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Allah's Oneness and People Who Reject Signs
States that Allah is One and just. It warns against rejecting Allah's signs and harming those who call to justice.
Worship Allah Alone and Remember the Final Return
Makes clear that worship belongs only to Allah, judgment belongs to Him, and all people return to Him after death.
False Ideas About Allah and Demanding Signs
Rejects false claims about Allah, reminds people that He created everything, and explains that some people would still refuse to believe even if signs came to them.
The Creator, the Return, and the Reward
Answers those amazed at revelation to a man among them, points to Allah creating the heavens, earth, sun and moon, and describes the return to Him, the Fire and the Gardens.
Demands to Change the Qur'an
Answers demands for a different Qur'an: the Prophet ﷺ only follows what is revealed. It rejects worshipping false intercessors and says mankind was one community before they differed.
Signs of Allah in the Heavens and Earth
Points to the heavens raised without visible pillars, the sun and moon, mountains, rivers, and gardens watered by one water yet differing in fruit, as signs for those who think.
Warning of the Day of Reckoning
Tells that Allah is not unaware of wrongdoers but delays them to a Day of terror, when they will ask for more time, the earth will be replaced, and criminals will be chained and covered by the Fire.
Everything in the Heavens Glorifies Allah
Rejects the claim that angels are Allah's daughters or that there are other gods. Everything glorifies Allah, and when the Qur'an is recited, a barrier stands between the Prophet ﷺ and those who deny the Hereafter.
Firawn Questions Musa
Firawn asks who their Lord is, and Musa describes the One who gave everything its form and sends rain. Firawn denies every sign, calls it magic, and sets a day for a contest.
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.
The Criterion and the Objections of the Disbelievers
Praises Allah who sent down the Criterion, owns everything and has no son or partner. Disbelievers call the Qur'an invented legends and mock the Messenger for eating food and walking in the markets.
Signs in Shadow, Night, Rain and Water
Points to Allah's signs: the moving shadow, night for rest, winds and rain reviving dead land, fresh and salt water kept apart, and humans made from water. The Prophet ﷺ is told to strive with the Qur'an.
Musa Debates Firawn About the Lord of the Worlds
Firawn mocks the Lord of the worlds and threatens Musa with prison. Musa shows his staff turning into a serpent and his shining hand, and the chiefs call him a magician.
Is There Any God Besides Allah?
Asks again and again whether any god besides Allah created the heavens, sends rain, steadies the earth, answers the desperate and guides travellers. Only Allah knows the unseen, yet the deniers doubt the Hereafter.
Arguing Kindly With the People of the Scripture
Believers should argue with the People of the Scripture only in the best way, affirming one God. The Prophet ﷺ never read or wrote a scripture before, and the Qur'an itself is a sufficient sign.
The Most Trustworthy Handhold
Allah has blessed people openly and secretly, yet some argue without knowledge and follow their fathers. Whoever submits to Allah and does good holds the firmest handhold. The Prophet ﷺ is told not to grieve.
The Creator's Mercy and Satan's Deception
Praises Allah, who created the heavens and earth and made angels with wings. Reminds people of His favour, warns them not to be deceived by worldly life or Satan, and comforts the Prophet ﷺ about those who deny him.
Wrongdoers Blame Each Other on That Day
Wrongdoers and what they worshipped are gathered and questioned, and they blame one another for going astray. They were arrogant when told there is no god but Allah and called the Prophet ﷺ a mad poet.
Pride of the Deniers and Nations Before Them
Disbelievers, full of pride, call the Prophet ﷺ a magician and liar and are amazed he calls to one God. They are reminded of Nuh's people, 'Aad, Firawn, Thamud and Lut's people, who denied and were punished.
A Detailed Arabic Qur'an
The Qur'an is detailed in Arabic as good news and warning, but most turn away. The Prophet ﷺ says he is a man like them, told that their God is One, and warns polytheists who withhold zakah.
Allah Has No Son
Reminds that Allah hears secret talk and His angels record it. Declares Allah far above having a son; He alone is God in heaven and earth. The Prophet ﷺ is told to turn away and say, "Peace."
The Blessed Night and the Coming Smoke
Tells how the Qur'an was sent down on a blessed night as a mercy. Warns of a Day when a visible smoke covers people; they will ask for relief, though they had called their messenger a madman.
Every Nation Kneeling Before Its Record
Describes every nation kneeling and called to its record of deeds. Believers enter Allah's mercy, while those who mocked His verses and were fooled by worldly life are left in the Fire. Ends with praise of Allah.
Created Only to Worship Allah
Points to the heaven, earth and paired creation, and calls people to flee to Allah without partners. Declares that jinn and mankind were created only to worship Allah, who needs no provision from them.
Questions That Silence the Deniers
Tells the Prophet ﷺ he is no soothsayer, madman or poet. Asks the deniers a series of questions: did they create themselves or the heavens, do they hold Allah's treasures, or have another god?
The Creator Who Knows What You Hide
Reminds that Allah created everyone, perfected their forms, and knows what they conceal. Recalls earlier peoples who rejected their messengers because they were human, and suffered the result.
The Earth Made Easy and Signs of Allah's Care
Reminds that Allah knows what is in hearts, made the earth easy to walk on, and holds the birds in the air. Asks who could protect or provide for people if He withheld His provision.
The Severe Grip of Your Lord
Reminds that Allah's grip is severe, He begins and repeats creation, and He is Forgiving and Loving. Recalls the armies of Firawn and Thamud, and says this is an honored Qur'an in a Preserved Tablet.