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This verse's score: 0.83. Widest pair of the 5 renderings, at 0.91.There has come to them some information with restraint in it
And now hath a message come unto them, wherein is a determent from obstinate infidelity
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Fifty-five verses: The moon split, and the argument that this is continuing magic. Then Noah, 'Aad, Thamud, Lot and Pharaoh's people, each account short, with the same line returning between them: and We have made the Qur'an easy to remember, so is there any who will remember.
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There has come to them some information with restraint in it
And now hath a message come unto them, wherein is a determent from obstinate infidelity
So taste My punishment and My warnings.
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Thamood rejected the warnings.
Thamud charged the admonitions of their prophet with falsehood
They lied, and followed their opinions, but everything has its time.
And they accuse thee, O Mohammed, of imposture, and follow their own lusts: But every thing will be immutably fixed
(The tribe of) A'ad rejected warnings. Then how (dreadful) was My punishment after My warnings
Ad charged their prophet with imposture: But how severe was my vengeance, and my threatening
Meccan Medinan
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