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Why Some People Rejected the Messengers
Shows how some people rejected messengers because the message did not suit what they wanted. It mentions pride, jealousy, and choosing worldly life over the truth.
People Who Do Not Respect Revelation Properly
Talks about people who did not value Allah properly, hid parts of revelation, and will return to Allah alone without their worldly support.
The Challenge of Ten Surahs
Tells the Prophet ﷺ he is only a warner, challenges deniers to bring ten invented surahs like it, and warns that those who want only this world will have only the Fire hereafter.
Firawn Leads His People to Ruin
Tells how Firawn's people followed his command instead of Musa, and he will lead them into the Fire. Ruined cities show that Allah did not wrong them, and their gods could not help.
The Magicians Believe Despite Firawn's Threats
The magicians throw their ropes and staffs, but Musa's staff swallows what they made. They fall in prostration and believe, refusing to turn back even when Firawn threatens to cut and crucify them.
The Believing Man Warns Firawn's People
The believing man warns his people of the fate of Nuh's people and others, and of the Day of Calling, reminding them they doubted Yusuf too. Firawn orders Haman to build a tower to look for Musa's God.
Jinn Listen to the Qur'an
Tells how a group of jinn listened to the Qur'an and returned to warn their people to believe. Reminds that Allah can raise the dead, and tells the Prophet ﷺ to be patient like the determined messengers.
Each Person Gets What He Strives For
Recalls what the scriptures of Musa and Ibrahim teach: no one carries another's burden, and each person gets only what he strives for. Allah makes people laugh and weep, gives life and death, and creates male and female.
Glorify Your Lord and Purify Yourself
Commands glorifying the Most High, who created and guided. Promises the Prophet ﷺ he will not forget except what Allah wills, praises one who purifies himself and prays, and reminds that the Hereafter is better, as in Ibrahim's and Musa's scriptures.