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Chapters from the Koran
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Chapters from the Koran.
The Harvard Classics.
190914.
Mecca Suras
The Chapter of the Forenoon
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the name of the merciful and compassionate God.
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By the forenoon!
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And the night when it darkens!
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Thy Lord has not forsaken thee, nor hated thee! and surely the hereafter is better for thee than the former; and in the end thy Lord will give thee, and thou shalt be well pleased!
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Did He not find thee an orphan, and give thee shelter? and find thee erring, and guide thee? and find thee poor with a family, and nourish thee?
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But as for the orphan oppress him not; and as for the beggar drive him not away; and as for the favour of thy Lord discourse thereof.
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