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O people! Fear your Lord! Verily, the commotion of the [Last] Hour shall be a mighty event!
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On the Day when you see it, every breast-feeding woman shall forget whom she feeds and every pregnant woman shall drop her burden. You shall see people acting drunk without being drunk, [you shall see] how strong is God’s wrath.
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There are people who argue about God without knowledge. They follow every rebellious Satan
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about whom it is written that if anyone befriends him, he will make him lose the way and will lead him to the punishment by the Fire.
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O people! You doubt the Resurrection, but We have created you first from dust, then from a seed drop, then from a blood clot, and then from a piece of partly formed and partly formless flesh to make [Our power] manifest to you! We keep in the wombs what We will for a set time, then We bring you forth as infants and let you grow to maturity. Some of you will die [young], and some will approach the feeble age when man forgets all he had known before. You see how barren the earth can be, but as soon as We pour water upon it, it stirs and swells, and produces all kinds of handsome pairs.
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This is because God is the Truth. He revives the dead and has power over all things.
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There is no doubt that the Hour is near, and that, verily, God will raise those who inhabit the graves.
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Some people argue about God without Knowledge or Guidance, or an enlightening Scripture.
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Disdainfully turning away, they lead astray from the way of God. Shame on them in this life! On Resurrection Day We will make them taste the punishment of the Fire:
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— This is for you, for what your hands have sent forth! Verily, God will not be unjust to His servants.
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Among those who serve God there are people who waver. When something good comes their way, they are elated, but as soon as they are put to test, they turn their faces away. Thus they waste both this life and the Hereafter — this is an obvious loss.
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They call on something besides God that can neither harm nor benefit them: this is how far they have gone astray!
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They worship someone who harms more than assists, who is a bad protector and a bad companion.
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Verily, God will admit into the Gardens under which the rivers flow those who have believed and done good works. Verily, God does what He wills!
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And if someone thinks that God will not help [the Prophet] in this life and in the Hereafter, let him stretch a rope to the sky and then cut it off, and see if his trick abates whatever enrages [him].
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We have sent down [the Koran] in clear Verses. Verily, God guides anyone He wills.
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On Resurrection Day God will judge between the believers and the Jews, Sabeians, Christians, Magi, and Associators. Verily, God is witness to all things!
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Do you not see that everything in Heavens and earth bows down in worship before God: the sun, the moon, the stars, the hills, the trees, the beasts, and a multitude of people. Yet many of them deserve to be punished. Whoever God has abased will never raise in dignity. Verily, God does whatever He pleases!
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Two opposing parties argue about their Lord. Garments of Fire shall be cut for the disbelievers, and their heads shall be doused with boiling water
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that will melt their innards and skins.
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Each time they try to get away from suffering, they shall be returned into it: — Taste the punishment by the Fire!
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Verily, God will admit into the Gardens under which the rivers flow those who have believed and have done good works. They shall be adorned therein with golden bracelets and pearls, and garments of silk.
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Indeed, they have been guided to the good Word, they have been guided to the path of the Praiseworthy!
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But those who disbelieved and turned [others] away from the path of God and from the Sacred Mosque, which We have opened to all people — the local residents and the nomads as well, — and those who defile it and do evil in it, We will make them taste a painful punishment.
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We gave Abraham the site of the [Sacred] House, saying to him: — Do not associate anything with Me and sanctify My House for those who walk around it, stand in it, bow, and prostrate themselves.
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Announce the pilgrimage to the people. Let they come to you on foot or on lean [camels] emerging from every deep mountain gap
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to witness the favors that they have been granted, to invoke on certain days the name of God over the cattle He gave them, and then to eat it and feed the unfortunate poor.
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Then let them spruce themselves up, complete their vows, and walk around the Ancient House.
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Let it be so! Indeed, whoever respects the rites of God is commendable in his Lord’s sight! [During pilgrimage] you are allowed meat, but not the one prohibited to you. Avoid the pollution of idols and deceiving words.
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