76.1 | Has there not passed over man a period of time when he was nothing- -not even mentioned? |
2.239 | If you are in danger, pray on foot or while riding; and when you are safe, remember Allah in the manner that He has taught you which you did not know before. |
4.103 | When you finish your Salah (prayers) remember Allah whether you are standing, sitting or reclining; then as soon as you are safe (out of danger) establish regular Salah in full. Surely Salah are made obligatory for the believers at their prescribed times. |
4.101 | When you travel in the earth, there is no blame on you if you shorten your prayers, especially when you fear that the unbelievers may attack you, since the unbelievers are your open enemies. |
4.102 | When you, O Muhammad, are with them, leading their Salah (prayer in the state of war), let one party of them stand up to pray with you, armed with their weapons. After they finish their prostrations, let them withdraw to the rear and let the other party who have not yet prayed come forward to pray with you; and let them also be on their guard, armed with their weapons. The unbelievers wish to see you neglect your arms and your baggage, so that they could suddenly attack to overpower you all in one stroke. However, there is no blame on you if you lay aside your arms because of heavy rain or because you are sick, but you should still be on your guard. Allah has prepared a humiliating punishment for the unbelievers. |
4.103 | When you finish your Salah (prayers) remember Allah whether you are standing, sitting or reclining; then as soon as you are safe (out of danger) establish regular Salah in full. Surely Salah are made obligatory for the believers at their prescribed times. |
113.3 | and from the mischief of darkness when it overspreads; |
55.11 | They will be nearest to Allah, |
55.12 | in the gardens of bliss. |
55.13 | Most of them will be from the former |
55.14 | and a few from the later generations. |
55.15 | They shall have the jewelled couches, |
55.16 | reclining on them facing each other, |
55.17 | and there shall wait on them the eternal youths |
55.18 | with goblets, shining beakers and cups of pure wine, |
55.19 | - which will neither pain their heads nor take away their senses. |
55.20 | They shall have fruits of their own choice |
55.21 | and flesh of fowls that they may desire, |
55.22 | and dark eyed Huris (damsels), |
55.23 | as lovely as well guarded pearls |
55.24 | as a reward for their good deeds that they had done. |
55.25 | There they shall not hear any vain talk nor sinful words, |
55.26 | but only the greetings of "Peace be upon you! Peace be upon you!" |
55.27 | Those of the right hand - happy shall be those on the right hand! |
55.28 | They shall be among the thornless lot trees, |
55.29 | clusters of bananas, |
55.30 | extended thick shades, |
55.31 | constantly flowing water, |
55.32 | abundant fruits |
55.33 | of unforbidden never ending supply, |
55.34 | and will be reclining on high raised couches. |
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. |
55.46 | They persisted in heinous sins |
55.47 | and used to say: "When we are dead and turned to dust and bones, shall we then be raised to life again? |
55.48 | And our forefathers, too?" |
55.49 | Tell them: "Surely those of old and those of present age |
55.50 | shall certainly be brought together on an appointed time of a known Day. |
55.51 | Then, "O the mistaken rejecters, |
55.52 | you shall eat of the Zaqqum tree, |
55.53 | and fill your bellies with it; |
55.54 | and drink on top of it scalding water; |
55.55 | yet you shall drink it like a thirsty camel." |
55.56 | Such will be their entertainment on the Day of Reckoning. |
55.57 | We have created you: will you not then testify about Our power of creation? |
55.58 | Have you ever considered the semen you discharge: |
55.59 | Is it you who create the child from it, or are We the Creator? |
55.60 | It is We Who have ordained death among you and We are not helpless |
55.61 | in replacing you by others like yourselves or transforming you into beings that you do not know. |
55.62 | You already know well your first creation, why then do you not take heed? |
55.63 | Have you ever considered the seed that you sow in the ground? |
55.64 | Is it you who cause it to grow or are We the grower? |
55.65 | If it be Our Will, We could crumble your harvest into chaff, and you would then be left in lamenting: |
55.66 | "We are indeed left laden with debts, |
55.67 | indeed we have been deprived from the fruits of our labor!" |
55.68 | Have you ever considered the water which you drink? |
55.69 | Is it you who send it down from the clouds or are We the sender? |
55.70 | If it be Our Will, We could turn it salty. Why then do you not give thanks? |
55.71 | Have you ever considered the fire that you kindle? |
55.72 | Is it you who grow the tree which feeds the fire or are We the grower? |
55.73 | We have made it a reminder for man as to what would be the life without it, and a provision of life for the travellers of desert. |
55.74 | So glorify the name of your Rabb, Who is the Greatest. |
55.75 | I swear by the setting of the stars, |
55.76 | and it is indeed a mighty oath if you but knew it, |
55.77 | that this is indeed a Glorious Qur'an, |
55.78 | inscribed in a well-guarded Book, |
55.79 | which none can touch except the purified (angels): |
55.80 | a revelation from the Rabb of the worlds. |
55.81 | Would you scorn a scripture such as this |
55.82 | and make it's denying a means of your livelihood? |
55.83 | Why is it not then that when you see a dying person's soul come up to his throat |
55.84 | while you are helplessly watching |
55.85 | - and at that time We are nearer to him than you, although you cannot see Us. |
55.86 | Then why do you not - if you claim you are not subject to reckoning |
55.87 | - restore to the dying person his soul? Answer this, if what you say be true! |
55.88 | Then if the dying person is one of those near to Us, |
55.89 | for him there is comfort and bounty, and a garden of bliss. |
55.90 | And if he be one of the right hand, |
55.91 | he is greeted with salutation: "Peace be upon you," from those of the right hand. |
55.92 | And if he is one of the mistaken rejecters, |
55.93 | he is welcomed with scalding water, |
55.94 | and burning in hellfire. |
55.95 | Surely this is an absolute truth. |
55.96 | Therefore, glorify the name of your Rabb, Who is the Greatest. |
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16.67 | Likewise in the fruits of the date-palm and the grapes, from which you derive intoxicants and wholesome food, certainly there is a sign for those people who use their common sense. |
6.100 | Yet they make the Jinns (Genies: creature which has been created out of fire) as the partners with Allah, whereas He is their Creator; and also ascribe to Him sons and daughters without having any knowledge. Glory to Him! He is highly exalted far above what they ascribe. |
6.101 | He is the creator of the heavens and the earth. How could He have a son when He has no consort? He has created everything and is aware of everything. |
16.57 | They ascribe daughters to Allah - Glory be to Him! - But for themselves, they would like to have what they desire (sons). |
16.58 | Whenever the news of a female child is announced to any one of them, his face darkens and he chokes with inward gloom. |
16.59 | He hides himself from his people because of the bad news he has heard, asking himself whether he should retain her with disgrace or bury her in the dust. Beware! Evil is the judgement they make about Allah. |
16.62 | They attribute to Allah what they themselves hate. Their tongues mouth the lie that they will have a good reward. Let there be no doubt: the only thing they will have is hell, and they will be sent ahead of the others. |
17.40 | What! Has your Rabb preferred to give you sons and adopted angels as daughters for Himself? Certainly you are uttering a monstrous statement. |
37.149 | Just ask the unbelievers: Does it make any sense that their Rabb should have daughters while they choose to have sons? |
37.150 | Or is it that We created the angels as females and they were present at their creation? |
37.151 | Surely they invent a lie when they say: |
37.152 | "Allah has children. They are utter liars." |
37.153 | Would He choose daughters rather than sons? |
37.154 | What is the matter with you? How do you judge? |
37.155 | Will you not take heed? |
37.156 | Or do you have any proof of what you are saying? |
37.157 | Show us your scriptures if you are truthful! |
43.16 | Would Allah choose daughters (pagan Arabs believed that angels were the daughters of Allah) for Himself out of what He Himself creates and gives you sons? |
43.17 | Yet when a new born-girl - the gender that they ascribe to the Compassionate - is announced to one of them, his face darkens and he is filled with grief. |
43.18 | Do they ascribe to Allah, the female gender who is brought up among trinkets and is unable to make herself clear in disputation? |
52.39 | Is He to have daughters and you sons? |
17.40 | What! Has your Rabb preferred to give you sons and adopted angels as daughters for Himself? Certainly you are uttering a monstrous statement. |
16.58 | Whenever the news of a female child is announced to any one of them, his face darkens and he chokes with inward gloom. |
16.59 | He hides himself from his people because of the bad news he has heard, asking himself whether he should retain her with disgrace or bury her in the dust. Beware! Evil is the judgement they make about Allah. |
81.8 | when the infant girls buried alive (here reference is made to the Pre-Islamic Arab custom of burying new born girls alive) will be questioned |
81.9 | for what sin she was killed; |
4.23 | Forbidden to you for marriage are: your mothers, your daughters, your sisters, your paternal aunts, your maternal aunts, daughters of your brothers, daughters of your sisters, your foster-mothers, your foster-sisters, the mothers of your wives, your stepdaughters under your guardianship from those wives with whom you have consummated your marriage, but there is no blame on you in marrying your stepdaughters if you have not consummated your marriage with their mothers, whom you have divorced, and the wives of your own real sons; and you are also forbidden to take in marriage two sisters at one and the same time except what happened prior to this commandment; surely Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
4.23 | Forbidden to you for marriage are: your mothers, your daughters, your sisters, your paternal aunts, your maternal aunts, daughters of your brothers, daughters of your sisters, your foster-mothers, your foster-sisters, the mothers of your wives, your stepdaughters under your guardianship from those wives with whom you have consummated your marriage, but there is no blame on you in marrying your stepdaughters if you have not consummated your marriage with their mothers, whom you have divorced, and the wives of your own real sons; and you are also forbidden to take in marriage two sisters at one and the same time except what happened prior to this commandment; surely Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
2.251 | By Allah's will they put the unbelievers to flight, and Dawood (David) killed Jalut. Allah gave Dawood the kingdom and wisdom and taught him what else He pleased. If Allah had not been repelling one set of people by the might of others, there would indeed be disorder on earth, but Allah is Gracious to all the worlds. |
38.17 | O Prophet, have patience at what they say, and remember Our servant Dawood, the man of strength, who was frequent in turning to Allah for guidance. |
20.130 | Therefore be patient with what they say. Glorify your Rabb with His praise before sunrise and before sunset, glorify Him during the hours of the night as well as at the ends of the day, so that you may find satisfaction. |
32.15 | Only those people believe in Our revelations, who, when they are reminded of them, prostrate themselves in adoration and celebrate the praises of their Rabb and are not puffed up with pride. |
32.16 | Who forsake their beds and invoke their Rabb with fear and hope; and they spend in charity out of the sustenance which We have given them. |
40.55 | So be patient, the promise of Allah is true. Implore forgiveness for your sins and celebrate the praises of your Rabb evening and morning. |
50.39 | Therefore, O Prophet, bear with them in patience whatever they say, and keep on glorifying your Rabb before sunrise and before sunset. |
17.78 | Establish Salah from the decline of the sun till the darkness of the night (Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha) and read at Fajr (dawn); for the reading at Fajr is witnessed (by the angels). |
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