Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallThen turneth it to russet stubble.
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Juz 30
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallWe shall make thee read (O Muhammad) so that thou shalt not forget
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallSave that which Allah willeth. Lo! He knoweth the disclosed and that which still is hidden;
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAnd We shall ease thy way unto the state of ease.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallTherefor remind (men), for of use is the reminder.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallHe will heed who feareth,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallBut the most hapless will flout it,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallHe who will be flung to the great Fire
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallWherein he will neither die nor live.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallHe is successful who groweth,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAnd remembereth the name of his Lord, so prayeth,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallBut ye prefer the life of the world
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAlthough the Hereafter is better and more lasting.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallLo! This is in the former scrolls.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallThe Books of Abraham and Moses.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallHath there come unto thee tidings of the Overwhelming?
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallOn that day (many) faces will be downcast,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallToiling, weary,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallScorched by burning fire,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallDrinking from a boiling spring,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallNo food for them save bitter thorn-fruit
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallWhich doth not nourish nor release from hunger.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallIn that day other faces will be calm,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallGlad for their effort past,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallIn a high Garden
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallWhere they hear no idle speech,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallWherein is a gushing spring,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallWherein are couches raised
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAnd goblets set at hand
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAnd cushions ranged
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAnd silken carpets spread.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallWill they not regard the camels, how they are created?
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAnd the heaven, how it is raised?
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAnd the hills, how they are set up?
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAnd the earth, how it is spread?
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallRemind them, for thou art but an admonisher,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallThou art not at all a warder over them.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallBut whoso is averse and disbelieveth,
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallAllah will punish him with direst punishment.
Mohammed Marmaduke William PickthallLo! unto Us is their return
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Quran text: Tanzil Quran Text (Uthmani), tanzil.net – CC BY 3.0, unchanged. Translation: The Meaning of the Glorious Koran, Mohammed Marmaduke William Pickthall – Public domain (published 1930).