سورة فصلت کا نقشہ

سورت کے نقشے — سورة فصلت

1. The Book Sent Down; the Deniers' Stance · 1–8
   Ha-Mim; a sending down from the Merciful, the Compassionate; a Book whose verses are detailed, an Arabic Quran, glad tidings and warning; 'our hearts are veiled' — and woe to the polytheists.
   • A Book with Detailed Verses · 3–4
   • 'Our Hearts Are Veiled' · 5–5
2. The Creation of Heavens and Earth · 9–12
   Say: do you disbelieve in Him who created the earth in two days? He ordained its sustenance, then fashioned seven heavens, inspiring each with its command.
3. Ad and Thamud · 13–18
   If they turn away, say: I warn you of a thunderbolt like that of Ad and Thamud — Ad were arrogant, Thamud preferred blindness to guidance.
   • Ad · 15–16
   • Thamud · 17–18
4. The Resurrection Scene; Allah's Enemies · 19–29
   The Day Allah's enemies are herded to the Fire; their hearing, sight and skins testifying against them; the disbelievers said: do not listen to this Quran, drown it out.
   • The Skins Testify · 20–22
   • 'Drown It Out' · 26–26
5. Steadfastness and the Call · 30–36
   Those who said 'our Lord is Allah' then stood firm — angels descend: fear not; none speaks fairer than one who calls to Allah; repel evil with what is better.
   • Angels Descend upon Them · 30–32
   • Repel with What Is Better · 34–34
6. Signs in the Universe; the Quran · 37–44
   Among His signs: night and day, sun and moon; the barren earth quivering and swelling with water; those who disbelieved in the Remembrance — had We made it a foreign Quran…
   • Night, Sun and Moon · 37–37
   • The Barren Earth · 39–39
7. Dispute; the Nature of Man · 45–51
   Moses was given the Book and it was disputed; to Him returns knowledge of the Hour; man never tires of praying for good, and in hardship despairs.
   • Knowledge of the Hour · 47–47
   • Man in Ease and Hardship · 49–51
8. We Shall Show Them Our Signs · 52–54
   Say: what if it is from Allah and you disbelieved? We shall show them Our signs on the horizons and in themselves until it is clear to them that it is the truth.
   • On the Horizons and in Themselves · 53–53