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Allah's Blessings in Crops and Animals
Mentions gardens, dates, crops, olives, pomegranates, sheep, goats, camels, and cattle. People are told to enjoy Allah's blessings without waste or made-up restrictions.
Saved at Sea, Then Ungrateful
Describes travelers at sea who call sincerely on Allah in a storm, then do wrong once saved. Worldly life is like crops that flourish and are suddenly cut down.
Allah Provides for All and Tests Mankind
Says Allah provides for every creature and created the heavens and earth to test who does best. People despair when blessings are taken and boast when they return, except the patient.
Allah's Countless Blessings and Those Who Deny Them
Warns those who traded Allah's favour for disbelief and led their people to Hell. Tells believers to pray and give, and lists Allah's blessings of rain, fruit, ships, sun, moon, night and day, too many to count.
Countless Favours of Rain, Sea and Stars
Lists Allah's favours: rain, crops and fruits, night and day, sun, moon and stars, the sea with its food and ornaments, mountains, rivers and landmarks, which are too many to count.
Blessings of Hearing, Homes and Clothing
Reminds that Allah brings people from the womb knowing nothing and gives hearing, sight and hearts, holds birds in the sky, and provides homes, tents, shade and garments, yet many deny His favour.
Calling on Allah at Sea and Forgetting Him
Reminds that people call on Allah alone when in danger at sea, then turn away once safe. Allah has honoured the children of Adam, and every people will be called with their record.
Reward for Emigrants and Signs of Allah's Power
Promises good provision to those who emigrated for Allah and were killed or died, and help to the wronged. Points to night and day, rain, ships, the sky held up, and life and death as signs.
Who Owns the Heavens and the Earth?
Reminds people that Allah gave them hearing, sight and minds and controls life and death. The disbelievers deny resurrection, yet admit that the earth and heavens belong to Allah. He has no son and no partner.
Worship the Most Merciful Alone
Criticises worshipping what cannot help or harm. The Prophet ﷺ is sent only to give good news and warn, and to rely on the Ever-Living Creator of the heavens, stars, night and day.
Night and Day as a Mercy From Allah
Allah creates and chooses as He wills and knows every secret. If He made night or day endless, no other god could change it. He made both as mercy so people rest and seek His bounty.
Winds, Rain and Life After Death
Allah sends winds, clouds and rain that revive dead land, showing He will revive the dead. Messengers were sent before, and the Prophet ﷺ cannot make the dead or deaf hear.
Allah's Endless Words and Knowledge of the Unseen
Even all trees as pens and seas as ink could not exhaust Allah's words. He controls night, day, sun and moon. Warns of a Day no parent helps a child; only Allah knows the Hour, rain, wombs and death.
Signs of Allah in Creation
Points to winds and rain reviving dead land as a sign of resurrection, humans created from dust, the two seas, and night and day. The false gods people call on own nothing and cannot even hear them.
Signs in the Earth, Sky and Sea
Points to Allah's signs: dead land brought to life with grain and fruit, pairs in all creation, night and day, the sun and moon in their orbits, and ships that carry people by His mercy.
He Who Created First Will Give Life Again
Says the Prophet ﷺ was not taught poetry; this is a clear Qur'an. Points to livestock and man's creation from a drop, answering who will revive bones: the One who made them first, whose command is "Be."
Sincere Worship of the One Creator
The Book comes from Allah, so worship Him sincerely. Answers those who take protectors to bring them near Him, and points to the creation of the heavens, night and day, and humans formed in the womb.
Worship Allah Alone and Be Grateful
Allah is the Creator of all things and holds the keys of the heavens and earth. The Prophet ﷺ is told that associating partners with Allah would ruin all deeds, so worship Allah alone and be grateful.
Signs of the Ever-Living Creator
Allah made the night for rest, the day for sight, the earth for settling and the sky as a ceiling. He forms humans from dust through each stage of life, gives life and death, and says "Be."
Only Allah Knows the Hour
Says only Allah knows when the Hour comes, and that false partners will vanish on that Day. Describes how people pray in hardship but turn away and boast when blessed, and promises Allah will show His signs.
Provision, Rain and Ships as Signs
Explains that Allah gives provision in measure so people do not become tyrants, sends rain after despair, and makes ships sail. Disasters come from what people earn, yet Allah pardons much.
The Clear Book and the Creator's Favors
Describes the Qur'an as a clear Arabic Book and recalls how earlier nations mocked their prophets. Lists Allah's favors in the earth, rain, ships and animals, and teaches words of praise to say when riding.
Everything Subjected for People's Benefit
Reminds that Allah made the sea and all in the heavens and earth serve people. Tells believers to forgive those who do not fear Allah's days, since every good or evil deed returns to its doer.
The Most Merciful Taught the Qur'an
Says the Most Merciful taught the Qur'an, created people and taught them speech. Points to the sun, moon, stars, trees and fruits, commands honest weights and measures, and asks which of His favors people deny.
Clay, Fire, Two Seas and One Who Remains
Recalls man created from clay and jinn from smokeless fire, the two seas with a barrier, pearls, coral and ships. Everyone on earth will perish, but the Face of the Lord remains, and all creation asks of Him.
Who Makes the Seed, Rain and Fire?
Asks people who creates the human from a drop, who makes crops grow, who sends down drinking water and who produces the tree for fire. Allah could ruin each, so they should be grateful and glorify Him.
Who Gave You Hearing, Sight, and Water
Tells the Prophet ﷺ to remind people that Allah gave them hearing, sight, and hearts, and only Allah knows when the Hour comes. Asks who could bring water if it sank into the earth.
The Great News and Signs Around Us
Answers those arguing about the great news by pointing to Allah's gifts: the earth as a resting place, mountains like stakes, sleep, night and day, the sun, and rain that grows crops and gardens.
Man's Creation and the Food He Eats
Criticizes man's disbelief. He was created from a drop, his path eased, then he dies and will be raised. Tells him to look at his food: rain, grain, grapes, olives, dates, and fruit.