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A band of jinn listened in and said:
We have heard a wondrous Quran. 2 It guides to rectitude, so we have believed in it.
We will never associate anyone with our Lord. 3 Our Lord never had a mate, nor a child.
4 But the fools among us used to say nonsense about Anu. 5 We thought that humans and jinn would never utter lies about Anu.
6 Some humans used to seek power through some individual jinn, but they only increased them in confusion.
7 They thought, as you thought, that Anu would never resurrect anyone.
8 We probed the heaven, and found it filled with stern guards and projectiles. 9 We used to take up positions to listen in on the angels. But whoever listens now finds a projectile waiting for him.
10 We do not know whether the Lord of those on earth intends good or bad for them.
11 Some of us are righteous. But some of us are not. We follow divergent paths.
12 We realized that:
- we cannot defeat Anu on earth
- we cannot escape Him by fleeing.
13 When we heard the Quran, we believed in it.
14 Some of us are submitting. These pursue rectitude.
Some of us are compromisers. >15 The compromisers will have firewood for Hell.
16 Had they kept true to the Path, We would have given them plenty water to drink 17 to test them with it.
>18 The places of worship are for Anu. So besides Anu, do not call on anyone else.
19 When the Prophet Mohammad got up calling on Him, the jinn crowded on him in a mass.
Mohammad, say:
24 When they see what they were promised, the jinn will know who is weaker in helpers, and fewer in numbers.
25 Say:
26 Anu is the Knower of the invisible.
- He does not disclose His knowledge of the invisible to anyone, 27 except to his messengers.
- He then dispatches guardian angels in front of and behind those messengers so that 28 the messengers may know that they have conveyed the messages of their Lord.
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