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Woe to those who defraud,[1]
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who when, they take by measure from men, take the full measure,[2]
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but when they give by measure or by weight to others, they give less than due.[3]
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Do they not think that they will be raised to life again[4]
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on a Mighty Day,[5]
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a Day when all mankind will stand before the Lord of the worlds?[6]
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Indeed not! The record of the wicked is in Sijjeen (prison register),[7]
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what will explain to you, what the Sijjeen is?[8]
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This is a written book of hell.[9]
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Woe on that Day to the disbelievers,[10]
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who deny the Day of Judgment![11]
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None denies it except the sinful transgressor.[12]
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Who, when Our revelations are recited to him, says: "These are the tales of the ancient peoples."[13]
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Of course not! In fact their misdeeds have caused a covering on their hearts.[14]
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Indeed on that Day, they shall be debarred from the vision of their Lord.[15]
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Then they shall be made to enter the hell,[16]
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and told: "This is what you used to deny."[17]
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But, surely the record of the righteous is in `Illiyeen (register of exalted ones),[18]
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and what will explain to you, what the `Illiyeen is?[19]
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This is a written book,[20]
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attested by those who are nearest to Allah (angels).[21]
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Surely the righteous will be in bliss,[22]
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reclining on soft couches, looking all around,[23]
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and you will recognize in their faces the brightness of bliss.[24]
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Their thirst will be quenched with the choicest sealed wine,[25]
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and the seal will be of musk. Those who wish to excel above others, let them endeavor to excel in this.[26]
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That wine shall have a mixture of Tasnim,[27]
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a spring, at which those nearest to Allah will drink.[28]
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During their life on earth, the culprits used to mock at the believers,[29]
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and wink at one another as they passed them by.[30]
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When they returned to their own people they returned jesting.[31]
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And when they saw the believers, they used to say: "These are the people who have surely gone astray,"[32]
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although they had not been sent as guardians over them.[33]
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On that Day, the believers shall be laughing at the unbelievers,[34]
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as they recline on couches and gaze at them:[35]
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Have not the unbelievers been fully rewarded for what they used to do?[36]
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