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And
recall what time We said unto the angels: prostrate youselves before
Adam. So they prostrated themselves, but Iblis did not; he said: shall
I prostrate myself before one whom Thou hast created of clay? |
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lblis
said; bethinkest Thou: This one whom Thou hast honoured above me-
if Thou deferrest me till the Day of Judgment, shall surely seize
his progeny save a few. |
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63. |
Allah
said: be thou gone; then who soever of them followeth thee, Hell is
your meed, a meed ample. |
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64. |
And
unsettle thou whomsoever of them thou canst with thy voice, and summon
against them thine horse and thine foot, and share with them riches-
and children, and promise unto them; and the Satan promiseth not but
to delude. |
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65. |
Verily
My bondmen; over them thou hast no authority; and thy Lord sufficeth
as a Trustee. |
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Your
Lord is He who speedeth for you the ship in the sea that ye may seek
His grace; verily He it unto you ever Merciful. |
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And
when there toucheth you a distress on the sea, those whom ye call
upon fall away except Him alone, then when He delivereth you on the
land ye turn away: and man is ever ungrateful. |
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Are
ye then secure that he will not cause a side of the land to swallow
you up, or send over you a sand-storm, and then ye will not find for
yourselves a trustee? |
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Or
are ye secure that he will not send you back therein anot her time
and then send upon you a gale of wind and drown you for your having
disbelieved, so that therein you will not find for yourselves against
Us an avenger? |
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And
assuredly We have honoured the Children of Adam: and We have borne
them on the land and the sea, and We have provided them with clean
things, and We have preferred them over many of them whom We have
created with a preferment. |
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Remember
the Day whereon We shall call all man kind with their record: then
whosoever will be vouchsafed his book in his right hand, those shall
read their book, and they shall not be wronged a whit. |
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72. |
And
whosoever hath been in this life blind will in the Hereafter be blind,
and far astray from the way. |
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And
verily they had well-nigh tempted thee away from that which We have
revealed unto thee, that thou shouldst fabricate regarding something
else; and then surely they would have taken thee as a friend! |
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And
were it not that We had confirmed thee, thou hadst well-nigh leaned
toward them a little. |
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In
that case We would have surely made thee taste the double of the tornment
of the life and the double of the torment of death, and then thou
wouldst not find against Us a helper. |
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And
verily they had well-nigh unsettled thee from the land that they might
drive thee forth from thence. And in that case they would not have
tarried after thee but a little while. |
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This
was Our dispensation with those whom We sent before thee of Our apostles,
and thou wilt not find in this Our dispensation a change. |
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Establish
thou the prayer from the declination of the sun to the darkening of
the night, and the Recitation at the dawn; verily the Recitation at
the dawn is ever borne witness to. |
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And
of the night--keep the vigil therein, as an act of supererogation
for thee; belike thy Lord will raise thee up in a station praised. |
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And
say thou: O my Lord! cause me to enter a rightful entrance and cause
me to go forth with a rightful outgoing, and appoint for me from before
Thee an authority helpful. |
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And
say thou: the truth is come, and falsehood hath vanished; verily falsehood
is ever vanishing. |
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82. |
And
We reveal by means of the Qur'an that which is a healing and a mercy
unto the believers, and it only increaseth the wrong-doers in loss. |
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And
when We show favour unto he turneth away and withdraweth on his side;
and when evil toucheth him he is ever despairing. |
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Say
thou: everyone worketh after his disposition, and your Lord is the
Best Knower of him who is best guided on the Way. |
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And
they ask thee regarding the spirit, Say thou: the spirit is by the
command of my Lord, and ye have not been vouchsafed of knowledge save
a little. |
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86. |
And
if We listed, We could surely take away that which We have revealed
unto thee: then thou wilt not find in respect thereof against us as
trustee. |
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Except
as a mercy from thy Lord verily His grace unto thee is ever great. |
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Say
thou: if the mankind and the jinn leagued together that they might
produce the like of this Qur'an, they could nor produce the like thereof,
though one to the other were a backer. |
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And
assuredly We have variously propounded for mankind in this Qur'an
every kind of similitude, yet most men have refused everything except
infidelity. |
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And
they say: we shall by no means believe in thee until thou causest
for us to gush forth from the earth a foun tain. |
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