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
Hath not the story come to you of those who disbelieved aforetime,
and tasted the evil fruit of their doings, and received an aching
torment?
That was because when their apostles had come to them with
manifestations, they said, “Shall mortal men guide us?” And they
believed not and turned their backs. But God had no need of them;
and God is Self-sufficient and worthy to be praised!
The unbelievers pretend that they shall by no means be raised
again. Say: Nay, by my Lord, but ye shall be raised; then shall
ye certainly be told of what ye have done: and that is easy with
God.
Believe then in God and His Apostle, and in the light which we have
sent down; for God knoweth perfectly what ye do.
The day when He shall gather you together for the Day of Assembly,
that is the day of DECEPTION. And whoso believeth in God and
doeth that which is right, God shall take away his sins, and He
will bring him into the gardens beneath which rivers flow, to
dwell there evermore: that is the great prize!
But those who believe not, but deny our signs--those shall be the
inmates of the fire, to dwell therein for ever; and evil is their
journey.
There happeneth no misfortune but by God’s permission; and whoso
believeth in God, He guideth his heart; and God knoweth all
things.
Obey God, therefore, and obey the Apostle: but if ye turn away, our
Apostle is only charged with a plain message:--
God, there is no God but He! Then in God let the faithful trust.
O ye who believe! verily in your wives and your children ye have an
adversary, wherefore beware of them. But if ye relent and pardon
and forgive, then verily God too is Forgiving and Merciful.
Your wealth and your children are but a snare: but God, with Him is
the great reward.
Then fear God with all your might, and hear and obey, and give
alms for your own sakes; and whoso is saved from his own
covetousness,--these it is who prosper.
If ye lend God a good loan, He will double it to you, and will
forgive you: for God is Grateful, Mild,
Knowing the secret and the open; the Mighty, the Wise!
(lxiv.)
IRON.
_In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful._
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