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1. The document discusses a "striking calamity" that will occur on a future day. 2. On this day, people will be scattered like moths and mountains will appear like carded wool. 3. Those whose deeds are heavy will find pleasure, while those whose deeds are light will take refuge in the deep pit of Hell and face a raging fire.
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3. The document emphasizes remembering God and being grateful for guidance, as well as calling people to faith and righteous deeds to avoid punishment on the day of reckoning. Believers are distinguished from disobedient ones.
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- 1. πtãÍ‘$s)ø9$# AlQaria ÉΟó¡Î0«!$#Ç⎯≈uΗ÷q§9$#ÉΟŠÏm§9$# In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful 1. The striking calamity. èπtãÍ‘$s)ø9$#∩⊇∪ 2. What is the striking calamity. $tΒèπtãÍ‘$s)ø9$#∩⊄∪ 3. And what do you know what is the striking calamity. !$tΒuρy71u‘÷Šr&$tΒèπtãÍ‘$s)ø9$#∩⊂∪ 4. The Day when people shall be like scattered moths. tΠöθtƒãβθä3tƒâ¨$¨Ψ9$#ĸ#txø9$$Ÿ2 Ï^θèZ÷6yϑø9$#∩⊆∪ 5. And the mountains shall be like carded wool. ãβθä3s?uρãΑ$t6Éfø9$#Ç⎯ôγÏèø9$$Ÿ2 ÂθàΖyϑø9$#∩∈∪ 6. Then as for one whose scales are heavy. $¨Βr'sù∅tΒôMn=à)rO…çμãΖƒÎ—≡uθtΒ∩∉∪ 7. So he shall be in a state of pleasure. uθßγsù’Îû7πt±ŠÏã7πuŠÅÊ#§‘∩∠∪
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