25:3And yet, instead of Him, they produce for themselves gods that create nothing, but are themselves created; that have no power to harm or benefit themselves; and no power over life, death, or resurrection.

25:4Those who disbelieve say, “This is nothing but a lie that he made up, and others have helped him at it.” They have committed an injustice and a perjury.

25:8Or, “If only a treasure was dropped on him.” Or, “If only he had a garden from which he eats.” The evildoers also say, “You are following but a man under spell.”

25:14“Do not plead for one death today, but plead for a great many deaths.”

25:18They will say, “Glory be to You. It was not for us to take any lords besides You. But you gave them enjoyments, and their ancestors, until they forgot the Message, and became ruined people.”

25:20We never sent any messengers before you, but they ate food and walked in the marketplaces. And We made some of you tempters for one another—will you be patient? Your Lord is always Observing.

25:31Likewise, to every prophet We assign enemies from among the wicked. But your Lord suffices as a Guide and Savior.

25:37And the people of Noah: when they rejected the messengers, We drowned them, and made them a lesson for mankind. We have prepared for the wrongdoers a painful retribution.

25:40And they came upon the city that was drenched by the terrible rain. Did they not see it? But they do not expect resurrection.

25:41And when they see you, they take you for nothing but mockery: “Is this the one God sent as a messenger?”

25:42“He nearly led us away from our gods, had we not patiently adhered to them.” But they will know, when they witness the torment, who is further away from the way.

25:44Or do you assume that most of them hear or understand? They are just like cattle, but even more errant in their way.

25:50We have circulated it among them, that they may reflect, but most people persist in thanklessness.

25:52So do not obey the disbelievers, but strive against them with it, a mighty struggle.

25:67And those who, when they spend, are neither wasteful nor stingy, but choose a middle course between that.