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A questioner asked you about the punishment which is bound to happen.[1]
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It is for the disbelievers and there is none to avert it.[2]
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It will come from Allah, the Owner of the Ways of Ascent.[3]
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The angels and the Spirit ascend to Him in a Day the measure of which is fifty thousand years.[4]
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Therefore, endure with graceful patience.[5]
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They see it (Day of Judgment) to be far-off:[6]
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but We see it quite near.[7]
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On that Day, the sky shall become like molten brass[8]
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and the mountains like tufts of wool;[9]
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even a close friend will not ask of his friend,[10]
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though they will see each other. To save himself from the punishment of that Day, the culprit (disbeliever) will wish to give his children,[11]
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his wife, his brother,[12]
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his relatives who gave him shelter -[13]
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and all that is in the earth, in ransom to save himself.[14]
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By no means! It will be the fire of hell,[15]
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eager to pluck out his skull,[16]
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it will be calling all those who try to escape and turn their back,[17]
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who collected wealth and withheld it.[18]
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Indeed, man has been created impatient,[19]
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when evil befalls him, he becomes despondent;[20]
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but when blessed with good fortune, he becomes stingy;[21]
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with the exception of those who offer the Salah (prayer),[22]
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remain steadfast in their Salah (prayer),[23]
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set aside a due share in their wealth[24]
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for the beggars and the deprived,[25]
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accept the truth of the Day of Judgment,[26]
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dread the punishment of their Lord[27]
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- for none is secure from the punishment of their Lord [28]
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and guard their private parts,[29]
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except from their wives and those whom their right hands possess, for in their case they are not blameworthy.[30]
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As for those who seek to go beyond this, they are transgressors.[31]
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Those who keep their trusts and honor their promises,[32]
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who stand firm in their testimonies[33]
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and strictly guard their Salah (prayers).[34]
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It is they who shall live with honor in paradise.[35]
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What is the matter with the disbelievers that they are rushing towards you,[36]
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from the right and from the left, in groups?[37]
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Are they each seeking to enter the garden of bliss?[38]
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By no means! Surely, We have created them out of that what they (unbelievers) know.[39]
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But nay! I swear by the Lord of the easts and the wests, that We have the power[40]
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to destroy them and replace them with others better than them, and nothing can hinder Us from doing so.[41]
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Therefore, leave them to plunge in vain talk and blunder about until they face that Day of theirs which they are being promised.[42]
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The Day when they shall rush forward from their graves, as if they were racing towards a goal, with downcast eyes and countenances distorted with shame.[43]
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Such will be the Day, which they are being promised.[44]
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