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Ayah 1

The Merciful one, possessor of vast mercy.

Ayah 2

He taught the Qur’ān to people by making its memorization easy and facilitating the understanding of its meanings.

Ayah 3

He created man perfectly and formed him in the best manner.

Ayah 4

He taught him how to express what is within himself in speech and writing.

Ayah 5

He fixed a perfectly calculated course for the sun and moon, to teach people the number of years and calculation.

Ayah 6

Plants that do not have a stem and trees prostrate to Allah, (may He be glorified), in submission and surrender to Him.

Ayah 7

He raised the sky above the earth as a roof for it. He established justice on earth and instructed His servants with it.

Ayah 8

He established justice so that you, O people, are not unjust and deceitful in weighing and measurement.

Ayah 9

Maintain the weighing justly between yourselves and do not give short weight or measure when you measure or weigh for others.

Ayah 10

He prepared the earth for the creation to settle on it.

Ayah 11

It contains trees that produce fruit and date-palms that have receptacles that split open to reveal clusters.

Ayah 12

It contains grain with straw like wheat and barley and the different types of grain that you have been provided as food. It contains plants whose fragrances you find to be pleasant.

Ayah 13

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 14

He created Adam (peace be upon him) from dried clay that has a clatter like that of baked clay.

Ayah 15

He created the father of the jinn from a flame that is pure of smoke.

Ayah 16

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 17

Lord of the sun’s two points of rising and its two points of setting in winter and summer.

Ayah 18

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 19

Allah mixed the two seas, the salty and the sweet, that converge as far as the eye can see.

Ayah 20

Between them is a barrier that prevents each one of them from transgressing over the other so that the sweet remains sweet and the salty remains salty.

Ayah 21

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 22

From these seas pearls and coral emerge.

Ayah 23

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 24

He, (may He be glorified), alone has control of the ships that sail on the oceans like mountains.

Ayah 25

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 26

Every creation that is on the surface of the earth will inevitably perish.

Ayah 27

The face of your Lord, O Messenger, the One of greatness, kindness and bounty for His servants, will remain and will never perish.

Ayah 28

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 29

The angels in the heavens and the jinn and men on earth ask Him for their needs. Every day he brings about a matter from the affairs of His servants such as giving life, death, provision etc.

Ayah 30

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 31

I will attend to your reckoning, O men and jinn. and I will recompense each one with the reward or punishment he deserves.

Ayah 32

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 33

Allah will say on the Day of Judgment, when He gathers jinn and men: O group of jinn and men, if you are able to find for yourselves an exit from one part of the heavens and earth then do so. You will never be able to do so except with power and evidence, and where do you have that?

Ayah 34

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 35

A flame of smokeless fire will be sent on you, O men and jinn, and smoke without a flame, and you will not be able to protect yourselves.

Ayah 36

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 37

When the sky will split open for the angels to descend from it and it will be red like molten lead or the like due to the terror of the day of judgment.

Ayah 38

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 39

On that great day no man or jinn will be asked about their sins, because Allah knows their deeds.

Ayah 40

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 41

The guilty ones will be recognised on that day by their mark, which is the blackness of their faces and the blueness of their eyes. Their forelocks will be tied to their feet and they will be thrown into Hell.

Ayah 42

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 43

It will be said to them in rebuke: This is the Hell that the guilty ones used to reject in the world, which is before their eyes and which they are unable to deny.

Ayah 44

They will go between it and water that is extremely hot.

Ayah 45

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 46

Those who fear to stand before their Lord in the Hereafter, and therefore have faith and do righteous deeds, will have two gardens.

Ayah 47

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 48

These two gardens will have huge fresh branches producing fruit.

Ayah 49

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 50

In the two gardens there will be two springs flowing between them with water.

Ayah 51

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 52

In them there will be two types of every fruit to enjoy.

Ayah 53

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 54

Reclining on spreads, whose inner lining will be of coarse silk, and the fruits that they will reap from the two gardens will be close and within reach of a person standing, sitting or reclining.

Ayah 55

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 56

In them there will be women who will restrict their gaze to their husbands, whose virginity was not broken by any man or jinn before their husbands.

Ayah 57

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 58

As though they are rubies and coral in their beauty and purity.

Ayah 59

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 60

The reward of those who properly followed their Lord is only that Allah will give them a proper recompense.

Ayah 61

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 62

Below those two mentioned gardens are another two gardens.

Ayah 63

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 64

Both of the deepest green.

Ayah 65

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 66

In these two gardens there are springs that forcefully gush forth with water. The gushing of their water does not stop.

Ayah 67

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 68

In these two gardens there are abundant fruit, huge date-palms and pomegranates.

Ayah 69

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 70

In these four gardens there are women with good characters and beautiful faces.

Ayah 71

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 72

Houris covered in tents as protection for them.

Ayah 73

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 74

Before their husbands no man or jinn has come close to them.

Ayah 75

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 76

Reclining on cushions covered with green covers, and beautiful carpets.

Ayah 77

Which of Allah’s numerous favours to you, O group of Jinn and men, do you deny?

Ayah 78

The name of your Lord, the Possessor of majesty, favour and bounty over His servants, is great and full of goodness.

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