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One demanded and called for vengeance to fall on the unbelievers:
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There shall be none to avert the same
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from being inflicted by God, the possessor of the steps;
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by which the angels ascend unto Him, and the spirit Gabriel also, in a day whose space is fifty thousand years:
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Wherefore bear the insults of the Meccans with becoming patience;
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for they see their punishment afar off,
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but We see it nigh at hand.
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On a certain day the heaven shall become like molten brass,
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and the mountains like wool of various colours, scattered abroad by the wind:
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And a friend shall not ask a friend concerning his condition, although
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they see one another. The wicked shall wish to redeem himself from the punishment of that day, by giving up his children,
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and his wife, and his brother,
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and his kindred who shewed kindness unto him,
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and all who are in the earth; and that this might deliver him:
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By no means: For hell fire,
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dragging them by their scalps,
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shall call him who shall have turned his back, and fled from the faith,
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and shall have amassed riches, and covetously hoarded them.
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Verily man is created extreamly impatient:
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When evil toucheth him, he is full of complaint;
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but when good befalleth him, he becometh niggardly:
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Except those who are devoutly given,
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and who persevere in their prayers;
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and those of whose substance a due and certain portion is ready to be given
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unto him who asketh, and him who is forbidden by shame to ask:
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And those who sincerely believe the day of judgement,
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and who dread the punishment of their Lord:
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-- For there is none secure from the punishment of their Lord: --
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And who abstain from the carnal knowledge
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of women other than their wives, or the slaves which their right hands possess; -- for as to them they shall be blameless;
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but whoever coveteth any woman besides these, they are transgressors: --
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And those who faithfully keep what they are intrusted with, and their covenant;
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and who are upright in their testimonies,
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and who carefully observe the requisite rites in their prayers:
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These shall dwell amidst gardens, highly honoured.
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What aileth the unbelievers, that they run before thee
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in companies, on the right hand and on the left?
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Doth every man of them wish to enter into a garden of delight?
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By no means: Verily We have created them of that which they know.
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I swear by the Lord of the east and of the west, that We are able to destroy them,
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and to substitute better than them in their room; neither are We to be prevented, if We shall please so to do.
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Wherefore suffer them to wade in vain disputes, and to amuse themselves with sport: Until they meet their day with which they have been threatened;
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the day whereon they shall come forth hastily from their graves, as though they were troops hastening to their standard:
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Their looks shall be downcast; ignominy shall attend them. This is the day with which they have been threatened.
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