Surah 077

    Surah Al-Mursalaat

    سُورَةُ المُرۡسَلَاتِ

    The Emissaries

    Meccan50 VersesJuz 29 to 29

    Verses

    20 per pageVerses 41-50 of 50
    1. Juz 29

      [AS AGAINST this,] behold, the God-conscious shall dwell amidst [cooling] shades and springs,

    2. Juz 29

      and [partake of] whatever fruit they may desire;

    3. Juz 29

      [and they will be told:] "Eat and drink in good cheer in return for what you did [in life]!"

    4. Juz 29

      Thus, behold, do We reward the doers of good;

    5. Juz 29

      [but] woe on that Day unto those who give the lie to the truth!

    6. Juz 29

      EAT [your fill] and enjoy your life for a little while, O you who are lost in sin!

    7. Juz 29

      [But] woe on that Day unto those who give the lie to the truth,

    8. Juz 29

      and when they are told, "Bow down [before God]", do not bow down:

    9. Juz 29

      woe on that Day unto those who give the to the truth!

    10. Juz 29

      In what other tiding, then, will they, after this, believe?

    About Surah Al-Mursalaat

    Surah Al-Mursalaat (سُورَةُ المُرۡسَلَاتِ) is chapter 77 of the Holy Quran. It is a Meccan Surah containing 50 verses.

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