Surah: 44. ad-Dukhan

‘Indeed We will remove the chastisement the famine from you for a little time; and so it was removed from them. But you will indeed revert!’ to your disbelief — and they did.

Mention the day when We shall assault with the most mighty assault — this was the day of the battle of Badr — then indeed We shall take vengeance on them al-batsh means ‘to seize violently’.

as a mercy out of compassion for those to whom these messengers have been sent. Surely He is the Hearer of their sayings the Knower of their actions.

Lord of the heavens and the earth and all that is between them read rabbu’l-samāwāti in the nominative to understand it as a third predicate; or read rabbi’l-samāwāti as a substitution for rabbika ‘your Lord’ if you should be certain O people of Mecca that God exalted be He is the Lord of the heavens […]

Hā mīm God knows best what He means by these letters.

By the Book the Qur’ān that clarifies the one that distinguishes what is lawful from what is unlawful.

Indeed We revealed it on a blessed night the Night of Ordainment laylat al-qadr or the eve of the middle of Sha‘bān in which it was revealed from the Mother Book from the seventh heaven to the heaven of this world. Indeed We have been warning We have been causing people by it to have […]

In it that is to say on the Night of Ordainment or on the eve of the middle of Sha‘bān every definitive matter that has been fixed with regard to the provisions and the terms of life and other things decreed by God for the entire year until that same night again the following year […]

As an ordinance a distinguishing from Us. Indeed We have been sending from your Lord messengers such as Muhammad (s) and those before him