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Law / Belief9:113–116Juz 11 · 4 verses

No Forgiveness Prayers for Polytheists

Forbids asking forgiveness for polytheists once it is clear they are people of Hellfire, even relatives, and explains that Ibrahim only did so for his father because of a promise.

ParentsFamilyDuaIdolatry & ShirkLife & DeathForgivenessIbrahim
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Comfort / Guidance15:85–99Juz 14 · 15 verses

Comfort and Instructions for the Prophet

Tells the Prophet ﷺ he was given the seven often-repeated verses and the Qur'an, not to look longingly at disbelievers' enjoyment, to be gentle with believers, declare the message, and worship Allah until death comes.

PrayerThe Qur'an & RevelationIdolatry & ShirkPatienceForgivenessKindnessProphet Muhammad ﷺ
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Belief / Warning42:1–12Juz 25 · 12 verses

The Arabic Qur'an Sent to Warn

Tells how Allah revealed the Arabic Qur'an so the Prophet ﷺ could warn Makkah and the towns around it of the Day of Assembly. Reminds that Allah alone is Protector, Creator and Provider, and nothing is like Him.

The Qur'an & RevelationOneness of AllahIdolatry & ShirkAfterlife & JudgmentAngelsSigns in CreationForgivenessMakkah, Madinah & Mosques
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Belief / Warning53:19–32Juz 27 · 14 verses

Al-Lat, Al-Uzza and Manat Are Only Names

Says the idols al-Lat, al-Uzza and Manat are only names with no authority, and rejects calling angels female. Allah rewards good and evil, forgives slight faults of those avoiding major sins, and forbids claiming to be pure.

Idolatry & ShirkAfterlife & JudgmentAngelsForgivenessPride & ArroganceKnowledgeDetachment from the World
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Story / Dua71:21–28Juz 29 · 8 verses

Nuh's People Drowned and His Prayer

Tells how Nuh's people refused to leave their idols Wadd, Suwa', Yaghuth, Ya'uq, and Nasr, so they were drowned. Nuh prays against the disbelievers and asks forgiveness for himself, his parents, and the believers.

ParentsDuaIdolatry & ShirkForgivenessPast NationsNuh