This Poetic version of the Qur'an

Welcome and peace be with you. This site contains a poetic version of an English rendition of the Qur'an along with hadeeth inclusions to explain the verses. You can click on the following highlighted sections to find out the intention behind this project and the colour code to the layout of the chapters as well as a guide to the reasonsing behind the layout of the videos.

Below you will find the most recent poetic version I have completed and on the right-hand side-bar you will find the previous chapters. I hope you find some of this work to be of use in your endeavours, please share the link if it is and with Allah is every success.

Saturday 25 June 2011

80 - He Frowned



While Muhammad was preaching to Qurayshi disbelievers, the blind Ibn Shurayh came
But Muhammad turned away and frowned when this Muslim man called out his name.
Muhammed’s hope was to make those notable Meccans, embrace the religion of Islam
But Muhammad, for all you know, you could have raised the spirits of your brother, the blind man
You could have given benefit; he blindly searched for you to listen to what you say
And you ignored him for the self satisfied ones, turned your attention their way.

You were sent only to warn, so do not be concerned whether or not they accept this faith
But from the eager ones in search of the truth, never turn your face!
No Indeed – Never turn from the believers to those ignorant of your Lord
This Qur’an is the best of lessons, those who wish to learn it, will be taught
It is written on honoured pages, by the hands of truthful scribes
Offering mankind divine knowledge on how to live their lives.

Woe to men like Abu Lahab – the ungrateful – the ignorant sycophant
Was he not created from something tiny? Yet he forgets and becomes arrogant
Man was a drop of sperm, then proportioned then released from the womb
To life, then to death and onto next life he will go through

Yet the disbelievers doubt this, and do not follow their Lord’s command
They should consider the development and growth, of their food from within the land
We pour down the water, which We cause the soil to absorb
From that grown all kinds of food you and your animals adore

And even if disbelievers ignore this, know there will come a Day when they believe
The Day with the Deafening blast, the Day when, from his family, man will turn and flee
As they will come to him begging ‘oh so and so... from your good deeds give me a share’
And he will respond ‘No, in this place it is just myself of who I will take care’
And even the Prophet’s families will come to them, in desperate search of aid
But Abraham’s father, Adam’s son and Lot’s wife will all be turned away

On that day some faces will show signs of rejoicing true believers
But on knowing God’s promises were true, others will be down cast, such is the fate of liars and deceivers.

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