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Sura Xviii. Kahf, Or The Cave. Section 4

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"The Holy Quran", tr. by Yusuf Ali, [1934],

Sra Xviii.: Kahf, Or The Cave.

Section 4

23.
Wala taqoolanna lishay-in innee faAAilun thalika ghadaN

23.
Nor say of anything,

"I shall be sure to do

So and so to-morrow"--

24.
Illa an yashaa Allahu waOthkur rabbaka itha naseeta waqul AAasa an yahdiyani rabbee li-aqraba min hatha rashadaN

24.
Without adding, "So please God!"

And call thy Lord to mind

When thou forgettest, and say,

"I hope that my Lord

Will guide me ever closer

(Even) than this

To the right road.
"

25. Walabithoo fee kahfihim thalatha mi-atin sineena waIzdadoo tisAAaN

25.
So they stayed in their Cave

Three hundred years, and (some)

Add nine (more)

26.
Quli Allahu aAAlamu bima labithoo lahu ghaybu aLssamawati waAl-ardi absir bihi waasmiAA ma lahum min doonihi min waliyyin wala yushriku fee hukmihi ahadaN

26. Say: "God knows best

How long they stayed:


With Him is (the knowledge

Of
) the secrets of the heavens

And the earth: how clearly

He sees, how finely He hears

(Everything)! They have no protector

Other than Him; nor does

He share His Command

With any person whatsoever.

27.
WaOtlu ma oohiya ilayka min kitabi rabbika la mubaddila likalimatihi walan tajida min doonihi multahadaN

27.
And recite (and teach)

What has been revealed

To thee of the Book

Of thy Lord: none

Can change His Words,

And none wilt thou find

As a refuge other than Him.

28.
WaIsbir nafsaka maAAa allatheena yadAAoona rabbahum biAlghadati waAlAAashiyyi yureedoona wajhahu wala taAAdu AAaynaka AAanhum tureedu zeenata alhayati aLddunya wala tutiAA man aghfalna qalbahu AAan thikrina waIttabaAAa hawahu wakana amruhu furutaN

28.
And keep thy soul content

With those who call

On their Lord morning

And evening, seeking

His Face; and let not

Thine eyes pass beyond them,

Seeking the pomp and glitter

Of this Life; nor obey

Any whose heart We

Have permitted to neglect

The remembrance of Us,

One who follows his own

Desires, whose case has

Gone beyond all bounds.

29.
Waquli alhaqqu min rabbikum faman shaa falyu/min waman shaa falyakfur inna aAAtadna liL"thth"alimeena naran ahata bihim suradiquha wa-in yastagheethoo yughathoo bima-in kaAlmuhli yashwee alwujooha bi/sa aLshsharabu wasaat murtafaqaN

29. Say, "The Truth is

From your Lord
":


Let him who will,

Believe, and let him

Who will, reject (it):


For the wrong-doers We

Have prepared a Fire

Whose (smoke and flames),

Like the walls and roof

Of a tent, will hem

Them in: if they implore

Relief they will be granted

Water like melted brass,

That will scald their faces.

How dreadful the drink!

How uncomfortable a couch

To recline on!

30.
Inna allatheena amanoo waAAamiloo aLssalihati inna la nudeeAAu ajra man ahsana AAamalaN

30.
As to those who believe

And work righteousness,

Verily We shall not suffer

To perish the reward

Of any who do

A (single) righteous deed.

31.
Ola-ika lahum jannatu AAadnin tajree min tahtihimu al-anharu yuhallawna feeha min asawira min thahabin wayAlbasoona thiyaban khudran min sundusin wa-istabraqin muttaki-eena feeha AAala al-ara-iki niAAma aLththawabu wahasunat murtafaqaN

31.
For them will be Gardens

Of Eternity; beneath them

Rivers will flow: they will

Be adorned therein

With bracelets of gold,

And they will wear

Green garments of fine silk

And heavy brocade;

They will recline therein

On raised thrones.

How good the recompense!

How beautiful a couch

To recline on!

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