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Avoid Trouble That Hurts Everyone
Warns that wrongdoing can harm more than just the people who start it. Believers are told to remember how Allah helped them when they were weak.
Examples That Show Allah Has No Equal
Reminds that Allah gives provision, spouses, children and grandchildren, yet people worship what provides nothing. Gives examples of a powerless slave and a generous free man, and a helpless man and a just one.
The Owner of Two Gardens
Tells of a man proud of his two gardens who doubted the Hour. His believing companion reminded him to say "What Allah willed," and his gardens were destroyed, leaving him regretting his shirk.
The Queen of Sheba Submits to Allah
The queen consults her chiefs and sends a gift, which Sulayman refuses. Her throne is brought to him, and he thanks Allah. Seeing his glass palace, she admits her wrong and submits to Allah.
Give to Relatives and the Needy, Not for Interest
People call on Allah in hardship, but some associate others with Him once relieved. They are told to give relatives, the needy and travellers their right; giving for interest does not grow with Allah, but zakah does.
Souls in Sleep and Death
Allah takes souls at death and during sleep. Intercession belongs to Him alone, wrongdoers would offer the whole earth as ransom, and man credits his blessings to his own knowledge though they are a trial.
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.
Man Is Ungrateful to His Lord
Swears by the panting racers charging at dawn that man is ungrateful to his Lord and loves wealth intensely. Reminds him that when graves are opened and hearts exposed, his Lord will know all about him.