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People Call Allah in Danger but Forget Later
Describes people who beg Allah for rescue during danger on land or sea, but later return to ignoring Him.
Calling on Allah Only in Hardship
Describes people who call on Allah when harmed but forget Him once relieved, and reminds that earlier generations were destroyed for wrongdoing and new ones placed after them to be tested.
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.
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.
Prayer Times, Night Prayer and the Healing Qur'an
Commands prayer from the sun's decline until night and the dawn recitation, with extra night prayer for the Prophet ﷺ. Teaches a dua for a good entrance and exit, and says the Qur'an is healing and mercy.
Sulayman and the Valley of the Ants
Allah gives Dawud and Sulayman knowledge. Sulayman understands birds, leads jinn, men and birds, hears an ant warn the others, smiles, and asks Allah to help him be grateful.
Remembering Allah Only in Hardship
Describes man calling on Allah in hardship, then forgetting Him in ease. Asks whether one who prays at night equals others, and whether those who know equal those who do not; the patient get reward without limit.
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.
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.
The Grateful Child and the Rebellious Child
Commands kindness to parents, recalling the mother's hardship in pregnancy and birth, and teaches the dua of one who reaches forty. Contrasts him with a son who says "Uff" to his parents and denies the resurrection.
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.