68/Al-Qalam-17: Surely We afflicted them, as We afflicted the owners of the garden, as they were swearing to share its crop early in the morning (without showing them to the poor).
68/Al-Qalam-19: But there passed by on it (the garden) a disaster by your Lord while they were sleeping.
68/Al-Qalam-20: So it (the crop) turned black (the garden turned to a barren land).
68/Al-Qalam-24: Do not allow anyone poor enter there (the garden) today next to you.
68/Al-Qalam-25: And they went early in the morning, thinking that they have power (to prevent the poor) from entering.
68/Al-Qalam-26: But when they saw it (the condition of the garden) they said: “Most surely we are the people who are in Misguidance”.
68/Al-Qalam-28: The one who could think most reasonably said: “Did I not tell you that if you do not glorify (Allah) that would not be (that you have to glorify)?
68/Al-Qalam-29: They said: “Glory be to our Lord (He is Omnipotent), surely We have become wrong-doing people”.
68/Al-Qalam-31: Woe to us, surely we have become the people who exceeded the limit.
68/Al-Qalam-32: It is hoped that our Lord will give us better than this instead. Surely we are the ones who love our Lord.
68/Al-Qalam-33: This is how the torment is, certainly the Torment of the Hereafter is greater, did they but know!
68/Al-Qalam-34: Surely for the owners of piety there are Naîm heavens with their Lord.
68/Al-Qalam-35: Just like that, shall We make (consider) Muslimîn (those who are submitted) as the sinners (guilty)?
68/Al-Qalam-38: What you like and choose in it (that book) are surely yours (is that written in it)?
68/Al-Qalam-39: Or do you have oaths from Us, all the way to the Day of Resurrection that ‘yours is what you judge’.
68/Al-Qalam-41: Or do they have partners? Then let them bring their partners, if they are the truthful.
68/Al-Qalam-42: On the Day when all the truth shall come out openly, they shall be called to prostrate themselves but they shall not be able (to do so).
68/Al-Qalam-43: An abasement covers them as their eyes fear with dread. They were called to prostrate themselves while they were well (healthy and safe).
