⁵⁰ They will not be able to make a bequest, nor will they return to their people.

⁵¹ And the Trumpet will be blown; and then from the graves will they hasten forth¹ to their Lord.

⁵² They will say: “Woe is us! Who has raised us from our sleeping place?” — “This¹ is what the Almighty² promised! And the emissaries spoke truth!”³

⁵³ It will be only one Blast — and then are they summoned before Us all together:

⁵⁴ “This day no soul will be wronged in anything, and you will not be rewarded save for what you did.”

⁵⁵ The companions of the Garden, this day, will be engaged in gladness,¹

⁵⁶ They and their wives, in shade, upon couches reclining.

⁵⁷ They have therein fruit, and they have what they call for.

⁵⁸ “Peace!” — as a word¹ from a merciful Lord —

⁵⁹ “But separate yourselves this day, O you lawbreakers!

⁶⁰ “Did I not commission you, O children of Adam, that you serve not the satan,”¹ — he is an open enemy to you —

⁶¹ “But that you serve Me? This is a straight path.

⁶² “And he led astray among you a great multitude. Did you then not use reason?

⁶³ “This is Gehenna: — which you were promised —

⁶⁴ “Burn therein this day, for what you denied!”

⁶⁵ This day will We seal their mouths, and their hands will speak to Us, and their feet will bear witness as to what they earned.

⁶⁶ And had We willed, We would have blinded their eyes;¹ then would they compete for the path, but how would they see?²

⁶⁷ And had We willed, We would have so transformed them in their places, they could neither proceed nor return.¹

⁶⁸ And to whom We give long life, We reverse him in creation. Will you then not¹ use reason!

⁶⁹ And We taught him not poetry, and it does not behove him; it is only a remembrance¹ and a clear recitation²

⁷⁰ To warn whoso is alive, and that the word might become binding against the false claimers of guidance.¹

⁷¹ Have they not considered¹ that We created cattle for them of what Our hands made, then are they their masters?

⁷² And We subdued them to them, and some of them they ride, and some of them they eat;

⁷³ And they have in them benefits and drinks. Will they then not¹ be grateful?

⁷⁴ But they have taken gods other than¹ God, that they might be helped.

⁷⁵ They cannot help them,¹ and they² are for them³ a force summoned.⁴

⁷⁶ So let not their speech grieve thee; We know what they conceal and what they make known.

⁷⁷ Has man not considered that We created him from a sperm-drop? And then is he an open disputant.

⁷⁸ And he strikes for Us a similitude,¹ and forgets his creation; he says: “Who will give life to the bones when they are rotted away?”

⁷⁹ Say thou: “He will give them life who produced them the first time,” — and He knows all creation —

⁸⁰ “Who made for you from the green tree fire, and then therefrom you kindle.”

⁸¹ Is not He who created the heavens and the earth able to create the like of them? Verily;¹ and He is the Knowing Creator.

⁸² His command, when He intends a thing, is that He says to it: “Be thou,” and it is.

⁸³ So glory¹ be to Him in whose hand is the dominion of all things! And to Him you will be returned.