Microsoft Word Al Jalalain Eng with introduction docx

(Al-Infitâr)
[82:1]
When the heaven is split open, [when it is] rent asunder, 
[82:2]
and when the stars are dispersed, [when] they expire and begin to fall, 
[82:3]
and when the seas are burst forth, released one upon the other, forming one mass of water, so that the 
sweet [water] mixes with the salty;
[82:4]
and when the tombs are overturned, [when] their earth [above them] is dug up and its dead are raised (the 
response to idh
ā
, ‘when’, and all that is supplemented thereto is [the following]): 
[82:5]
a soul, every soul, will know, at the time of the [occurrence of the] things mentioned, which is the Day of 
Resurrection, what it has sent ahead, in the way of deeds, and, what [it has], left behind, of these and did 
not do. 
[82:6]
O, disbelieving, man! What has deceived you with regard to your generous Lord?, so that you have 
disobeyed Him, 
[82:7]
Who created you, when you were not, then made you upright, in your created form, with sound limbs, then 
proportioned you (read fa-‘adalak or fa-‘addalak), making you symmetrical in shape, with well-proportioned 
parts, so that no hand or leg is longer than the other, 
[82:8]
assembling you in whatever (m
ā
is a relative) form He will? 
[82:9]
No indeed! — a deterrent against letting oneself be misled by the generosity of God, exalted be He. Rather 

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you, that is, disbelievers of Mecca, deny Judgement, requital for deeds; 
[82:10]
Yet lo! there are above you watchers, from among the angels, over your deeds, 
[82:11]
noble, in God’s sight, writers, of these [deeds], 
[82:12]
who know whatever you do, all of it. 
[82:13]
Indeed the pious, the believers who are sincere in their faith, shall be amid bliss, [in] Paradise,
[82:14]
and indeed the profligates, the disbelievers, shall be in Hell-fire, a scorching fire, 
[82:15]
entering it, to suffer its heat, on the Day of Judgement, [the Day of] Requital, 
[82:16]
and they shall not be absent from it, [they shall not] be taken out of it. 
[82:17]
And what would show you, [what would] inform you, what the Day of Judgement is? 
[82:18]
Again, what would show you what the Day of Judgement is? — [repeated] to emphasise its enormity. 
[82:19]
[It is] a day (read yawmu) when no soul will be of any avail, any use, to another soul, and the [absolute] 
command on that day will be God’s: there will be no [power of] command for anyone other than Him 
thereat, in other words, none has been given the power to mediate thereupon, in contrast to [situations] in 
this world. 
Meccan or Medinese, consisting of 36 verses.