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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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11. HUD (Hud)

In the name of Allah,
the Gracious, the Merciful

HUD (Hud)
  1. Alif, Lam, Ra. A Scripture whose Verses
    were perfected, then elaborated, from One
    who is Wise and Informed.
  2. That you shall worship none but Allah. “I
    am a warner to you from Him, and a bearer
    of good news.”
  3. “And ask your Lord for forgiveness, and repent to Him. He will provide you with good
    sustenance until a stated term, and will bestow His grace on every possessor of virtue.
    But if you turn away, then I fear for you the
    punishment of a grievous Day.”
  4. “To Allah is your return, and He is Capable
    of all things.”
  5. They wrap their chests to hide from Him.
    But even as they cover themselves with their
    clothes, He knows what they conceal and
    what they reveal. He knows what lies within
    the hearts.
  6. There is no moving creature on earth but its
    sustenance depends on Allah. And He knows
    where it lives and where it rests. Everything is
    in a Clear Book.
  7. It is He who created the heavens and the
    earth in six days—and His Throne was upon
    the waters—in order to test you—which of
    you is best in conduct. And if you were to say,
    “You will be resurrected after death,” those
    who disbelieve would say, “This is nothing
    but plain witchcraft.”
  8. And if We postponed their punishment until a stated time, they would say, “What holds
    it back?” On the Day when it reaches them, it
    will not be averted from them, and what they
    used to ridicule will besiege them.
  9. If We give the human being a taste of mercy
    from Us, and then withdraw it from him, he
    becomes despairing and ungrateful.
  10. And if We give him a taste of prosperity,
    after some adversity has afflicted him, he will
    say, “Troubles have gone away from me.” He
    becomes excited and proud.
  11. Except those who are patient and do good
    deeds—these will have forgiveness and a
    great reward.
  12. Perhaps you wish to disregard some of
    what is revealed to you, and you may be
    stressed because of it, since they say, “If only
    a treasure was sent down to him, or an angel
    came with him.” You are only a warner, and
    Allah is Responsible for all things.
  13. Or do they say, “He invented it?” Say,
    “Then produce ten chapters like it, invented,
    and call upon whomever you can, besides Allah, if you are truthful.”
  14. But if they fail to answer you, know that it
    was revealed with Allah’s knowledge, and
    that there is no god but He. Will you then
    submit?
  15. Whoever desires the worldly life and its
    glitter—We will fully recompense them for
    their deeds therein, and therein they will not
    be defrauded.
  16. These—they will have nothing but the Fire
    in the Hereafter. Their deeds are in vain
    therein, and their works are null.
  17. Is he who possesses a clear proof from his
    Lord, recited by a witness from Him, and before it the Book of Moses, a guide and a
    mercy? These believe in it. But whoever defies
    it from among the various factions, the Fire is
    his promise. So have no doubt about it. It is
    the truth from your Lord, but most people do
    not believe.
  18. Who does greater wrong than he who fabricates lies about Allah? These will be presented before their Lord, and the witnesses
    will say, “These are they who lied about their
    Lord.” Indeed, the curse of Allah is upon the
    wrongdoers.
  19. Those who hinder others from the path of
    Allah, and seek to make it crooked; and regarding the Hereafter, they are in denial.
  20. These will not escape on earth, and they
    have no protectors besides Allah. The punishment will be doubled for them. They have
    failed to hear, and they have failed to see.
  21. Those are the ones who lost their souls, and
    what they had invented has strayed away
    from them.
  22. Without a doubt, in the Hereafter, they will
    be the biggest losers.
  23. As for those who believe and do good
    deeds, and humble themselves before their
    Lord—these are the inhabitants of Paradise,
    where they will abide forever.
  24. The parable of the two groups is that of the
    blind and the deaf, and the seeing and the
    hearing. Are they equal in comparison? Will
    you not reflect?
  25. We sent Noah to his people, “I am to you a
    clear warner.”
  26. “That you shall worship none but Allah. I
    fear for you the agony of a painful Day.”
  27. The notables who disbelieved among his
    people said, “We see in you nothing but a
    man like us, and we see that only the worst among us have followed you, those of immature judgment. And we see that you have no advantage over us. In fact, we think you are liars.”
  28. He said, “O my people, Have you considered? If I stand on clear evidence from my
    Lord, and He has given me a mercy from
    Himself, but you were blind to it, can we
    compel you to accept it, even though you dislike it?”
  29. “O my people! I ask of you no money for it.
    My reward lies only with Allah. And I am not
    about to dismiss those who believed; they will
    surely meet their Lord. And I see that you are
    ignorant people.”
  30. “O my people! Who will support me
    against Allah, if I dismiss them? Will you not
    give a thought?”
  31. “I do not say to you that I possess the treasures of Allah, nor do I know the future, nor
    do I say that I am an angel. Nor do I say of
    those who are despicable in your eyes that Allah will never give them any good. Allah is
    Aware of what lies in their souls. If I did, I
    would be one of the wrongdoers.”
  32. They said, “O Noah, you have argued with
    us, and argued a great deal. Now bring upon
    us what you threaten us with, if you are truthful.”
  33. He said, “It is Allah who will bring it upon
    you, if He wills, and you will not be able to
    escape.”
  34. “My advice will not benefit you, much as I
    may want to advise you, if Allah desires to
    confound you. He is your Lord, and to Him
    you will be returned.”
  35. Or do they say, “He made it up?” Say, “If I
    made it up, upon me falls my crime, and I am
    innocent of the crimes you commit.”
  36. And it was revealed to Noah: “None of
    your people will believe, except those who
    have already believed, so do not grieve over
    what they do.”
  37. “And build the Ark, under Our eyes, and
    with Our inspiration, and do not address Me regarding those who did wrong; they are to be drowned.”
  38. As he was building the ark, whenever some
    of his people passed by him, they ridiculed
    him. He said, “If you ridicule us, we will ridicule you, just as you ridicule.”
  39. “You will surely know upon whom will
    come a torment that will abase him, and upon
    whom will fall a lasting torment.”
  40. Until, when Our command came, and the
    volcano erupted, We said, “Board into it a
    pair of every kind, and your family—except
    those against whom the sentence has already
    been passed—and those who have believed.”
    But those who believed with him were only a
    few.
  41. He said, “Embark in it. In the name of Allah shall be its sailing and its anchorage. My
    Lord is indeed Forgiving and Merciful.”
  42. And so it sailed with them amidst waves
    like hills. And Noah called to his son, who
    had kept away, “O my son! Embark with us,
    and do not be with the disbelievers.”
  43. He said, “I will take refuge on a mountain—it will protect me from the water.” He
    said, “There is no protection from Allah’s decree today, except for him on whom He has
    mercy.” And the waves surged between them,
    and he was among the drowned.
  44. And it was said,“O earth, swallow your waters,” and “O heaven, clear up.” And the waters receded, and the event was concluded,
    and it settled on Judi, and it was proclaimed:
    “Away with the wicked people.”
  45. And Noah called to his Lord. He said, “O
    My Lord, my son is of my family, and Your
    promise is true, and You are the Wisest of the
    wise.”
  46. He said, “O Noah, he is not of your family.
    It is an unrighteous deed. So do not ask Me
    about something you know nothing about. I
    admonish you, lest you be one of the ignorant.”
  47. He said, “O My Lord, I seek refuge with
    You, from asking You about what I have no knowledge of. Unless You forgive me, and have mercy on me, I will be one of the losers.”
  48. It was said, “O Noah, disembark with peace
    from Us; and with blessings upon you, and
    upon communities from those with you. And
    other communities We will grant prosperity,
    and then a painful torment from Us will befall them.”
  49. These are some stories from the past that
    we reveal to you. Neither you, nor your people knew them before this. So be patient. The
    future belongs to the pious.
  50. And to Aad, their brother Hud. He said, “O
    my people, worship Allah, you have no other
    god besides Him. You do nothing but invent
    lies.”
  51. “O my people, I ask you no wage for it; my
    wage lies with Him who originated me. Do
    you not understand?”
  52. “O my people, ask forgiveness from your
    Lord, and repent to Him. He will release the
    sky pouring down upon you, and will add
    strength to your strength. And do not turn
    away and be wicked.”
  53. They said, “O Hud, you did not bring us
    any evidence, and we are not about to abandon our gods at your word, and we are not
    believers in you.”
  54. “We only say that some of our gods have
    possessed you with evil.” He said, “I call Allah
    to witness, and you to witness, that I am innocent of what you associate.
  55. Besides Him. So scheme against me, all of
    you, and do not hesitate.
  56. I have placed my trust in Allah, my Lord
    and your Lord. There is not a creature but He
    holds it by the forelock. My Lord is on a
    straight path.
  57. If you turn away, I have conveyed to you
    what I was sent to you with; and my Lord will
    replace you with another people, and you will
    not cause Him any harm. My Lord is Guardian over all things.”
  58. And when Our decree came, We saved
    Hud and those who believed with him, by a mercy from Us, and We delivered them from a harsh punishment.
  59. That was Aad; they denied the signs of
    their Lord, and defied His messengers, and
    followed the lead of every stubborn tyrant.
  60. And they were pursued by a curse in this
    world, and on the Day of Resurrection. Indeed, Aad blasphemed against their Lord—so
    away with Aad, the people of Hud.
  61. And to Thamood, their brother Saleh. He
    said, “O my people, worship Allah, you have
    no god other than Him. He initiated you
    from the earth, and settled you in it. So seek
    His forgiveness, and repent to Him. My Lord
    is Near and Responsive.”
  62. They said, “O Saleh, we had hopes in you
    before this. Are you trying to prevent us from
    worshiping what our parents worship? We
    are in serious doubt regarding what you are
    calling us to.”
  63. He said, “O my people, have you considered? If I stand upon clear evidence from my
    Lord, and He has given me mercy from Him,
    who would protect me from Allah, if I disobeyed Him? You add nothing for me except
    loss.”
  64. “O my people, this is the she-camel of Allah, a sign for you. Let her graze on Allah’s
    land, and do not harm her, lest an imminent
    punishment overtakes you.”
  65. But they hamstrung her, and so He said,
    “Enjoy yourselves in your homes for three
    days. This is a prophecy that is infallible.”
  66. Then, when Our command came, We
    saved Saleh and those who believed with him,
    by a mercy from Us, from the disgrace of that
    day. Your Lord is the Strong, the Mighty.
  67. And the Scream struck those who transgressed, and they became motionless bodies
    in their homes.
  68. As if they had never prospered therein. Indeed, Thamood rejected their Lord, so away
    with Thamood.
  69. Our messengers came to Abraham with
    good news. They said, “Peace.” He said, “Peace.” Soon after, he came with a roasted calf.
  70. But when he saw their hands not reaching
    towards it, he became suspicious of them,
    and conceived a fear of them. They said, “Do
    not fear, we were sent to the people of Lot.”
  71. His wife was standing by, so she laughed.
    And We gave her good news of Isaac; and after Isaac, Jacob.
  72. She said, “Alas for me. Shall I give birth,
    when I am an old woman, and this, my husband, is an old man? This is truly a strange
    thing.”
  73. They said, “Do you marvel at the decree of
    Allah? The mercy and blessings of Allah are
    upon you, O people of the house. He is
    Praiseworthy and Glorious.”
  74. When Abraham’s fear subsided, and the
    good news had reached him, he started pleading with Us concerning the people of Lot.
  75. Abraham was gentle, kind, penitent.
  76. “O Abraham, refrain from this. The command of your Lord has come; they have incurred an irreversible punishment.”
  77. And when Our envoys came to Lot, he was
    anxious for them, and concerned for them.
    He said, “This is a dreadful day.”
  78. And his people came rushing towards
    him—they were in the habit of committing
    sins. He said, “O my people, these are my
    daughters; they are purer for you. So fear Allah, and do not embarrass me before my
    guests. Is there not one reasonable man
    among you?”
  79. They said, “You know well that we have no
    right to your daughters, and you know well
    what we want.”
  80. He said, “If only I had the strength to stop
    you, or could rely on some strong support.”
  81. They said, “O Lot, we are the envoys of
    your Lord; they will not reach you. So set out
    with your family during the cover of the
    night, and let none of you look back, except
    for your wife. She will be struck by what will strike them. Their appointed time is the morning. Is not the morning near?”
  82. And when Our command came about, We
    turned it upside down, and We rained down
    on it stones of baked clay.
  83. Marked from your Lord, and never far
    from the wrongdoers.
  84. And to Median, their brother Shuaib. He
    said, “O my people, worship Allah; you have
    no god other than Him. And do not short
    measure or short weight. I see you in good
    circumstances, but I fear for you the agony of
    an encompassing Day.”
  85. “O my people! Give full measure and full
    weight, in all fairness, and do not cheat the
    people out of their rights, and do not spread
    corruption in the land.
  86. What is left by Allah is best for you, if you
    are believers. And I am not a guardian over
    you.”
  87. They said, “O Shuaib, does your prayer
    command you that we abandon what our ancestors worshiped, or doing with our wealth
    what we want? You are the one who is intelligent and wise.”
  88. He said, “O my people, have you considered? What if I have clear evidence from my
    Lord, and He has given me good livelihood
    from Himself? I have no desire to do what I
    forbid you from doing. I desire nothing but
    reform, as far as I can. My success lies only
    with Allah. In Him I trust, and to Him I
    turn.”
  89. “O my people, let not your hostility towards me cause you to suffer what was suffered by the people of Noah, or the people of
    Hud, or the people of Saleh. The people of Lot
    are not far away from you.”
  90. “And ask your Lord for forgiveness, and repent to Him. My Lord is Merciful and Loving.”
  91. They said, “O Shuaib, we do not understand much of what you say, and we see that
    you are weak among us. Were it not for your tribe, we would have stoned you. You are of no value to us.”
  92. He said, “O my people, is my tribe more
    important to you than Allah? And you have
    turned your backs on Him? My Lord comprehends everything you do.”
  93. “O my people, do as you may, and so will I.
    You will know to whom will come a punishment that will shame him, and who is a liar.
    So look out; I am on the lookout with you.”
  94. And when Our command came, We saved
    Shuaib and those who believed with him, by
    mercy from Us, and the Blast struck the
    wrongdoers, and they became motionless
    bodies in their homes.
  95. As though they never flourished therein.
    Away with Median, as was done away with
    Thamood.
  96. And We sent Moses with Our signs and a
    clear mandate.
  97. To Pharaoh and his nobles, but they followed the command of Pharaoh, and the
    command of Pharaoh was not wise.
  98. He will precede his people on the Day of
    Resurrection, and will lead them into the
    Fire. Miserable is the place he placed them in.
  99. They were followed by a curse in this, and
    on the Day of Resurrection. Miserable is the
    path they followed.
  100. These are of the reports of the towns—We
    relate them to you. Some are still standing,
    and some have withered away.
    101.We did not wrong them, but they wronged
    themselves. Their gods, whom they invoked
    besides Allah, availed them nothing when the
    command of your Lord arrived. In fact, they
    added only to their ruin.
  101. Such is the grip of your Lord when He
    seizes the towns in the midst of their sins. His
    grip is most painful, most severe.
  102. In that is a sign for whoever fears the punishment of the Hereafter. That is a Day for
    which humanity will be gathered together—
    that is a Day to be witnessed.
  103. We only postpone it until a predetermined
    time.
  104. On the Day when it arrives, no soul will
    speak without His permission. Some will be
    miserable, and some will be happy.
  105. As for those who are miserable, they will
    be in the Fire. They will have therein sighing
    and wailing.
  106. Remaining therein for as long as the heavens and the earth endure, except as your Lord
    wills. Your Lord is Doer of whatever He wills.
  107. And as for those who are happy, they will
    be in Paradise, remaining therein for as long
    as the heavens and the earth endure, except
    as your Lord wills—a reward without end.
  108. So be not in doubt regarding what these
    people worship. They worship only as their
    ancestors worshiped before. We will pay
    them their due in full, without any reduction.
  109. We gave Moses the Scripture, but it was
    disputed. Were it not for a prior word from
    your Lord, it would have been settled between them. They are in serious doubt concerning it.
  110. Your Lord will repay each one of them in
    full for their deeds. He is Aware of everything
    they do.
  111. So be upright, as you are commanded,
    along with those who repented with you, and
    do not transgress. He is Seeing of everything
    you do.
  112. And do not incline towards those who do
    wrong, or the Fire may touch you; and you
    will have no protectors besides Allah, and
    you will not be saved.
  113. Perform the prayer at the borders of the
    day, and during the approaches of the night.
    The good deeds take away the bad deeds. This
    is a reminder for those who remember.
  114. And be patient. Allah will not waste the reward of the virtuous.
  115. If only there were, among the generations
    before you, people with wisdom, who spoke
    against corruption on earth—except for the
    few whom We saved. But the wrongdoers
  116. pursued the luxuries they were indulged in, and thus became guilty.
  117. Your Lord would never destroy the towns
    wrongfully, while their inhabitants are righteous.
  118. Had your Lord willed, He could have
    made humanity one community, but they
    continue to differ.
  119. Except those on whom your Lord has
    mercy—for that reason He created them. The
    Word of your Lord is final: “I will fill Hell
    with jinn and humans, altogether.”
  120. Everything We narrate to you of the history of the messengers is to strengthen your
    heart therewith. The truth has come to you in
    this, and a lesson, and a reminder for the believers.
  121. And say to those who do not believe, “Act
    according to your ability; and so will we.”
  122. “And wait; we too are waiting.”
  123. To Allah belongs the future of the heavens
    and the earth, and to Him all authority goes
    back. So worship Him, and rely on Him.
    Your Lord is never unaware of what you do.

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