

Allah in the name of The Most Affectionate, the Merciful. | |


A questioner asks for the torment to befall. |
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Upon the infidels, which there is none to repel. |
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It will be from Allah the Master of Ascending heights. |
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The angels and Jibrael ascend towards Him. That chastisement will fall on a day the measure of which is fiftythousand years. |
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So be you patient with a goodly patience. |
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They are thinking it to be far off. |
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And We are seeing it to be near. |
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The day when the heaven will become like molten silver. |
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And the mountains will become so light as wool. |
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And no friend will ask any friend. |
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They will be seeing them. The culprit will long that he might ransom himself from the torment of that day byhis sons, |
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And his wife and his brother, |
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And his clan in which there is place for him. |
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And all those who are on the earth, then this ransom might save him. |
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Never, it is indeed a raging fire. |
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Putting off the skin. |
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It is calling him who turned his back and turned his face. |
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And hoarded wealth and withheld it. |
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Undoubtedly, man has been made impatient greedy. |
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When evil touches him, he is badly perplexed, |
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And when good reaches him, he withheld, |
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But those who pray, |
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Those who are constant in their prayer. |
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And those in whose wealth there are a known right. |
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For one who asks for and for one who could not even ask for and remains deprived. |
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And those who know the Day of judgement a reality. |
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And those who are afraid of the torment of their Lord. |
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Undoubtedly, the torment of their Lord is not a thing to become un-fearful. |
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And those who guard their private parts. |
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But from their wives and from those whom their hands possess. They are not to be blamed for them. |
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And who seeks others save those two then they are the transgressors. |
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And those who safeguard their trusts and their covenant, |
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And those who are firm on their testimonies, |
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And those who preserve their prayers. |
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They are, who shall be honoured in the Gardens. |
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But what happened to those infidels, that they see towards you with sharp eyes. |
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On the right and the left, groups after groups. |
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Does every man among those covet that he shall enter the Garden of comfort? |
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Never, undoubtedly, We have made them of that which they know. |
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I swear by the Lord of the easts and wests that We are surely, Authoritative. |
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That We may exchange better than they are, and no one can go out of Our hands. |
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So leave them in their idle talks and play until they meet that day of theirs, which they are promised with. |
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The day when they will come forth from their graves hurrying as if they were hastening towards marks, |
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With their eyes cast down, covered with disgrace. This is their that day of which they were promised. |
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