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People Who Ignore Clear Signs
Talks about people who keep turning away from signs and warnings, and reminds them that earlier powerful nations were destroyed.
Musa and Harun Face Firawn's Magicians
Tells how Firawn and his chiefs called Allah's signs magic and gathered magicians. Musa told the magicians to throw, and said Allah would expose their magic as worthless.
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.
Heedless People and Destroyed Towns
The reckoning is near yet people play and turn away, calling the Prophet ﷺ a mere human, a poet or a magician. Earlier messengers were also men, and unjust towns were destroyed despite trying to flee.
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.
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.
Salih, Thamud and the She-Camel
Salih warns Thamud not to feel safe in their gardens and carved homes. They call him bewitched and ask for a sign; he brings a she-camel, they hamstring her, and punishment seizes them.
Musa at the Fire and the Nine Signs
Musa goes toward a fire and is called by Allah. His staff moves like a snake and his hand comes out white, among nine signs for Firawn, whose people reject them out of arrogance.
The Nine Men Who Plotted Against Salih
Salih calls Thamud to worship Allah, but they call him a bad omen. Nine corrupt men swear to kill him and his family at night, but Allah destroys them and their people and saves the believers.
Firawn's Arrogance and His Drowning
Firawn calls the signs magic, claims to be the only god and orders Haman to build a tower. He and his soldiers are arrogant, so Allah throws them into the sea and curses them.
Replies to Those Who Call the Message a Lie
Disbelievers call the Prophet ﷺ a man turning them from their fathers' ways and the message a lie and magic. He is told to invite them to reflect, say he asks no payment, and warn of the terror to come.
Messengers to a City and the Man Who Believed
Tells of a city that rejected two messengers and then a third, calling them a bad omen and threatening to stone them. A man came running to urge his people to follow them, and he was told to enter Paradise.
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.
Ibrahim's Word and the Worth of Worldly Riches
Recalls Ibrahim rejecting his people's idols. The disbelievers call the Qur'an magic and ask why a great man did not receive it. Silver and gold houses are only worldly enjoyment; the Hereafter is for the righteous.
Firawn Mocks Musa and Is Drowned
Tells how Firawn's people laughed at Musa's signs and broke their word after afflictions were lifted. Firawn boasted of his kingdom and belittled Musa, his people obeyed him, and they were all drowned.
False Gods Created Nothing
Challenges idol worshippers to show anything their gods created. Answers those who call the Qur'an magic or invented, and says it confirms the scripture of Musa while a witness from Bani Israel believed.
The Wealthy Man Who Called the Qur'an Magic
Tells of a man Allah gave wealth and children, who still wanted more and opposed Allah's verses. After thinking and frowning, he arrogantly called the Qur'an imitated magic and the words of a human.