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13. Ar-Ra'd
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In the Name of Allâh, the Most
Beneficent, the Most Merciful. |
| 1. |

Alif-Lâm-Mîm-Râ.
[These letters are one of the
miracles of the Qur'ân and none
but Allâh (Alone) knows their
meanings].
These are the Verses of the
Book (the Qur'ân), and that which
has been revealed unto you
(Muhammad SAW) from your
Lord is the truth, but most men
believe not.
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| 2. |

Allâh is He Who raised the
heavens without any pillars that
you can see. Then, He Istawâ (rose
above) the Throne (really in a
manner that suits His Majesty). He
has subjected the sun and the moon
(to continue going round)! Each
running (its course) for a term
appointed. He regulates all
affairs, explaining the Ayât (proofs,
evidences, verses, lessons, signs,
revelations, etc.) in detail, that
you may believe with certainty in
the meeting with your Lord. |
| 3. |

And it is He Who spread out the
earth, and placed therein firm
mountains and rivers and of every
kind of fruits He made Zawjain
Ithnaîn (two in pairs - may
mean two kinds or it may mean: of
two sorts, e.g. black and white,
sweet and sour, small and big,
etc.) He brings the night as a
cover over the day. Verily, in
these things, there are Ayât
(proofs, evidences, lessons,
signs, etc.) for people who
reflect. |
| 4. |

And in the earth are neighbouring
tracts, and gardens of vines, and
green crops (fields etc.), and
date-palms, growing out two or
three from a single stem root, or
otherwise (one stem root for every
palm ), watered with the same
water, yet some of them We make
more excellent than others to eat.
Verily, in these things, there are
Ayât (proofs, evidences,
lessons, signs) for the people who
understand. |
| 5. |

And if you (O Muhammad SAW)
wonder (at these polytheists who
deny your message of Islâmic
Monotheism and have taken besides
Allâh others for worship who can
neither harm nor benefit), then
wondrous is their saying:
"When we are dust, shall we
indeed then be (raised) in a new
creation?" They are those who
disbelieve in their Lord! They are
those who will have iron chains
tying their hands to their necks.
They will be dwellers of the Fire
to abide therein. |
| 6. |

They ask you to hasten the evil
before the good, yet (many)
exemplary punishments have indeed
occurred before them. But verily,
your Lord is full of Forgiveness
for mankind inspite of their
wrong-doing. And verily, your Lord
is (also) Severe in punishment. |
| 7. |

And the disbelievers say:
"Why is not a sign sent down
to him from his Lord?" You
are only a warner, and to every
people there is a guide. |
| 8. |

Allâh knows what every female
bears, and by how much the wombs
fall short (of their time or
number) or exceed. Everything with
Him is in (due) proportion. |
| 9. |

All-Knower of the unseen and the
seen, the Most Great, the Most
High. |
| 10. |

It is the same (to Him) whether
any of you conceal his speech or
declare it openly, whether he be
hid by night or go forth freely by
day. |
| 11. |

For each (person), there are
angels in succession, before and
behind him.[]
They guard him by the Command of
Allâh. Verily! Allâh will not
change the good condition of a
people as long as they do not
change their state of goodness
themselves (by committing sins and
by being ungrateful and
disobedient to Allâh). But when
Allâh wills a people's
punishment, there can be no
turning back of it, and they will
find besides Him no protector. |
| 12. |

It is He who shows you the
lightning, as a fear (for
travellers) and as a hope (for
those who wait for rain). And it
is He Who brings up (or
originates) the clouds, heavy
(with water). |
| 13. |

And Ar-Ra'd[]
(thunder) glorifies and praises
Him, and so do the angels because
of His Awe, He sends the
thunderbolts, and therewith He
strikes whom He wills, yet they
(disbelievers) dispute about Allâh.
And He is Mighty in strength and
Severe in punishment. |
| 14. |

For Him (Alone) is the Word of
Truth (i.e. none has the right to
be worshipped but He). And those
whom they (polytheists and
disbelievers) invoke, answer them
no more than one who stretches
forth his hand (at the edge of a
deep well) for water to reach his
mouth, but it reaches him not, and
the invocation of the disbelievers
is nothing but an error (i.e. of
no use). |
| 15. |

And unto Allâh (Alone) falls in
prostration whoever is in the
heavens and the earth, willingly
or unwillingly, and so do their
shadows in the mornings and in the
afternoons. |
| 16. |

Say (O Muhammad SAW):
"Who is the Lord of the
heavens and the earth?" Say:
"(It is) Allâh." Say:
"Have you then taken (for
worship) Auliyâ' (protectors,
etc.) other than Him, such as have
no power either for benefit or for
harm to themselves?" Say:
"Is the blind equal to the
one who sees? Or darkness equal to
light? Or do they assign to Allâh
partners who created the like of
His creation, so that the creation
(which they made and His creation)
seemed alike to them." Say:
"Allâh is the Creator of all
things, He is the One, the
Irresistible." |
| 17. |

He sends down water (rain) from
the sky, and the valleys flow
according to their measure, but
the flood bears away the foam that
mounts up to the surface, and
(also) from that (ore) which they
heat in the fire in order to make
ornaments or utensils, rises a
foam like unto it, thus does Allâh
(by parables) show forth truth and
falsehood[].
Then, as for the foam it passes
away as scum upon the banks, while
that which is for the good of
mankind remains in the earth. Thus
Allâh sets forth parables (for
the truth and falsehood, i.e.
Belief and disbelief). |
| 18. |

For those who answered their
Lord's Call [believed in the
Oneness of Allâh and followed His
Messenger Muhammad SAW
i.e. Islâmic Monotheism] is Al-Husna
(i.e. Paradise). But those who
answered not His Call (disbelieved
in the Oneness of Allâh and
followed not His Messenger
Muhammad SAW), if they
had all that is in the earth
together with its like, they would
offer it in order to save
themselves (from the torment, it
will be in vain). For them there
will be the terrible reckoning.
Their dwelling place will be Hell;
- and worst indeed is that place
for rest.[] |
| 19. |

Shall he then who knows that what
has been revealed unto you (O
Muhammad SAW) from your
Lord is the truth be like him who
is blind? But it is only the men
of understanding that pay heed. |
| 20. |

Those who fulfill the Covenant of
Allâh and break not the Mîthâq
(bond, treaty, covenant); |
| 21. |

Those who join that which Allâh
has commanded to be joined (i.e.
they are good to their relatives
and do not sever the bond of
kinship), fear their Lord, and
dread the terrible reckoning (i.e.
abstain from all kinds of sins and
evil deeds which Allâh has
forbidden and perform all kinds of
good deeds which Allâh has
ordained). |
| 22. |

And those who remain patient,
seeking their Lord's Countenance,
perform As-Salât (Iqâmat-as-Salât),
and spend out of that which We
have bestowed on them, secretly
and openly, and defend evil with
good, for such there is a good
end; |
| 23. |

'Adn (Eden) Paradise
(everlasting Gardens), which they
shall enter and (also) those who
acted righteously from among their
fathers, and their wives, and
their offspring. And angels shall
enter unto them from every gate
(saying): |
| 24. |

"Salâmun 'Alaikum (peace
be upon you) for that you
persevered in patience! Excellent
indeed is the final home!" |
| 25. |

And those who break the Covenant
of Allâh, after its ratification,
and sever that which Allâh has
commanded to be joined (i.e. they
sever the bond of kinship and are
not good to their relatives), and
work mischief in the land, on them
is the curse (i.e. they will be
far away from Allâh's Mercy); And
for them is the unhappy (evil)
home (i.e. Hell)[]. |
| 26. |

Allâh increases the provision for
whom He wills, and straitens (it
for whom He wills), and they
rejoice in the life of the world,
whereas the life of this world as
compared with the Hereafter is but
a brief passing enjoyment. |
| 27. |

And those who disbelieve say:
"Why is not a sign sent down
to him (Muhammad SAW)
from his Lord?" Say:
"Verily, Allâh sends astray
whom He wills and guides unto
Himself those who turn to Him in
repentance." |
| 28. |

Those who believe (in the Oneness
of Allâh - Islâmic Monotheism),
and whose hearts find rest in the
remembrance of Allâh, Verily, in
the remembrance of Allâh do
hearts find rest[]. |
| 29. |

Those who believe (in the Oneness
of Allâh - Islâmic Monotheism),
and work righteousness, Tûbâ (it
means all kinds of happiness or
name of a tree in Paradise) is for
them and a beautiful place of
(final) return. |
| 30. |

Thus have We sent you (O Muhammad SAW)
to a community before whom other
communities have passed away, in
order that you might recite unto
them what We have inspired to you,
while they disbelieve in the Most
Beneficient (Allâh) Say: "He
is my Lord! Lâ ilâha illâ
Huwa (none has the right to be
worshipped but He)! In Him is my
trust, and to Him will be my
return with repentance." |
| 31. |

And if there had been a Qur'ân
with which mountains could be
moved (from their places), or the
earth could be cloven asunder, or
the dead could be made to speak
(it would not have been other than
this Qur'ân). But the decision of
all things is certainly with Allâh.
Have not then those who believe
yet known that had Allâh willed,
He could have guided all mankind?
And a disaster will not cease to
strike those who disbelieve
because of their (evil) deeds or
it (i.e. the disaster) settle
close to their homes, until the
Promise of Allâh comes to pass.
Certainly, Allâh does not fail in
His Promise. |
| 32. |

And indeed (many) Messengers were
mocked at before you (O Muhammad SAW),
but I granted respite to those who
disbelieved, and finally I
punished them. Then how (terrible)
was My Punishment! |
| 33. |

Is then He (Allâh) Who takes
charge (guards, maintains,
provides, etc.) of every person
and knows all that he has earned
(like any other deities who know
nothing)? Yet they ascribe
partners to Allâh. Say:
"Name them! Is it that you
will inform Him of something He
knows not in the earth or is it
(just) a show of false
words." Nay! To those who
disbelieve, their plotting is made
fairseeming, and they have been
hindered from the Right Path, and
whom Allâh sends astray, for him,
there is no guide. |
| 34. |

For them is a torment in the life
of this world, and certainly,
harder is the torment of the
Hereafter. And they have no
protector against Allâh. |
| 35. |

The description of the Paradise
which the Muttaqûn (pious
- see V.2:2): have been promised!
-Underneath it rivers flow, its
provision is eternal and so is its
shade, this is the end (final
destination) of the Muttaqûn (pious
- see V.2:2), and the end
(final destination) of the
disbelievers is Fire. (See Verse
47:15) |
| 36. |

Those to whom We have given the
Book (such as 'Abdullâh bin Salâm
and other Jews who embraced Islâm),
rejoice at what has been revealed
unto you (i.e. the Qur'ân)[],
but there are among the
Confederates (from the Jews and
pagans) those who reject a part
thereof. Say (O Muhammad SAW):
"I am commanded only to
worship Allâh (Alone) and not to
join partners with Him. To Him
(Alone) I call and to Him is my
return." |
| 37. |

And thus have We sent it (the Qur'ân)
down to be a judgement of
authority in Arabic. Were you (O
Muhammad SAW) to follow
their (vain) desires after the
knowledge which has come to you,
then you will not have any Walî
(protector) or defender against
Allâh. |
| 38. |

And indeed We sent Messengers
before you (O Muhammad SAW),
and made for them wives and
offspring. And it was not for a
Messenger to bring a sign except
by Allâh's Leave. (For) each and
every matter there is a Decree
(from Allâh). |
| 39. |

Allâh blots out what He wills and
confirms (what He wills). And with
Him is the Mother of the Book (Al-Lauh
Al-Mahfûz) |
| 40. |

Whether We show you (O Muhammad SAW)
part of what We have promised them
or cause you to die, your duty is
only to convey (the Message) and
on Us is the reckoning. |
| 41. |

See they not that We gradually
reduce the land (of disbelievers,
by giving it to the believers, in
war victories) from its outlying
borders. And Allâh judges, there
is none to put back His Judgement
and He is Swift at reckoning. |
| 42. |

And verily, those before them did
devise plots, but all planning is
Allâh's. He knows what every
person earns, and the disbelievers
will know who gets the good end
(final destination). |
| 43. |

And those who disbelieve, say:
"You (O Muhammad SAW)
are not a Messenger." Say:
"Sufficient for a witness
between me and you is Allâh and
those too who have knowledge of
the Scripture (such as 'Abdullâh
bin Salâm and other Jews and
Christians who embraced Islâm)." |
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