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  • 1. THE OPENING (al-Fatihah)
  • 2. THE HEIFER (al-Baqarah)
  • 3 . FAMILY OF IMRAN (Ali ‘Imran)
  • 4. WOMEN (an-Nisa’)
  • 5. TABLE (al-Ma’idah)
  • 6. LIVESTOCK (al-An’am)
  • 7. THE ELEVATIONS (al-A’raf)
  • 8. THE SPOILS (al-Anfal)
  • 9. REPENTANCE (at-Tawbah)
  • 10. JONAH (Yunus)
  • 11. HUD (Hud)
  • 12. JOSEPH (Yusuf)
  • 13. THE THUNDER (ar-Ra’d)
  • 14. ABRAHAM (Ibrahim)
  • 15. THE ROCK (al-Hijr)
  • 16. THE BEE (an-Nahl)
  • 17. THE NIGHT JOURNEY (al-Isra’)
  • 18. THE CAVE (al-Kahf)
  • 19. MARY (Maryam)
  • 20. TA-HA (Ta-Ha)
  • 21. THE PROPHETS (al-Anbiya)
  • 22. THE PILGRAMAGE (al-Hajj)
  • 23. THE BELIEVERS (al-Mu’minun)
  • 24. THE LIGHT (an-Nur)
  • 25. THE CRITERION (al-Furqan)
  • 26. THE POETS (ash-Shu’ara’)
  • 27. THE ANT (an-Naml)
  • 28. HISTORY (al-Qasas)
  • 29. THE SPIDER (al-’Ankabut)
  • 30. THE ROMANS (ar-Rum)
  • 31. LUQMAN (Luqman)
  • 32. PROSTRATION (as-Sajdah)
  • 33. THE CONFEDERATES (al-Ahzab)
  • 34. SHEBA (Saba’)
  • 35. ORIGINATOR (Fatir)
  • 36. YA-SEEN (Ya-Seen)
  • 37. THE ALIGNERS (as-Saffat)
  • 38. SAAD (Saad)
  • 39. THE THRONGS (az-Zumar)
  • 40. THE FORGIVER (Ghafir)
  • 41. DETAILED (Fussilat)
  • 42. CONSULTATION (ash-Shura)
  • 43. DECORATIONS (az-Zukhruf)
  • 44. SMOKE (ad-Dukhan)
  • 45. KNEELING (al-Jathiyah)
  • 46. THE DUNES (al-Ahqaf)
  • 47. MUHAMMAD (Muhammad)
  • 48. VICTORY (al-Fath)
  • 49. THE CHAMBERS (al-Hujurat)
  • 50. QAF (Qaf)
  • 51. THE SPREADERS (adh-Dhariyat)
  • 52. THE MOUNT (at-Tur)
  • 53. THE STAR (an-Najm)
  • 54. THE MOON (al-Qamar)
  • 55. THE COMPASSIONATE (ar-Rahman)
  • 56. THE INEVITABLE (al-Waqi’ah)
  • 57. IRON (al-Hadid`)
  • 58. THE ARGUMENT (al-Mujadilah)
  • 59. THE MOBILIZATION (al-Hashr)
  • 60. THE WOMAN TESTED (al-Mumtahina)
  • 61. COLUMN (as-Saff)
  • 62. FRIDAY (al-Jumu’ah)
  • 63. THE HYPOCRITES (al-Munafiqun)
  • 64. GATHERING (at-Taghabun)
  • 65. DIVORCE (at-Talaq)
  • 66. PROHIBITION (at-Tahrim)
  • 67. SOVEREIGNTY (al-Mulk)
  • 68. THE PEN (al-Qalam)
  • 69. THE REALITY (al-Haqqah)
  • 70. WAYS OF ASCENT (al-Ma’arij)
  • 71. NOAH (Nuh)
  • 72. THE JINN (al-Jinn)
  • 73. THE ENWRAPPED (al-Muzzammil)
  • 74. THE ENROBED (al-Muddathir)
  • 75. RESURRECTION (al-Qiyamah)
  • 76. MAN (al-Insan)
  • 77. THE UNLEASHED (al-Mursalat)
  • 78. THE EVENT (an-Naba’)
  • 79. THE SNATCHERS (an-Nazi’at)
  • 80. HE FROWNED (‘Abasa)
  • 81. THE ROLLING (at-Takwir)
  • 82. THE SHATTERING (al-Infitar)
  • 83. THE DEFRAUDERS (al-Mutaffifin)
  • 84. THE RUPTURE (al-Inshiqaq)
  • 85. THE CONSTELLATIONS (al-Buruj)
  • 86. THE NIGHTLY VISITOR (at-Tariq)
  • 87. THE MOST HIGH (al-A’la)
  • 88. THE OVERWHELMING (al-Ghashiyah)
  • 89. THE DAWN (al-Fajr)
  • 90. THE LAND (al-Balad)
  • 91. THE SUN (ash-Shams)
  • 92. THE NIGHT (al-Layl)
  • 93. MORNING LIGHT (adh-Duha)
  • 94. THE SOOTHING (ash-Sharh)
  • 95. THE FIG (at-Tin)
  • 96. CLOT (al-’Alaq)
  • 97. DECREE (al-Qadr)
  • 98. CLEAR EVIDENCE (al-Bayyinah)
  • 99. THE QUAKE (az-Zalzalah)
  • 100. THE RACERS (al-’Adiyat)
  • 101. THE SHOCKER (al-Qari’ah)
  • 102. ABUNDANCE (at-Takathur)
  • 103. TIME (al-’Asr)
  • 104. THE BACKBITER (al-Humazah)
  • 105. THE ELEPHANT (al-Fil)
  • 106. QURAISH (Quraysh)
  • 107. ASSISTANCE (al-Ma’un)
  • 108. PLENTY (al-Kawthar)
  • 109. THE DISBELIEVERS (al-Kafirun)
  • 110. VICTORY (an-Nasr)
  • 111. THORNS (al-Masad)
  • 112. MONOTHEISM (al-Ikhlas)
  • 113. DAYBREAK (al-Falaq)
  • 114. MANKIND (an-Nas)
  • Juz’ Amma – Surah 89-114
  • Athan (Call To Prayer)
  • Athan Fajr (The Break of Day Call To Prayer)
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40. THE FORGIVER (Ghafir)

In the name of Allah,
the Gracious, the Merciful

THE FORGIVER (Ghafir)
  1. Ha, Meem.
  2. The sending down of the Scripture is from
    Allah the Almighty, the Omniscient.
  3. Forgiver of sins, Accepter of repentance, Severe in punishment, Bountiful in bounty.
    There is no god but He. To Him is the ultimate return.
  4. None argues against Allah’s revelations except those who disbelieve. So do not be impressed by their activities in the land.
  5. Before them the people of Noah rejected the
    truth, as did the confederates after them.
    Every community plotted against their messenger, to capture him. And they argued with
    falsehood, to defeat with it the truth. But I
    seized them. What a punishment it was!
  6. Thus the sentence of your Lord became realized against those who disbelieve, that they
    are to be inmates of the Fire.
  7. Those who carry the Throne, and those
    around it, glorify their Lord with praise, and
    believe in Him, and ask for forgiveness for
    those who believe: “Our Lord, You have encompassed everything in mercy and
    knowledge; so forgive those who repent and
    follow Your path, and protect them from the
    agony of the Blaze.
  8. And admit them, Our Lord, into the Gardens of Eternity, which You have promised
    them, and the righteous among their parents,
    and their spouses, and their offspring. You
    are indeed the Almighty, the Most Wise.
  9. And shield them from the evil deeds.
    Whomever You shield from the evil deeds,
    on that Day, You have had mercy on him.
    That is the supreme achievement.”
  10. Those who disbelieved will be addressed,
    “The loathing of Allah is greater than your
    loathing of yourselves—for you were invited
    to the faith, but you refused.”
  11. They will say, “Our Lord, you made us die
    twice, and twice you gave us life. Now we
    acknowledge our sins. Is there any way out?”
  12. That is because when Allah alone was
    called upon, you disbelieved; but when others
    were associated with Him, you believed.
    Judgment rests with Allah the Sublime, the
    Majestic.
  13. It is He who shows you His wonders, and
    sends down sustenance from the sky for you.
    But none pays heed except the repentant.
  14. So call upon Allah, with sincere devotion to
    Him, even though the disbelievers resent it.
  15. Exalted in rank, Owner of the Throne. He
    conveys the Spirit, by His command, upon
    whomever He wills of His servants, to warn
    of the Day of Encounter.
  16. The Day when they will emerge, nothing
    about them will be concealed from Allah. “To
    whom does the sovereignty belong today?”
    “To Allah, the One, the Irresistible.”
  17. On that Day, every soul will be recompensed for what it had earned. There will be
    no injustice on that Day. Allah is quick to settle accounts.
  18. And warn them of the Day of Imminence,
    when the hearts are at the throats, choking
    them. The evildoers will have no intimate
    friend, and no intercessor to be obeyed.
  19. He knows the deceptions of the eyes, and
    what the hearts conceal.
  20. Allah judges with justice, while those
    whom they invoke besides Him cannot judge
    with anything. It is Allah who is the Hearing,
    the Seeing.
  21. Have they not travelled through the earth,
    and seen the consequences for those before
    them? They were stronger than them, and
    they left more impact on earth. But Allah
    seized them for their sins, and they had no
    defender against Allah.
  22. That is because their messengers used to
    come to them with clear proofs, but they disbelieved, so Allah seized them. He is Strong,
    Severe in retribution.
  23. We sent Moses with Our signs, and a clear
    authority.
  24. To Pharaoh, Hamaan, and Quaroon. But
    they said, “A lying sorcerer.”
  25. Then, when he came to them with the truth
    from Us, they said, “Kill the sons of those
    who have believed with him, and spare their
    daughters.” But the scheming of the unbelievers can only go astray.
  26. Pharaoh said, “Leave me to kill Moses, and
    let him appeal to his Lord. I fear he may
    change your religion, or spread disorder in
    the land.”
  27. Moses said, “I have sought the protection
    of my Lord and your Lord, from every tyrant
    who does not believe in the Day of Account.”
  28. A believing man from Pharaoh’s family,
    who had concealed his faith, said, “Are you
    going to kill a man for saying, `My Lord is
    Allah,’ and he has brought you clear proofs
    from your Lord? If he is a liar, his lying will
    rebound upon him; but if he is truthful, then
    some of what he promises you will befall you.
    Allah does not guide the extravagant imposter.
  29. O my people! Yours is the dominion today,
    supreme in the land; but who will help us
    against Allah’s might, should it fall upon us?”
    Pharaoh said, “I do not show you except what
    I see, and I do not guide you except to the
    path of prudence.”
  30. The one who had believed said, “O my people, I fear for you the like of the day of the
    confederates.
  31. Like the fate of the people of Noah, and
    Aad, and Thamood, and those after them. Allah wants no injustice for the servants.
  32. O my people, I fear for you the Day of Calling Out.
  33. The Day when you will turn and flee, having no defender against Allah. Whomever Allah misguides has no guide.”
  34. Joseph had come to you with clear revelations, but you continued to doubt what he
    came to you with. Until, when he perished,
    you said, “Allah will never send a messenger
    after him.” Thus Allah leads astray the outrageous skeptic.
  35. Those who argue against Allah’s revelations, without any proof having come to
    them—a heinous sin in the sight of Allah, and
    of those who believe. Thus Allah seals the
    heart of every proud bully.
  36. And Pharaoh said, “O Hamaan, build me a
    tower, that I may reach the pathways.
  37. The pathways of the heavens, so that I may
    glance at the God of Moses; though I think he
    is lying.” Thus Pharaoh’s evil deeds were
    made to appear good to him, and he was
    averted from the path. Pharaoh’s guile was
    only in defeat.
  38. The one who had believed said,“O my people, follow me, and I will guide you to the
    path of rectitude.”
  39. “O my people, the life of this world is nothing but fleeting enjoyment, but the Hereafter
    is the Home of Permanence.
  40. Whoever commits a sin will be repaid only
    with its like. But whoever works righteousness, whether male or female, and is a believer—these will enter Paradise, where they
    will be provided for without account.
  41. O my people, how is it that I call you to salvation, and you call me to the Fire?
  42. You call me to reject Allah, and to associate
    with Him what I have no knowledge of, while
    I call you to the Mighty Forgiver.
  43. Without a doubt, what you call me to has
    no say in this world, or in the Hereafter; and
    our turning back is to Allah; and the transgressors are the inmates of the Fire.
  44. You will remember what I am telling you,
    so I commit my case to Allah. Allah is Observant of the servants.”
  45. So Allah protected him from the evils of
    their scheming, while a terrible torment besieged Pharaoh’s clan.
  46. The Fire. They will be exposed to it morning and evening. And on the Day the Hour
    takes place: “Admit the clan of Pharaoh to the
    most intense agony.”
  47. As they quarrel in the Fire, the weak will
    say to those who were arrogant, “We were
    followers of yours; will you then spare us a
    portion of the Fire?”
  48. Those who were arrogant will say, “We are
    all in it; Allah has judged between the servants.”
  49. And those in the Fire will say to the keepers
    of Hell, “Call to your Lord to lessen our suffering for one day.”
  50. They will say, “Did not your messengers
    come to you with clear signs?” They will say,
    “Yes.” They will say, “Then pray, but the
    prayers of the disbelievers will always be in
    vain.”
  51. Most surely We will support Our messengers and those who believe, in this life, and on
    the Day the witnesses arise.
  52. The Day when their excuses will not profit
    the wrongdoers, and the curse will be upon
    them, and they will have the Home of Misery.
  53. We gave Moses guidance, and made the
    Children of Israel inherit the Scripture.
  54. A guide and a reminder for those endowed
    with reason.
  55. So be patient. The promise of Allah is true.
    And ask forgiveness for your sin, and proclaim the praise of your Lord evening and
    morning.
  56. Those who dispute regarding Allah’s revelations without any authority having come to
    them—there is nothing in their hearts but the
    feeling of greatness, which they will never attain. So seek refuge in Allah; for He is the All-Hearing, the All-Seeing.
  57. Certainly the creation of the heavens and
    the earth is greater than the creation of humanity, but most people do not know.
  58. Not equal are the blind and the seeing. Nor
    are those who believe and work righteousness
    equal to the sinners. How little you reflect.
  59. Indeed, the Hour is coming; there is no
    doubt about it; but most people do not believe.
  60. Your Lord has said, “Pray to Me, and I will
    respond to you. But those who are too proud
    to worship Me will enter Hell forcibly.”
  61. It is Allah Who made the night for you, that
    you may rest therein; and the day allowing
    sight. Allah is gracious towards the people,
    but most people do not give thanks.
  62. Such is Allah, your Lord, Creator of all
    things. There is no god except Him; so how
    could you turn away?
  63. Thus are turned away those who dispute
    the signs of Allah.
  64. It is Allah who made the earth a habitat for
    you, and the sky a structure. And He designed you, and designed you well; and He
    provided you with the good things. Such is
    Allah, your Lord; so Blessed is Allah, Lord of
    the Worlds.
  65. He is the Living One. There is no god except He. So pray to Him, devoting your religion to Him. Praise be to Allah, the Lord of
    the Worlds.
  66. Say, “I was prohibited from worshiping
    those you invoke besides Allah, now that
    clear revelations have come to me from my Lord; and I was commanded to submit to the Lord of the Worlds.”
  67. It is He who created you from dust, then
    from a seed, then from an embryo, then He
    brings you out as an infant, then He lets you
    reach your maturity, then you become elderly—although some of you die sooner—so
    that you may reach a predetermined age, so
    that you may understand.
  68. It is He who gives life and death; and when
    He decides on a thing, He just says to it, “Be,”
    and it comes to be.
  69. Have you not observed those who dispute
    regarding Allah’s revelations, how they have
    deviated?
  70. Those who call the Book a lie, and what We
    sent Our messengers with—they will surely
    know.
  71. When the yokes are around their necks,
    and they will be dragged by the chains.
  72. Into the boiling water, then in the Fire they
    will be consumed.
  73. Then it will be said to them, “Where are
    those you used to deify?
  74. Instead of Allah?” They will say, “They
    have abandoned us. In fact, we were praying
    to nothing before.” Thus Allah sends the disbelievers astray.
  75. That is because you used to rejoice on earth
    in other than the truth, and because you used
    to behave with vanity.
  76. Enter the gates of Hell, to remain therein
    forever. What a terrible dwelling for the arrogant.
  77. So be patient. The promise of Allah is true.
    Whether We show you some of what We
    have promised them, or take you to Us, to Us
    they will be returned.
  78. We sent messengers before you. Some of
    them We told you about, and some We did
    not tell you about. No messenger can bring a
    miracle except by leave of Allah. Then, when
    the command of Allah is issued, fair judgment will be passed, and there and then the
    seekers of vanity will lose.
  79. Allah is He who created the domestic animals for you—some for you to ride, and some
    you eat.
  80. And in them you have other benefits as
    well, and through them you satisfy your
    needs. And on them, and on the ships, you
    are transported.
  81. And He shows you His signs. So which of
    Allah’s signs will you deny?
  82. Have they not journeyed through the land,
    and seen the outcome for those before them?
    They were more numerous than they, and
    had greater power and influence in the land.
    But what they had achieved availed them
    nothing.
  83. When their messengers came to them with
    clear proofs, they rejoiced in the knowledge
    they had, and the very things they used to ridicule besieged them.
  84. Then, when they witnessed Our might,
    they said, “We believe in Allah alone, and we
    reject what we used to associate with Him.”
  85. But their faith could not help them once
    they witnessed Our might. This has been Allah’s way of dealing with His servants. And
    there and then the disbelievers lost.

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