Chapter 79 Chapter 78 News
This chapter is from Mecca, and it has forty verses in total.
Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful
1 They asked each other, what?
Two Inquire about the great news,
Three is the news they are arguing about.
Four Absolutely not!They will know in the future.
Five Absolutely not, they will know in the future.
6 Have I not made the earth a cradle,
VII Make the mountains like stakes?
8 I made you spouses,
9 I gave you rest from sleep,
10 I used the night as a curtain,
11 I earn my living by day labor,
12 Over you I have built seven firm heavens,
13 I create a lamp,
14 From the watery cloud I send down a torrent of rain,
15 so that by it I may bring forth a hundred grains and plants,
16 And lush gardens.
17 The day of judgment is indeed the appointed day,
18 In that day the trumpet will be sounded, and you will come in multitudes;
Nine days will be opened, with many doors;
Twenty mountains will be moved and become phantoms;
21 Hell does serve,
22 It is the home of the rebels;
23 They will stay in it for a long time.
24 They shall not sleep in it, nor drink,
Twenty-five drink only boiling water and pus.
Twenty-six That's a decent reward.
27 They are not afraid of reckoning,
28 They have denied my signs,
29. I have written all things in a Bible.
Three Zero (will say to them:) "Try it! I will only increase your punishment."
There is a harvest for those who fear the Trinity,
32 Many gardens and vines,
Sansan and girls with round breasts and the same age,
Three or four and a full cup of Liquan.
35 They will not hear evil words and lies in it.
36 That is the reward from your Lord—a sufficient reward.
Thirty-seven He is the lord of heaven and earth, the merciful lord, and they dare not speak to him.
38. On the day when the spirit and the gods stand in line, they are not allowed to speak, and only those who are authorized by the benevolent Lord and who can speak the right words dare to speak.
39 There must be a day, when whoever wills, let him choose a destination unto his Lord.
40 Verily I warn you of an impending doom, when each will see the work he has done, and the unbelievers will say, "Oh, if only I were dust."