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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.
Guidance, Misguidance, and Thinking About Creation
Explains that real guidance comes from Allah. People are told to think about the heavens and earth and not reject the messenger or the final Hour.
The Twelve Months and the Four Sacred Ones
States that Allah set twelve months from creation, four of them sacred, and condemns shifting the sacred months around to make lawful what Allah has made unlawful.
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.
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.
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.
Shaytan Disowns His Followers on Judgment Day
Compares disbelievers' deeds to ashes in a storm. On Judgment Day the weak blame the arrogant, and Shaytan says he only invited them, while believers enter Gardens greeted with peace.
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.
The Fate of Those Who Deny Resurrection
Warns that those who deny the verses will be gathered blind, dumb and deaf into Hell. Allah who created the heavens can create them again, and people would hoard even the treasures of His mercy.
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.
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.
Do Not Grieve Over Those Who Turn Away
The Prophet ﷺ is told not to grieve to death over those who will not believe. They turn from every new reminder, though the earth is full of signs.
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.
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.
Musa's Scripture and the Day of Decision
Musa received the Scripture as guidance for Bani Israel, and patient leaders came from them. Destroyed generations and rain on barren land are signs; disbelievers who ask when the Day of Conquest comes are warned.
Allah's Knowledge and Deniers of the Hour
Praises Allah, who knows everything in the heavens and earth. Answers disbelievers who deny the Hour and mock the idea of being created anew, and reminds them that Allah could make the earth swallow them.
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.
Arrogance and the Way of Former Nations
Challenges people to show what their false partners created. Says Allah holds the heavens and earth, and those who swore to follow a warner turned away in arrogance, while stronger nations before them were destroyed.
Mocking the Resurrection
Disbelievers mock the signs, call them magic, and ask how they could be raised after becoming dust and bones. They are told one shout will raise them, and they will cry out on the Day of Judgment.
Faith Too Late Does Not Help
Livestock and ships are among Allah's signs. Earlier nations were stronger but boasted of their own knowledge; when they saw the punishment they declared faith, but faith at that point did not benefit them.
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.
Denying the Resurrection
Answers those who say there is only one death and no resurrection, reminding them that the people of Tubba' were destroyed. Allah did not create the heavens in play, and the Day of Judgement is set.
Signs for Those Who Reflect
Points to signs in the heavens, earth, people, animals, night and day, rain and winds. Warns the sinful liar who hears Allah's verses, turns away arrogantly and mocks them, of a painful punishment.
Taking Desire as a God
Says evildoers and believers are not equal in life or death. Warns about the one who takes his desires as his god, and answers those who say only time destroys them, since Allah gives life and death.
Doubting the Return From Dust
Answers those amazed that the dead could return after becoming dust, pointing to the sky, mountains, rain and plants. Lists earlier nations, from Nuh's people to Firawn and Lut's people, who denied messengers.
The Promised Recompense Is True
Swears by the winds, clouds, ships and angels that the promised recompense is true. Condemns those lost in confusion who mockingly ask when the Day of Recompense is, and describes their torment over the Fire.
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.
Warning of Past Towns and the Seven Heavens
Recalls towns punished for defying Allah and His messengers. Reminds believers that Allah sent a Messenger to bring them from darkness into light, and that He created seven heavens and knows everything.
Life and Death as a Test
Tells that Allah created death and life to test who does best, and made flawless heavens. Describes Hell's keepers asking the disbelievers if a warner came, and promises forgiveness to those who fear Allah unseen.
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.
Disbelievers Crowding Around the Prophet
Questions disbelievers who crowd around the Prophet ﷺ yet hope for Paradise. Allah can replace them with better people, so leave them until the Day they rush from their graves humbled.
Nuh Calls His People Day and Night
Tells how Nuh called his people to worship Allah night and day, openly and secretly, asking them to seek forgiveness. He pointed to the heavens, sun, moon, and earth, but they put their fingers in their ears.
Signs of Creation for the Deniers
Reminds that Allah destroyed earlier peoples, created humans from a humble fluid in the womb, and made the earth hold the living and the dead, with mountains and fresh water.
When the Sky Breaks Apart
Describes the sky breaking and graves opening. Asks what deceived man about his generous Lord who shaped him, reminds him of noble keepers who record his deeds, and warns that on that Day the command belongs to Allah alone.
Every Soul Has a Guardian
Swears by the night star that every soul has a protector. Man should see what he was created from; Allah can bring him back when secrets are exposed. The Qur'an is decisive, not a joke.
Purifying the Soul and the She-Camel
Swears by the sun, moon, and sky that whoever purifies the soul succeeds and whoever corrupts it fails. Tells how Thamud denied Salih and hamstrung the she-camel, so Allah destroyed them.