Surah 039

    Surah Az-Zumar

    سُورَةُ الزُّمَرِ

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    Meccan75 VersesJuz 23 to 24

    Verses

    20 per pageVerses 21-40 of 75
    1. Juz 23

      ART THOU NOT aware that it is God who sends down water from the skies, and then causes it to travel through the earth in the shape of springs? And then He brings forth thereby herbage of various hues; and then it withers, and thou canst see it turn yellow; and in the end He causes it to crumble to dust. Verily, in [all] this there is indeed a reminder to those who are endowed with insight!

    2. Juz 23

      Could, then, one whose bosom God has opened wide with willingness towards self-surrender unto Him, so that he is illumined by a light [that flows] from his Sustainer, [be likened to the blind and deaf of heart]? Woe, then, unto those whose hearts are hardened against all remembrance of God! They are most obviously lost in error!

    3. Juz 23

      God bestows from on high the best of all teachings in the shape of a divine writ fully consistent within itself, repeating each statement [of the truth] in manifold forms [a divine writ] whereat shiver the skins of all who of their Sustainer stand in awe: [but] in the end their skins and their hearts do soften at the remembrance of [the grace of] God. Such is God’s guidance: He guides therewith him that wills [to be guided] whereas he whom God lets go astray can never find any guide

    4. Juz 23

      Could, then, one who shall have nothing but is [bare] face to protect him from the awful suffering [that will befall him] on Resurrection Day [be likened to the God-conscious]? [On that Day,] the evildoers will be told: “Taste [now] what you have earned [in life]!”

    5. Juz 23

      Those who lived before them did [too] give the lie to the truth - whereupon suffering befell them without their having perceived whence it came:

    6. Juz 23

      and thus God let them taste ignominy [even] in the life of this world. Yet [how] much greater will be the [sinners’] suffering in the life to come - if they [who now deny the truth] but knew it!

    7. Juz 23

      THUS, INDEED, have We propounded unto men all kinds of parables in this Qur’an, so that they might bethink themselves; [and We have revealed it]

    8. Juz 23

      as a discourse in the Arabic tongue, free of all devious­ness, so that they might become conscious of God.

    9. Juz 23

      [To this end,] God sets forth a parable: A man who has for his masters several partners, [all of them] at variance with one another, and a man depending wholly on one person: can these two be deemed equal as regards their condition? [Nay,] all praise is due to God [alone]: but most of them do not understand this.

    10. Juz 23

      Yet, verily, thou art bound to die, [O Muhammad,] and, verily, they, too, are bound to die:

    11. Juz 23

      and then, behold, on the Day of Resurrection you all shall place your dispute before your Sustainer.

    12. Juz 24

      And who could be more wicked than he who invents lies about God? and gives the lie to the truth as soon as it has been placed before him? Is not hell the [proper] abode for all who deny the truth?

    13. Juz 24

      But he who brings the truth, and he who wholeheartedly accepts it as true - it is they, they, who are [truly] conscious of Him!

    14. Juz 24

      All that they have ever yearned for awaits them with their Sustainer: such will be the reward of the doers of good.

    15. Juz 24

      And to this end, God will efface from their record the worst that they ever did, and give them their reward in accordance with the best that they were doing [in life].

    16. Juz 24

      IS NOT God enough for His servant? And yet, they would frighten thee with those [imaginary divine powers which they worship] beside Him! But he whom God lets go astray can never find any guide,

    17. Juz 24

      whereas he whom God guides aright can never be led astray. Is not God almighty, an avenger of evil?

    18. Juz 24

      And thus it is [with most people]: if thou ask them, “Who is it that has created the heavens and the earth?” - they will surely answer, “God.” Say: “Have you, then, ever considered what it is that you invoke instead of God? If God wills that harm should befall me, could those [imaginary powers] remove the harm inflicted by Him? Or, if He wills that grace should alight on me, could they withhold His grace [from me]?” Say: “God is enough for me! In Him [alone] place their trust all who have trust [in His existence].”

    19. Juz 24

      Say: “O my [truth-denying] people! Do yet all that may be within your power, [whereas] I, behold, shall labour [in God’s way]: in time you will come to know

    20. Juz 24

      who it is that shall be visited [in this world] by suffering which will cover him with ignominy, and upon whom long-lasting suffering shall alight [in the life to come]!”

    About Surah Az-Zumar

    Surah Az-Zumar (سُورَةُ الزُّمَرِ) is chapter 39 of the Holy Quran. It is a Meccan Surah containing 75 verses.

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