4:42 That day, those who ignore warning¹ and oppose the Messenger will wish that the earth might be levelled with them; and they will not conceal from God any statement.²

4:78 Wherever you be, death will overtake you, though you be in castles built high.¹ And² if good befalls them, they say: “This is from God”; and if evil³ befalls them, they say: “This is from thee.” Say thou: “All is from God.” Then what ails these people that they scarcely understand a statement?

4:87 God, there is no god save He.¹ He will gather you all to the Day of Resurrection whereof there is no doubt; and who is more truthful than God in statement?²

4:140 (And He has sent down upon you¹ in the Writ² that when you hear the proofs³ of God denied and mocked: “Sit not with them until they discourse vainly⁴ concerning a subject⁵ other than that; then would you be like them.”) God will gather the waverers⁶ and the false claimers of guidance⁷ into Gehenna all together:

6:68 And when thou seest those who discourse vainly¹ concerning Our proofs,² turn thou away from them until they discourse vainly concerning a subject³ other than it; and if the satan⁴ cause thee to forget, then sit thou not ­after the reminder with the wrongdoing⁵ people.

7:185 Have they not considered the dominion of the heavens and the earth, and what things God has created, and that it may be that their term has drawn nigh? And in what narration¹ after this will they believe?

12:6 “And thus will thy Lord choose thee, and teach thee the interpretation of events, and complete His favour upon thee and upon the house of Jacob as He completed it upon thy fathers before, Abraham and Isaac; thy Lord is knowing and wise.”

12:21 And said he who bought him from Egypt,¹ to his wife: “Be thou honourable in his dwelling;² it may be that he will benefit us, or we will take him as a son.” And thus did We establish Joseph in the land, and that We might teach him the interpretation of narratives; and God prevails over His affair, but most men³ understand not.

12:101 “My Lord: Thou hast given me some dominion, and hast taught me some of the interpretation of events; Creator of the Heavens and the Earth: Thou art my ally in the World and the Hereafter. Take Thou me as one submitting,¹ and join Thou me with the righteous.”

12:111 There is in their story a lesson for men of understanding; it is not an invented narrative¹ but a confirmation of what is before it,² and an exposition of every thing,³ and guidance, and a mercy for people who believe.

18:6 Then mightest thou destroy thy soul — in their footsteps¹ — from grief,² if they believe not in³ this narrative.⁴

20:9 And has there come to thee the story¹ of Moses?

23:44 Then We sent Our messengers in succession. Every time its messenger came to a community, they denied him; and We caused some of them to follow¹ others, and made them legends:² — “Then away with a people who do not believe!”³

31:6 And among men is he who purchases the diversion of narration¹ to lead astray from the path of God without knowledge, and takes it in mockery: those have a humiliating punishment.

33:53 O you who heed warning:¹ enter not the houses of the Prophet, save that leave be given to you for a meal, without watching for its hour. But when you are called, then enter; and when you have eaten, then disperse. And seek not to remain for conversation;² that hinders³ the Prophet, and he is shy of you;⁴ but God is not shy of the truth.⁵ And when you ask of his wives⁶ an item: ask it of them from behind a partition;⁷ that is purer for your hearts and their hearts. And it is not for you to hinder⁸ the messenger of God, or to marry his wives after him ever; that were, in the sight of God, monstrous.

34:19 But they said: “Long has our Lord made the distance between our journeys”;¹ and they wronged their souls, and We made them tales told,² and scattered them utterly.³ In that are proofs⁴ for everyone patient and grateful.

39:23 God has sent down the best narration:¹ a Writ² of paired comparison³ whereat shiver the skins of those who fear their Lord; then their skins and their hearts soften to the remembrance⁴ of God — that is the guidance of God wherewith He guides whom He wills; and whom God sends astray, for him there is no guide.

45:6 Those are the proofs¹ of God; We recite them to thee in truth.² Then in what narration³ after God and His proofs⁴ will they believe?

51:24 Has there come to thee the story¹ of the honoured guests of Abraham?

52:34 Then let them produce a narrative¹ the like thereof, if they be truthful.²

53:59 Do you then marvel at this narrative,¹

56:81 Is it then this narration¹ you disdain

66:3 And when the Prophet confided a statement¹ to one of his wives; and when she told of it, and God made it known to him, he made known part of it, and turned aside from part. And when he informed her about it, she said: “Who told thee this?” He said: “There told me the knowing, the aware.”²

68:44 So leave thou Me with those who deny this narrative.¹ We will lead them by degrees, whence² they know not;

77:50 Then in what narration¹ after it² will they believe?³

79:15 Has there come to thee the account¹ of Moses?

85:17 Has there come to thee the account¹ of the forces

88:1 Has there come to thee the narrative¹ of the Enveloping?