;

4. And those that distribute and a""ortion by Command;5

5. >erily that which ye are "romised is true;



6. And )erily Judment and Justice must indeed come to "ass.

7. 'y the S#y with $its% numerous Paths,

8. !ruly ye are in a doctrine discordant,

9. !hrouh which are deluded $away from the !ruth% such as would be deluded.

10. (oe to the falsehood5moners,5

11. !hose who $flounder% heedless in a flood of confusion0

12. !hey as#, 1(hen will be the Day of Judment and Justice31

13. $It will be% a Day when they will be tried $and tested% o)er the ire2

14. 1!aste ye your trial2 !his is what ye used to as# to be hastened21

15. As to the +ihteous, they will be in the midst of Gardens and S"rins,

16. !a#in -oy in the thins which their &ord i)es them, because, before then, they li)ed a

ood life.

17. !hey were in the habit of slee"in but little by niht,

18. And in the hour of early dawn, they $were found% "rayin for ori)eness;

19. And in their wealth and "ossessions $was remembered% the riht of the $needy,% him who

as#ed, and him who $for some reason% was "re)ented $from as#in%.

20. /n the earth are sins for those of assured aith,

21. As also in your own sel)es0 (ill ye not then see3

22. And in hea)en is your Sustenance, as $also% that which ye are "romised.

23. !hen, by the &ord of hea)en and earth, this is the )ery !ruth, as much as the fact that ye

can s"ea# intelliently to each other.

24. as the story reached thee, of the honoured uests of Abraham3

25. 'ehold, they entered his "resence, and said0 1Peace21 e said, 1Peace21 $and thouht,

1!hese seem% unusual "eo"le.1

26. !hen he turned uic#ly to his household, brouht out a fatted calf,

27. And "laced it before them.. he said, 1(ill ye not eat31

28. $(hen they did not eat%, e concei)ed a fear of them. !hey said, 1ear not,1 and theya)e him lad tidins of a son endowed with #nowlede.



29. 'ut his wife came forward $lauhin% aloud0 she smote her forehead and said0 1A barren

old woman21

30. !hey said, 17)en so has thy &ord s"o#en0 and e is full of (isdom and =nowlede.1

31. $Abraham% said0 1And what, / ye Messeners, is your errand $now%31

32. !hey said, 1(e ha)e been sent to a "eo"le $dee"% in sin;5

33. 1!o brin on, on them, $a shower of% stones of clay $brimstone%,

34. 1Mar#ed as from thy &ord for those who tres"ass beyond bounds.1

35. !hen (e e)acuated those of the 'elie)ers who were there,

36. 'ut (e found not there any -ust $Muslim% "ersons e8ce"t in one house0

37. And (e left there a Sin for such as fear the Grie)ous Penalty.

38. And in Moses $was another Sin%0 'ehold, (e sent him to Pharaoh, with authority

manifest.

39. 'ut $Pharaoh% turned bac# with his Chiefs, and said, 1A sorcerer, or one "ossessed21

40. So (e too# him and his forces, and threw them into the sea; and his was the blame.

41. And in the 9Ad $"eo"le% $was another Sin%0 'ehold, (e sent aainst them the de)astatin(ind0

42. It left nothin whate)er that it came u" aainst, but reduced it to ruin and rottenness.

43. And in the !hamud $was another Sin%0 'ehold, they were told, 17n-oy $your brief day%

for a little while21

44. 'ut they insolently defied the Command of their &ord0 So the stunnin noise $of an

earthua#e% sei6ed them, e)en while they were loo#in on.

45. !hen they could not e)en stand $on their feet%, nor could they hel" themsel)es.

46. So were the Peo"le of 4oah before them for they wic#edly transressed.

47. (ith "ower and s#ill did (e construct the irmament0 for it is (e (ho create the

)astness of "ace.

48. And (e ha)e s"read out the $s"acious% earth0 ow e8cellently (e do s"read out2

49. And of e)ery thin (e ha)e created "airs0 !hat ye may recei)e instruction.

50. asten ye then $at once% to Allah. I am from im a (arner to you, clear and o"en2



51. And ma#e not another an ob-ect of worshi" with Allah. I am from im a (arner to you,

clear and o"en2

52. Similarly, no a"ostle came to the Peo"les before them, but they said $of him% in li#e

manner, 1A sorcerer, or one "ossessed12

53. Is this the leacy they ha)e transmitted, one to another3 4ay, they are themsel)es a "eo"le

transressin beyond bounds2

54. So turn away from them0 not thine is the blame.

55. 'ut teach $thy Messae% for teachin benefits the 'elie)ers.

56. I ha)e only created Jinns and men, that they may ser)e Me.

57. 4o Sustenance do I reuire of them, nor do I reuire that they should feed Me.

58. or Allah is e (ho i)es $all% Sustenance,5 &ord of Power,5 Steadfast $for e)er%.

59. or the (ron5doers, their "ortion is li#e unto the "ortion of their fellows $of earlier

enerations%0 then let them not as# Me to hasten $that "ortion%2

60. (oe, then, to the *nbelie)ers, on account of that Day of theirs which they ha)e been

"romised2

Surah 52. The oun)

1. 'y the Mount $of +e)elation%;

2. 'y a Decree inscribed

3. In a Scroll unfolded;

4. 'y the much5freuented ane;

5. 'y the Cano"y +aised ih;

6. And by the /cean filled with Swell;5

7. >erily, the Doom of thy &ord will indeed come to "ass;5

8. !here is none can a)ert it;5

9. /n the Day when the firmament will be in dreadful commotion.

10. And the mountains will fly hither and thither.

11. !hen woe that Day to those that treat $!ruth% as alsehood;5



12. !hat "lay $and "addle% in shallow trifles.

13. !hat Day shall they be thrust down to the ire of ell, irresistibly.

14. 1!his0, it will be said, 1Is the ire,5 which ye were wont to deny2

15. 1Is this then a fa#e, or is it ye that do not see3

16. 1'urn ye therein0 the same is it to you whether ye bear it with "atience, or not0 :e but

recei)e the recom"ense of your $own% deeds.1

17. As to the +ihteous, they will be in Gardens, and in a""iness,5

18. 7n-oyin the $'liss% which their &ord hath bestowed on them, and their &ord shall deli)er

them from the Penalty of the ire.

19. $!o them will be said0% 17at and drin# ye, with "rofit and health, because of your $ood%deeds.1

20. !hey will recline $with ease% on !hrones $of dinity% arraned in ran#s; and (e shall -oin

them to Com"anions, with beautiful bi and lustrous eyes.

21. And those who belie)e and whose families follow them in aith,5 to them shall (e -oin

their families0 4or shall (e de"ri)e them $of the fruit% of auht of their wor#s0 $:et% is each

indi)idual in "lede for his deeds.

22. And (e shall bestow on them, of fruit and meat, anythin they shall desire.

23. !hey shall there e8chane, one with another, a $lo)in% cu" free of fri)olity, free of all

taint of ill.

24. +ound about them will ser)e, $de)oted% to them. :ouths $handsome% as Pearls well5

uarded.

25. !hey will ad)ance to each other, enain in mutual enuiry.

26. !hey will say0 1Aforetime, we were not without fear for the sa#e of our "eo"le.

27. 1'ut Allah has been ood to us, and has deli)ered us from the Penalty of the Scorchin

(ind.

28. 1!ruly, we did call unto im from of old0 truly it is e, the 'eneficent, the Merciful21

29. !herefore "roclaim thou the "raises $of thy &ord%0 for by the Grace of thy &ord, thou art

no $)ular% soothsayer, nor art thou one "ossessed.

30. /r do they say05 1A Poet2 we await for him some calamity $hatched% by !ime21

31. Say thou0 1Await ye25 I too will wait alon with you21





3. 4or does he say $auht% of $his own% Desire.

4. It is no less than ins"iration sent down to him0

5. e was tauht by one Mihty in Power,

6. 7ndued with (isdom0 for he a""eared $in stately form%;

7. (hile he was in the hihest "art of the hori6on0

8. !hen he a""roached and came closer,

9. And was at a distance of but two bow5lenths or $e)en% nearer;

10. So did $$Allah%% con)ey the ins"iration to is Ser)ant5 $con)eyed% what e $meant% to

con)ey.

11. !he $Pro"het9s% $mind and% heart in no way falsified that which he saw.

12. (ill ye then dis"ute with him concernin what he saw3

13. or indeed he saw him at a second descent,

14. 4ear the &ote5tree beyond which none may "ass0

15. 4ear it is the Garden of Abode.

16. 'ehold, the &ote5tree was shrouded $in mystery uns"ea#able2%

17. $is% siht ne)er swer)ed, nor did it o wron2

18. or truly did he see, of the Sins of his &ord, the Greatest2

19. a)e ye seen &at. and 9*66a,

20. And another, the third $oddess%, Manat3

21. (hat2 for you the male se8, and for im, the female3

22. 'ehold, such would be indeed a di)ision most unfair2

23. !hese are nothin but names which ye ha)e de)ised,5 ye and your fathers,5 for which

Allah has sent down no authority $whate)er%. !hey follow nothin but con-ecture and what

their own souls desire25 7)en thouh there has already come to them Guidance from their

&ord2

24. 4ay, shall man ha)e $-ust% anythin he han#ers after3

25. 'ut it is to Allah that the 7nd and the 'einnin $of all thins% belon.



26. ow many5so5e)er be the anels in the hea)ens, their intercession will a)ail nothin

e8ce"t after Allah has i)en lea)e for whom e "leases and that he is acce"table to im.

27. !hose who belie)e not in the ereafter, name the anels with female names.

28. 'ut they ha)e no #nowlede therein. !hey follow nothin but con-ecture; and con-ecturea)ails nothin aainst !ruth.

29. !herefore shun those who turn away from /ur Messae and desire nothin but the life of

this world.

30. !hat is as far as #nowlede will reach them. >erily thy &ord #noweth best those who stray

from is Path, and e #noweth best those who recei)e uidance.

31. :ea, to Allah belons all that is in the hea)ens and on earth0 so that e rewards those who

do e)il, accordin to their deeds, and e rewards those who do ood, with what is best.

32. !hose who a)oid reat sins and shameful deeds, only $fallin into% small faults,5 )erily thy

&ord is am"le in fori)eness. e #nows you well when e brins you out of the earth, And

when ye are hidden in your mothers9 wombs. !herefore -ustify not yoursel)es0 e #nows best

who it is that uards aainst e)il.

33. Seest thou one who turns bac#,

34. Gi)es a little, then hardens $his heart%3

35. (hat2 as he #nowlede of the *nseen so that he can see3

36. 4ay, is he not acuainted with what is in the 'oo#s of Moses5

37. And of Abraham who fulfilled his enaements35

38. 4amely, that no bearer of burdens can bear the burden of another;

39. !hat man can ha)e nothin but what he stri)es for;

40. !hat $the fruit of% his stri)in will soon come in siht0

41. !hen will he be rewarded with a reward com"lete;

42. !hat to thy &ord is the final Goal;

43. !hat it is e (ho ranteth &auhter and !ears;

44. !hat it is e (ho ranteth Death and &ife;

45. !hat e did create in "airs,5 male and female,

46. rom a seed when loded $in its "lace%;



47. !hat e hath "romised a Second Creation $+aisin of the Dead%;

48. !hat it is e (ho i)eth wealth and satisfaction;

49. !hat e is the &ord of Sirius $the Mihty Star%;

50. And that it is e (ho destroyed the $"owerful% ancient 9Ad $"eo"le%,

51. And the !hamud nor a)e them a lease of "er"etual life.

52. And before them, the "eo"le of 4oah, for that they were $all% most un-ust and most

insolent transressors,

53. And e destroyed the /)erthrown Cities $of Sodom and Gomorrah%.

54. So that $ruins un#nown% ha)e co)ered them u".

55. !hen which of the ifts of thy &ord, $/ man,% wilt thou dis"ute about3

56. !his is a (arner, of the $series of% (arners of old2

57. !he $Judment% e)er a""roachin draws nih0

58. 4o $soul% but Allah can lay it bare.

59. Do ye then wonder at this recital3

60. And will ye lauh and not wee",5

61. (astin your time in )anities3

62. 'ut fall ye down in "rostration to Allah, and adore $im%2

Surah 54. The oon

1. !he our $of Judment% is nih, and the moon is cleft asunder.

2. 'ut if they see a Sin, they turn away, and say, 1!his is $but% transient maic.1

3. !hey re-ect $the warnin% and follow their $own% lusts but e)ery matter has its a""ointed

time.

4. !here ha)e already come to them +ecitals wherein there is $enouh% to chec# $them%,

5. Mature wisdom;5 but $the "reachin of% (arners "rofits them not.

6. !herefore, $/ Pro"het,% turn away from them. !he Day that the Caller will call $them% to a

terrible affair,



7. !hey will come forth,5 their eyes humbled 5 from $their% ra)es, $tor"id% li#e locusts

scattered abroad,

8. astenin, with eyes transfi8ed, towards the Caller25 1ard is this Day21, the *nbelie)ers

will say.

9. 'efore them the Peo"le of 4oah re-ected $their a"ostle%0 they re-ected /ur ser)ant, and

said, 1ere is one "ossessed21, and he was dri)en out.

10. !hen he called on his &ord0 1I am one o)ercome0 do !hou then hel" $me%21

11. So (e o"ened the ates of hea)en, with water "ourin forth.

12. And (e caused the earth to ush forth with s"rins, so the waters met $and rose% to the

e8tent decreed.

13. 'ut (e bore him on an $Ar#% made of broad "lan#s and caul#ed with "alm5 fibre0

14. She floats under our eyes $and care%0 a recom"ense to one who had been re-ected $with

scorn%2

15. And (e ha)e left this as a Sin $for all time%0 then is there any that will recei)e

admonition3

16. 'ut how $terrible% was My Penalty and My (arnin3

17. And (e ha)e indeed made the <ur9an easy to understand and remember0 then is there any

that will recei)e admonition3

18. !he 9Ad $"eo"le% $too% re-ected $!ruth%0 then how terrible was My Penalty and My

(arnin3

19. or (e sent aainst them a furious wind, on a Day of )iolent Disaster,

20. Pluc#in out men as if they were roots of "alm5trees torn u" $from the round%.

21. :ea, how $terrible% was My Penalty and My (arnin2

22. 'ut (e ha)e indeed made the <ur9an easy to understand and remember0 then is there any


23. !he !hamud $also% re-ected $their% (arners.

24. or they said0 1(hat2 a man2 a Solitary one from amon oursel)es2 shall we follow such a

one3 !ruly should we then be strayin in mind, and mad2

25. 1Is it that the Messae is sent to him, of all "eo"le amonst us3 4ay, he is a liar, an

insolent one21

26. Ah2 they will #now on the morrow, which is the liar, the insolent one2



27. or (e will send the she5camel by way of trial for them. So watch them, $/ Salih%, and

"ossess thyself in "atience2

28. And tell them that the water is to be di)ided between them0 7ach one9s riht to drin# bein

brouht forward $by suitable turns%.

29. 'ut they called to their com"anion, and he too# a sword in hand, and hamstrun $her%.

30. Ah2 how $terrible% was My Penalty and My (arnin2

31. or (e sent aainst them a sinle Mihty 'last, and they became li#e the dry stubble used

by one who "ens cattle.



33. !he "eo"le of &ut re-ected $his% warnin.

34. (e sent aainst them a )iolent !ornado with showers of stones, $which destroyed them%,

e8ce"t &ut9s household0 them (e deli)ered by early Dawn,5

35. As a Grace from *s0 thus do (e reward those who i)e than#s.

36. And $&ut% did warn them of /ur Punishment, but they dis"uted about the (arnin.

37. And they e)en souht to snatch away his uests from him, but (e blinded their eyes.

$!hey heard0% 14ow taste ye My (rath and My (arnin.1

38. 7arly on the morrow an abidin Punishment sei6ed them0

39. 1So taste ye My (rath and My (arnin.1



41. !o the Peo"le of Pharaoh, too, aforetime, came (arners $from Allah..

42. !he $"eo"le% re-ected all /ur Sins; but (e sei6ed them with such Penalty $as comes%from /ne 78alted in Power, able to carry out is (ill.

43. Are your *nbelie)ers, $/ <uraish%, better than they3 /r ha)e ye an immunity in the

Sacred 'oo#s3

44. /r do they say0 1(e actin toether can defend oursel)es13

45. Soon will their multitude be "ut to fliht, and they will show their bac#s.

46. 4ay, the our $of Judment% is the time "romised them $for their full recom"ense%0 And

that our will be most rie)ous and most bitter.



47. !ruly those in sin are the ones strayin in mind, and mad.

48. !he Day they will be draed throuh the ire on their faces, $they will hear0% 1!aste ye

the touch of ell21

49. >erily, all thins ha)e (e created in "ro"ortion and measure.

50. And /ur Command is but a sinle $Act%,5 li#e the twin#lin of an eye.

51. And $oft% in the "ast, ha)e (e destroyed ans li#e unto you0 then is there any that will

recei)e admonition3

52. All that they do is noted in $their% 'oo#s $of Deeds%0

53. 7)ery matter, small and reat, is on record.

54. As to the +ihteous, they will be in the midst of Gardens and +i)ers,

55. In an Assembly of !ruth, in the Presence of a So)erein /mni"otent.

Surah 55. The enei,en)# The er,y

>i+ing

1. $$Allah%% Most Gracious2

2. It is e (ho has tauht the <ur9an.

3. e has created man0

4. e has tauht him s"eech $and intellience%.

5. !he sun and the moon follow courses $e8actly% com"uted;

6. And the herbs and the trees 5 both $ali#e% bow in adoration.

7. And the irmament has e raised hih, and e has set u" the 'alance $of Justice%,

8. In order that ye may not transress $due% balance.

9. So establish weiht with -ustice and fall not short in the balance.

10. It is e (ho has s"read out the earth for $is% creatures0

11. !herein is fruit and date5"alms, "roducin s"athes $enclosin dates%;

12. Also corn, with $its% lea)es and stal# for fodder, and sweet5smellin "lants.

13. !hen which of the fa)ours of your &ord will ye deny3



14. e created man from soundin clay li#e unto "ottery,

15. And e created Jinns from fire free of smo#e0


17. $e is% &ord of the two 7asts and &ord of the two (ests0


19. e has let free the two bodies of flowin water, meetin toether0

20. 'etween them is a 'arrier which they do not transress0


22. /ut of them come Pearls and Coral0


24. And is are the Shi"s sailin smoothly throuh the seas, lofty as mountains0


26. All that is on earth will "erish0

27. 'ut will abide $for e)er% the ace of thy &ord,5 full of Ma-esty, 'ounty and onour.


29. /f im see#s $its need% e)ery creature in the hea)ens and on earth0 e)ery day in $new%

S"lendour doth e $shine%2


31. Soon shall (e settle your affairs, / both ye worlds2


33. / ye assembly of Jinns and men2 If it be ye can "ass beyond the 6ones of the hea)ens and

the earth, "ass ye2 not without authority shall ye be able to "ass2


35. /n you will be sent $/ ye e)il ones twain2% a flame of fire $to burn% and a smo#e $to

cho#e%0 no defence will ye ha)e0


37. (hen the s#y is rent asunder, and it becomes red li#e ointment0




39. /n that Day no uestion will be as#ed of man or Jinn as to his sin.


41. $or% the sinners will be #nown by their mar#s0 and they will be sei6ed by their foreloc#s

and their feet.


43. !his is the ell which the Sinners deny0

44. In its midst and in the midst of boilin hot water will they wander round2


46. 'ut for such as fear the time when they will stand before $the Judment Seat of% their

&ord, there will be two Gardens5


48. Containin all #inds $of trees and delihts%;5


50. In them $each% will be two S"rins flowin $free%;


52. In them will be ruits of e)ery #ind, two and two.


54. !hey will recline on Car"ets, whose inner linins will be of rich brocade0 the ruit of the

Gardens will be near $and easy of reach%.


56. In them will be $Maidens%, chaste, restrainin their lances, whom no man or Jinn before

them has touched;5


58. &i#e unto +ubies and coral.


60. Is there any +eward for Good 5 other than Good3




62. And besides these two, there are two other Gardens,5


64. Dar#5reen in colour $from "lentiful waterin%.


66. In them $each% will be two S"rins "ourin forth water in continuous abundance0


68. In them will be ruits, and dates and "omeranates0


70. In them will be fair $Com"anions%, ood, beautiful;5


72. Com"anions restrained $as to their lances%, in $oodly% "a)ilions;5


74. (hom no man or Jinn before them has touched;5


76. +eclinin on reen Cushions and rich Car"ets of beauty.


78. 'lessed be the name of thy &ord, full of Ma-esty, 'ounty and onour.

Surah 56. The B+en)# The "ne+i)a'le1. (hen the 7)ent ine)itable cometh to "ass,

2. !hen will no $soul% entertain falsehood concernin its comin.

3. $Many% will it brin low; $many% will it e8alt;

4. (hen the earth shall be sha#en to its de"ths,

5. And the mountains shall be crumbled to atoms,

6. 'ecomin dust scattered abroad,



7. And ye shall be sorted out into three classes.

8. !hen $there will be% the Com"anions of the +iht and;5 (hat will be the Com"anions of

the +iht and3

9. And the Com"anions of the &eft and,5 what will be the Com"anions of the &eft and3

10. And those oremost $in aith% will be oremost $in the ereafter%.

11. !hese will be those 4earest to Allah.

12. In Gardens of 'liss0

13. A number of "eo"le from those of old,

14. And a few from those of later times.

15. $!hey will be% on !hrones encrusted $with old and "recious stones%,

16. +eclinin on them, facin each other.

17. +ound about them will $ser)e% youths of "er"etual $freshness%,

18. (ith oblets, $shinin% bea#ers, and cu"s $filled% out of clear5flowin fountains0

19. 4o after5ache will they recei)e therefrom, nor will they suffer into8ication0

20. And with fruits, any that they may select0

21. And the flesh of fowls, any that they may desire.

22. And $there will be% Com"anions with beautiful, bi, and lustrous eyes,5

23. &i#e unto Pearls well5uarded.

24. A +eward for the deeds of their "ast $life%.

25. 4ot fri)olity will they hear therein, nor any taint of ill,5

26. /nly the sayin, 1Peace2 Peace1.

27. !he Com"anions of the +iht and,5 what will be the Com"anions of the +iht and3

28. $!hey will be% amon &ote5trees without thorns,

29. Amon !alh trees with flowers $or fruits% "iled one abo)e another,5

30. In shade lon5e8tended,

31. 'y water flowin constantly,



32. And fruit in abundance.

33. (hose season is not limited, nor $su""ly% forbidden,

34. And on !hrones $of Dinity%, raised hih.

35. (e ha)e created $their Com"anions% of s"ecial creation.

36. And made them )irin 5 "ure $and undefiled%, 5

37. 'elo)ed $by nature%, eual in ae,5

38. or the Com"anions of the +iht and.

39. A $oodly% number from those of old,

40. And a $oodly% number from those of later times.

41. !he Com"anions of the &eft and,5 what will be the Com"anions of the &eft and3

42. $!hey will be% in the midst of a ierce 'last of ire and in 'oilin (ater,

43. And in the shades of 'lac# Smo#e0

44. 4othin $will there be% to refresh, nor to "lease0

45. or that they were wont to be induled, before that, in wealth $and lu8ury%,

46. And "ersisted obstinately in wic#edness su"reme2

47. And they used to say, 1(hat2 when we die and become dust and bones, shall we then

indeed be raised u" aain35

48. 1$(e% and our fathers of old31

49. Say0 1:ea, those of old and those of later times,

50. 1All will certainly be athered toether for the meetin a""ointed for a Day well5#nown.

51. 1!hen will ye truly,5 / ye that o wron, and treat $!ruth% as alsehood25

52. 1:e will surely taste of the !ree of ?aum.

53. 1!hen will ye fill your insides therewith,

54. 1And drin# 'oilin (ater on to" of it0

55. 1Indeed ye shall drin# li#e diseased camels rain with thirst21

56. Such will be their entertainment on the Day of +euital2



57. It is (e (ho ha)e created you0 why will ye not witness the !ruth3

58. Do ye then see35 !he $human Seed% that ye throw out,5

59. Is it ye who create it, or are (e the Creators3

60. (e ha)e decreed Death to be your common lot, and (e are not to be frustrated

61. from chanin your orms and creatin you $aain% in $forms% that ye #now not.

62. And ye certainly #now already the first form of creation0 why then do ye not celebrate is

"raises3

63. See ye the seed that ye sow in the round3

64. Is it ye that cause it to row, or are (e the Cause3

65. (ere it /ur (ill, (e could crumble it to dry "owder, and ye would be left in

wonderment,

66. $Sayin%, 1(e are indeed left with debts $for nothin%0

67. 1Indeed are we shut out $of the fruits of our labour%1

68. See ye the water which ye drin#3

69. Do ye brin it down $in rain% from the cloud or do (e3

70. (ere it /ur (ill, (e could ma#e it salt $and un"alatable%0 then why do ye not i)e

than#s3

71. See ye the ire which ye #indle3

72. Is it ye who row the tree which feeds the fire, or do (e row it3

73. (e ha)e made it a memorial $of /ur handiwor#%, and an article of comfort and

con)enience for the deni6ens of deserts.

74. !hen celebrate with "raises the name of thy &ord, the Su"reme2

75. urthermore I call to witness the settin of the Stars,5

76. And that is indeed a mihty ad-uration if ye but #new,5

77. !hat this is indeed a ur9an Most onourable,

78. In 'oo# well5uarded,

79. (hich none shall touch but those who are clean0



80. A +e)elation from the &ord of the (orlds.

81. Is it such a Messae that ye would hold in liht esteem3

82. And ha)e ye made it your li)elihood that ye should declare it false3

83. !hen why do ye not $inter)ene% when $the soul of the dyin man% reaches the throat,5

84. And ye the while $sit% loo#in on,5

85. 'ut (e are nearer to him than ye, and yet see not,5

86. !hen why do ye not,5 If you are e8em"t from $future% account,5

87. Call bac# the soul, if ye are true $in the claim of inde"endence%3

88. !hus, then, if he be of those 4earest to Allah,

89. $!here is for him% +est and Satisfaction, and a Garden of Delihts.

90. And if he be of the Com"anions of the +iht and,

91. $or him is the salutation%, 1Peace be unto thee1, from the Com"anions of the +iht and.

92. And if he be of those who treat $!ruth% as alsehood, who o wron,

93. or him is 7ntertainment with 'oilin (ater.

94. And burnin in ell5ire.

95. >erily, this is the >ery !ruth and Certainly.

96. So celebrate with "raises the name of thy &ord, the Su"reme.

Surah 57. "ron

1. (hate)er is in the hea)ens and on earth,5 let it declare the Praises and Glory of Allah. fore is the 78alted in Miht, the (ise.

2. !o im belons the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth0 It is e (ho i)es &ife and

Death; and e has Power o)er all thins.

3. e is the irst and the &ast, the 7)ident and the Immanent0 and e has full #nowlede of

all thins.

4. e it is (ho created the hea)ens and the earth in Si8 Days, and is moreo)er firmly

established on the !hrone $of Authority%. e #nows what enters within the earth and what

comes forth out of it, what comes down from hea)en and what mounts u" to it. And e iswith you wheresoe)er ye may be. And Allah sees well all that ye do.



5. !o im belons the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth0 and all affairs are referred bac#

to Allah.

6. e meres 4iht into Day, and e meres Day into 4iht; and e has full #nowlede of

the secrets of $all% hearts.

7. 'elie)e in Allah and is a"ostle, and s"end $in charity% out of the $substance% whereof e

has made you heirs. or, those of you who belie)e and s"end $in charity%,5 for them is a reat

+eward.

8. (hat cause ha)e ye why ye should not belie)e in Allah.5 and the Messener in)ites you to

belie)e in your &ord, and has indeed ta#en your Co)enant, if ye are men of aith.

9. e is the /ne (ho sends to is Ser)ant Manifest Sins, that e may lead you from the

de"ths of Dar#ness into the &iht and )erily Allah is to you most #ind and Merciful.

10. And what cause ha)e ye why ye should not s"end in the cause of Allah.5 or to Allah belons the heritae of the hea)ens and the earth. 4ot eual amon you are those who s"ent

$freely% and fouht, before the >ictory, $with those who did so later%. !hose are hiher in ran#

than those who s"ent $freely% and fouht afterwards. 'ut to all has Allah "romised a oodly

$reward%. And Allah is well acuainted with all that ye do.

11. (ho is he that will &oan to Allah a beautiful loan3 for $$Allah%% will increase it manifold

to his credit, and he will ha)e $besides% a liberal +eward.

12. /ne Day shalt thou see the belie)in men and the belie)in women5 how their &iht runs

forward before them and by their riht hands0 $their reetin will be%0 1Good 4ews for you

this Day2 Gardens beneath which flow ri)ers2 to dwell therein for aye2 !his is indeed the

hihest Achie)ement21

13. /ne Day will the y"ocrites5 men and women 5 say to the 'elie)ers0 1(ait for us2 &et us

borrow $a &iht% from your &iht21 It will be said0 1!urn ye bac# to your rear2 then see# a

&iht $where ye can%21 So a wall will be "ut u" betwi8t them, with a ate therein. (ithin it

will be Mercy throuhout, and without it, all alonside, will be $(rath and% Punishment2

14. $!hose without% will call out, 1(ere we not with you31 $!he others% will re"ly, 1!rue2 but

ye led yoursel)es into tem"tation; ye loo#ed forward $to our ruin%; ye doubted $$Allah%9s

Promise%; and $your false% desires decei)ed you; until there issued the Command of Allah.And the Decei)er decei)ed you in res"ect of Allah.

15. 1!his Day shall no ransom be acce"ted of you, nor of those who re-ected Allah.1 :our

abode is the ire0 that is the "ro"er "lace to claim you0 and an e)il refue it is21

16. as not the !ime arri)ed for the 'elie)ers that their hearts in all humility should enae

in the remembrance of Allah and of the !ruth which has been re)ealed $to them%, and that

they should not become li#e those to whom was i)en +e)elation aforetime, but lon aes

"assed o)er them and their hearts rew hard3 or many amon them are rebellious

transressors.



17. =now ye $all% that Allah i)eth life to the earth after its death2 already ha)e (e shown the

Sins "lainly to you, that ye may learn wisdom.

18. or those who i)e in Charity, men and women, and loan to Allah a 'eautiful &oan, it

shall be increased manifold $to their credit%, and they shall ha)e $besides% a liberal reward.

19. And those who belie)e in Allah and is a"ostles5 they are the Sincere $lo)ers of !ruth%,

and the witnesses $who testify%, in the eyes of their &ord0 !hey shall ha)e their +eward and

their &iht. 'ut those who re-ect Allah and deny /ur Sins,5 they are the Com"anions of

ell5ire.

20. =now ye $all%, that the life of this world is but "lay and amusement, "om" and mutual

boastin and multi"lyin, $in ri)alry% amon yoursel)es, riches and children. ere is a

similitude0 ow rain and the rowth which it brins forth, deliht $the hearts of% the tillers;

soon it withers; thou wilt see it row yellow; then it becomes dry and crumbles away. 'ut in

the ereafter is a Penalty se)ere $for the de)otees of wron%. And ori)eness from Allah and

$is% Good Pleasure $for the de)otees of Allah.. And what is the life of this world, but oodsand chattels of dece"tion3

21. 'e ye foremost $in see#in% ori)eness from your &ord, and a Garden $of 'liss%, the

width whereof is as the width of hea)en and earth, "re"ared for those who belie)e in Allah

and is a"ostles0 that is the Grace of Allah, which e bestows on whom he "leases0 and Allah

is the &ord of Grace aboundin.

22. 4o misfortune can ha""en on earth or in your souls but is recorded in a decree before (e

brin it into e8istence0 !hat is truly easy for Allah.

23. In order that ye may not des"air o)er matters that "ass you by, nor e8ult o)er fa)ours

bestowed u"on you. or Allah lo)eth not any )ainlorious boaster,5

24. Such "ersons as are co)etous and commend co)etousness to men. And if any turn bac#

$from Allah.s (ay%, )erily Allah is ree of all 4eeds, (orthy of all Praise.

25. (e sent aforetime our a"ostles with Clear Sins and sent down with them the 'oo# and

the 'alance $of +iht and (ron%, that men may stand forth in -ustice; and (e sent down

Iron, in which is $material for% mihty war, as well as many benefits for man#ind, that Allah

may test who it is that will hel", *nseen, im and is a"ostles0 or Allah is ull of Strenth,

78alted in Miht $and able to enforce is (ill%.

26. And (e sent 4oah and Abraham, and established in their line Pro"hethood and

+e)elation0 and some of them were on riht uidance. 'ut many of them became rebellious

transressors.

27. !hen, in their wa#e, (e followed them u" with $others of% /ur a"ostles0 (e sent after

them Jesus the son of Mary, and bestowed on him the Gos"el; and (e ordained in the hearts

of those who followed him Com"assion and Mercy. 'ut the Monasticism which they in)ented

for themsel)es, (e did not "rescribe for them0 $(e commanded% only the see#in for the

Good Pleasure of Allah. but that they did not foster as they should ha)e done. :et (e

bestowed, on those amon them who belie)ed, their $due% reward, but many of them arerebellious transressors.



28. / ye that belie)e2 ear Allah, and belie)e in is Messener, and e will bestow on you a

double "ortion of is Mercy0 e will "ro)ide for you a &iht by which ye shall wal# $straiht

in your "ath%, and e will fori)e you $your "ast%0 for Allah is /ft5 ori)in, Most Merciful.

29. !hat the Peo"le of the 'oo# may #now that they ha)e no "ower whate)er o)er the Grace

of Allah, that $is% Grace is $entirely% in is and, to bestow it on whomsoe)er e wills. orAllah is the &ord of Grace aboundin.

Surah 58. She Tha) i%pu)e)h# The lea(ing

&oman

1. Allah has indeed heard $and acce"ted% the statement of the woman who "leads with thee

concernin her husband and carries her com"laint $in "rayer% to Allah. and Allah $always%

hears the aruments between both sides amon you0 for Allah hears and sees $all thins%.

2. If any men amon you di)orce their wi)es by ?ihar $callin them mothers%, they cannot be

their mothers0 4one can be their mothers e8ce"t those who a)e them birth. And in fact they

use words $both% iniuitous and false0 but truly Allah is one that blots out $sins%, and fori)es

$aain and aain%.

3. 'ut those who di)orce their wi)es by ?ihar, then wish to o bac# on the words they

uttered,5 $It is ordained that such a one% should free a sla)e before they touch each other0 !hus

are ye admonished to "erform0 and Allah is well5acuainted with $all% that ye do.

4. And if any has not $the wherewithal%, he should fast for two months consecuti)ely before

they touch each other. 'ut if any is unable to do so, he should feed si8ty indient ones, this,

that ye may show your faith in Allah and is Messener. !hose are limits $set by% Allah. or

those who re-ect $im%, there is a rie)ous Penalty.

5. !hose who resist Allah and is Messener will be humbled to dust, as were those before

them0 for (e ha)e already sent down Clear Sins. And the *nbelie)ers $will ha)e% a

humiliatin Penalty,5

6. /n the Day that Allah will raise them all u" $aain% and show them the !ruth $and

meanin% of their conduct. Allah has rec#oned its $)alue%, thouh they may ha)e forotten it,

for Allah is (itness to all thins.

7. Seest thou not that Allah doth #now $all% that is in the hea)ens and on earth3 !here is not a

secret consultation between three, but e ma#es the fourth amon them, 5 4or between fi)e

but e ma#es the si8th,5 nor between fewer nor more, but e is in their midst, wheresoe)er

they be0 In the end will e tell them the truth of their conduct, on the Day of Judment. or

Allah has full #nowlede of all thins.

8. !urnest thou not thy siht towards those who were forbidden secret counsels yet re)ert to

that which they were forbidden $to do%3 And they hold secret counsels amon themsel)es for

iniuity and hostility, and disobedience to the Messener. And when they come to thee, they

salute thee, not as Allah salutes thee, $but in croo#ed ways%0 And they say to themsel)es,



1(hy does not Allah "unish us for our words31 7nouh for them is ell0 In it will they burn,

and e)il is that destination2

9. / ye who belie)e2 (hen ye hold secret counsel, do it not for iniuity and hostility, and

disobedience to the Pro"het; but do it for rihteousness and self5 restraint; and fear Allah, to

(hom ye shall be brouht bac#.

10. Secret counsels are only $ins"ired% by the 7)il /ne, in order that he may cause rief to the

'elie)ers; but he cannot harm them in the least, e8ce"t as Allah "ermits; and on Allah let the

'elie)ers "ut their trust.

11. / ye who belie)e2 (hen ye are told to ma#e room in the assemblies, $s"read out and%

ma#e room0 $am"le% room will Allah "ro)ide for you. And when ye are told to rise u", rise u"

Allah will rise u", to $suitable% ran#s $and derees%, those of you who belie)e and who ha)e

been ranted $mystic% =nowlede. And Allah is well5 acuainted with all ye do.

12. / ye who belie)e2 (hen ye consult the Messener in "ri)ate, s"end somethin in charity before your "ri)ate consultation. !hat will be best for you, and most conduci)e to "urity $of

conduct%. 'ut if ye find not $the wherewithal%, Allah is /ft5 ori)in, Most Merciful.

13. Is it that ye are afraid of s"endin sums in charity before your "ri)ate consultation $with

him%3 If, then, ye do not so, and Allah fori)es you, then $at least% establish reular "rayer;

"ractise reular charity; and obey Allah and is Messener. And Allah is well5acuainted

with all that ye do.

14. !urnest thou not thy attention to those who turn $in friendshi"% to such as ha)e the (rath

of Allah u"on them3 !hey are neither of you nor of them, and they swear to falsehood

#nowinly.

15. Allah has "re"ared for them a se)ere Penalty0 e)il indeed are their deeds.

16. !hey ha)e made their oaths a screen $for their misdeeds%0 thus they obstruct $men% from

the Path of Allah. therefore shall they ha)e a humiliatin Penalty.

17. /f no "rofit whate)er to them, aainst Allah, will be their riches nor their sons0 they will

be Com"anions of the ire, to dwell therein $for aye%2

18. /ne day will Allah raise them all u" $for Judment%0 then will they swear to im as theyswear to you0 And they thin# that they ha)e somethin $to stand u"on%. 4o, indeed2 they are

but liars2

19. !he 7)il /ne has ot the better of them0 so he has made them lose the remembrance of

Allah. !hey are the Party of the 7)il /ne. !ruly, it is the Party of the 7)il /ne that will

"erish2

20. !hose who resist Allah and is Messener will be amon those most humiliated.

21. Allah has decreed0 1It is I and My a"ostles who must "re)ail10 or Allah is /ne full of

strenth, able to enforce is (ill.



22. !hou wilt not find any "eo"le who belie)e in Allah and the &ast Day, lo)in those who

resist Allah and is Messener, e)en thouh they were their fathers or their sons, or their

brothers, or their #indred. or such e has written aith in their hearts, and strenthened them

with a s"irit from imself. And e will admit them to Gardens beneath which +i)ers flow, to

dwell therein $for e)er%. Allah will be well "leased with them, and they with im. !hey are

the Party of Allah. !ruly it is the Party of Allah that will achie)e elicity.

Surah 59. B?ile# ani%hmen)

1. (hate)er is in the hea)ens and on earth, let it declare the Praises and Glory of Allah. for

e is the 78alted in Miht, the (ise.

2. It is e (ho ot out the *nbelie)ers amon the Peo"le of the 'oo# from their homes at the

first atherin $of the forces%. &ittle did ye thin# that they would et out0 And they thouht

that their fortresses would defend them from Allah. 'ut the $(rath of% Allah came to them

from uarters from which they little e8"ected $it%, and cast terror into their hearts, so that theydestroyed their dwellins by their own hands and the hands of the 'elie)ers, ta#e warnin,

then, / ye with eyes $to see%2

3. And had it not been that Allah had decreed banishment for them, e would certainly ha)e

"unished them in this world0 And in the ereafter they shall $certainly% ha)e the Punishment

of the ire.

4. !hat is because they resisted Allah and is Messener. and if any one resists Allah, )erily

Allah is se)ere in Punishment.

5. (hether ye cut down $/ ye Muslim2% !he tender "alm5trees, or ye left them standin on

their roots, it was by lea)e of Allah, and in order that e miht co)er with shame the

rebellious transresses.

6. (hat Allah has bestowed on is Messener $and ta#en away% from them 5 for this ye made

no e8"edition with either ca)alry or camelry0 but Allah i)es "ower to is a"ostles o)er any

e "leases0 and Allah has "ower o)er all thins.

7. (hat Allah has bestowed on is Messener $and ta#en away% from the "eo"le of the

townshi"s,5 belons to Allah,5 to is Messener and to #indred and or"hans, the needy and

the wayfarer; In order that it may not $merely% ma#e a circuit between the wealthy amonyou. So ta#e what the Messener assins to you, and deny yoursel)es that which he withholds

from you. And fear Allah. for Allah is strict in Punishment.

8. $Some "art is due% to the indient Muha-irs, those who were e8"elled from their homes and

their "ro"erty, while see#in Grace from Allah and $is% Good Pleasure, and aidin Allah and

is Messener. such are indeed the sincere ones05

9. 'ut those who before them, had homes $in Medina% and had ado"ted the aith,5 show their

affection to such as came to them for refue, and entertain no desire in their hearts for thins

i)en to the $latter%, but i)e them "reference o)er themsel)es, e)en thouh "o)erty was their

$own lot%. And those sa)ed from the co)etousness of their own souls,5 they are the ones thatachie)e "ros"erity.





24. e is Allah, the Creator, the 7)ol)er, the 'estower of orms $or Colours%. !o im belon

the Most 'eautiful 4ames0 whate)er is in the hea)ens and on earth, doth declare is Praises

and Glory0 and e is the 78alted in Miht, the (ise.

Surah 60. She Tha) "% To e B?amine(#B?amining $er

1. / ye who belie)e2 !a#e not my enemies and yours as friends $or "rotectors%,5 offerin them

$your% lo)e, e)en thouh they ha)e re-ected the !ruth that has come to you, and ha)e $on the

contrary% dri)en out the Pro"het and yoursel)es $from your homes%, $sim"ly% because ye

belie)e in Allah your &ord2 If ye ha)e come out to stri)e in My (ay and to see# My Good

Pleasure, $ta#e them not as friends%, holdin secret con)erse of lo)e $and friendshi"% with

them0 for I #now full well all that ye conceal and all that ye re)eal. And any of you that does

this has strayed from the Straiht Path.

2. If they were to et the better of you, they would beha)e to you as enemies, and stretch forth

their hands and their tonues aainst you for e)il0 and they desire that ye should re-ect the

!ruth.

3. /f no "rofit to you will be your relati)es and your children on the Day of Judment0 e

will -ude between you0 for Allah sees well all that ye do.

4. !here is for you an e8cellent e8am"le $to follow% in Abraham and those with him, when

they said to their "eo"le0 1(e are clear of you and of whate)er ye worshi" besides Allah. we

ha)e re-ected you, and there has arisen, between us and you, enmity and hatred for e)er,5

unless ye belie)e in Allah and im alone10 'ut not when Abraham said to his father0 1I will

"ray for fori)eness for thee, thouh I ha)e no "ower $to et% auht on thy behalf from

Allah.1 $!hey "rayed%0 1/ur &ord2 in !hee do we trust, and to !hee do we turn in re"entance0

to !hee is $our% inal Goal.

5. 1/ur &ord2 Ma#e us not a $test and% trial for the *nbelie)ers, but fori)e us, our &ord2 for

!hou art the 78alted in Miht, the (ise.1

6. !here was indeed in them an e8cellent e8am"le for you to follow,5 for those whose ho"e is

in Allah and in the &ast Day. 'ut if any turn away, truly Allah is ree of all (ants, (orthy of

all Praise.

7. It may be that Allah will rant lo)e $and friendshi"% between you and those whom ye $now%

hold as enemies. or Allah has "ower $o)er all thins%; And Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most

Merciful.

8. Allah forbids you not, with reard to those who fiht you not for $your% aith nor dri)e you

out of your homes, from dealin #indly and -ustly with them0 for Allah lo)eth those who are

-ust.

9. Allah only forbids you, with reard to those who fiht you for $your% aith, and dri)e you

out of your homes, and su""ort $others% in dri)in you out, from turnin to them $forfriendshi" and "rotection%. It is such as turn to them $in these circumstances%, that do wron.



10. / ye who belie)e2 (hen there come to you belie)in women refuees, e8amine $and test%

them0 Allah #nows best as to their aith0 if ye ascertain that they are 'elie)ers, then send

them not bac# to the *nbelie)ers. !hey are not lawful $wi)es% for the *nbelie)ers, nor are the

$*nbelie)ers% lawful $husbands% for them. 'ut "ay the *nbelie)ers what they ha)e s"ent $on

their dower%, and there will be no blame on you if ye marry them on "ayment of their dower

to them. 'ut hold not to the uardianshi" of unbelie)in women0 as# for what ye ha)e s"enton their dowers, and let the $*nbelie)ers% as# for what they ha)e s"ent $on the dowers of

women who come o)er to you%. Such is the command of Allah. e -udes $with -ustice%

between you. And Allah is ull of =nowlede and (isdom.

11. And if any of your wi)es deserts you to the *nbelie)ers, and ye ha)e an accession $by the

comin o)er of a woman from the other side%, then "ay to those whose wi)es ha)e deserted

the eui)alent of what they had s"ent $on their dower%. And fear Allah, in (hom ye belie)e.

12. / Pro"het2 (hen belie)in women come to thee to ta#e the oath of fealty to thee, that

they will not associate in worshi" any other thin whate)er with Allah, that they will not steal,

that they will not commit adultery $or fornication%, that they will not #ill their children, thatthey will not utter slander, intentionally forin falsehood, and that they will not disobey thee

in any -ust matter,5 then do thou recei)e their fealty, and "ray to Allah for the fori)eness $of

their sins%0 for Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

13. / ye who belie)e2 !urn not $for friendshi"% to "eo"le on whom is the (rath of Allah, of

the ereafter they are already in des"air, -ust as the *nbelie)ers are in des"air about those

$buried% in ra)es.

Surah 61. The /an-%# a))le rray

1. (hate)er is in the hea)ens and on earth, let it declare the Praises and Glory of Allah. for

e is the 78alted in Miht, the (ise.

2. / ye who belie)e2 (hy say ye that which ye do not3

3. Grie)ously odious is it in the siht of Allah that ye say that which ye do not.

4. !ruly Allah lo)es those who fiht in is Cause in battle array, as if they were a solid

cemented structure.

5. And remember, Moses said to his "eo"le0 1/ my "eo"le2 why do ye )e8 and insult me,

thouh ye #now that I am the a"ostle of Allah $sent% to you31 !hen when they went wron,

Allah let their hearts o wron. or Allah uides not those who are rebellious transressors.

6. And remember, Jesus, the son of Mary, said0 1/ Children of Israel2 I am the a"ostle of

Allah $sent% to you, confirmin the &aw $which came% before me, and i)in Glad !idins of

an Messener to come after me, whose name shall be Ahmad.1 'ut when he came to them

with Clear Sins, they said, 1this is e)ident sorcery21

7. (ho doth reater wron than one who in)ents falsehood aainst Allah, e)en as he is bein

in)ited to Islam3 And Allah uides not those who do wron.



8. !heir intention is to e8tinuish Allah.s &iht $by blowin% with their mouths0 'ut Allah

will com"lete $the re)elation of% is &iht, e)en thouh the *nbelie)ers may detest $it%.

9. It is e (ho has sent is Messener with Guidance and the +eliion of !ruth, that he may

"roclaim it o)er all reliion, e)en thouh the Paans may detest $it%.

10. / ye who belie)e2 Shall I lead you to a barain that will sa)e you from a rie)ous

Penalty35

11. !hat ye belie)e in Allah and is Messener, and that ye stri)e $your utmost% in the Cause

of Allah, with your "ro"erty and your "ersons0 !hat will be best for you, if ye but #new2

12. e will fori)e you your sins, and admit you to Gardens beneath which +i)ers flow, and

to beautiful mansions in Gardens of 7ternity0 that is indeed the Su"reme Achie)ement.

13. And another $fa)our will e bestow,% which ye do lo)e,5 hel" from Allah and a s"eedy

)ictory. So i)e the Glad !idins to the 'elie)ers.

14. / ye who belie)e2 'e ye hel"ers of Allah. As said Jesus the son of Mary to the Disci"les,

1(ho will be my hel"ers to $the wor# of% Allah.1 Said the disci"les, 1(e are Allah.s hel"ers21

then a "ortion of the Children of Israel belie)ed, and a "ortion disbelie)ed0 'ut (e a)e

"ower to those who belie)ed, aainst their enemies, and they became the ones that "re)ailed.

Surah 62. The Congrega)ion# Fri(ay

1. (hate)er is in the hea)ens and on earth, doth declare the Praises and Glory of Allah,5 the

So)erein, the oly /ne, the 78alted in Miht, the (ise.

2. It is e (ho has sent amonst the *nlettered an a"ostle from amon themsel)es, to

rehearse to them is Sins, to sanctify them, and to instruct them in Scri"ture and (isdom,5

althouh they had been, before, in manifest error;5

3. As well as $to confer all these benefits u"on% others of them, who ha)e not already -oined

them0 And e is e8alted in Miht, (ise.

4. Such is the 'ounty of Allah, which e bestows on whom e will0 and Allah is the &ord of

the hihest bounty.

5. !he similitude of those who were chared with the $obliations of the% Mosaic &aw, but

who subseuently failed in those $obliations%, is that of a don#ey which carries hue tomes

$but understands them not%. 7)il is the similitude of "eo"le who falsify the Sins of Allah. and

Allah uides not "eo"le who do wron.

6. Say0 1/ ye that stand on Judaism2 If ye thin# that ye are friends to Allah, to the e8clusion

of $other% men, then e8"ress your desire for Death, if ye are truthful21

7. 'ut ne)er will they e8"ress their desire $for Death%, because of the $deeds% their hands ha)e

sent on before them2 and Allah #nows well those that do wron2





10. and s"end somethin $in charity% out of the substance which (e ha)e bestowed on you,

before Death should come to any of you and he should say, 1/ my &ord2 why didst !hou not

i)e me res"ite for a little while3 I should then ha)e i)en $larely% in charity, and I should

ha)e been one of the doers of ood1.

11. 'ut to no soul will Allah rant res"ite when the time a""ointed $for it% has come; andAllah is well acuainted with $all% that ye do.

Surah 64. u)ual i%illu%ion# $aggling

1. (hate)er is in the hea)ens and on earth, doth declare the Praises and Glory of Allah. to

im belons dominion, and to im belons "raise0 and e has "ower o)er all thins.

2. It is e (ho has created you; and of you are some that are *nbelie)ers, and some that are

'elie)ers0 and Allah sees well all that ye do.

3. e has created the hea)ens and the earth in -ust "ro"ortions, and has i)en you sha"e, and

made your sha"es beautiful0 and to im is the final Goal.

4. e #nows what is in the hea)ens and on earth; and e #nows what ye conceal and what ye

re)eal0 yea, Allah #nows well the $secrets% of $all% hearts.

5. as not the story reached you, of those who re-ected aith aforetime3 So they tasted the

e)il result of their conduct; and they had a rie)ous Penalty.

6. !hat was because there came to them a"ostles with Clear Sins, but they said0 1Shall

$mere% human beins direct us31 So they re-ected $the Messae% and turned away. 'ut Allah

can do without $them%0 and Allah is free of all needs, worthy of all "raise.

7. !he *nbelie)ers thin# that they will not be raised u" $for Judment%. Say0 1:ea, 'y my

&ord, :e shall surely be raised u"0 then shall ye be told $the truth% of all that ye did. And that

is easy for Allah.1

8. 'elie)e, therefore, in Allah and is Messener, and in the &iht which we ha)e sent down.

And Allah is well acuainted with all that ye do.

9. !he Day that e assembles you $all% for a Day of Assembly,5 that will be a Day of mutualloss and ain $amon you%, and those who belie)e in Allah and wor# rihteousness,5 e will

remo)e from them their ills, and e will admit them to Gardens beneath which +i)ers flow,

to dwell therein for e)er0 that will be the Su"reme Achie)ement.

10. 'ut those who re-ect aith and treat /ur Sins as falsehoods, they will be Com"anions of

the ire, to dwell therein for aye0 and e)il is that Goal.

11. 4o #ind of calamity can occur, e8ce"t by the lea)e of Allah. and if any one belie)es in

Allah, $$Allah%% uides his heart $ariht%0 for Allah #nows all thins.

12. So obey Allah, and obey is Messener. but if ye turn bac#, the duty of /ur Messener is but to "roclaim $the Messae% clearly and o"enly.



13. Allah. !here is no od but e0 and on Allah, therefore, let the 'elie)ers "ut their trust.

14. / ye who belie)e2 !ruly, amon your wi)es and your children are $some that are% enemies

to yoursel)es0 so beware of them2 'ut if ye fori)e and o)erloo#, and co)er u" $their faults%,

)erily Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

15. :our riches and your children may be but a trial0 but in the Presence of Allah, is the

hihest, +eward.

16. So fear Allah as much as ye can; listen and obey and s"end in charity for the benefit of

your own soul and those sa)ed from the co)etousness of their own souls,5 they are the ones

that achie)e "ros"erity.

17. If ye loan to Allah, a beautiful loan, e will double it to your $credit%, and e will rant

you ori)eness0 for Allah is most +eady to a""reciate $ser)ice%, Most orbearin,5

18. =nower of what is o"en, 78alted in Miht, ull of (isdom.

Surah 65. i+or,e

1. / Pro"het2 (hen ye do di)orce women, di)orce them at their "rescribed "eriods, and count

$accurately%, their "rescribed "eriods0 And fear Allah your &ord0 and turn them not out of

their houses, nor shall they $themsel)es% lea)e, e8ce"t in case they are uilty of some o"en

lewdness, those are limits set by Allah. and any who transresses the limits of Allah, does

)erily wron his $own% soul0 thou #nowest not if "erchance Allah will brin about thereafter

some new situation.

2. !hus when they fulfil their term a""ointed, either ta#e them bac# on euitable terms or "art

with them on euitable terms; and ta#e for witness two "ersons from amon you, endued with

-ustice, and establish the e)idence $as% before Allah. Such is the admonition i)en to him who

belie)es in Allah and the &ast Day. And for those who fear Allah, e $e)er% "re"ares a way

out,

3. And e "ro)ides for him from $sources% he ne)er could imaine. And if any one "uts his

trust in Allah, sufficient is $$Allah%% for him. or Allah will surely accom"lish his "ur"ose0

)erily, for all thins has Allah a""ointed a due "ro"ortion.

4. Such of your women as ha)e "assed the ae of monthly courses, for them the "rescribed

"eriod, if ye ha)e any doubts, is three months, and for those who ha)e no courses $it is the

same%0 for those who carry $life within their wombs%, their "eriod is until they deli)er their

burdens0 and for those who fear Allah, e will ma#e their "ath easy.

5. !hat is the Command of Allah, which e has sent down to you0 and if any one fears Allah,

e will remo)e his ills, from him, and will enlare his reward.

6. &et the women li)e $in 9iddat% in the same style as ye li)e, accordin to your means0 Annoy

them not, so as to restrict them. And if they carry $life in their wombs%, then s"end $your

substance% on them until they deli)er their burden0 and if they suc#le your $offs"rin%, i)ethem their recom"ense0 and ta#e mutual counsel toether, accordin to what is -ust and



reasonable. And if ye find yoursel)es in difficulties, let another woman suc#le $the child% on

the $father9s% behalf.

7. &et the man of means s"end accordin to his means0 and the man whose resources are

restricted, let him s"end accordin to what Allah has i)en him. Allah "uts no burden on any

"erson beyond what e has i)en him. After a difficulty, Allah will soon rant relief.

8. ow many "o"ulations that insolently o""osed the Command of their &ord and of is

a"ostles, did (e not then call to account,5 to se)ere account35 and (e im"osed on them an

e8em"lary Punishment.

9. !hen did they taste the e)il result of their conduct, and the 7nd of their conduct was

Perdition.

10. Allah has "re"ared for them a se)ere Punishment $in the ereafter%. !herefore fear Allah,

/ ye men of understandin 5 who ha)e belie)ed25 for Allah hath indeed sent down to you a

Messae,5

11. An Messener, who rehearses to you the Sins of Allah containin clear e8"lanations, that

he may lead forth those who belie)e and do rihteous deeds from the de"ths of Dar#ness into

&iht. And those who belie)e in Allah and wor# rihteousness, e will admit to Gardens

beneath which +i)ers flow, to dwell therein for e)er0 Allah has indeed ranted for them a

most e8cellent Pro)ision.

12. Allah is e (ho created se)en irmaments and of the earth a similar number. !hrouh

the midst of them $all% descends is Command0 that ye may #now that Allah has "ower o)er

all thins, and that Allah com"rehends, all thins in $is% =nowlede.

Surah 66. anning# rohi'i)ion

1. / Pro"het2 (hy holdest thou to be forbidden that which Allah has made lawful to thee3

!hou see#est to "lease thy consorts. 'ut Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

2. Allah has already ordained for you, $/ men%, the dissolution of your oaths $in some cases%0

and Allah is your Protector, and e is ull of =nowlede and (isdom.

3. (hen the Pro"het disclosed a matter in confidence to one of his consorts, and she thendi)uled it $to another%, and Allah made it #nown to him, he confirmed "art thereof and

re"udiated a "art. !hen when he told her thereof, she said, 1(ho told thee this3 1e said, 1e

told me (ho #nows and is well5acuainted $with all thins%.1

4. If ye two turn in re"entance to im, your hearts are indeed so inclined; 'ut if ye bac# u"

each other aainst him, truly Allah is his Protector, and Gabriel, and $e)ery% rihteous one

amon those who belie)e,5 and furthermore, the anels 5 will bac# $him% u".

5. It may be, if he di)orced you $all%, that Allah will i)e him in e8chane consorts better than

you,5 who submit $their wills%, who belie)e, who are de)out, who turn to Allah in re"entance,

who worshi" $in humility%, who tra)el $for aith% and fast,5 "re)iously married or )irins.



6. / ye who belie)e2 sa)e yoursel)es and your families from a ire whose fuel is Men and

Stones, o)er which are $a""ointed% anels stern $and% se)ere, who flinch not $from e8ecutin%

the Commands they recei)e from Allah, but do $"recisely% what they are commanded.

7. $!hey will say%, 1/ ye *nbelie)ers2 Ma#e no e8cuses this Day2 :e are bein but reuited

for all that ye did21

8. / ye who belie)e2 !urn to Allah with sincere re"entance0 In the ho"e that your &ord will

remo)e from you your ills and admit you to Gardens beneath which +i)ers flow,5 the Day

that Allah will not "ermit to be humiliated the Pro"het and those who belie)e with him. !heir

&iht will run forward before them and by their riht hands, while they say, 1/ur &ord2

Perfect our &iht for us, and rant us ori)eness0 for !hou hast "ower o)er all thins.1

9. / Pro"het2 Stri)e hard aainst the *nbelie)ers and the y"ocrites, and be firm aainst

them. !heir abode is ell,5 an e)il refue $indeed%.

10. Allah sets forth, for an e8am"le to the *nbelie)ers, the wife of 4oah and the wife of &ut0they were $res"ecti)ely% under two of our rihteous ser)ants, but they were false to their

$husbands%, and they "rofited nothin before Allah on their account, but were told0 17nter ye

the ire alon with $others% that enter21

11. And Allah sets forth, as an e8am"le to those who belie)e the wife of Pharaoh0 'ehold she

said0 1/ my &ord2 'uild for me, in nearness to !hee, a mansion in the Garden, and sa)e me

from Pharaoh and his doins, and sa)e me from those that do wron1;

12. And Mary the dauhter of 9Imran, who uarded her chastity; and (e breathed into $her

body% of /ur s"irit; and she testified to the truth of the words of her &ord and of is

+e)elations, and was one of the de)out $ser)ants%.

Surah 67. The So+ereign)y# Con)rol

1. 'lessed be e in (hose hands is Dominion; and e o)er all thins hath Power;5

2. e (ho created Death and &ife, that e may try which of you is best in deed0 and e is the

78alted in Miht, /ft5ori)in;5

3. e (ho created the se)en hea)ens one abo)e another0 4o want of "ro"ortion wilt thou seein the Creation of $$Allah%% Most Gracious. So turn thy )ision aain0 seest thou any flaw3

4. Aain turn thy )ision a second time0 $thy% )ision will come bac# to thee dull and

discomfited, in a state worn out.

5. And we ha)e, $from of old%, adorned the lowest hea)en with &am"s, and (e ha)e made

such $&am"s% $as% missiles to dri)e away the 7)il /nes, and ha)e "re"ared for them the

Penalty of the 'la6in ire.

6. or those who re-ect their &ord $and Cherisher% is the Penalty of ell0 and e)il is $such%,

Destination.



7. (hen they are cast therein, they will hear the $terrible% drawin in of its breath e)en as it

bla6es forth,

8. Almost burstin with fury0 7)ery time a Grou" is cast therein, its =ee"ers will as#, 1Did no

(arner come to you31

9. !hey will say0 1:es indeed; a (arner did come to us, but we re-ected him and said, 9$Allah%

ne)er sent down any $Messae%0 ye are nothin but an ereious delusion291

10. !hey will further say0 1ad we but listened or used our intellience, we should not $now%

be amon the Com"anions of the 'la6in ire21

11. !hey will then confess their sins0 but far will be $ori)eness% from the Com"anions of

the 'la6in ire2

12. As for those who fear their &ord unseen, for them is ori)eness and a reat +eward.

13. And whether ye hide your word or "ublish it, e certainly has $full% #nowlede, of the

secrets of $all% hearts.

14. Should e not #now,5 e that created3 and e is the /ne that understands the finest

mysteries $and% is well5acuainted $with them%.

15. It is e (ho has made the earth manaeable for you, so tra)erse ye throuh its tracts and

en-oy of the Sustenance which e furnishes0 but unto im is the +esurrection.

16. Do ye feel secure that e (ho is in hea)en will not cause you to be swallowed u" by the

earth when it sha#es $as in an earthua#e%3

17. /r do ye feel secure that e (ho is in ea)en will not send aainst you a )iolent tornado

$with showers of stones%, so that ye shall #now how $terrible% was My warnin3

18. 'ut indeed men before them re-ected $My warnin%0 then how $terrible% was My re-ection

$of them%3

19. Do they not obser)e the birds abo)e them, s"readin their wins and foldin them in3

4one can u"hold them e8ce"t $$Allah%% Most Gracious0 !ruly $$Allah%% Most Gracious0 !ruly

it is e that watches o)er all thins.

20. 4ay, who is there that can hel" you, $e)en as% an army, besides $$Allah%% Most Merciful3

In nothin but delusion are the *nbelie)ers.

21. /r who is there that can "ro)ide you with Sustenance if e were to withhold is

"ro)ision3 4ay, they obstinately "ersist in insolent im"iety and fliht $from the !ruth%.

22. Is then one who wal#s headlon, with his face ro)ellin, better uided,5 or one who

wal#s e)enly on a Straiht (ay3

23. Say0 1It is e (ho has created you $and made you row%, and made for you the facultiesof hearin, seein, feelin and understandin0 little than#s it is ye i)e.



24. Say0 1It is e (ho has multi"lied you throuh the earth, and to im shall ye be athered

toether.1

25. !hey as#0 (hen will this "romise be $fulfilled%3 5 If ye are tellin the truth.

26. Say0 1As to the #nowlede of the time, it is with Allah alone0 I am $sent% only to warn "lainly in "ublic.1

27. At lenth, when they see it close at hand, rie)ed will be the faces of the *nbelie)ers, and

it will be said $to them%0 1!his is $the "romise fulfilled%, which ye were callin for21

28. Say0 1See ye35 If Allah were to destroy me, and those with me, or if e bestows is

Mercy on us,5 yet who can deli)er the *nbelie)ers from a rie)ous Penalty31

29. Say0 1e is $$Allah%% Most Gracious0 (e ha)e belie)ed in im, and on im ha)e we "ut

our trust0 So, soon will ye #now which $of us% it is that is in manifest error.1

30. Say0 1See ye35 If your stream be some mornin lost $in the underround earth%, who then

can su""ly you with clear5flowin water31

Surah 68. The en# <)he *e))er=

1. 4un. 'y the Pen and the $+ecord% which $men% write,5

2. !hou art not, by the Grace of thy &ord, mad or "ossessed.

3. 4ay, )erily for thee is a +eward unfailin0

4. And thou $standest% on an e8alted standard of character.

5. Soon wilt thou see, and they will see,

6. (hich of you is afflicted with madness.

7. >erily it is thy &ord that #noweth best, which $amon men% hath strayed from is Path0

and e #noweth best those who recei)e $true% Guidance.

8. So hear#en not to those who deny $the !ruth%.

9. !heir desire is that thou shouldst be "liant0 so would they be "liant.

10. eed not the ty"e of des"icable men,5 ready with oaths,

11. A slanderer, oin about with calumnies,

12. $abitually% hinderin $all% ood, transressin beyond bounds, dee" in sin,

13. >iolent $and cruel%,5 with all that, base5born,5



14. 'ecause he "ossesses wealth and $numerous% sons.

15. (hen to him are rehearsed /ur Sins, 1!ales of the ancients1, he cries2

16. Soon shall (e brand $the beast% on the snout2

17. >erily (e ha)e tried them as (e tried the Peo"le of the Garden, when they resol)ed to

ather the fruits of the $arden% in the mornin.

18. 'ut made no reser)ation, $1If it be Allah.s (ill1%.

19. !hen there came on the $arden% a )isitation from thy &ord, $which swe"t away% all

around, while they were aslee".

20. So the $arden% became, by the mornin, li#e a dar# and desolate s"ot, $whose fruit had

been athered%.

21. As the mornin bro#e, they called out, one to another,5

22. 1Go ye to your tilth $betimes% in the mornin, if ye would ather the fruits.1

23. So they de"arted, con)ersin in secret low tones, $sayin%5

24. 1&et not a sinle indient "erson brea# in u"on you into the $arden% this day.1

25. And they o"ened the mornin, stron in an $un-ust% resol)e.

26. 'ut when they saw the $arden%, they said0 1(e ha)e surely lost our way0

27. 1Indeed we are shut out $of the fruits of our labour%21

28. Said one of them, more -ust $than the rest%0 1Did I not say to you, 9(hy not lorify

$$Allah%%391

29. !hey said0 1Glory to our &ord2 >erily we ha)e been doin wron21

30. !hen they turned, one aainst another, in re"roach.

31. !hey said0 1Alas for us2 (e ha)e indeed transressed2

32. 1It may be that our &ord will i)e us in e8chane a better $arden% than this0 for we do

turn to im $in re"entance%21

33. Such is the Punishment $in this life%; but reater is the Punishment in the ereafter,5 if

only they #new2

34. >erily, for the +ihteous, are Gardens of Deliht, in the Presence of their &ord.

35. Shall (e then treat the Peo"le of aith li#e the Peo"le of Sin3



36. (hat is the matter with you3 ow -ude ye3

37. /r ha)e ye a boo# throuh which ye learn5

38. !hat ye shall ha)e, throuh it whate)er ye choose3

39. /r ha)e ye Co)enants with *s to oath, reachin to the Day of Judment, $"ro)idin% that

ye shall ha)e whate)er ye shall demand3

40. As# thou of them, which of them will stand surety for that2

41. /r ha)e they some 1Partners1 $in Allah.ead%3 !hen let them "roduce their 1"artners1, if

they are truthful2

42. !he Day that the shin shall be laid bare, and they shall be summoned to bow in adoration,

but they shall not be able,5

43. !heir eyes will be cast down,5 inominy will co)er them; seein that they had been

summoned aforetime to bow in adoration, while they were whole, $and had refused%.

44. !hen lea)e Me alone with such as re-ect this Messae0 by derees shall (e "unish them

from directions they "ercei)e not.

45. A $lon% res"ite will I rant them0 truly "owerful is My Plan.

46. /r is it that thou dost as# them for a reward, so that they are burdened with a load of

debt35

47. /r that the *nseen is in their hands, so that they can write it down3

48. So wait with "atience for the Command of thy &ord, and be not li#e the Com"anion of the

ish,5 when he cried out in aony.

49. ad not Grace from his &ord reached him, he would indeed ha)e been cast off on the

na#ed shore, in disrace.

50. !hus did his &ord choose him and ma#e him of the Com"any of the +ihteous.

51. And the *nbelie)ers would almost tri" thee u" with their eyes when they hear the

Messae; and they say0 1Surely he is "ossessed21

52. 'ut it is nothin less than a Messae to all the worlds.

Surah 69. The /eali)y

1. !he Sure +eality2

2. (hat is the Sure +eality3



3. And what will ma#e thee realise what the Sure +eality is3

4. !he !hamud and the 9Ad Peo"le $branded% as false the Stunnin Calamity2

5. 'ut the !hamud,5 they were destroyed by a terrible Storm of thunder and lihtnin2

6. And the 9Ad, they were destroyed by a furious (ind, e8ceedinly )iolent;

7. e made it rae aainst them se)en nihts and eiht days in succession0 so that thou

couldst see the $whole% "eo"le lyin "rostrate in its $"ath%, as they had been roots of hollow

"alm5trees tumbled down2

8. !hen seest thou any of them left sur)i)in3

9. And Pharaoh, and those before him, and the Cities /)erthrown, committed habitual Sin.

10. And disobeyed $each% the a"ostle of their &ord; so e "unished them with an abundantPenalty.

11. (e, when the water $of 4oah9s lood% o)erflowed beyond its limits, carried you

$man#ind%, in the floatin $Ar#%,

12. !hat (e miht ma#e it a Messae unto you, and that ears $that should hear the tale and%

retain its memory should bear its $lessons% in remembrance.

13. !hen, when one blast is sounded on the !rum"et,

14. And the earth is mo)ed, and its mountains, and they are crushed to "owder at one stro#e,5

15. /n that Day shall the $Great% 7)ent come to "ass.

16. And the s#y will be rent asunder, for it will that Day be flimsy,

17. And the anels will be on its sides, and eiht will, that Day, bear the !hrone of thy &ord

abo)e them.

18. !hat Day shall ye be brouht to Judment0 not an act of yours that ye hide will be hidden.

19. !hen he that will be i)en his +ecord in his riht hand will say0 1Ah here2 +ead ye my

+ecord2

20. 1I did really understand that my Account would $/ne Day% reach me21

21. And he will be in a life of 'liss,

22. In a Garden on hih,

23. !he ruits whereof $will han in bunches% low and near.



24. 17at ye and drin# ye, with full satisfaction; because of the $ood% that ye sent before you,

in the days that are one21

25. And he that will be i)en his +ecord in his left hand, will say0 1Ah2 (ould that my

+ecord had not been i)en to me2

26. 1And that I had ne)er realised how my account $stood%2

27. 1Ah2 (ould that $Death% had made an end of me2

28. 1/f no "rofit to me has been my wealth2

29. 1My "ower has "erished from me21...

30. $!he stern command will say%0 1Sei6e ye him, and bind ye him,

31. 1And burn ye him in the 'la6in ire.

32. 1urther, ma#e him march in a chain, whereof the lenth is se)enty cubits2

33. 1!his was he that would not belie)e in Allah Most ih.

34. 1And would not encourae the feedin of the indient2

35. 1So no friend hath he here this Day.

36. 14or hath he any food e8ce"t the corru"tion from the washin of wounds,

37. 1(hich none do eat but those in sin.1

38. So I do call to witness what ye see,

39. And what ye see not,

40. !hat this is )erily the word of an honoured a"ostle;

41. It is not the word of a "oet0 little it is ye belie)e2

42. 4or is it the word of a soothsayer0 little admonition it is ye recei)e.

43. $!his is% a Messae sent down from the &ord of the (orlds.

44. And if the a"ostle were to in)ent any sayins in /ur name,

45. (e should certainly sei6e him by his riht hand,

46. And (e should certainly then cut off the artery of his heart0

47. 4or could any of you withhold him $from /ur wrath%.



48. 'ut )erily this is a Messae for the Allah.fearin.

49. And (e certainly #now that there are amonst you those that re-ect $it%.

50. 'ut truly $+e)elation% is a cause of sorrow for the *nbelie)ers.

51. 'ut )erily it is !ruth of assured certainty.

52. So lorify the name of thy &ord Most ih.

Surah 70. The %,en(ing S)airway%#

S)air,a%e% ;pwar(# S,-ep)i,

1. A uestioner as#ed about a Penalty to befall5

2. !he *nbelie)ers, the which there is none to ward off,5

3. $A Penalty% from Allah, &ord of the (ays of Ascent.

4. !he anels and the s"irit ascend unto him in a Day the measure whereof is $as% fifty

thousand years0

5. !herefore do thou hold Patience,5 a Patience of beautiful $contentment%.

6. !hey see the $Day% indeed as a far5off $e)ent%0

7. 'ut (e see it $uite% near.

8. !he Day that the s#y will be li#e molten brass,

9. And the mountains will be li#e wool,

10. And no friend will as# after a friend,

11. !houh they will be "ut in siht of each other,5 the sinner9s desire will be0 (ould that he

could redeem himself from the Penalty of that Day by $sacrificin% his children,

12. is wife and his brother,

13. is #indred who sheltered him,

14. And all, all that is on earth,5 so it could deli)er him0

15. 'y no means2 for it would be the ire of ell25

16. Pluc#in out $his bein% riht to the s#ull25

17. In)itin $all% such as turn their bac#s and turn away their faces $from the +iht%.



18. And collect $wealth% and hide it $from use%2

19. !ruly man was created )ery im"atient;5

20. retful when e)il touches him;

21. And niardly when ood reaches him;5

22. 4ot so those de)oted to Prayer;5

23. !hose who remain steadfast to their "rayer;

24. And those in whose wealth is a reconised riht.

25. or the $needy% who as#s and him who is "re)ented $for some reason from as#in%;

26. And those who hold to the truth of the Day of Judment;

27. And those who fear the dis"leasure of their &ord,5

28. or their &ord9s dis"leasure is the o""osite of Peace and !ranuillity;5

29. And those who uard their chastity,

30. 78ce"t with their wi)es and the $ca"ti)es% whom their riht hands "ossess,5 for $then% they

are not to be blamed,

31. 'ut those who tres"ass beyond this are transressors;5

32. And those who res"ect their trusts and co)enants;

33. And those who stand firm in their testimonies;

34. And those who uard $the sacredness% of their worshi";5

35. Such will be the honoured ones in the Gardens $of 'liss%.

36. 4ow what is the matter with the *nbelie)ers that they rush madly before thee5

37. rom the riht and from the left, in crowds3

38. Does e)ery man of them lon to enter the Garden of 'liss3

39. 'y no means2 or (e ha)e created them out of the $base matter% they #now2

40. 4ow I do call to witness the &ord of all "oints in the 7ast and the (est that (e can

certainly5

41. Substitute for them better $men% than they; And (e are not to be defeated $in /ur Plan%.



42. So lea)e them to "lune in )ain tal# and "lay about, until they encounter that Day of theirs

which they ha)e been "romised25

43. !he Day whereon they will issue from their se"ulchres in sudden haste as if they were

rushin to a oal5"ost $fi8ed for them%,5

44. !heir eyes lowered in de-ection,5 inominy co)erin them $all o)er%2 such is the Day the

which they are "romised2

Surah 71. oah

1. (e sent 4oah to his Peo"le $with the Command%0 1Do thou warn thy Peo"le before there

comes to them a rie)ous Penalty.1

2. e said0 1/ my Peo"le2 I am to you a (arner, clear and o"en0

3. 1!hat ye should worshi" Allah, fear im and obey me0

4. 1So e may fori)e you your sins and i)e you res"ite for a stated !erm0 for when the

!erm i)en by Allah is accom"lished, it cannot be "ut forward0 if ye only #new.1

5. e said0 1/ my &ord2 I ha)e called to my Peo"le niht and day0

6. 1'ut my call only increases $their% fliht $from the +iht%.

7. 1And e)ery time I ha)e called to them, that !hou mihtest fori)e them, they ha)e $only%

thrust their finers into their ears, co)ered themsel)es u" with their arments, rown

obstinate, and i)en themsel)es u" to arroance.

8. 1So I ha)e called to them aloud;

9. 1urther I ha)e s"o#en to them in "ublic and secretly in "ri)ate,

10. 1Sayin, 9As# fori)eness from your &ord; for e is /ft5ori)in;

11. 19e will send rain to you in abundance;

12. 19Gi)e you increase in wealth and sons; and bestow on you ardens and bestow on you

ri)ers $of flowin water%.

13. 19(hat is the matter with you, that ye "lace not your ho"e for #indness and lon5sufferin

in Allah,5

14. 19Seein that it is e that has created you in di)erse staes3

15. 19See ye not how Allah has created the se)en hea)ens one abo)e another,

16. 19And made the moon a liht in their midst, and made the sun as a $Glorious% &am"3



17. 19And Allah has "roduced you from the earth rowin $radually%,

18. 19And in the 7nd e will return you into the $earth%, and raise you forth $aain at the

+esurrection%3

19. 19And Allah has made the earth for you as a car"et $s"read out%,

20. 19!hat ye may o about therein, in s"acious roads.91

21. 4oah said0 1/ my &ord2 !hey ha)e disobeyed me, but they follow $men% whose wealth

and children i)e them no increase but only &oss.

22. 1And they ha)e de)ised a tremendous Plot.

23. 1And they ha)e said $to each other%, 9Abandon not your ods0 Abandon neither (add nor

Suwa9, neither :auth nor :a9u, nor 4asr9;5

24. 1!hey ha)e already misled many; and rant !hou no increase to the wron5 doers but in

strayin $from their mar#%.1

25. 'ecause of their sins they were drowned $in the flood%, and were made to enter the ire

$of Punishment%0 and they found5 in lieu of Allah. none to hel" them.

26. And 4oah, said0 1/ my &ord2 &ea)e not of the *nbelie)ers, a sinle one on earth2

27. 1or, if !hou dost lea)e $any of% them, they will but mislead !hy de)otees, and they will

breed none but wic#ed unrateful ones.

28. 1/ my &ord2 ori)e me, my "arents, all who enter my house in aith, and $all% belie)in

men and belie)in women0 and to the wron5doers rant !hou no increase but in "erdition21

Surah 72. The inn# Spri)e%

1. Say0 It has been re)ealed to me that a com"any of Jinns listened $to the <ur9an%. !hey said,

9(e ha)e really heard a wonderful +ecital2

2. 9It i)es uidance to the +iht, and we ha)e belie)ed therein0 we shall not -oin $in worshi"%any $ods% with our &ord.

3. 9And 78alted is the Ma-esty of our &ord0 e has ta#en neither a wife nor a son.

4. 9!here were some foolish ones amon us, who used to utter e8tra)aant lies aainst Allah.

5. 9'ut we do thin# that no man or s"irit should say auht that untrue aainst Allah.

6. 9!rue, there were "ersons amon man#ind who too# shelter with "ersons amon the Jinns,

but they increased them in folly.



7. 9And they $came to% thin# as ye thouht, that Allah would not raise u" any one $to

Judment%.

8. 9And we "ried into the secrets of hea)en; but we found it filled with stern uards and

flamin fires.

9. 9(e used, indeed, to sit there in $hidden% stations, to $steal% a hearin; but any who listen

now will find a flamin fire watchin him in ambush.

10. 9And we understand not whether ill is intended to those on earth, or whether their &ord

$really% intends to uide them to riht conduct.

11. 9!here are amon us some that are rihteous, and some the contrary0 we follow di)erent

"aths.

12. 9'ut we thin# that we can by no means frustrate Allah throuhout the earth, nor can we

frustrate im by fliht.

13. 9And as for us, since we ha)e listened to the Guidance, we ha)e acce"ted it0 and any who

belie)es in his &ord has no fear, either of a short $account% or of any in-ustice.

14. 9Amonst us are some that submit their wills $to Allah., and some that swer)e from

-ustice. 4ow those who submit their wills 5 they ha)e souht out $the "ath% of riht conduct0

15. 9'ut those who swer)e,5 they are $but% fuel for ell5fire95

16. $And Allah.s Messae is%0 1If they $the Paans% had $only% remained on the $riht% (ay,

(e should certainly ha)e bestowed on them +ain in abundance.

17. 1!hat (e miht try them by that $means%. 'ut if any turns away from the remembrance of

his &ord, e will cause him to undero a se)ere Penalty.

18. 1And the "laces of worshi" are for Allah $alone%0 So in)o#e not any one alon with Allah.

19. 1:et when the De)otee of Allah stands forth to in)o#e im, they -ust ma#e round him a

dense crowd.1

20. Say0 1I do no more than in)o#e my &ord, and I -oin not with im any $false od%.1

21. Say0 1It is not in my "ower to cause you harm, or to brin you to riht conduct.1

22. Say0 14o one can deli)er me from Allah $If I were to disobey im%, nor should I find

refue e8ce"t in im,

23. 1*nless I "roclaim what I recei)e from Allah and is Messaes0 for any that disobey

Allah and is Messener,5 for them is ell0 they shall dwell therein for e)er.1

24. At lenth, when they see $with their own eyes% that which they are "romised,5 then will

they #now who it is that is wea#est in $his% hel"er and least im"ortant in "oint of numbers.



25. Say0 1I #now not whether the $Punishment% which ye are "romised is near, or whether my

&ord will a""oint for it a distant term.

26. 1e $alone% #nows the *nseen, nor does e ma#e any one acuainted with is

Mysteries,5

27. 178ce"t an a"ostle whom e has chosen0 and then e ma#es a band of watchers march

before him and behind him,

28. 1!hat e may #now that they ha)e $truly% brouht and deli)ered the Messaes of their

&ord0 and e surrounds $all the mysteries% that are with them, and ta#es account of e)ery

sinle thin.1

Surah 73. The Bn%hrou(e( One# un(le(

;p1. / thou folded in arments2

2. Stand $to "rayer% by niht, but not all niht,5

3. alf of it,5 or a little less,

4. /r a little more; and recite the <ur9an in slow, measured rhythmic tones.

5. Soon shall (e send down to thee a weihty Messae.

6. !ruly the risin by niht is most "otent for o)ernin $the soul%, and most suitable for

$framin% the (ord $of Prayer and Praise%.

7. !rue, there is for thee by day "roloned occu"ation with ordinary duties0

8. 'ut #ee" in remembrance the name of thy &ord and de)ote thyself to im whole5heartedly.

9. $e is% &ord of the 7ast and the (est0 there is no od but e0 ta#e im therefore for $thy%

Dis"oser of Affairs.

10. And ha)e "atience with what they say, and lea)e them with noble $dinity%.

11. And lea)e Me $alone to deal with% those in "ossession of the ood thins of life, who $yet%

deny the !ruth; and bear with them for a little while.

12. (ith *s are etters $to bind them%, and a ire $to burn them%,

13. And a ood that cho#es, and a Penalty Grie)ous.

14. /ne Day the earth and the mountains will be in )iolent commotion. And the mountains

will be as a hea" of sand "oured out and flowin down.



15. (e ha)e sent to you, $/ men2% an a"ostle, to be a witness concernin you, e)en as (e

sent an a"ostle to Pharaoh.

16. 'ut Pharaoh disobeyed the a"ostle; so (e sei6ed him with a hea)y Punishment.

17. !hen how shall ye, if ye deny $$Allah%%, uard yoursel)es aainst a Day that will ma#echildren hoary5headed35

18. (hereon the s#y will be cleft asunder3 is Promise needs must be accom"lished.

19. >erily this is an Admonition0 therefore, whoso will, let him ta#e a $straiht% "ath to his

&ord2

20. !hy &ord doth #now that thou standest forth $to "rayer% nih two5thirds of the niht, or

half the niht, or a third of the niht, and so doth a "arty of those with thee. 'ut Allah doth

a""oint niht and day in due measure e #noweth that ye are unable to #ee" count thereof. So

e hath turned to you $in mercy%0 read ye, therefore, of the <ur9an as much as may be easy foryou. e #noweth that there may be $some% amon you in ill5health; others tra)ellin throuh

the land, see#in of Allah.s bounty; yet others fihtin in Allah.s Cause, read ye, therefore, as

much of the <ur9an as may be easy $for you%; and establish reular Prayer and i)e reular

Charity; and loan to Allah a 'eautiful &oan. And whate)er ood ye send forth for your souls

ye shall find it in Allah.s Presence,5 yea, better and reater, in +eward and see# ye the Grace

of Allah. for Allah is /ft5ori)in, Most Merciful.

Surah 74. The Cloa-e( One# The an

&earing Cloa- 1. / thou wra""ed u" $in the mantle%2

2. Arise and deli)er thy warnin2

3. And thy &ord do thou manify2

4. And thy arments #ee" free from stain2

5. And all abomination shun2

6. 4or e8"ect, in i)in, any increase $for thyself%2

7. 'ut, for thy &ord9s $Cause%, be "atient and constant2

8. inally, when the !rum"et is sounded,

9. !hat will be5 that Day 5 a Day of Distress,5

10. ar from easy for those without aith.

11. &ea)e Me alone, $to deal% with the $creature% whom I created $bare and% alone25



12. !o whom I ranted resources in abundance,

13. And sons to be by his side25

14. !o whom I made $life% smooth and comfortable2

15. :et is he reedy5that I should add $yet more%;5

16. 'y no means2 or to /ur Sins he has been refractory2

17. Soon will I )isit him with a mount of calamities2

18. or he thouht and he "lotted;5

19. And woe to him2 ow he "lotted25

20. :ea, (oe to him; ow he "lotted25

21. !hen he loo#ed round;

22. !hen he frowned and he scowled;

23. !hen he turned bac# and was hauhty;

24. !hen said he0 1!his is nothin but maic, deri)ed from of old;

25. 1!his is nothin but the word of a mortal21

26. Soon will I cast him into ell5ire2

27. And what will e8"lain to thee what ell5ire is3

28. 4auht doth it "ermit to endure, and nauht doth it lea)e alone25

29. Dar#enin and chanin the colour of man2

30. /)er it are 4ineteen.

31. And (e ha)e set none but anels as Guardians of the ire; and (e ha)e fi8ed their

number only as a trial for *nbelie)ers,5 in order that the Peo"le of the 'oo# may arri)e at

certainty, and the 'elie)ers may increase in aith,5 and that no doubts may be left for the

Peo"le of the 'oo# and the 'elie)ers, and that those in whose hearts is a disease and the

*nbelie)ers may say, 1(hat symbol doth Allah intend by this 31 !hus doth Allah lea)e to

stray whom e "leaseth, and uide whom e "leaseth0 and none can #now the forces of thy

&ord, e8ce"t e and this is no other than a warnin to man#ind.

32. 4ay, )erily0 'y the Moon,

33. And by the 4iht as it retreateth,



34. And by the Dawn as it shineth forth,5

35. !his is but one of the mihty $"ortents%,

36. A warnin to man#ind,5

37. !o any of you that chooses to "ress forward, or to follow behind;5

38. 7)ery soul will be $held% in "lede for its deeds.

39. 78ce"t the Com"anions of the +iht and.

40. $!hey will be% in Gardens $of Deliht%0 they will uestion each other,

41. And $as#% of the Sinners0

42. 1(hat led you into ell ire31

43. !hey will say0 1(e were not of those who "rayed;

44. 14or were we of those who fed the indient;

45. 1'ut we used to tal# )anities with )ain tal#ers;

46. 1And we used to deny the Day of Judment,

47. 1*ntil there came to us $the our% that is certain.1

48. !hen will no intercession of $any% intercessors "rofit them.

49. !hen what is the matter with them that they turn away from admonition35

50. As if they were affrihted asses,

51. leein from a lion2

52. orsooth, each one of them wants to be i)en scrolls $of re)elation% s"read out2

53. 'y no means2 'ut they fear not the ereafter,

54. 4ay, this surely is an admonition0

55. &et any who will, #ee" it in remembrance2

56. 'ut none will #ee" it in remembrance e8ce"t as Allah wills0 e is the &ord of

+ihteousness, and the &ord of ori)eness.



Surah 75. The /i%ing O The ea(#

/e%urre,)ion

1. I do call to witness the +esurrection Day;

2. And I do call to witness the self5re"roachin s"irit0 $7schew 7)il%.

3. Does man thin# that (e cannot assemble his bones3

4. 4ay, (e are able to "ut toether in "erfect order the )ery ti"s of his finers.

5. 'ut man wishes to do wron $e)en% in the time in front of him.

6. e uestions0 1(hen is the Day of +esurrection31

7. At lenth, when the siht is da6ed,

8. And the moon is buried in dar#ness.

9. And the sun and moon are -oined toether,5

10. !hat Day will Man say0 1(here is the refue31

11. 'y no means2 4o "lace of safety2

12. 'efore thy &ord $alone%, that Day will be the "lace of rest.

13. !hat Day will Man be told $all% that he "ut forward, and all that he "ut bac#.

14. 4ay, man will be e)idence aainst himself,

15. 7)en thouh he were to "ut u" his e8cuses.

16. Mo)e not thy tonue concernin the $<ur9an% to ma#e haste therewith.

17. It is for *s to collect it and to "romulate it0

18. 'ut when (e ha)e "romulated it, follow thou its recital $as "romulated%0

19. 4ay more, it is for *s to e8"lain it $and ma#e it clear%0

20. 4ay, $ye men2% but ye lo)e the fleetin life,

21. And lea)e alone the ereafter.

22. Some faces, that Day, will beam $in brihtness and beauty%;5

23. &oo#in towards their &ord;



24. And some faces, that Day, will be sad and dismal,

25. In the thouht that some bac#5brea#in calamity was about to be inflicted on them;

26. :ea, when $the soul% reaches to the collar5bone $in its e8it%,

27. And there will be a cry, 1(ho is a maician $to restore him%31

28. And he will conclude that it was $the !ime% of Partin;

29. And one le will be -oined with another0

30. !hat Day the Dri)e will be $all% to thy &ord2

31. So he a)e nothin in charity, nor did he "ray25

32. 'ut on the contrary, he re-ected !ruth and turned away2

33. !hen did he stal# to his family in full conceit2

34. (oe to thee, $/ men2%, yea, woe2

35. Aain, (oe to thee, $/ men2%, yea, woe2

36. Does man thin# that he will be left uncontrolled, $without "ur"ose%3

37. (as he not a dro" of s"erm emitted $in lowly form%3

38. !hen did he become a leech5li#e clot; then did $$Allah%% ma#e and fashion $him% in due

"ro"ortion.

39. And of him e made two se8es, male and female.

40. as not e, $the same%, the "ower to i)e life to the dead3

Surah 76. Time# an# <e+ery= an# Thi%

<(ayan(=age

1. as there not been o)er Man a lon "eriod of !ime, when he was nothin 5 $not e)en%

mentioned3

2. >erily (e created Man from a dro" of minled s"erm, in order to try him0 So (e a)e him

$the ifts%, of earin and Siht.

3. (e showed him the (ay0 whether he be rateful or unrateful $rests on his will%.

4. or the +e-ecters we ha)e "re"ared chains, yo#es, and a bla6in ire.



5. As to the +ihteous, they shall drin# of a Cu" $of (ine% mi8ed with =afur,5

6. A ountain where the De)otees of Allah do drin#, ma#in it flow in unstinted abundance.

7. !hey "erform $their% )ows, and they fear a Day whose e)il flies far and wide.

8. And they feed, for the lo)e of Allah, the indient, the or"han, and the ca"ti)e,5

9. $Sayin%,1(e feed you for the sa#e of Allah alone0 no reward do we desire from you, nor

than#s.

10. 1(e only fear a Day of distressful (rath from the side of our &ord.1

11. 'ut Allah will deli)er them from the e)il of that Day, and will shed o)er them a &iht of

'eauty and $blissful% Joy.

12. And because they were "atient and constant, e will reward them with a Garden and$arments of% sil#.

13. +eclinin in the $Garden% on raised thrones, they will see there neither the sun9s $e8cessi)e

heat% nor $the moon9s% e8cessi)e cold.

14. And the shades of the $Garden% will come low o)er them, and the bunches $of fruit%, there,

will han low in humility.

15. And amonst them will be "assed round )essels of sil)er and oblets of crystal,5

16. Crystal5clear, made of sil)er0 they will determine the measure thereof $accordin to their

wishes%.

17. And they will be i)en to drin# there of a Cu" $of (ine% mi8ed with ?an-abil,5

18. A fountain there, called Salsabil.

19. And round about them will $ser)e% youths of "er"etual $freshness%0 If thou seest them,

thou wouldst thin# them scattered Pearls.

20. And when thou loo#est, it is there thou wilt see a 'liss and a +ealm Manificent.

21. *"on them will be reen Garments of fine sil# and hea)y brocade, and they will be

adorned with 'racelets of sil)er; and their &ord will i)e to them to drin# of a (ine Pure and

oly.

22. 1>erily this is a +eward for you, and your 7ndea)our is acce"ted and reconised.1

23. It is (e (ho ha)e sent down the <ur9an to thee by staes.

24. !herefore be "atient with constancy to the Command of thy &ord, and hear#en not to the

sinner or the inrate amon them.



25. And celebrate the name or thy &ord mornin and e)enin,

26. And "art of the niht, "rostrate thyself to im; and lorify im a lon niht throuh.

27. As to these, they lo)e the fleetin life, and "ut away behind them a Day $that will be%

hard.

28. It is (e (ho created them, and (e ha)e made their -oints stron; but, when (e will, (e

can substitute the li#e of them by a com"lete chane.

29. !his is an admonition0 (hosoe)er will, let him ta#e a $straiht% Path to his &ord.

30. 'ut ye will not, e8ce"t as Allah wills; for Allah is full of =nowlede and (isdom.

31. e will admit to is Mercy whom e will; 'ut the wron5doers,5 for them has e

"re"ared a rie)ous Penalty.

Surah 77. The Bmi%%arie%# &in(% Sen)

For)h

1. 'y the $(inds% sent forth one after another $to man9s "rofit%;

2. (hich then blow )iolently in tem"estuous Gusts,

3. And scatter $thins% far and wide;

4. !hen se"arate them, one from another,

5. !hen s"read abroad a Messae,

6. (hether of Justification or of (arnin;5

7. Assuredly, what ye are "romised must come to "ass.

8. !hen when the stars become dim;

9. (hen the hea)en is cleft asunder;

10. (hen the mountains are scattered $to the winds% as dust;

11. And when the a"ostles are $all% a""ointed a time $to collect%;5

12. or what Day are these $"ortents% deferred3

13. or the Day of Sortin out.

14. And what will e8"lain to thee what is the Day of Sortin out3



15. Ah woe, that Day, to the +e-ecters of !ruth2

16. Did (e not destroy the men of old $for their e)il%3

17. So shall (e ma#e later $enerations% follow them.

18. !hus do (e deal with men of sin.


20. a)e (e not created you from a fluid $held% des"icable35

21. !he which (e "laced in a "lace of rest, firmly fi8ed,

22. or a "eriod $of estation%, determined $accordin to need%3

23. or (e do determine $accordin to need%; for (e are the best to determine $thins%.

24. Ah woe, that Day2 to the +e-ecters of !ruth2

25. a)e (e not made the earth $as a "lace% to draw toether.

26. !he li)in and the dead,

27. And made therein mountains standin firm, lofty $in stature%; and "ro)ided for you water

sweet $and wholesome%3


29. $It will be said0% 1De"art ye to that which ye used to re-ect as false2

30. 1De"art ye to a Shadow $of smo#e ascendin% in three columns,

31. 1$(hich yields% no shade of coolness, and is of no use aainst the fierce 'la6e.

32. 1Indeed it throws about s"ar#s $hue% as orts,

33. 1As if there were $a strin of% yellow camels $marchin swiftly%.1


35. !hat will be a Day when they shall not be able to s"ea#.

36. 4or will it be o"en to them to "ut forth "leas.


38. !hat will be a Day of Sortin out2 (e shall ather you toether and those before $you%2

39. 4ow, if ye ha)e a tric# $or "lot%, use it aainst Me2




41. As to the +ihteous, they shall be amidst $cool% shades and s"rins $of water%.

42. And $they shall ha)e% fruits,5 all they desire.

43. 17at ye and drin# ye to your heart9s content0 for that ye wor#ed $+ihteousness%.

44. !hus do (e certainly reward the Doers of Good.


46. $/ ye un-ust2% 7at ye and en-oy yoursel)es $but% a little while, for that ye are Sinners.


48. And when it is said to them, 1Prostrate yoursel)es21 they do not so.


50. !hen what Messae, after that, will they belie)e in3

Surah 78. The Ti(ing%# The nnoun,emen)

1. Concernin what are they dis"utin3

2. Concernin the Great 4ews,

3. About which they cannot aree.

4. >erily, they shall soon $come to% #now2

5. >erily, )erily they shall soon $come to% #now2

6. a)e (e not made the earth as a wide e8"anse,

7. And the mountains as "es3

8. And $ha)e (e not% created you in "airs,

9. And made your slee" for rest,

10. And made the niht as a co)erin,

11. And made the day as a means of subsistence3

12. And $ha)e (e not% built o)er you the se)en firmaments,

13. And "laced $therein% a &iht of S"lendour3



14. And do (e not send down from the clouds water in abundance,

15. !hat (e may "roduce therewith corn and )eetables,

16. And ardens of lu8urious rowth3

17. >erily the Day of Sortin out is a thin a""ointed,

18. !he Day that the !rum"et shall be sounded, and ye shall come forth in crowds;

19. And the hea)ens shall be o"ened as if there were doors,

20. And the mountains shall )anish, as if they were a mirae.

21. !ruly ell is as a "lace of ambush,

22. or the transressors a "lace of destination0

23. !hey will dwell therein for aes.

24. 4othin cool shall they taste therein, nor any drin#,

25. Sa)e a boilin fluid and a fluid, dar#, mur#y, intensely cold,

26. A fittin recom"ense $for them%.

27. or that they used not to fear any account $for their deeds%,

28. 'ut they $im"udently% treated /ur Sins as false.

29. And all thins ha)e (e "reser)ed on record.

30. 1So taste ye $the fruits of your deeds%; for no increase shall (e rant you, e8ce"t in

Punishment.1

31. >erily for the +ihteous there will be A fulfilment of the $!he eart@s% desires;

32. Gardens enclosed, and ra"e)ines;

33. Com"anions of 7ual Ae;

34. And a Cu" full $!o the 'rim%.

35. 4o >anity shall they hear !herein, nor *ntruth,

36. +ecom"ense from thy &ord, A Gift, $am"ly% sufficient

37. $rom% the &ord /f the hea)ens And the earth, And all between5 $Allah% Most Gracious0

4one shall ha)e "ower !o arue with im.





19. 19And that I uide thee to thy &ord, so thou shouldst fear im391

20. !hen did $Moses% show him the Great Sin.

21. 'ut $Pharaoh% re-ected it and disobeyed $uidance%;

22. urther, he turned his bac#, stri)in hard $aainst Allah..

23. !hen he collected $his men% and made a "roclamation,

24. Sayin, 1I am your &ord, Most ih1.

25. 'ut Allah did "unish him, $and made an% e8am"le of him, 5 in the ereafter, as in this life.

26. >erily in this is an instructi)e warnin for whosoe)er feareth $$Allah%%.

27. (hat2 Are ye the more difficult to create or the hea)en $abo)e%3 $$Allah%% hathconstructed it0

28. /n hih hath e raised Its cano"y, and e hath Gi)en it order and "erfection.

29. Its niht doth e endow with dar#ness, And its s"lendour doth e brin out $with liht%.

30. And the earth, moreo)er, ath e e8tended $!o a wide e8"anse%;

31. e draweth out !herefrom its moisture And its "asture;

32. And the mountains ath e firmly fi8ed;

33. or use and con)enience !o you and your cattle.

34. !herefore, when there comes !he reat , o)erwhelmin $7)ent%5

35. !he Day when Man Shall remember $all% !hat he stro)e for,

36. And ell5ire shall be Placed in full )iew or all to see5

37. !hen for such as had !ransressed all bounds,

38. And had "referred !he life of this world,

39. !he Abode will be ell5ire;

40. And for such as had 7ntertained the fear /f standin before !heir &ord@s $tribunal% And

has restrained $!heir% soul from lower Desires.

41. !heir abode will be !he Garden.

42. !hey as# thee About the our5 (hen (ill be its a""ointed time3B



43. (herein art thou $concerned% (ith the declaration thereof3

44. (ith thy &ord is !he &imit fi8ed therefor.

45. !hou art but a (arner or such as fear it.

46. !he Day they see it, $It will be% as if they ad tarried but a sinle 7)enin, or $at most till%

!he followin morn2

Surah 80. $e Frowne(

1. $!he Pro"het% frowned and turned away,

2. 'ecause there came to him the blind man $interru"tin%.

3. 'ut what could tell thee but that "erchance he miht row $in s"iritual understandin%35

4. /r that he miht recei)e admonition, and the teachin miht "rofit him3

5. As to one who reards imself as self5sufficient,

6. !o him dost thou attend;

7. !houh it is no blame to thee if he row not $in s"iritual understandin%.

8. 'ut as to him who came to thee stri)in earnestly,

9. And with fear $in his heart%,

10. /f him wast thou unmindful.

11. 'y no means $should it be so%2 or it is indeed a Messae of instruction0

12. !herefore let whoso will, #ee" it in remembrance.

13. $It is% in 'oo#s held $reatly% in honour,

14. 78alted $in dinity%, #e"t "ure and holy,

15. $(ritten% by the hands of scribes5

16. onourable and Pious and Just.

17. (oe to man2 (hat hath made him re-ect Allah.

18. rom what stuff hath e created him3



19. rom a s"erm5dro"0 e hath created him, and then mouldeth him in due "ro"ortions;

20. !hen doth e ma#e is "ath smooth for him;

21. !hen e causeth him to die, and "utteth him in his ra)e;

22. !hen, when it is is (ill, e will raise him u" $aain%.

23. 'y no means hath he fulfilled what Allah hath commanded him.

24. !hen let man loo# at his food, $and how (e "ro)ide it%0

25. or that (e "our forth water in abundance,

26. And (e s"lit the earth in framents,

27. And "roduce therein corn,

28. And Gra"es and nutritious "lants,

29. And /li)es and Dates,

30. And enclosed Gardens, dense with lofty trees,

31. And fruits and fodder,5

32. or use and con)enience !o you and your cattle.

33. At lenth, when there 5Comes the Deafenin 4oise5

34. !he Day shall a man lee from his own brother,

35. And from his mother And his father,

36. And from his wife And his children

37. 7ach one of them, !he Day, will ha)e 7nouh concern $of his own% !o ma#e him

indifferent !o the others.

38. Some faces that day (ill be beamin,

39. &auhin , re-oicin.

40. And other faces that Day (ill be dust5stained;

41. 'lac#ness will co)er them0

42. Such will be !he +e-ecters of Allah, !he doers of Iniuity.



Surah 81. The O+er)hrowing# B?)ingui%he(

&rapping Thing% ;p

1. (hen the sun $with its s"acious liht% is folded u";

2. (hen the stars fall, losin their lustre;

3. (hen the mountains )anish $li#e a mirae%;

4. (hen the she5camels, ten months with youn, are left untended;

5. (hen the wild beasts are herded toether $in the human habitations%;

6. (hen the oceans boil o)er with a swell;

7. (hen the souls are sorted out, $bein -oined, li#e with li#e%;

8. (hen the female $infant%, buried ali)e, is uestioned 5

9. or what crime she was #illed;

10. (hen the scrolls are laid o"en;

11. (hen the world on ih is un)eiled;

12. (hen the 'la6in ire is #indled to fierce heat;

13. And when the Garden is brouht near;5

14. $!hen% shall each soul #now what it has "ut forward.

15. So )erily I call to witness the "lanets 5 that recede,

16. Go straiht, or hide;

17. And the 4iht as it dissi"ates;

18. And the Dawn as it breathes away the dar#ness;5

19. >erily this is the word of a most honourable Messener,

20. 7ndued with Power, with ran# before the &ord of the !hrone,

21. (ith authority there, $and% faithful to his trust.

22. And $/ "eo"le2% your com"anion is not one "ossessed;

23. And without doubt he saw him in the clear hori6on.



24. 4either doth he withhold rudinly a #nowlede of the *nseen.

25. 4or is it the word of an e)il s"irit accursed.

26. (hen whither o ye3

27. >erily this is no less than a Messae to $all% the (orlds0

28. $(ith "rofit% to whoe)er amon you wills to o straiht0

29. 'ut ye shall not will e8ce"t as Allah wills,5 the Cherisher of the (orlds.

Surah 82. The Clea+ing# ur%)ing par)

1. (hen the S#y is cleft asunder;

2. (hen the Stars are scattered;

3. (hen the /ceans are suffered to burst forth;

4. And when the Gra)es are turned u"side down;5

5. $!hen% shall each soul #now what it hath sent forward and $what it hath% #e"t bac#.

6. / man2 (hat has seduced thee from thy &ord Most 'eneficent35

7. im (ho created thee. ashioned thee in due "ro"ortion, and a)e thee a -ust bias;

8. In whate)er orm e wills, does e "ut thee toether.

9. Day2 nit ye do re-ect +iht and Judment2

10. 'ut )erily o)er you $are a""ointed anels% to "rotect you,5

11. =ind and honourable,5 (ritin down $your deeds%0

12. !hey #now $and understand% all that ye do.

13. As for the +ihteous, they will be in bliss;

14. And the (ic#ed 5 they will be in the ire,

15. (hich they will enter on the Day of Judment,

16. And they will not be able to #ee" away therefrom.

17. And what will e8"lain to thee what the Day of Judment is3

18. Aain, what will e8"lain to thee what the Day of Judment is3



19. $It will be% the Day when no soul shall ha)e "ower $to do% auht for another0 or the

command, that Day, will be $wholly% with Allah.

Surah 83. erau(ing# The Chea)%#

Chea)ing

1. (oe to those that deal in fraud,5

2. !hose who, when they ha)e to recei)e by measure from men, e8act full measure,

3. 'ut when they ha)e to i)e by measure or weiht to men, i)e less than due.

4. Do they not thin# that they will be called to account35

5. /n a Mihty Day,

6. A Day when $all% man#ind will stand before the &ord of the (orlds3

7. Day2 Surely the record of the wic#ed is $"reser)ed% in Si--in.

8. And what will e8"lain to thee what Si--in is3

9. $!here is% a +eister $fully% inscribed.

10. (oe, that Day, to those that deny5

11. !hose that deny the Day of Judment.

12. And none can deny it but the !ransressor beyond bounds the Sinner2

13. (hen /ur Sins are rehearsed to him, he says, 1!ales of the ancients21

14. 'y no means2 but on their hearts is the stain of the $ill% which they do2

15. >erily, from $the &iht of% their &ord, that Day, will they be )eiled.

16. urther, they will enter the ire of ell.

17. urther, it will be said to them0 1!his is the $reality% which ye re-ected as false2

18. Day, )erily the record of the +ihteous is $"reser)ed% in 9Illiyin.

19. And what will e8"lain to thee what 9Illiyun is3

20. $!here is% a +eister $fully% inscribed,

21. !o which bear witness those 4earest $to Allah..



22. !ruly the +ihteous will be in 'liss0

23. /n !hrones $of Dinity% will they command a siht $of all thins%0

24. !hou wilt reconise in their faces the beamin brihtness of 'liss.

25. !heir thirst will be sla#ed with Pure (ine sealed0

26. !he seal thereof will be Mus#0 And for this let those as"ire, who ha)e as"irations0

27. (ith it will be $i)en% a mi8ture of !asnim0

28. A s"rin, from $the waters% whereof drin# those 4earest to Allah.

29. !hose in sin used to lauh at those who belie)ed,

30. And whene)er they "assed by them, used to win# at each other $in moc#ery%;

31. And when they returned to their own "eo"le, they would return -estin;

32. And whene)er they saw them, they would say, 1'ehold2 !hese are the "eo"le truly

astray21

33. 'ut they had not been sent as #ee"ers o)er them2

34. 'ut on this Day the 'elie)ers will lauh at the *nbelie)ers0

35. /n !hrones $of Dinity% they will command $a siht% $of all thins%.

36. (ill not the *nbelie)ers ha)e been "aid bac# for what they did3

Surah 84. The Sun(ering# Spli))ing Open

1. (hen the s#y is rent asunder,

2. And hear#ens to $the Command of% its &ord, and it must needs $do so%;5

3. And when the earth is flattened out,

4. And casts forth what is within it and becomes $clean% em"ty,

5. And hear#ens to $the Command of% its &ord,5 and it must needs $do so%;5 $then will come

ome the full reality%.

6. / thou man2 >erily thou art e)er toilin on towards thy &ord5 "ainfully toilin,5 but thou

shalt meet im.

7. !hen he who is i)en his +ecord in his riht hand,



8. Soon will his account be ta#en by an easy rec#onin,

9. And he will turn to his "eo"le, re-oicin2

10. 'ut he who is i)en his +ecord behind his bac#,5

11. Soon will he cry for "erdition,

12. And he will enter a 'la6in ire.

13. !ruly, did he o about amon his "eo"le, re-oicin2

14. !ruly, did he thin# that he would not ha)e to return $to *s%2

15. 4ay, nay2 for his &ord was $e)er% watchful of him2

16. So I do call to witness the ruddy low of Sunset;

17. !he 4iht and its omin;

18. And the Moon in her fullness0

19. :e shall surely tra)el from stae to stae.

20. (hat then is the matter with them, that they belie)e not35

21. And when the <ur9an is read to them, they fall not "rostrate,

22. 'ut on the contrary the *nbelie)ers re-ect $it%.

23. 'ut Allah has full #nowlede of what they secrete $in their breasts%

24. So announce to them a Penalty Grie)ous,

25. 78ce"t to those who belie)e and wor# rihteous deeds0 or them is a +eward that will

ne)er fail.

Surah 85. The an%ion% O The S)ar%#Con%)ella)ion%

1. 'y the s#y, $dis"layin% the ?odiacal Sins;

2. 'y the "romised Day $of Judment%;

3. 'y one that witnesses, and the sub-ect of the witness;5

4. (oe to the ma#ers of the "it $of fire%,



5. ire su""lied $abundantly% with fuel0

6. 'ehold2 they sat o)er aainst the $fire%,

7. And they witnessed $all% that they were doin aainst the 'elie)ers.

8. And they ill5treated them for no other reason than that they belie)ed in Allah, 78alted in

Power, (orthy of all Praise25

9. im to (hom belons the dominion of the hea)ens and the earth2 And Allah is (itness to

all thins.

10. !hose who "ersecute $or draw into tem"tation% the 'elie)ers, men and women, and do not

turn in re"entance, will ha)e the Penalty of ell0 !hey will ha)e the Penalty of the 'urnin

ire.

11. or those who belie)e and do rihteous deeds, will be Gardens; beneath which ri)ersflow0 !hat is the reat Sal)ation, $the fulfilment of all desires%,

12. !ruly stron is the Gri" $and Power% of thy &ord.

13. It is e (ho creates from the )ery beinnin, and e can restore $life%.

14. And e is the /ft5ori)in, ull of &o)in5=indness,

15. &ord of the !hrone of Glory,

16. Doer $without let% of all that e intends.

17. as the story reached thee, of the forces5

18. /f Pharaoh and the !hamud3

19. And yet the *nbelie)ers $"ersist% in re-ectin $the !ruth%2

20. 'ut Allah doth encom"ass them from behind2

21. Day, this is a Glorious <ur9an,

22. $Inscribed% in a !ablet Preser)ed2

Surah 86. The orning S)ar# The

igh),omer

1. 'y the S#y and the 4iht5>isitant $therein%;5

2. And what will e8"lain to thee what the 4iht5>isitant is35



3. $It is% the Star of "iercin brihtness;5

4. !here is no soul but has a "rotector o)er it.

5. 4ow let man but thin# from what he is created2

6. e is created from a dro" emitted5

7. Proceedin from between the bac#bone and the ribs0

8. Surely $$Allah%% is able to brin him bac# $to life%2

9. !he Day that $all% thins secret will be tested,

10. $Man% will ha)e no "ower, and no hel"er.

11. 'y the irmament which returns $in its round%,

12. And by the 7arth which o"ens out $for the ushin of s"rins or the s"routin of

)eetation%,5

13. 'ehold this is the (ord that distinuishes $Good from 7)il%0

14. It is not a thin for amusement.

15. As for them, they are but "lottin a scheme,

16. And I am "lannin a scheme.

17. !herefore rant a delay to the *nbelie)ers0 Gi)e res"ite to them ently $for awhile%.

Surah 87. The o%) $igh# >lory To :our

*or( "n The $ighe%)

1. Glorify the name of thy Guardian5&ord Most ih,

2. (ho hath created, and further, i)en order and "ro"ortion;

3. (ho hath ordained laws. And ranted uidance;

4. And (ho brineth out the $reen and luscious% "asture,

5. And then doth ma#e it $but% swarthy stubble.

6. 'y derees shall (e teach thee to declare $the Messae%, so thou shalt not foret,

7. 78ce"t as Allah wills0 or e #noweth what is manifest and what is hidden.



8. And (e will ma#e it easy for thee $to follow% the sim"le $Path%.

9. !herefore i)e admonition in case the admonition "rofits $the hearer%.

10. !he admonition will be recei)ed by those who fear $$Allah%%0

11. 'ut it will be a)oided by those most unfortunate ones,

12. (ho will enter the Great ire,

13. In which they will then neither die nor li)e.

14. 'ut those will "ros"er who "urify themsel)es,

15. And lorify the name of their Guardian5&ord, and $lift their hearts% in "rayer.

16. Day $behold%, ye "refer the life of this world;

17. 'ut the ereafter is better and more endurin.

18. And this is in the 'oo#s of the earliest $+e)elation%,5

19. !he 'oo#s of Abraham and Moses.

Surah 88. The O+erwhelming# The all

1. as the story reached thee of the o)erwhelmin $7)ent%3

2. Some faces, that Day, will be humiliated,

3. &abourin $hard%, weary,5

4. !he while they enter the 'la6in ire,5

5. !he while they are i)en, to drin#, of a boilin hot s"rin,

6. 4o food will there be for them but a bitter Dhari9

7. (hich will neither nourish nor satisfy huner.

8. $/ther% faces that Day will be -oyful,

9. Pleased with their stri)in,5

10. In a Garden on hih,

11. (here they shall hear no $word% of )anity0

12. !herein will be a bubblin s"rin0



13. !herein will be !hrones $of dinity%, raised on hih,

14. Goblets "laced $ready%,

15. And cushions set in rows,

16. And rich car"ets $all% s"read out.

17. Do they not loo# at the Camels, how they are made35

18. And at the S#y, how it is raised hih35

19. And at the Mountains, how they are fi8ed firm35

20. And at the 7arth, how it is s"read out3

21. !herefore do thou i)e admonition, for thou art one to admonish.

22. !hou art not one to manae $men9s% affairs.

23. 'ut if any turn away and re-ect Allah,5

24. Allah will "unish him with a mihty Punishment,

25. or to *s will be their return;

26. !hen it will be for *s to call them to account.

Surah 89. The awn# ay'rea-

1. 'y the brea# of Day

2. 'y the 4ihts twice fi)e;

3. 'y the e)en and odd $contrasted%;

4. And by the 4iht when it "asseth away;5

5. Is there $not% in these an ad-uration $or e)idence% for those who understand3

6. Seest thou not how thy &ord dealt with the 9Ad $"eo"le%,5

7. /f the $city of% Iram, with lofty "illars,

8. !he li#e of which were not "roduced in $all% the land3

9. And with the !hamud $"eo"le%, who cut out $hue% roc#s in the )alley35

10. And with Pharaoh, lord of sta#es3



11. $All% these transressed beyond bounds in the lands,

12. And hea"ed therein mischief $on mischief%.

13. !herefore did thy &ord "our on them a scoure of di)erse chastisements0

14. or thy &ord is $as a Guardian% on a watch5tower.

15. 4ow, as for man, when his &ord trieth him, i)in him honour and ifts, then saith he,

$"uffed u"%, 1My &ord hath honoured me.1

16. 'ut when e trieth him, restrictin his subsistence for him, then saith he $in des"air%, 1My

&ord hath humiliated me21

17. 4ay, nay2 but ye honour not the or"hans2

18. 4or do ye encourae one another to feed the "oor25

19. And ye de)our inheritance 5 all with reed,

20. And ye lo)e wealth with inordinate lo)e2

21. 4ay2 (hen the earth is "ounded to "owder,

22. And thy &ord cometh, and is anels, ran# u"on ran#,

23. And ell, that Day, is brouht $face to face%,5 on that Day will man remember, but howwill that remembrance "rofit him3

24. e will say0 1Ah2 (ould that I had sent forth $ood deeds% for $this% my $uture% &ife21

25. or, that Day, is Chastisement will be such as none $else% can inflict,

26. And is bonds will be such as none $other% can bind.

27. $!o the rihteous soul will be said0% 1/ $thou% soul, in $com"lete% rest and satisfaction2

Surah 90. The Ci)y# Thi% Coun)ry%i(e

1. I do call to witness this City;5

2. And thou art a freeman of this City;5

3. And $the mystic ties of% "arent and child;5

4. >erily (e ha)e created man into toil and strule.

5. !hin#eth he, that none hath "ower o)er him3



6. e may say $boastfully%; (ealth ha)e I suandered in abundance2

7. !hin#eth he that none beholdeth him3

8. a)e (e not made for him a "air of eyes35

9. And a tonue, and a "air of li"s35

10. And shown him the two hihways3

11. 'ut he hath made no haste on the "ath that is stee".

12. And what will e8"lain to thee the "ath that is stee"35

13. $It is0% freein the bondman;

14. /r the i)in of food in a day of "ri)ation

15. !o the or"han with claims of relationshi",

16. /r to the indient $down% in the dust.

17. !hen will he be of those who belie)e, and en-oin "atience, $constancy, and self5restraint%,

and en-oin deeds of #indness and com"assion.

18. Such are the Com"anions of the +iht and.

19. 'ut those who re-ect /ur Sins, they are the $unha""y% Com"anions of the &eft and.

20. /n them will be ire )aulted o)er $all round%.

Surah 91. The Sun

1. 'y the Sun and his $lorious% s"lendour;

2. 'y the Moon as she follows him;

3. 'y the Day as it shows u" $the Sun9s% lory;

4. 'y the 4iht as it conceals it;

5. 'y the irmament and its $wonderful% structure;

6. 'y the 7arth and its $wide% e8"anse0

7. 'y the Soul, and the "ro"ortion and order i)en to it;

8. And its enlihtenment as to its wron and its riht;5



9. !ruly he succeeds that "urifies it,

10. And he fails that corru"ts it2

11. !he !hamud $"eo"le% re-ected $their "ro"het% throuh their inordinate wron5doin,

12. 'ehold, the most wic#ed man amon them was de"uted $for im"iety%.

13. 'ut the Messener of Allah said to them0 1It is a She5camel of Allah. And $bar her not

from% ha)in her drin#21

14. !hen they re-ected him $as a false "ro"het%, and they hamstrun her. So their &ord, on

account of their crime, obliterated their traces and made them eual $in destruction, hih and

low%2

15. And for im is no fear of its conseuences.

Surah 92. The igh)

1. 'y the 4iht as it conceals $the liht%;

2. 'y the Day as it a""ears in lory;

3. 'y $the mystery of% the creation of male and female;5

4. >erily, $the ends% ye stri)e for are di)erse.

5. So he who i)es $in charity% and fears $$Allah%%,

6. And $in all sincerity% testifies to the best,5

7. (e will indeed ma#e smooth for him the "ath to 'liss.

8. 'ut he who is a reedy miser and thin#s himself self5sufficient,

9. And i)es the lie to the best,5

10. (e will indeed ma#e smooth for him the "ath to Misery;

11. 4or will his wealth "rofit him when he falls headlon $into the Pit%.

12. >erily (e ta#e u"on /ursel)es to uide,

13. And )erily unto *s $belon% the 7nd and the 'einnin.

14. !herefore do I warn you of a ire bla6in fiercely;

15. 4one shall reach it but those most unfortunate ones



16. (ho i)e the lie to !ruth and turn their bac#s.

17. 'ut those most de)oted to Allah shall be remo)ed far from it,5

18. !hose who s"end their wealth for increase in self5"urification,

19. And ha)e in their minds no fa)our from anyone for which a reward is e8"ected in return,

20. 'ut only the desire to see# for the Countenance of their &ord Most ih;

21. And soon will they attain $com"lete% satisfaction.

Surah 93. The orning $our%# orning

righ)

1. 'y the Glorious Mornin &iht,

2. And by the 4iht when it is still,5

3. !hy Guardian5&ord hath not forsa#en thee, nor is e dis"leased.

4. And )erily the ereafter will be better for thee than the "resent.

5. And soon will thy Guardian5&ord i)e thee $that wherewith% thou shalt be well5"leased.

6. Did e not find thee an or"han and i)e thee shelter $and care%3

7. And e found thee wanderin, and e a)e thee uidance.

8. And e found thee in need, and made thee inde"endent.

9. !herefore, treat not the or"han with harshness,

10. 4or re"ulse the "etitioner $unheard%;

11. 'ut the bounty of the &ord 5 rehearse and "roclaim2

Surah 94. Sola,e# Con%ola)ion# /elie

1. a)e (e not e8"anded thee thy breast35

2. And remo)ed from thee thy burden

3. !he which did all thy bac#35

4. And raised hih the esteem $in which% thou $art held%3



5. So, )erily, with e)ery difficulty, there is relief0

6. >erily, with e)ery difficulty there is relief.

7. !herefore, when thou art free $from thine immediate tas#%, still labour hard,

8. And to thy &ord turn $all% thy attention.

Surah 95. The Fig# The Fig)ree

1. 'y the i and the /li)e,

2. And the Mount of Sinai,

3. And this City of security,5

4. (e ha)e indeed created man in the best of moulds,

5. !hen do (e abase him $to be% the lowest of the low,5

6. 78ce"t such as belie)e and do rihteous deeds0 or they shall ha)e a reward unfailin.

7. !hen what can, after this, contradict thee, as to the -udment $to come%3

8. Is not Allah the wisest of -udes3

Surah 96. The Clo)# /ea(

1. Proclaim2 $or read2% in the name of thy &ord and Cherisher, (ho created5

2. Created man, out of a $mere% clot of conealed blood0

3. Proclaim2 And thy &ord is Most 'ountiful,5

4. e (ho tauht $the use of% the "en,5

5. !auht man that which he #new not.

6. Day, but man doth transress all bounds,

7. In that he loo#eth u"on himself as self5sufficient.

8. >erily, to thy &ord is the return $of all%.

9. Seest thou one who forbids5

10. A )otary when he $turns% to "ray3



11. Seest thou if he is on $the road of% Guidance35

12. /r en-oins +ihteousness3

13. Seest thou if he denies $!ruth% and turns away3

14. =noweth he not that Allah doth see3

15. &et him beware2 If he desist not, (e will dra him by the foreloc#,5

16. A lyin, sinful foreloc#2

17. !hen, let him call $for hel"% to his council $of comrades%0

18. (e will call on the anels of "unishment $to deal with him%2

19. Day, heed him not0 'ut bow down in adoration, and brin thyself the closer $to Allah.2

Surah 97. ower# Fa)e

1. (e ha)e indeed re)ealed this $Messae% in the 4iht of Power0

2. And what will e8"lain to thee what the niht of "ower is3

3. !he 4iht of Power is better than a thousand months.

4. !herein come down the anels and the S"irit by Allah.s "ermission, on e)ery errand0

5. Peace2...!his until the rise of morn2

Surah 98. The Clear roo# B+i(en,e

1. !hose who re-ect $!ruth%, amon the Peo"le of the 'oo# and amon the Polytheists, were

not oin to de"art $from their ways% until there should come to them Clear 7)idence,5

2. An a"ostle from Allah, rehearsin scri"tures #e"t "ure and holy0

3. (herein are laws $or decrees% riht and straiht.

4. 4or did the Peo"le of the 'oo# ma#e schisms, until after there came to them Clear

7)idence.

5. And they ha)e been commanded no more than this0 !o worshi" Allah, offerin im sincere

de)otion, bein true $in faith%; to establish reular "rayer; and to "ractise reular charity; and

that is the +eliion +iht and Straiht.




6. !hose who re-ect $!ruth%, amon the Peo"le of the 'oo# and amon the Polytheists, will be

in ell5ire, to dwell therein $for aye%. !hey are the worst of creatures.

7. !hose who ha)e faith and do rihteous deeds,5 they are the best of creatures.

8. !heir reward is with Allah. Gardens of 7ternity, beneath which ri)ers flow; they will dwelltherein for e)er; Allah well "leased with them, and they with im0 all this for such as fear

their &ord and Cherisher.

Surah 99. The Bar)hua-e

1. (hen the earth is sha#en to her $utmost% con)ulsion,

2. And the earth throws u" her burdens $from within%,

3. And man cries $distressed%0 9(hat is the matter with her395

4. /n that Day will she declare her tidins0

5. or that thy &ord will ha)e i)en her ins"iration.

6. /n that Day will men "roceed in com"anies sorted out, to be shown the deeds that they

$had done%.

7. !hen shall anyone who has done an atom9s weiht of ood, see it2

8. And anyone who has done an atom9s weiht of e)il, shall see it.

Surah 100. The Cour%er# The Charger%

1. 'y the $Steeds% that run, with "antin $breath%,

2. And stri#e s"ar#s of fire,

3. And "ush home the chare in the mornin,

4. And raise the dust in clouds the while,

5. And "enetrate forthwith into the midst $of the foe% en masse;5

6. !ruly man is, to his &ord, unrateful;

7. And to that $fact% he bears witness $by his deeds%;

8. And )iolent is he in his lo)e of wealth.







5. 4ay, were ye to #now with certainty of mind, $ye would beware2%

6. :e shall certainly see ell5ire2

7. Aain, ye shall see it with certainty of siht2

8. !hen, shall ye be uestioned that Day about the -oy $ye induled in2%.

Surah 103. The e,lining ay# B+en)i(e#

The Bpo,h

1. 'y $the !o#en of% !ime $throuh the aes%,

2. >erily Man is in loss,

3. 78ce"t such as ha)e aith, and do rihteous deeds, and $-oin toether% in the mutual

teachin of !ruth, and of Patience and Constancy.

Surah 104. The Tra(u,er# The

>o%%ipmonger

1. (oe to e)ery $#ind of% scandal5moner and5bac#biter,

2. (ho "ileth u" wealth and layeth it by,

3. !hin#in that his wealth would ma#e him last for e)er2

4. 'y no means2 e will be sure to be thrown into !hat which 'rea#s to Pieces,

5. And what will e8"lain to thee !hat which 'rea#s to Pieces3

6. $It is% the ire of $the (rath of% Allah #indled $to a bla6e%,

7. !he which doth mount $+iht% to the earts0

8. It shall be made into a )ault o)er them,

9. In columns outstretched.

Surah 105. The Blephan)





1. Seest thou not how thy &ord dealt with the Com"anions of the 7le"hant3

2. Did e not ma#e their treacherous "lan o astray3

3. And e sent aainst them lihts of 'irds,

4. Stri#in them with stones of ba#ed clay.

5. !hen did e ma#e them li#e an em"ty field of stal#s and straw, $of which the corn% has

been eaten u".

Surah 106. &in)er# Auray%h

1. or the co)enants $of security and safeuard en-oyed% by the <uraish,

2. !heir co)enants $co)erin% -ourneys by winter and summer,5

3. &et them adore the &ord of this ouse,

4. (ho "ro)ides them with food aainst huner, and with security aainst fear $of daner%.

Surah 107. Small Din(ne%%e%# lm%gi+ing#

$a+e :ou SeenE

1. Seest thou one who denies the Judment $to come%3

2. !hen such is the $man% who re"ulses the or"han $with harshness%,

3. And encouraes not the feedin of the indient.

4. So woe to the worshi""ers

5. (ho are nelectful of their "rayers,

6. !hose who $want but% to be seen $of men%,

7. 'ut refuse $to su""ly% $e)en% neihbourly needs.

Surah 108. 'un(an,e# len)y

1. !o thee ha)e (e ranted the ount $of Abundance%.




2. !herefore to thy &ord turn in Prayer and Sacrifice.

3. or he who hateth thee, he will be cut off $from uture o"e%.

Surah 109. The i%'elie+er%# )hei%)%

1. Say 0 / ye that re-ect aith2

2. I worshi" not that which ye worshi",

3. 4or will ye worshi" that which I worshi".

4. And I will not worshi" that which ye ha)e been wont to worshi",

5. 4or will ye worshi" that which I worshi".

6. !o you be your (ay, and to me mine.

Surah 110. Su,,our# i+ine Suppor)

1. (hen comes the el" of Allah, and >ictory,

2. And thou dost see the "eo"le enter Allah.s +eliion in crowds,

3. Celebrate the "raises of thy &ord, and "ray for is ori)eness0 or e is /ft5+eturnin $in

Grace and Mercy%.

Surah 111. alm Fi're# The Flame

1. Perish the hands of the ather of lame2 Perish he2

2. 4o "rofit to him from all his wealth, and all his ains2

3. 'urnt soon will he be in a ire of 'la6in lame2

4. is wife shall carry the $crac#lin% wood 5 As fuel25

5. A twisted ro"e of "alm5leaf fibre round her $own% nec#2





Surah 112. The ;ni)y# Sin,eri)y# Onene%%

O llah

1. Say0 e is Allah, the /ne and /nly;

2. Allah, the 7ternal, Absolute;

3. e beetteth not, nor is e beotten;

4. And there is none li#e unto im.

Surah 113. The ay'rea-# awn1. Say0 I see# refue with the &ord of the Dawn

2. rom the mischief of created thins;

3. rom the mischief of Dar#ness as it o)ers"reads;

4. rom the mischief of those who "ractise secret arts;

5. And from the mischief of the en)ious one as he "ractises en)y.

Surah 114. an-in(

1. Say0 I see# refue with the &ord and Cherisher of Man#ind,

2. !he =in $or +uler% of Man#ind,

3. !he Allah $for -ude% of Man#ind,5

4. rom the mischief of the (his"erer $of 7)il%, who withdraws $after his whis"er%,5

5. $!he same% who whis"ers into the hearts of Man#ind,5




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The Holy Quran (Yusuf Ali Translation)