Al-Qur'an Subject Index
Step-daughters
| 4.23 | Forbidden to you for marriage are: your mothers, your daughters, your sisters, your paternal aunts, your maternal aunts, daughters of your brothers, daughters of your sisters, your foster-mothers, your foster-sisters, the mothers of your wives, your stepdaughters under your guardianship from those wives with whom you have consummated your marriage, but there is no blame on you in marrying your stepdaughters if you have not consummated your marriage with their mothers, whom you have divorced, and the wives of your own real sons; and you are also forbidden to take in marriage two sisters at one and the same time except what happened prior to this commandment; surely Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
Step-mothers
| 4.22 | Do not marry those women whom your fathers had married, - except what happened prior to this commandment. - Surely it was shocking, disgusting, and an evil practice. |
Sternness
| 5.54 | O believers! Whoever among you renounce Islam let him do so; soon Allah will replace them with others whom He will love and they will love Him, who will be humble towards the believers, mighty against the unbelievers, striving hard in the way of Allah, and will have no fear of reproach from any critic. Now this is the grace of Allah which He bestows on whom He pleases. Allah has boundless knowledge. |
Stinting The Soul
| 91.10 | and indeed failure will be the one who corrupts it! |
Stirring Up of Sedition
| 33.60 | If the hypocrites, those in whose hearts is malice and the scandal mongers of Madinah do not desist; We shall rouse you against them, and their days in the city - as your neighbors - will be numbered. |
| 33.61 | They shall be cursed wherever they are found and they shall be seized and killed mercilessly. |
Story
| 5.27 | Recite to them in all truth the story of Adam's two sons: How each offered a sacrifice, and how the offering of one was accepted while that of the other was not. The latter said: "I will kill you." The former replied: "Allah only accepts the sacrifice from the righteous. |
| 5.28 | Even if you stretch your hand to kill me, I shall not stretch my hand to slay you, for I fear Allah, the Rabb of the worlds. |
| 5.29 | I intend to let you bear the burden of my sins as well as yours and thus become an inmate of the Fire which is the reward for wrongdoers." |
| 5.30 | The latter's soul prompted him to kill his brother; he killed him and thus became one of the losers. |
| 5.31 | (He carried around the dead body of his brother and did not know what to do with it.) Then Allah sent a raven, which dug the ground to show him how to bury the dead body of his brother. "Alas!" He cried, "I failed even to be like this raven to find some way to dispose of the dead body of my brother!" So he became full of regrets. |
| 5.32 | On account of that incident, We ordained for the Children of Israel that whoever kills a person, except as a punishment for murder or mischief in the land, it will be written in his book of deeds as if he had killed all the human beings on the surface of the Earth and whoever will save a life shall be regarded as if he gave life to all the human beings on the surface of the Earth. Yet, even though Our Rasools came to them one after the other with clear revelations, it was not long before, many of them committed excesses in the land. |
| 23.30 | There are many lessons in this story, and surely We do test people. |
| 36.13 | Narrate to them the example of the people of a certain town to whom the Rasools came. |
| 36.14 | At first We sent to them two Rasools, but when they rejected both We strengthened them with a third and they all said: "Surely we have been sent to you as Rasools." |
| 36.15 | But the people replied: "You are but humans like us. The Compassionate (Allah) has revealed nothing; you are surely lying." |
| 36.16 | They said: "Our Rabb knows that we have indeed been sent as Rasools towards you |
| 36.17 | and our only duty is to convey His message plainly." |
| 36.18 | The people replied: "We regard you as an evil omen for us. Desist, or we will either stone you or you will receive from us a painful punishment." |
| 36.19 | They said: "Your evil omens lies within yourselves. Do you say this because you are being admonished? Indeed you are a nation of transgressors." |
| 36.20 | In the meantime a man came running from the remote part of the City and said: "O my people! Follow these Rasools. |
| 36.21 | Follow the ones who ask no reward of you and are rightly guided. |
| 36.22 | It would not be justifiable on my part if I do not worship Him Who has created me and to Whom you shall be brought back. |
| 36.23 | Should I take other gods besides Him? If the Compassionate (Allah) should intend to harm me, their intercession will avail me nothing, nor will they be able to save me. |
| 36.24 | If I do so, I would indeed be in manifest error. |
| 36.25 | Surely I believe in your Rabb, so listen to me". |
| 36.26 | Consequently they killed that man and it was said to him: "Enter paradise." He exclaimed: "Would that my people knew that what I know! |
| 36.27 | How my Rabb has granted me forgiveness and included me among the honored ones." |
| 36.28 | After that We did not send any army against his people from heaven, nor was it necessary to do so. |
| 36.29 | It was nothing but a single blast and they all became extinct. |
| 68.17 | Surely We shall try them as We tried the owners of the garden when they swore that they would pluck its fruit the next morning, |
| 68.18 | without adding any reservation ( such as God willing). |
| 68.19 | So a calamity from your Rabb came down upon it while they slept, |
| 68.20 | and by the morning it lay as if it had been already harvested. |
| 68.21 | At daybreak they called out to one another, |
| 68.22 | saying: "Go out early to your crop, if you want to pick its fruit." |
| 68.23 | So they went, whispering to one another: |
| 68.24 | "Let no needy person enter upon you in the garden today." |
| 68.25 | Thus they went out, fixed in their stingy resolve (not to give any fruit to the poor people, as if they had the full control over harvesting the fruit). |
| 68.26 | But when they saw the garden, they cried: "Surely we must have lost our way! |
| 68.27 | Nay, we have become destitute." |
| 68.28 | The most upright among them said: "Did I not tell you to glorify Allah? Why did you not glorify Him?" |
| 68.29 | Then they said: "Glory be to our Rabb! Surely we were unjust," |
| 68.30 | and they started blaming one another. |
| 68.31 | Finally they said: "Woe to us! Surely we had become rebellious. |
| 68.32 | It may be that our Rabb will give us in exchange a better garden than this: surely to our Rabb do we make our humble petition." |
| 68.33 | Such is the punishment in this life; but the punishment in the Hereafter is even greater, if they but knew it. |
| 11.20 | These people cannot frustrate His plan in the land and there is none to protect them besides Allah. Their punishment shall be doubled, for they could neither hear others who speak the Truth nor see the Truth for themselves. |
| 12.111 | There is a lesson in these stories of former people for the men of common sense. This story of Yusuf revealed in the Qur'an is not an invented tale, but a confirmation of previous scriptures - a detailed exposition of all things, and is a guidance and blessing for the people who believe. |
| 26.69 | Narrate to them the story of Ibrahim, |
| 10.71 | Quote to them the story of Nuh (Noah) when he said to his people: "O my people! If it offends you that I should live among you and preach to you the revelations of Allah, then you should know that I have put my trust in Allah. Go ahead and muster all your shoraka' (deities you worship) and come up with your united decision. Plan it well so that you may not have any doubt about its being foolproof. Then execute it against me and give me no respite. |
Straight Path
| 6.153 | He has also said: Verily this is My way, the Right Way; therefore follow it and do not follow other ways, for they will lead you away from Him. This is what He enjoined on you so that you may guard yourselves against evil. |
| 16.76 | Well! Allah gives you another example of two men: one of them is dumb and has no ability do anything - a burden on his master - whenever he sends him on an errand, he does nothing useful. Can he be equal to the one who executes orders properly and follows the directions in a Right Way? |
| 45.18 | O Prophet, We have put you on the Right Way (Shari'ah) concerning the religion, so follow it, and do not yield to the desires of ignorant people; |
| 46.13 | Indeed those who say: "Our Rabb is Allah, and then remain firm shall have nothing to fear or to regret. |
| 46.14 | They shall dwell in paradise forever as a reward for their good deeds. |
| 2.26 | Allah does not mind using the similitude of a gnat or an even more insignificant creature to teach a lesson. Those who believe know that it is the truth from their Rabb; but the unbelievers say: "What does Allah mean by such a similitude?" By such a similitude Allah confounds many and enlightens many. He confounds none except the transgressors: |
| 23.73 | As a matter of fact, you (O Muhammad) are calling them to the Straight Way; |
| 11.112 | Therefore, stand firm on the Right Way as you are commanded, together with those who have turned from unbelief to belief in Allah, and do not transgress; surely, He is watching all that you do. |
| 13.33 | What! Are they so audacious that they ascribe partners to Allah, Who watches minutely over each and every soul and knows all that it does? O Prophet ask them: If Allah Himself has set them up as His partners then tell me their names! Do you mean to inform Him of something new that He Himself does not know on this earth, or do you merely utter empty words?" Nay! Indeed their foul devices seem fair to the unbelievers, for they have been debarred from the Right Way; and there is none to guide those whom Allah has let go astray. |
| 13.34 | They shall be punished in the life of this world, still more grievous is the punishment of the hereafter, and there is none to protect them from Allah. |
| 23.74 | and surely those who do not believe in the hereafter will ever stray from the Straight Way. |
| 73.19 | Surely this is but a reminder, so let him who wills, take the Right way to His Rabb. |
| 76.29 | This is indeed an admonition, so let him who will, adopt The Way to his Rabb, |
| 76.30 | but you cannot will, except by the will of Allah. Surely Allah is All-Knowledgeable, All-Wise. |
Straight Way
Straight-forward Speech
Straitening
| 89.16 | But when He tries him through restricting his subsistence, he says: "My Rabb has humiliated me." |
| 65.6 | Let those women, during their waiting period ('Iddat), live where you yourselves live according to your means. You shall not harass them so as to make life intolerable for them. If they are pregnant, maintain them until their delivery: and if, after that, they suckle your offspring, compensate them and settle the matter of compensation with mutual consultation and in all fairness. But if you cannot bear with each other then let another woman suckle the baby for you. |
| 65.7 | Let the rich man give according to his means, and the poor man give according to what Allah has given him. Allah does not charge a man with more than He has given him; soon Allah may bring ease after hardship. |



