Notes that few in past generations forbade corruption, and that people will keep differing. These stories of the messengers strengthen the heart of the Prophet ﷺ, so he is told to worship Allah and rely on Him.

Afterlife & JudgmentMessengers & ProphethoodJinnPast NationsProphet Muhammad ﷺDivine Decree (Qadar)

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Prophethood / Comfort13:36–43Juz 13 · 8 verses

The Messenger's Duty Is Only to Convey

Tells the Prophet ﷺ to worship Allah alone and not follow people's desires. Earlier messengers had wives and children, signs come only by Allah's permission, and his duty is only to convey, with Allah as witness.

The Qur'an & RevelationMessengers & ProphethoodRejecting the TruthPeople of the BookProphet Muhammad ﷺDivine Decree (Qadar)

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Belief / Prophethood42:49–53Juz 25 · 5 verses

How Allah Gives Children and Revelation

Says Allah gives daughters, sons, both, or none as He wills. Explains that Allah speaks to humans only by revelation, from behind a partition, or through a messenger, and that the Qur'an is a guiding light.

ChildrenThe Qur'an & RevelationMessengers & ProphethoodAngelsGuidanceProphet Muhammad ﷺDivine Decree (Qadar)

757

Prophethood / Belief81:15–29Juz 30 · 15 verses

The Noble Messenger Who Brought the Qur'an

Swears that the Qur'an is the word of a noble, trusted messenger, whom the Prophet ﷺ saw on the clear horizon. The Prophet ﷺ is not mad, and it is not a devil's word but a reminder.

The Qur'an & RevelationMessengers & ProphethoodAngelsShaytan & IblisProphet Muhammad ﷺDivine Decree (Qadar)