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Supremely Blessed is He Who has sent down the all-distinctive Criterion upon His bondman that he may be a warner to the worlds.,
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To Whom belongs the Kingdom of the heavens and the earth, and He has not taken to Him a child, and He has no associate in the Kingdom; and He created everything, so He has determined it an (exact) determination.
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And they have taken to themselves gods, apart from Him, that create nothing and themselves are created and possess for themselves, neither harm nor profit; neither do they possess death, nor life, nor uprising. (i.e., resurrection).
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And the ones who have disbelieved have said, "Decidedly this is nothing except a falsehood he has fabricated, and other people have helped him to it." So they have already come with injustice and forgery (i.e., they have committed injustice and forgery).
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And they have said, "Myths of the earliest (people) that he has had written down so that they are dictated to him before sunrise and at nightfall."
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Say, "He has sent it down, (He) who knows the secret in the heavens and the earth; surely He has been Ever-Forgiving, Ever-Merciful."
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And they have said, "What is it with this Messenger that he eats food and walks in the markets? Had there not been an Angel sent down to him, so that he would be a warner with him!
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Or (had there been) a hoarding (i.e., a treasure) cast down to him, or (had) there been to him a garden to eat of?" And the unjust (people) have said, "Decidedly you are only closely following a man bewitched!"
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Look how they strike similitudes for you, so they have erred away; then they are unable to (find) a way!
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Supremely Blessed is He Who, in case He decides, will make for you a more charitable (i.e., better) (thing) than that- gardens from beneath which rivers run-and He will make for you palaces.
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Hour; and We have readied for him who cries lies to the Hour a Blaze.
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When it sees them from a far place, they will hear the (furious) raging and the groaning it has.
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And when they are cast in a strait place thereof, interlinked, they will call there for detriment (s). "Do not call today for one detriment,
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and call for many destructions."
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(rather) the Garden of Eternity that is promised to the pious? It is for them a recompense and a Destiny."
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promise upon your Lord, of Him to be asked (by His righteous bondmen).
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Allah, then He will say, "Was it you who led these My bondmen into error, or did they themselves err away from the way?"
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selves any patrons apart from You; but You gave them and their fathers enjoyment until they forgot the Remembrance and were a spoiled people."
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able either to turn it about or vindicate (yourselves). And whoever of you does injustice, We will make him taste a great torment.
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indeed ate food and walked in the markets. And We have made some of you to be a temptation for (some) others. "Will you (endure) patiently?" And your Lord has been Ever-Beholding.
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And the ones who do not hope for a meeting with Us have said, "Had there been (the) Angels sent down upon us, or (had it been for us to) see our Lord!" Indeed they have already waxed proud within themselves and have rebelled a great rebellion.
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The Day that they see the Angels, no good tidings (will be) for the criminals upon that Day, and they will say, "An utter restriction!" (Literally: a restriction restricted; i.e., good news is, utterly restricted from the criminals)
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And We will go forward to whatever deed they have done and so make it a strewn motes. (i.e., dust)
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The companions (i.e., inhabitants) of the Garden upon that Day, more charitable (i.e., better) will be their repository, (i.e., dwelling habitation) and fairer their halting-place.
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And the Day that the heaven is cloven with the mist and the Angels are sent down, a (successive) sending down.
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The Kingdom, upon that Day, the true (Kingdom), will belong to The All-Merciful, and it will ever be a Day difficult for the disbelievers.
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And the Day that the unjust (person) will bite at both his hands, (and) say, "Oh, would that I had taken to myself a way along with the Messenger.
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Oh, woe to me! Would that I had not taken so-and-so to myself for a (close) fellow.
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Indeed he readily made me err away from the Remembrance after it had come to me." And Ash-Shaytan (i.e., dwelling habitation) has been constantly abandoning man.
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And the Messenger has said, "O Lord! Surely my people have taken to themselves this Qur'an as a thing to be forsaken."
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