Home > Quran > Surah Al-Muminun , Verse No 71 Al-Quran Menu Quran Home Arabic Text Urdu Translation English Translation Arabic and Urdu Arabic and English Arabic Urdu English Verse by Verse Urdu with Tafseer Tilawat Main Menu Home Al-Quran Ahadees Faizan-e-Sunnat Duain Durood Sharif Naat City Islamic Books Pictures Gallery Kalmay Beautiful Names Contact Us Quran Search Select Surah : --Select Chapter-- 1.The Opening2.Al-Baqara3.Al-i'Imran4.An-Nisaa5.Al-Maidah6.Al-An'am7.Al-A'raf8.Al-Anfal9.At-Tauba10.Yunus11.Hud12.Yusuf13.Ar-Ra'd14.Ibrahim15.Al-Hijr16.An-Nahl17.Israel)18.Al-Kahf19.Maryam20.Ta-ha21.Al-Anbiyaa22.Al-Hajj23.Al-Muminun24.An-Nur25.Al-Furqan26.Ash-Shu'araa27.An-Naml28.Al-Qasas29.Al-Ankabut30.Ar-Rum31.Luqman32.As-Sajda33.Al-Ahzab34.Saba35.Fatir36.Ya-Sin37.As-Saffat38.Sad39.Az-Zumar40.Al-Mu'min41.Ha-Mim42.Ash-Shura43.Az-Zukhruf44.Ad-Dukhan45.Al-Jathiya46.Al-Ahqaf47.Muhammad48.Al-Fat-h49.Al-Hujurat50.Qaf51.Az-Zariyat52.At-Tur53.An-Najm54.Al-Qamar55.Ar-Rahman56.Al-Waqi'a57.Al-Hadid58.Al-Mujadila59.Al-Hashr60.Al-Mumtahana61.As-Saff62.Al-Jumu'a63.Al-Munafiqun64.At-Tagabun65.At-Talaq66.At-Tahrim67.Al-Mulk68.Al-Qalam69.Al-Haqqa70.Al-Ma'arij71.Nuh72.Al-Jinn73.Al-Muzzammil74.Al-Muddathth75.Al-Qiyamat76.Ad-Dahr77.Al-Mursalat78.An-Nabaa79.An-Nazi'at80.Abasa81.At-Takwir82.Al-Infitar83.Al-Mutaffife84.Al-Inshiqaq85.Al-Buruj86.At-Tariq87.Al-A'la88.Al-Gashiya89.Al-Fajr90.Al-Balad91.Ash-Shams92.Al-Lail93.Adh-Dhuha94.Al-Sharh95.At-Tin96.Al-Alaq97.Al-Qadr98.Al-Baiyina99.Al-Zalzalah100.Al-Adiyat101.Al-Qari'a102.At-Takathur103.Al-Asr104.Al-Humaza105.Al-Fil106.Quraish107.Al-Ma'un108.Al-Kauthar109.Al-Kafirun110.An-Nasr111.Al-Lahab112.Al-Ikhlas113.Al-Falaq114.Al-Nas   Ayat Number :    Previous Verse Surah Al-Muminun : Verse No 71 of 118 Arabic Text, Urdu and English Translation From Kanzul Iman Next Verse And if the truth had followed their desires, then, necessarily, the heavens and earth and whosoever is in themwould have been ruined. Nay, but We have brought them that thing in which there was fame for them but theyhave fumed their faces from their own prestige.