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
in the earth, for these is a curse and a sore abode!
God is lavish with provision to whom He pleaseth, or He stinteth
it. And they rejoice in the life of this world; but the life of
this world is but a passing joy to the life to come.
And they who disbelieve say, “Unless a sign be sent down to him
from his Lord ...” Say: God truly misleadeth whom He will; and He
guideth to himself those who repent,
Who believe, and whose hearts are at peace in the remembrance of
God! yea, in the remembrance of God shall the hearts be at peace
of those who believe and do the things that are right--good
betide them, and happy be their goal!
Thus have we sent thee among a nation, before whom other nations
have passed away, that thou mayest tell them what we have
inspired thee with: yet they disbelieve in the Merciful! Say: He
is my Lord--there is no God but Him. In Him do I put my trust,
and unto Him is my return.
Though there were a Korān by which the mountains were removed or
the earth cloven or the dead given speech--Nay! to God belongeth
the rule in all: know not they who believe, that if God pleased,
He would certainly have guided men in all?
And calamity shall not cease to befal the unbelievers for what they
have done, or settle hard by their dwellings, until the promise
of God shall come to pass. Verily God will not fail in what He
promised.
Before thee apostles have been mocked at--and long I suffered those
who disbelieved; then I took hold of them; and how great was my
punishment!
Who then is he that is standing over every soul to mark what it
hath earned? Yet they made Partners with God! Say: Name them!
could ye inform him of what He knoweth not in the earth, or are
they aught beyond words? Nay, their artifice commended itself to
those who disbelieve; and they are turned aside from the road;
and whom God misleadeth, he hath no guide.
Torment is theirs in the life of this world, and assuredly the
torment of the world to come shall be worse, and they shall have
no one to ward them from God.
A likeness of the Paradise which is promised to those that fear
God:--The rivers flow beneath it; its food and its shades are
everlasting. That is the end of those who fear God: but the end
of the unbelievers is the Fire.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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