إنما تنذر من اتبع الذكر وخشي الرحمن بالغيب فبشره بمغفرة وأجر كريم
Only you (can) warn (him) who follows the Reminder and fears the Most Gracious in the unseen. So give him glad tidings of forgiveness and a reward noble.
Ar-Rahman (The Most Gracious)—unified with Al-Hafiyy (Ever-Gracious)—denotes Allah’s vast, overflowing mercy and beneficence embracing every creature across existence. In the Quran, this Divine Name appears 58 times across 57 verses in 18 surahs, from Quran 1:1 (Surah Al-Fatihah) to Quran 78:38 (Surah An-Naba).
Reflection: Reflecting on Ar-Rahman awakens gratitude for countless unasked blessings and inspires universal kindness toward all living beings.
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إنما تنذر من اتبع الذكر وخشي الرحمن بالغيب فبشره بمغفرة وأجر كريم
Only you (can) warn (him) who follows the Reminder and fears the Most Gracious in the unseen. So give him glad tidings of forgiveness and a reward noble.
قالوا ما أنتم إلا بشر مثلنا وما أنزل الرحمن من شيء إن أنتم إلا تكذبون
They said, "Not you (are) but human beings like us, and not has revealed the Most Gracious any thing. Not you (are) but lying."
أأتخذ من دونه آلهة إن يردن الرحمن بضر لا تغن عني شفاعتهم شيئا ولا ينقذون
Should I take from besides Him gods? If intends for me the Most Gracious any harm not will avail [from] me their intercession (in) anything, and not they (can) save me.
قالوا يا ويلنا من بعثنا من مرقدنا هذا ما وعد الرحمن وصدق المرسلون
They [will] say, "O woe to us! Who has raised us from our sleeping place?" "This (is) what (had) promised the Most Gracious, and told (the) truth the Messengers."