The Speeches & Table-Talk of the Prophet MohammadMuhammad, Prophet
Islamic
The Speeches & Table-Talk of the Prophet Mohammad
Muhammad, Prophet
Muhammad, Prophet, -632 -- Teachings; Religious life -- Islam
But be thou patient: verily the promise of God is true: and whether
we show thee part of what we threatened them, or whether we make
thee to die; yet to us shall they return.
We have sent apostles before thee. Of some we have told thee and
of some we have not told thee: but no apostle was able to bring
a sign unless by the permission of God. But when God’s behest
cometh, everything is decided with truth: and those perish who
think it vain.
It is God who hath made for you the cattle, some to ride and some
to eat,
(And ye have profit from them) and to attain by them the aims of
your hearts, for on them and in ships are ye borne:
And He showeth you His signs: which then of the signs of God will
ye deny?
Have they not journeyed in the earth, and seen what was the end of
those who were before them? They were in number more than they,
and mightier in strength, and in their footprints on the earth:
but what they had earned availed them nothing;
And when their apostles came to them with manifestations, they
exulted in what knowledge they had; but that which they had
scoffed at encompassed them.
And when they beheld our might they said, “We believe in God alone,
and we disbelieve in what we joined in worship with Him.”
And naught availed their faith, after they witnessed our might.
Such the way of God which was reserved for his servants--and
therein the unbelievers have lost.
(xl.)
JONAH.
_In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful._
A. L. R. These are the signs of the wise Book!
Is it a matter of wonder to the people that we revealed to a man
from among themselves, “Warn the people; and bring good tidings
to those who believe, that the reward of their good faith is
with their Lord?” The unbelievers say, “Lo! this is an evident
sorcerer!”
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