As-Saffat 37:58 افما نحن بميتين ٥٨

37:58

أَفَمَا

نَحۡنُ

بِمَيِّتِينَ

٥٨

˹Then he will ask his fellow believers,˺ “Can you imagine that we will never die,

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Capitolo 37, Pagina 448, Juz 23

40. But not the chosen servants of Allah. 41. They will have a known provision: 42. fruits ˹of every type˺. And they will be honoured 43. in the Gardens of Bliss, 44. facing each other on thrones. 45. A drink ˹of pure wine˺ will be passed around to them from a flowing stream: 46. crystal-white, delicious to drink. 47. It will neither harm ˹them˺, nor will they be intoxicated by it. 48. And with them will be maidens of modest gaze and gorgeous eyes, 49. as if they were pristine pearls. 50. Then they will turn to one another inquisitively. 51. One of them will say, “I once had a companion ˹in the world˺ 52. who used to ask ˹me˺, ‘Do you actually believe ˹in resurrection˺? 53. When we are dead and reduced to dust and bones, will we really be brought to judgment?’” 54. He will ˹then˺ ask, “Would you care to see ˹his fate˺?” 55. Then he ˹and the others˺ will look and spot him in the midst of the Hellfire. 56. He will ˹then˺ say, “By Allah! You nearly ruined me. 57. Had it not been for the grace of my Lord, I ˹too˺ would have certainly been among those brought ˹to Hell˺.” 58. ˹Then he will ask his fellow believers,˺ “Can you imagine that we will never die, 59. except our first death, nor be punished ˹like the others˺?” 60. This is truly the ultimate triumph. 61. For such ˹honour˺ all should strive.

- Dr. Mustafa Khattab, The Clear Quran