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Hizb 47
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۞ Then, who does more wrong than one who utters a lie against Allah, and denies the truth [this Quran, the Prophet (Muhammad SAW), the Islamic Monotheism, the Resurrection and the reward or punishment according to good or evil deeds] when it comes to him! Is there not in Hell an abode for the disbelievers? 32 He who brings the truth and verifies it, -- such are the people who are God-fearing. 33 They shall have from their Lord all that they wish for. That is the reward of those that do good, 34 that God may acquit them of the worst of what they did, and recompense them with the wages of the fairest of what they were doing. 35 Is not Allah sufficient for His Servant [Prophet Muhammad]? And [yet], they threaten you with those [they worship] other than Him. And whoever Allah leaves astray - for him there is no guide. 36 but he whom God guides cannot be led astray by anyone. Is God not mighty and capable of retribution? 37 And wert thou to ask them: who hath created the heavens and the earth? they will surely say: Allah. Say thou: bethink ye then that those whom ye call upon beside Allah, could they if Allah intended some hurt for me, remove His hurt? or if He intended some mercy for me, could they withhold His mercy? Say thou: enough for me is Allah; in Him the trusting put their trust. 38 Proclaim, “O my people! Keep on with your works in your positions, I am doing mine; so you will soon come to know.” 39 upon whom the punishment will come that will degrade him, and who will be overtaken by an everlasting punishment' 40 [O Prophet!] We have sent down to you the Book for mankind with the truth. Then whoever adopts the right way, will do so for his own soul, and whoever goes astray, injures his own soul. You are not their custodian. 41
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Hizb 47
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ملاحظات وتعليمات
Notes and Instructions
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Reading the Quran translated into English, or any other language, is more like reading books of interpretation than reading literal translations.