| Hence it is useless to attempt to explain by our means what God has chosen not to reveal to us of the world of imperceptibles | It is this wrong and baseless concept which has made you heedless of God, fearless of His justice and irresponsible in your moral attitude |
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| This fact, however, becomes so clear on that day that no one can overlook it, as the ignorant and the conceited do in this life | For these guardian angels Allah has used the words kiram-an katibin, i |
Notable Quote: And when the [contents of] graves are scattered, A soul will [then] know what it has put forth and kept back.
6| Instead the scenes here are shorter, in order to suit its quieter atmosphere and slower rhythm | It is perhaps useful to include here one or two quotations from such works |
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| Save yourselves from the Fire, for I have no power to cause you any benefit from Allah | Indeed, man should reflect deeply over his creation, and the fact that he has been given a physically and physiologically perfect constitution |
Out of this mixture the stomach selects those things which are useful by breaking down into its chemical molecules every item of food, discarding the waste, and reconstructs the residue into new proteins, which become the food of the various cells.
| [82:1] When the sky will be cleft asunder, [82:2] and when the stars will disperse, [82:3] and when the seas will be burst forth, [82:4] and when the graves will be overturned, [82:5] then one will know what he sent ahead and what he left behind | But he is lured away from his gracious Lord, has forgotten Him and disobeyed Him |
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| the whole life-work of man will appear before him date-wise and in proper sequence | The tongue contains nine thousand of these fine taste buds, each of which is linked with the brain by more than one nerve |
Hence we may wonder: How many nerves have we? Coming into contact with the lava, water will dissolve into its two constituent parts, oxygen which helps combustion, and hydrogen, which is itself combustible.
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