Ayetbul | Kuran Mealleri | Quran | Abul A'la Maududi meali

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O you enveloped in your cloak![1]

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Arise, and warn,[1]

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and magnify the glory of your Lord,[1]

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and purify your robes,[1]

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and shun uncleanness,[1]

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and bestow not favour in order to seek from others a greater return,[1]

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and persevere for your Lord's sake.[1]

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When the Trumpet shall be sounded,

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that will surely be a hard day,[1]

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not an easy day for the unbelievers.[1]

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Leave Me with him[1] whom I alone have created,[2]

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whom I have endowed with abundant riches,

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and sons ever present with him,[1]

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and for whom I have smoothed the way (to power and riches),

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and who still greedily desires that I should bestow upon him more.[1]

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By no means; he is stubbornly opposed to Our Signs.

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I shall soon constrain him to a hard ascent.

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He reflected and then hatched a scheme.

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Ruin seize him, how did he hatch a scheme?

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Again, ruin seize him, how did he hatch a scheme?

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He looked (at others);

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then frowned and scowled;

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then he retreated and waxed proud,

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and said: "This (Qur'an) is merely a sorcery of yore;

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this is nothing but the word of a mere mortal!"[1]

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Him shall I soon roast in Hell.

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And what do you know what Hell is?

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It spares nothing; it leaves nothing intact;[1]

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it scorches (even) the skin.[1]

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Over it are nineteen keepers.

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We[1] have appointed none but angels as the keepers of the Fire,[2] and We have not made their number but as a trial for the unbelievers[3] so that those who have been endowed with the Book will be convinced[4] and the believers' faith will increase, [5] and neither those who have been endowed with the Book nor the believers will fall into any doubt. As for those in whose hearts there is a sickness[6] as well as the unbelievers, they will say: "What did Allah aim at by this strange parable?"[7] Thus does Allah let whomsoever He pleases to go astray, and directs whomsoever He pleases[8] to the Right Way. And none knows the hosts of your Lord but He.[9] (And Hell has only been mentioned here) that people may take heed.[10]

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Nay,[1] by the moon,

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and by the night when it recedes,

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and by the day when it dawns (with its radiance),

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surely (Hell) is one of the greatest Signs,[1]

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a warning to humankind,

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a warning to everyone of you whether he would like to come forward or lag behind.[1]

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Each one is a hostage to one's deeds,[1]

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save the People of the Right Hand

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who shall be in the Gardens,[1] and shall ask

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about the guilty ones:[1]

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"What drove you to Hell?"

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They will answer: "We were not among those who observed Prayer,[1]

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and we did not feed the poor,[1]

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and we indulged in vain talk with those who indulged in vain talk,

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and we gave the lie to the Day of Judgement

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until the inevitable event overtook us."[1]

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The intercession of the intercessors shall then be of no avail to them.[1]

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What is the matter with people that they are turning away from this Exhortation,

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as though they were frightened wild asses,

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fleeing from a lion?[1]

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No indeed; each one of them desires that open letters be sent to each of them.[1]

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No indeed; the truth is that they have no fear of the Hereafter.[1]

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Nay;[1] this is an Exhortation.

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So, whoever wills may benefit from it.

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But they will not benefit from it unless Allah Himself so wills.[1] He is worthy to be feared;[2] and He is worthy to forgive (those that fear Him).[3]

Müddessir Suresi