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
provided them with good things: and they did not differ until the
knowledge came to them; verily thy Lord will decide between them
on the Day of Resurrection concerning that on which they differed.
And if thou art in doubt of what we have sent down to thee, inquire
of those who read the Scriptures before thee. Now hath truth come
unto thee from thy Lord: then be not thou of those who doubt,
Neither be of those who deny the signs of God lest thou be among
the losers.
Verily they against whom the word of thy Lord is passed shall not
believe,--
Though there came unto them every kind of sign,--till they behold
the aching torment.
Else any city had believed, and its faith had benefited it:--save
the people of JONAH; when they believed, we took away from them
the torment of shame in the life of this world, and provided for
them awhile.
But if thy Lord pleased, verily all who are in the earth had
believed together. Then canst thou compel men to become believers?
It is not in a soul to believe but by the permission of God: and He
shall lay His curse on those who have no wits.
Say: Look upon that which is in the heavens and in the earth: but
signs and warners avail not a folk that will not believe!
What then can they expect but the like of the days of those who
passed away before them? Say: Wait ye,--I too am waiting with you.
Then will we deliver our apostles and those who believe: thus is it
binding on us to deliver the faithful.
Say: O ye people! if ye are in doubt of my religion, I do not
worship those whom ye worship beside God; but I worship God, who
taketh you away; and I am commanded to be of the faithful.
And set thy face towards religion as a Hanīf, and be not of those
idolaters:
And invoke not beside God that which can neither help nor hurt; for
if thou do, thou wilt certainly be of the wicked.
And if God touch thee with affliction, there is none to remove it
but He. And if He desire thy good, there is none to hinder His
bounty--He will confer it on whom He pleaseth of his servants:
and He is the Forgiving, the Merciful!
Say: O ye people! now hath truth come unto you from your Lord; then
he who is guided, is guided only for his own behoof: but he who
erreth doth err only against himself; and I am no governor over
you!
And follow what is revealed to thee: and be patient till God
judgeth; and He is the best of judges.
(x.)
THE THUNDER.
_In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful._
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