Aad
30.38 | O believers, give what is due to your relatives, the needy and
the traveller in need. That is best for those who seek the
pleasure of Allah and it is they who will attain felicity. |
30.39 | That usury which you give to increase the wealth of people, does
not increase with Allah: but the Zakah that you give to seek the
pleasure of Allah, shall be repaid to you many times over. |
41.13 | Now if they turn away, say to them: "I have given you warning of
a thunderbolt, like the thunderbolt which struck Ad and Thamud." |
41.14 | When their Rasools came to them from before and from behind,
saying: "Worship none but Allah." They replied: "If our Rabb
wanted to send us a message, He would certainly have sent down
angels, so we categorically deny the message with which you are
sent." |
41.15 | As for `Ad, they conducted themselves with arrogance in the land
without any justification and said: "Who is stronger than us in
might?" Could they not see that Allah Who created them, was
mightier than them? Yet they continued to reject Our revelations. |
41.16 | So, over a few ill-omened days, We let loose on them a furious
hurricane to make them taste a shameful scourge in this life, but
more shameful still will be the punishment of the hereafter, and
they shall have none to help them. |
41.17 | As for Thamud, We offer them Our guidance, but they preferred to
remain blind rather than to receive guidance towards the Right
Way; so the thunderbolt of humiliating scourge seized them for
their misdeeds, |
41.18 | but We saved those who believed and had the fear of Allah. |
69.4 | The Thamud and the 'Ad people denied the striking calamity. |
69.5 | As for Thamud, they were destroyed by the Thunderbolt. |
69.6 | As for 'Ad they were destroyed by a furious windstorm |
69.7 | - which He let loose on them for seven nights and eight
successive days. Had you been there, you would have seen them
lying prostrate as though they were hollow trunks of the
palm-trees. |
69.8 | Now, do you see any of them alive? |
26.139 | So they disbelieved him and We utterly destroyed them. Surely in
this story there is a great lesson, but most of these people do
not learn a lesson and become believers. |
51.41 | There is also a sign in the story of 'Ad: when We let loose on
them a blighting wind |
51.42 | which made rotten everything that it blew on. |
46.21 | Tell them the story of 'Ad's brethren, the Prophet Hud, when he
warned his people, the residents of Ahqaf - in fact Warners came
to them before him and after him - saying: "Worship none but
Allah. Surely I fear for you the torment of a mighty Day." |
46.22 | They replied: "Have you come to turn us away from our gods? Bring
us the torment that you threaten us with, if you are telling the
truth." |
46.23 | The Prophet Hud said: "The Knowledge of when it is going to come
is only with Allah. I am only conveying the Message with which I
have been sent, however, I can see that you are ignorant people." |
46.24 | Then when they saw the torment in the shape of a cloud coming
towards their valleys, they said: "This cloud will bring us
rain." - "Nay! It is what you were asking for, a fierce wind
bringing you a woeful torment. |
46.25 | It is going to destroy everything by the command of its Rabb.
Consequently by the morning, there was nothing to be seen except
the ruins of their dwellings. Thus did We reward those guilty
people. |
46.26 | We had established them much better than We have established you,
O Qureysh of Makkah, and endowed them with the faculties of
hearing, seeing, and intellect. Yet their faculties of hearing,
sight and intellect avail them nothing since they denied the
revelations of Allah; and they were completely hemmed in by the
same thing that they used to mock at. |
22.42 | If they deny you O Muhammad, remember that before them the people
of Nuh (Noah), 'Ad and Thamud; |
38.12 | Before them the people of Nuh, `Ad and Fir'on, the man of spikes,
denied their Rasools, |
38.13 | So did Thamud, the people of Lut and those of Aiykah (the people
of Median) - all divided themselves into factions; |
38.14 | all charged their Rasools as liars, so just was my torment of
annihilating them. |
69.4 | The Thamud and the 'Ad people denied the striking calamity. |
69.5 | As for Thamud, they were destroyed by the Thunderbolt. |
69.6 | As for 'Ad they were destroyed by a furious windstorm |
69.7 | - which He let loose on them for seven nights and eight
successive days. Had you been there, you would have seen them
lying prostrate as though they were hollow trunks of the
palm-trees. |
69.8 | Now, do you see any of them alive? |
54.18 | Likewise the people of 'Ad did not believe then how terrible was
My scourge and how clear My Warning! |
54.19 | We let loose on them a tornado, on the day of their bitter
misfortune, |
54.20 | which snatched them off like trunks of uprooted palm-trees. |
54.21 | How terrible was My scourge and how clear My warning! |
54.18 | Likewise the people of 'Ad did not believe then how terrible was
My scourge and how clear My Warning! |
54.19 | We let loose on them a tornado, on the day of their bitter
misfortune, |
54.20 | which snatched them off like trunks of uprooted palm-trees. |
54.21 | How terrible was My scourge and how clear My warning! |
41.13 | Now if they turn away, say to them: "I have given you warning of
a thunderbolt, like the thunderbolt which struck Ad and Thamud." |
41.14 | When their Rasools came to them from before and from behind,
saying: "Worship none but Allah." They replied: "If our Rabb
wanted to send us a message, He would certainly have sent down
angels, so we categorically deny the message with which you are
sent." |
41.15 | As for `Ad, they conducted themselves with arrogance in the land
without any justification and said: "Who is stronger than us in
might?" Could they not see that Allah Who created them, was
mightier than them? Yet they continued to reject Our revelations. |
41.16 | So, over a few ill-omened days, We let loose on them a furious
hurricane to make them taste a shameful scourge in this life, but
more shameful still will be the punishment of the hereafter, and
they shall have none to help them. |
41.17 | As for Thamud, We offer them Our guidance, but they preferred to
remain blind rather than to receive guidance towards the Right
Way; so the thunderbolt of humiliating scourge seized them for
their misdeeds, |
41.18 | but We saved those who believed and had the fear of Allah. |
69.4 | The Thamud and the 'Ad people denied the striking calamity. |
69.5 | As for Thamud, they were destroyed by the Thunderbolt. |
69.6 | As for 'Ad they were destroyed by a furious windstorm |
69.7 | - which He let loose on them for seven nights and eight
successive days. Had you been there, you would have seen them
lying prostrate as though they were hollow trunks of the
palm-trees. |
69.8 | Now, do you see any of them alive? |
11.58 | When Our judgement came to pass, We saved Hud and those who
believed with him through a special grace from Us - We did save
them from a horrifying scourge. |
11.59 | Such were the people of 'Ad. They denied the revelations of their
Rabb, disobeyed His Rasool, and followed the command of every
stubborn oppressor. |
11.60 | They were followed by a curse in this world, and cursed they
shall be on the Day of Resurrection. Beware! 'Ad denied their
Rabb. Beware! Gone are 'Ad, the people of Hud. |
25.38 | The nations of `Ad and Thamud were also destroyed, and so were
the dwellers of Ar-Rass, and many generations between them. |
25.39 | We admonished each of them by citing examples of those who were
destroyed before them, even then they rejected Our revelations,
so We exterminated each one of them. |
11.58 | When Our judgement came to pass, We saved Hud and those who
believed with him through a special grace from Us - We did save
them from a horrifying scourge. |
11.59 | Such were the people of 'Ad. They denied the revelations of their
Rabb, disobeyed His Rasool, and followed the command of every
stubborn oppressor. |
11.60 | They were followed by a curse in this world, and cursed they
shall be on the Day of Resurrection. Beware! 'Ad denied their
Rabb. Beware! Gone are 'Ad, the people of Hud. |
46.24 | Then when they saw the torment in the shape of a cloud coming
towards their valleys, they said: "This cloud will bring us
rain." - "Nay! It is what you were asking for, a fierce wind
bringing you a woeful torment. |
46.25 | It is going to destroy everything by the command of its Rabb.
Consequently by the morning, there was nothing to be seen except
the ruins of their dwellings. Thus did We reward those guilty
people. |
Aad for Disbelieving
11.58 | When Our judgement came to pass, We saved Hud and those who
believed with him through a special grace from Us - We did save
them from a horrifying scourge. |
11.59 | Such were the people of 'Ad. They denied the revelations of their
Rabb, disobeyed His Rasool, and followed the command of every
stubborn oppressor. |
11.60 | They were followed by a curse in this world, and cursed they
shall be on the Day of Resurrection. Beware! 'Ad denied their
Rabb. Beware! Gone are 'Ad, the people of Hud. |
Aad people
7.65 | For the people of 'Ad We selected their brother Hud, who said: "O
my people! Worship Allah! You have no god but Him. Will you not
fear Him?" |
11.50 | To the people of 'Ad We sent their brother Hud. He said: "O my
people! Worship Allah, you have no god but Him; otherwise you are
just making things up. |
25.38 | The nations of `Ad and Thamud were also destroyed, and so were
the dwellers of Ar-Rass, and many generations between them. |
26.123 | The people of 'Ad, too, disbelieved their Rasools. |
29.38 | Likewise We destroyed the people of 'Ad and the Thamud: you have
seen the traces of their dwellings. Shaitan had made their foul
deeds fair-seeming to them and diverted them from the Right Way,
though they were intelligent people. |
41.15 | As for `Ad, they conducted themselves with arrogance in the land
without any justification and said: "Who is stronger than us in
might?" Could they not see that Allah Who created them, was
mightier than them? Yet they continued to reject Our revelations. |
46.21 | Tell them the story of 'Ad's brethren, the Prophet Hud, when he
warned his people, the residents of Ahqaf - in fact Warners came
to them before him and after him - saying: "Worship none but
Allah. Surely I fear for you the torment of a mighty Day." |
51.41 | There is also a sign in the story of 'Ad: when We let loose on
them a blighting wind |
54.18 | Likewise the people of 'Ad did not believe then how terrible was
My scourge and how clear My Warning! |
69.4 | The Thamud and the 'Ad people denied the striking calamity. |
89.6 | Have you not seen how your Rabb dealt with 'Ad? |
Aad, Flouting Revelations of Allah
11.58 | When Our judgement came to pass, We saved Hud and those who
believed with him through a special grace from Us - We did save
them from a horrifying scourge. |
11.59 | Such were the people of 'Ad. They denied the revelations of their
Rabb, disobeyed His Rasool, and followed the command of every
stubborn oppressor. |
11.60 | They were followed by a curse in this world, and cursed they
shall be on the Day of Resurrection. Beware! 'Ad denied their
Rabb. Beware! Gone are 'Ad, the people of Hud. |
24.4 | Those who accuse a chaste woman of fornication and do not produce
four witnesses to support their allegation, shall be flogged with
eighty lashes and their testimony shall not be accepted ever
after, for they are the ones who are wicked transgressors |
24.5 | - except those who repent thereafter and mend their conduct; for
Allah is surely Forgiving, Merciful. |
4.15 | If any of your women are guilty of fornication, ask for four
reliable witnesses from among yourselves against them; and if
they testify and their guilt is proved, confine them to their
houses until they die or Allah opens some other way out for them. |
24.2 | As for the fornicatoress and the fornicator (a female and a male
guilty of rape), flog each female and a male guilty of rape one
hundred lashes and do not take pity in enforcing the law ordained
by Allah, if you believe in Allah and the Last Day, and let a
party of the believers witness their punishment. |
2.65 | You very well know the story of those of you who transgressed in
the matter of the Sabbath; We ordered them: "Be detested apes". |
2.66 | Thus, We made their fate an example to their own people and to
succeeding generations, and a lesson to those who are
God-conscious. |
70.1 | A questioner asked you about the punishment which is bound to
happen. |
70.2 | It is for the disbelievers and there is none to avert it. |
23.44 | - and sent forth Our Rasools one after another: every time a
Rasool came to his people, they disbelieved him, so We punished
them one by one and made them a history; so gone is the nation of
disbelievers. |
9.25 | Allah has indeed helped you in many battlefields and (recently)
on the day of Hunain: when you were proud of your great numbers
(the Muslim army was 12,000 strong and the unbelievers were only
4,000), but the numbers availed you nothing. The earth, with all
its vastness, seemed to close in upon you, and you turned your
backs and fled. |
9.26 | But Allah sent down His sakeenah (peace and tranquility) upon His
Rasool and the believers and sent down to your aid those forces
which you could not see, and punished the unbelievers. Thus was
the recompense for the unbelievers. |
25.40 | These unbelievers must have passed by that town which was
destroyed by a fatal rain; had they not seen its ruins? But the
fact of the matter is they do not believe in the life hereafter. |
26.91 | while hell shall be spread open to the straying |
26.92 | and they will be asked: "Now, where are those whom you worshipped |
26.93 | besides Allah? Can they help you or even help themselves?" |
26.94 | Then they will be toppled into it, both they and those who misled
them, |
26.95 | together with all the armies of Iblees. |
26.96 | Wherein they will argue with one another |
26.97 | saying: " By Allah, we were indeed in manifest error, |
26.98 | when we made you equals with the Rabb of the Worlds. |
26.99 | It was the criminals who led us astray. |
26.100 | Now we have no intercessors, |
26.101 | and no loving friends. |
26.102 | If we could but once return to our worldly life, we would be of
the true believers." |
26.103 | Surely in this narration there is a great lesson, but most of
these people do not learn a lesson to become believers. |
52.47 | Surely for such wrongdoers, there is another punishment besides
that, even though most of them do not realize that. |
8.25 | Guard yourselves against temptation. The wrongdoers among you are
not the only ones who will be tempted; and know that Allah is
strict in retribution. |
23.76 | for even now, when We have inflicted punishment on them, they
have neither submitted to their Rabb nor humbled themselves
towards Him. |
23.77 | Until when We open upon them a gate of severe punishment, you
will see that they are plunged in utter despair. |
11.101 | We were not unjust to them, but they were unjust to themselves.
The deities they invoked beside Allah did not avail them when the
judgement of your Rabb came to pass; they added nothing to their
lot but perdition. |
11.102 | Such is the scourge of your Rabb when He seizes a sinful town;
indeed, His seizure is terrible and painful. |
11.103 | In fact, there is a sign in this for those who fear the
punishment of the hereafter; that is a Day in which mankind will
be gathered together and that will be a Day of Testimony. |
40.7 | Those angels who bear the Throne of Allah and those who stand
around it glorify their Rabb with His praises, believe in Him and
implore forgiveness for the believers, saying: "Our Rabb! You
embrace all things with your mercy and knowledge. Forgive those
who repent and follow Your Way, and save them from the punishment
of the blazing fire. |
40.8 | O Rabb, admit them to the gardens of Eden which You have promised
them together with all the righteous among their fathers, their
wives and their descendants. You are the All-Mighty, All-Wise. |
40.9 | Deliver them from all evil. He whom You will deliver from the
punishment of their sins on that Day will surely earn Your Mercy
and that will surely be the highest achievement. |
32.20 | But those who transgress shall be cast into the fire. Whenever
they try to escape from it, they shall be pushed back into it,
and it will be said to them: "Taste the punishment of the fire
which you used to deny." |
32.21 | We shall certainly make them taste the lighter torment in this
life before the greater punishment of the hereafter, so that they
may return to the Right Way. |
25.65 | who say: "Our Rabb! Ward off the punishment of hell from us, for
its punishment is atrocious |
25.66 | - certainly it is an evil abode and an evil resting place;" |
39.26 | So Allah made them taste humiliation in this worldly life, and
the punishment in the life to come shall be even more terrible,
if they but knew it. |
68.33 | Such is the punishment in this life; but the punishment in the
Hereafter is even greater, if they but knew it. |
4.16 | And the two, whether married or unmarried, who are guilty of this
offense, punish them both. If they repent and mend their ways,
leave them alone. Surely Allah is the Acceptor of Repentance,
Merciful. |
23.76 | for even now, when We have inflicted punishment on them, they
have neither submitted to their Rabb nor humbled themselves
towards Him. |
23.77 | Until when We open upon them a gate of severe punishment, you
will see that they are plunged in utter despair. |
4.93 | Whoever kills a believer intentionally, his punishment is hell to
live therein forever. He shall incur the wrath of Allah, Who will
lay His curse on him and prepare for him a woeful punishment. |
4.15 | If any of your women are guilty of fornication, ask for four
reliable witnesses from among yourselves against them; and if
they testify and their guilt is proved, confine them to their
houses until they die or Allah opens some other way out for them. |
4.25 | If any of you cannot afford to marry a free believing woman, let
him marry one of his own slave girls who is a believer; Allah
knows how good you are in your faith. You all belong to one and
the same community. Marry them with the permission of their
family and give them their fair dowry so that they may live a
decent life in wedlock and not live as prostitutes or look for
secret illicit relationships. Then if after marriage they commit
adultery, they shall be given half the punishment prescribed for
a free adulteress. The concession of such a marriage is for those
of you who fear that they might commit a sin if they do not get
married, but it is better for you to practice self-restraint.
Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
11.94 | When Our judgement came to pass, We delivered Shu'aib and those
who believed with him through Our special mercy. A mighty blast
seized the wrongdoers and they lay dead with their faces down in
their homes by the morning, |
11.95 | as if they had never flourished there. Behold! Like Thamud, gone
are the people of Median! |
5.33 | The punishment for those who wage war against Allah and His
Rasool and strive to create mischief in the land is death or
crucifixion or the cutting off their hands and feet from opposite
sides or exile from the land based on the gravity of their
offense. This will be their humiliation in this world and in the
Hereafter they will have grievous punishment, |
5.34 | except those who repent before you apprehend them, in such a
case, you should know that Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
8.25 | Guard yourselves against temptation. The wrongdoers among you are
not the only ones who will be tempted; and know that Allah is
strict in retribution. |
11.82 | When Our Judgement came to pass, We turned the cities upside down
and rained down on them brimstones of baked clay, layer upon
layer, |
11.83 | specially marked by your Rabb. Such scourge is not far off from
the wrongdoers! |
25.37 | Likewise, the people of Nuh (Noah) We drowned when they rejected
the Rasools and made them an example for mankind; and We have
prepared a painful punishment for such wrongdoers. |
11.97 | to Fir'on (Pharaoh) and his chiefs; but they followed the command
of Fir'on, and the command of Fir'on was not right. |
11.98 | He will be in front of his people on the Day of Resurrection, and
will bring them down to Hell. How awful will be the place to
which they will be brought? |
11.99 | A curse followed them in this life, and a curse will follow them
on the Day of Resurrection. What an evil reward for one to
receive. |
23.48 | So they disbelieved both of them and became among those who were
destroyed. |
11.97 | to Fir'on (Pharaoh) and his chiefs; but they followed the command
of Fir'on, and the command of Fir'on was not right. |
11.98 | He will be in front of his people on the Day of Resurrection, and
will bring them down to Hell. How awful will be the place to
which they will be brought? |
11.99 | A curse followed them in this life, and a curse will follow them
on the Day of Resurrection. What an evil reward for one to
receive. |
25.38 | The nations of `Ad and Thamud were also destroyed, and so were
the dwellers of Ar-Rass, and many generations between them. |
25.39 | We admonished each of them by citing examples of those who were
destroyed before them, even then they rejected Our revelations,
so We exterminated each one of them. |
4.34 | Men are overseers over women because Allah has given the one more
strength than other, and because men are required to spend their
wealth for the maintenance of women. Honorable women are,
therefore, devoutly obedient and guard in the husband's absence
what Allah require them to guard their husband's property and
their own honor. As to those women from whom you fear
disobedience, first admonish them, then refuse to share your bed
with them, and then, if necessary, beat them. Then if they obey
you, take no further actions against them and do not make excuses
to punish them. Allah is Supremely Great and is aware of your
actions. |
8.25 | Guard yourselves against temptation. The wrongdoers among you are
not the only ones who will be tempted; and know that Allah is
strict in retribution. |
26.91 | while hell shall be spread open to the straying |
26.92 | and they will be asked: "Now, where are those whom you worshipped |
26.93 | besides Allah? Can they help you or even help themselves?" |
26.94 | Then they will be toppled into it, both they and those who misled
them, |
26.95 | together with all the armies of Iblees. |
26.96 | Wherein they will argue with one another |
26.97 | saying: " By Allah, we were indeed in manifest error, |
26.98 | when we made you equals with the Rabb of the Worlds. |
26.99 | It was the criminals who led us astray. |
26.100 | Now we have no intercessors, |
26.101 | and no loving friends. |
26.102 | If we could but once return to our worldly life, we would be of
the true believers." |
26.103 | Surely in this narration there is a great lesson, but most of
these people do not learn a lesson to become believers. |
26.91 | while hell shall be spread open to the straying |
26.92 | and they will be asked: "Now, where are those whom you worshipped |
26.93 | besides Allah? Can they help you or even help themselves?" |
26.94 | Then they will be toppled into it, both they and those who misled
them, |
26.95 | together with all the armies of Iblees. |
26.96 | Wherein they will argue with one another |
26.97 | saying: " By Allah, we were indeed in manifest error, |
26.98 | when we made you equals with the Rabb of the Worlds. |
26.99 | It was the criminals who led us astray. |
26.100 | Now we have no intercessors, |
26.101 | and no loving friends. |
26.102 | If we could but once return to our worldly life, we would be of
the true believers." |
26.103 | Surely in this narration there is a great lesson, but most of
these people do not learn a lesson to become believers. |
70.11 | though they will see each other. To save himself from the
punishment of that Day, the culprit (disbeliever) will wish to
give his children, |
70.12 | his wife, his brother, |
70.13 | his relatives - who gave him shelter - |
70.14 | and all that is in the earth, in ransom to save himself. |
70.15 | By no means! It will be the fire of hell, |
70.16 | eager to pluck out his skull, |
70.17 | it will be calling all those who try to escape and turn their
back, |
70.18 | who collected wealth and withheld it. |
68.17 | Surely We shall try them as We tried the owners of the garden
when they swore that they would pluck its fruit the next morning, |
68.18 | without adding any reservation ( such as God willing). |
68.19 | So a calamity from your Rabb came down upon it while they slept, |
68.20 | and by the morning it lay as if it had been already harvested. |
68.21 | At daybreak they called out to one another, |
68.22 | saying: "Go out early to your crop, if you want to pick its
fruit." |
68.23 | So they went, whispering to one another: |
68.24 | "Let no needy person enter upon you in the garden today." |
68.25 | Thus they went out, fixed in their stingy resolve (not to give
any fruit to the poor people, as if they had the full control
over harvesting the fruit). |
68.26 | But when they saw the garden, they cried: "Surely we must have
lost our way! |
68.27 | Nay, we have become destitute." |
68.28 | The most upright among them said: "Did I not tell you to glorify
Allah? Why did you not glorify Him?" |
68.29 | Then they said: "Glory be to our Rabb! Surely we were unjust," |
68.30 | and they started blaming one another. |
68.31 | Finally they said: "Woe to us! Surely we had become rebellious. |
68.32 | It may be that our Rabb will give us in exchange a better garden
than this: surely to our Rabb do we make our humble petition." |
68.33 | Such is the punishment in this life; but the punishment in the
Hereafter is even greater, if they but knew it. |
25.38 | The nations of `Ad and Thamud were also destroyed, and so were
the dwellers of Ar-Rass, and many generations between them. |
25.39 | We admonished each of them by citing examples of those who were
destroyed before them, even then they rejected Our revelations,
so We exterminated each one of them. |
11.66 | When Our Judgement came to pass, We saved Saleh and those who
believed with him, through a special grace from Us, from the
disgrace of that Day. Indeed your Rabb is All-Strong, All-Mighty. |
11.67 | A terrible blast overtook the wrongdoers and by the morning they
were laying with their faces down in their homes, |
11.68 | as if they had never flourished there. Beware! Thamud denied
their Rabb. Gone are the people of Thamud. |
41.13 | Now if they turn away, say to them: "I have given you warning of
a thunderbolt, like the thunderbolt which struck Ad and Thamud." |
41.14 | When their Rasools came to them from before and from behind,
saying: "Worship none but Allah." They replied: "If our Rabb
wanted to send us a message, He would certainly have sent down
angels, so we categorically deny the message with which you are
sent." |
41.15 | As for `Ad, they conducted themselves with arrogance in the land
without any justification and said: "Who is stronger than us in
might?" Could they not see that Allah Who created them, was
mightier than them? Yet they continued to reject Our revelations. |
41.16 | So, over a few ill-omened days, We let loose on them a furious
hurricane to make them taste a shameful scourge in this life, but
more shameful still will be the punishment of the hereafter, and
they shall have none to help them. |
41.17 | As for Thamud, We offer them Our guidance, but they preferred to
remain blind rather than to receive guidance towards the Right
Way; so the thunderbolt of humiliating scourge seized them for
their misdeeds, |
41.18 | but We saved those who believed and had the fear of Allah. |
69.4 | The Thamud and the 'Ad people denied the striking calamity. |
69.5 | As for Thamud, they were destroyed by the Thunderbolt. |
69.6 | As for 'Ad they were destroyed by a furious windstorm |
69.7 | - which He let loose on them for seven nights and eight
successive days. Had you been there, you would have seen them
lying prostrate as though they were hollow trunks of the
palm-trees. |
69.8 | Now, do you see any of them alive? |
5.38 | Male or female, whoever is guilty of theft, cut off the hand
(that was used in theft) of either of them as a punishment for
their crime. This is exemplary punishment ordained by Allah.
Allah is Mighty, Wise. |
5.39 | But whoever repents after committing the crime and reforms his
conduct, Allah will surely turn to him with forgiveness. Allah is
Forgiving, Merciful. |
5.33 | The punishment for those who wage war against Allah and His
Rasool and strive to create mischief in the land is death or
crucifixion or the cutting off their hands and feet from opposite
sides or exile from the land based on the gravity of their
offense. This will be their humiliation in this world and in the
Hereafter they will have grievous punishment, |
5.34 | except those who repent before you apprehend them, in such a
case, you should know that Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
55.35 | We shall create their wives of special creation |
55.36 | and make them virgins |
55.37 | beloved by nature, equal in age, |
55.38 | for those of the right hand. |
55.39 | Many of them will be from the former |
55.40 | and many from the later generations. |
55.41 | As for those of the left hand - how unfortunate will be the
people of the left hand! |
55.42 | They will be in the midst of scorching winds and in boiling
water: |
55.43 | in the shade of a pitch-black smoke, |
55.44 | neither cool nor refreshing. |
55.45 | For they lived in comfort before meeting this fate. |
32.21 | We shall certainly make them taste the lighter torment in this
life before the greater punishment of the hereafter, so that they
may return to the Right Way. |
23.41 | So the Blast overtook them in all justice and We swept them away
like the rubbish of dead leaves - so gone is the nation of
wrongdoers. |
6.44 | When they neglected the warning they had received, then, instead
of punishment, We opened the gates of every kind of prosperity
for them; but just as they were rejoicing in what they were
given, We suddenly seized them; lo! They were plunged into
despair! |
6.45 | Thus We cut off the roots of the wrongdoers. All praises are due
to Allah the Rabb of the worlds. |
Aads as a Sign of Allah
17.31 | You shall not kill your children for fear of want, for it is We
Who provide sustenance for them as well as for you; surely
killing them is a great blunder. |
11.100 | These are the stories of the nations which We relate to you; of
them some have survived and some have ceased to exist. |
11.101 | We were not unjust to them, but they were unjust to themselves.
The deities they invoked beside Allah did not avail them when the
judgement of your Rabb came to pass; they added nothing to their
lot but perdition. |
11.102 | Such is the scourge of your Rabb when He seizes a sinful town;
indeed, His seizure is terrible and painful. |
11.103 | In fact, there is a sign in this for those who fear the
punishment of the hereafter; that is a Day in which mankind will
be gathered together and that will be a Day of Testimony. |
14.9 | Have you not heard the information of those who passed away
before you, the people of Nuh (Noah), `Ad and Thamud, and those
who came after them? Allah Alone knows them. Their Rasools came
to them with clear signs; but they bit their hands with their
mouths and said: "Certainly we reject the Message with which you
have been sent and certainly we strongly doubt the faith to which
you invite us." |
14.10 | Their Rasools responded: "Are you doubting the existence of
Allah, Who is the Creator of the heavens and the earth? He is the
One Who invites you so that He may forgive your sins and give you
respite till your appointed term." They said: "You are nothing
but a human like us! You only wish to turn us away from the
worship of those deities whom our forefathers used to worship.
Bring us some clear sign." |
14.11 | Their Rasools said to them: "It is true that we are human like
yourselves, but Allah bestows His grace of appointing a Rasool on
such of His servants as He pleases. It is not in our power to
bring you any sign except by Allah's permission, and in Allah let
the believers put their trust. |
14.12 | What reason do we have not to put our trust in Allah, when He has
already guided us to the ways of our lives? We shall certainly
endure your persecution patiently, and those who want to put
their trust, should put their trust in Allah." |
14.13 | Finally the unbelievers said to their Rasools: "Return to our
religion or we will expel you from our land." But their Rabb
revealed His will to them: "We shall destroy the wrongdoers |
14.14 | and give you the land to dwell in after they are gone! This is
the reward for the ones who dread My eminence and fear My
threats." |
14.15 | The Rasools called for judgement, (and when the judgement was
passed) every tyrant opposer of the Truth was disappointed. |
14.16 | Hell is next for him wherein he will be given festering water to
drink; |
14.17 | he will sip, but never will be able to swallow. Death will
surround him from all sides, yet he will not die; beyond that
there will be horrible punishment. |
14.18 | The parable of the deeds of those who deny their Rabb is that
their deeds are like ashes which the wind scatters on a stormy
day; they will gain nothing from their deeds, and this is to
stray far away from the goal of getting back to Paradise. |
22.45 | How many townships, teaming with wrong doings, have We utterly
destroyed! Today they lie with their roofs fallen in, their wells
abandoned, and their lofty castles deserted. |
22.46 | Have they not traveled through the land? Have they no hearts to
learn wisdom, or ears to hear the Truth? Certainly it is not
their eyes which are blind, but it is the hearts in their breasts
which are blind. |
22.47 | These people ask you to hasten the threatened punishment. Well,
Allah will never go back on His promise. In fact a day of your
Rabb (time period in which Allah's decision is executed) is equal
to a thousand years of your calculation. |
22.48 | There have been many townships teeming with wrong doings, to whom
at first I gave respite and at the end I smote them. Towards Me
is the destination of all. |
46.27 | We have destroyed the towns which were once flourished around you
- and We repeatedly sent them Our revelations so that they may
turn to the Right Way. |
46.28 | - Then Why did not those whom they worshipped besides Allah
helped them who they regarded as a means of attaining nearness to
Him? But those deities utterly forsake them, because those were
nothing but their lies and their false inventions. |
47.10 | Have they not traveled through the land and see what was the end
of those who have gone before them? Allah destroyed them utterly
and a similar fate awaits these unbelievers. |
26.189 | So they disbelieved him, and the torment of the day of darkness
(dark clouds carrying Allah's scourge) seized them, and indeed it
was the torment of an extremely dreadful day. |
26.190 | Surely in this story there is a great lesson, but most of these
people do not learn a lesson and become believers. |
85.17 | Have you not heard the story of the warriors |
85.18 | of Fir'on (Pharaoh) and of Thamud? |
85.19 | Yet the unbelievers persist in denying the truth, |
85.20 | although Allah has encircled them from all around. |
85.17 | Have you not heard the story of the warriors |
85.18 | of Fir'on (Pharaoh) and of Thamud? |
85.19 | Yet the unbelievers persist in denying the truth, |
85.20 | although Allah has encircled them from all around. |
36.31 | Do they not see how many generations We have destroyed before
them who will never return to them? |
36.32 | While each one of them will be brought before Us on the Day of
Judgment. |
38.3 | How many generations have We destroyed before them? When their
doom approached, they all cried out for mercy, but it was no
longer the time to be saved. |
65.8 | How many townships have rebelled against the commandments of
their Rabb and His Rasools! Stern was Our reckoning with them and
exemplary was Our punishment. |
65.9 | So they tasted the fruit of their misdeeds, and the fruit of
their misdeeds was perdition. |
65.10 | Allah has prepared for them a severe punishment in the Hereafter.
Therefore, fear Allah! O men of understanding and faith. Allah
has indeed sent down to you an admonition; |
65.8 | How many townships have rebelled against the commandments of
their Rabb and His Rasools! Stern was Our reckoning with them and
exemplary was Our punishment. |
65.9 | So they tasted the fruit of their misdeeds, and the fruit of
their misdeeds was perdition. |
65.10 | Allah has prepared for them a severe punishment in the Hereafter.
Therefore, fear Allah! O men of understanding and faith. Allah
has indeed sent down to you an admonition; |
47.13 | How many cities which were mightier than your city which has
driven you out, have We destroyed for their disbelief, and there
was none to save them? |
27.50 | Thus they plotted a plan, and We too plotted a plan which they
did not perceive. |
27.51 | Just see what was the outcome of their plot! We annihilated them
completely, together with all their people. |
27.52 | There lies their houses in desolate ruins as a result of their
wrongdoings. Verily in this story there is a lesson for those
people who use their common sense. |
26.170 | So We delivered him and all his family |
26.171 | except an old woman who was left among those who remained behind. |
26.172 | Then We utterly destroyed the rest. |
26.173 | We rained down on them the rain of brimstones: and evil was the
rain which fell on those who were forewarned. |
26.174 | Surely in this story there is a great lesson, but most of these
people do not learn a lesson and become believers. |
51.35 | Then We saved all those who were believers in the town |
51.36 | - We found none but one household of true Muslims |
51.37 | - We left therein a sign for those who fear the painful
punishment. |
34.19 | But they prayed: "Our Rabb! Make our journeys longer." Thereby
they wronged their souls and We made them merely a tale that is
told and dispersed them in scattered fragments. Surely there is a
sign in this for every patient, grateful person. |
34.20 | In their case, Iblees' (Satan's) suspicions proved true, as they
all followed him except a small group of the believers, |
6.6 | Have they not seen how many generations We have destroyed before
them? We had made those nations more powerful in the land than
yourselves. We sent down for them abundant rain from the sky and
made the rivers to flow beneath their feet: yet for their sins We
destroyed them all and raised up other generations in their
places. |
22.45 | How many townships, teaming with wrong doings, have We utterly
destroyed! Today they lie with their roofs fallen in, their wells
abandoned, and their lofty castles deserted. |
22.46 | Have they not traveled through the land? Have they no hearts to
learn wisdom, or ears to hear the Truth? Certainly it is not
their eyes which are blind, but it is the hearts in their breasts
which are blind. |
22.47 | These people ask you to hasten the threatened punishment. Well,
Allah will never go back on His promise. In fact a day of your
Rabb (time period in which Allah's decision is executed) is equal
to a thousand years of your calculation. |
22.48 | There have been many townships teeming with wrong doings, to whom
at first I gave respite and at the end I smote them. Towards Me
is the destination of all. |
40.21 | Have they not travelled through the land and seen what was the
end of those who have gone before them? They were far greater in
power than these and left great traces in the land: but Allah
seized them for their sins and there was none to protect them
from Allah. |
17.16 | Whenever We have intended to destroy a town, it was because We
sent Our commandments to its people who were leading easy lives
but they showed disobedience; as a result Our judgement was
passed, and We razed that city to the ground. |
26.155 | Saleh said: "Well, here is the she-camel (the sign that you asked
for). She shall have her share of water as you all have yours,
each drinking on an alternate appointed day. |
26.156 | Do not touch her with evil, lest the punishment of a dreadful Day
may overtake you." |
26.157 | Yet they hamstrung her, then became full of regrets; |
26.158 | so the punishment overtook them. Surely in this story there is a
great lesson, but most of these people do not learn a lesson and
become believers. |
51.43 | Likewise the story of Thamud, when it was said to them: "Enjoy
yourselves for a while," |
51.44 | but they disobeyed the commandment of their Rabb; consequently
they were overtaken by the thunderbolt even while they were
looking on. |
51.45 | So neither they could stand up on their feet nor could they
defend themselves. |
11.100 | These are the stories of the nations which We relate to you; of
them some have survived and some have ceased to exist. |
11.101 | We were not unjust to them, but they were unjust to themselves.
The deities they invoked beside Allah did not avail them when the
judgement of your Rabb came to pass; they added nothing to their
lot but perdition. |
11.102 | Such is the scourge of your Rabb when He seizes a sinful town;
indeed, His seizure is terrible and painful. |
11.103 | In fact, there is a sign in this for those who fear the
punishment of the hereafter; that is a Day in which mankind will
be gathered together and that will be a Day of Testimony. |
Aaron, (Haroon)
37.120 | Salutation to Musa and Haroon. |
37.121 | Thus do We reward the righteous. |
37.122 | Surely they were two of Our believing devotees. |
Abel and Cain
5.27 | Recite to them in all truth the story of Adam's two sons: How
each offered a sacrifice, and how the offering of one was
accepted while that of the other was not. The latter said: "I
will kill you." The former replied: "Allah only accepts the
sacrifice from the righteous. |
5.28 | Even if you stretch your hand to kill me, I shall not stretch my
hand to slay you, for I fear Allah, the Rabb of the worlds. |
5.29 | I intend to let you bear the burden of my sins as well as yours
and thus become an inmate of the Fire which is the reward for
wrongdoers." |
5.30 | The latter's soul prompted him to kill his brother; he killed him
and thus became one of the losers. |
5.31 | (He carried around the dead body of his brother and did not know
what to do with it.) Then Allah sent a raven, which dug the
ground to show him how to bury the dead body of his brother.
"Alas!" He cried, "I failed even to be like this raven to find
some way to dispose of the dead body of my brother!" So he became
full of regrets. |
5.32 | On account of that incident, We ordained for the Children of
Israel that whoever kills a person, except as a punishment for
murder or mischief in the land, it will be written in his book of
deeds as if he had killed all the human beings on the surface of
the Earth and whoever will save a life shall be regarded as if he
gave life to all the human beings on the surface of the Earth.
Yet, even though Our Rasools came to them one after the other
with clear revelations, it was not long before, many of them
committed excesses in the land. |
Ability
47.31 | We shall put you to test until We know the valiant and the
resolute among you, and test all that is said about you. |
Ablution
5.6 | O believers! When you rise up for Salah (prayer), wash your faces
and your hands as far as the elbows, wipe your heads with wet
hands and wash your feet to the ankles. If you had an emission of
semen, then take a full bath. However, if you are sick or on a
journey or you have used the toilet or you had intercourse with
your women (your wife) and you do not find any water then resort
to Tayammum - find clean soil and rub your faces and hands with
it. Allah does not wish to burden you; He only wishes to purify
you and to perfect His favor upon you, so that you may be
thankful. |
Ablutions
4.43 | O believers! Do not offer your Salah when you are drunk until you
know what you are saying; nor after seminal emission, except when
you are travelling, unless you wash your whole body. If you are
sick, or on a journey, or one of you has used the toilet, or has
had contact with women (sexual relation with wives) and can find
no water, then make Tayammum: take some clean earth and rub your
faces and hands with it. Allah is Lenient, Forgiving. |
5.7 | Remember Allah's favor to you and the covenant which He ratified
with you when you said: "We hear and we obey." Have fear of
Allah; surely Allah knows the secrets of your hearts. |