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| 1. * | The incontestable (event). |
| 2. * | What an incontestable (event)! |
| 3. * | It is truly incontestable. |
| 4. * | Thamoud and `Aad disbelieved in the Shocker. |
| 5. * | As for Thamoud, they were annihilated by the devastating (quake). |
| 6. * | As for `Aad, they were annihilated by a persistent, violent storm |
| 7. * | He unleashed it upon them for seven nights and eight days, violently. You could see the people tossed around like decayed palm trunks. |
| 8. * | Can you find any trace of them? |
| 9. * | Pharaoh, others before him, and the sinners (of Sodom) were wicked. |
| 10. * | They disobeyed the messenger of their Lord. Consequently, He requited them a devastating requital. |
| 11. * | The flood was devastating, so we carried you on the floating (ark). |
| 12. * | We rendered it a lesson for you, that any listening ear may understand. |
| 13. * | When the horn is blown once |
| 14. * | The earth and the mountains will be carried off and crushed; utterly crushed. |
| 15. * | That is the day when the inevitable event will come to pass. |
| 16. * | The heaven will crack, and fall apart. |
| 17. * | The angels will be all around, and Your Lord's dominion will then encompass eight (universes). |
| 18. * | On that day, you will be exposed, nothing of you can be hidden |
| 19. * | As for the one who receives his record with his right hand, he will say, "Come read my record. |
| 20. * | "I did believe that I was going to be held accountable." |
| 21. * | He has deserved a happy life. |
| 22. * | In an exalted Paradise |
| 23. * | Its fruits are within reach. |
| 24. * | Eat and drink happily in return for your works in days past. |
| 25. * | As for him who is given his record in his left hand, he will say, "Oh, I wish I never received my record |
| 26. * | "I wish I never knew my account. |
| 27. * | "I wish my death was eternal |
| 28. * | "My money cannot help me. |
| 29. * | "All my power is gone." |
| 30. * | Take him and shackle him. |
| 31. * | Burn him in Hell. |
| 32. * | In a chain that is seventy arms long, tie him up. |
| 33. * | For he did not believe in GOD, Most Great. |
| 34. * | Nor did he advocate the feeding of the poor. |
| 35. * | Consequently, he has no friend here. |
| 36. * | Nor any food, except the bitter variety. |
| 37. * | Food for the sinners. |
| 38. * | I swear by what you see |
| 39. * | And what you do not see. |
| 40. * | This is the utterance of an honorable messenger. |
| 41. * | Not the utterance of a poet; rarely do you believe. |
| 42. * | Nor the utterance of a soothsayer; rarely do you take heed. |
| 43. * | A revelation from the Lord of the universe. |
| 44. * | Had he uttered any other teachings. |
| 45. * | We would have punished him. |
| 46. * | We would have stopped the revelations to him. |
| 47. * | None of you could have helped him. |
| 48. * | This is a reminder for the righteous. |
| 49. * | We know; some of you are rejectors. |
| 50. * | It is but sorrow for the disbelievers. |
| 51. * | It is the absolute truth. |
| 52. * | Therefore, you shall glorify the name of your Lord, Most Great. |