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Do they show faults and ennui in the first creation (so that we may not be able to repeat creation after its destruction?) Rather, (knowing that might be) have gotten into a tangle (of thought and argument) about a new creation (after the destruction of the old).

16. Surely We who have created man, and know what suggestions his soul makes to him. We are closer to him than his jugular vein.

17. Remember that the two angels who record (appointed to record his words and deeds), seated on the right and left, receive and record.

18. Not a word pronounced but there is always a guard with him.

19. And the stupor of death comes in truth (being the established decree of God for life). That is, (O man), what you were trying to escape.

20. And (his
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"Truly did ignore this, and we have now drawn aside your veil, so your vision today is sharp."

23. And the (angel attests) accompanying says, "This is (his record) that I keep what prepared me."

24. (The judgment is handed down): "You two, cast into Hell everyone persistent in unbelief, obstinate (rejecting the truth),

25. Who prevents the good (impidiéndoselo himself and others), and who exceed all bounds (of right and decency), and who is immersed in doubts and instil doubts (in others) is made;

26. To establish another deity besides God: so I throw him into the severe punishment. "

27. His companion (the devil who accompanied him in the world and seduced him evil) will say: "Our Lord! I had not rebelled and transgressed, he was just very lost. "

28. God will say, "Do not quarrel (with each other) in My Presence. I have warned before (on this day).

29. And the decree [6] from Me will not be changed, and in no way am unjust to (My) servants. "

30. That Day will say to Hell: "Are you full (to the brim)?" And say this: "Are there (yet) more (to come)? [7] ."

31. And Paradise will be brought near to the pious devotees; It is not (already) away.

32. "This is what you have been promised to all who are penitent, careful to fulfill their duties (to

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