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ترجمة معاني سورة النازعات باللغة الإنجليزية من كتاب Dr. Ghali - English translation .

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ﮢﮣ ﰀ​

An-Nazi'at


And (by) the pluckers drowning, (i.e., Angels plucking the disbelievers).
ﮥﮦ ﰁ​

And (by) the brisk (angels acting) briskly,
ﮨﮩ ﰂ​

And (by) the swimmers swimming (serenely), (Or: gliding; horses racing; celestial bodies racing).
ﮫﮬ ﰃ​

Then (by) the outstrippers outstripping (smoothly),
ﮮﮯ ﰄ​

Then (by) the directors (conducting) according to His Command.
ﮱﯓﯔ ﰅ​

On the Day when the (first) commotion commoves,
ﯖﯗ ﰆ​

Followed by the subsequent (commotion),
ﯙﯚﯛ ﰇ​

Hearts upon that Day will be agitated,
ﯝﯞ ﰈ​

Their beholdings (i.e., eyesights) will be submissive.
ﯠﯡﯢﯣﯤ ﰉ​

They will say, "will we surely be turned back to our former state? (Some interpret the Arabic to mean "in the grave" or "gravediggers").
ﯦﯧﯨﯩ ﰊ​

Even when we are decayed bones?"
ﯫﯬﯭﯮﯯ ﰋ​

They will say, "Lo, that then would be a losing recurrence!"
ﯱﯲﯳﯴ ﰌ​

Yet, surely it shall be only one scaring (Cry),
ﯶﯷﯸ ﰍ​

Then, only then, are they wakeful (for Judgment) (i.e. for Hell or watchful place).
ﯺﯻﯼﯽ ﰎ​

Has there come up to you the discourse of Musu (Moses).
ﯿﰀﰁﰂﰃﰄ ﰏ​

As his Lord called out to him in the supremely holy valley, Tuwa:
ﭑﭒﭓﭔﭕ ﰐ​

"Go to Firaawn; (Pharaoh) surely he has grown tyrannical (Or: inordinate).
ﭗﭘﭙﭚﭛﭜ ﰑ​

So say (to him), ‘Would you (be ready) to cleanse yourself,
ﭞﭟﭠﭡ ﰒ​

And that I should guide you to your Lord, then you will be apprehensive of (Him)?"'
ﭣﭤﭥ ﰓ​

So he (Moses) showed him (Pharaoh) the greatest sign,
ﭧﭨ ﰔ​

Yet he (Pharaoh) cried lies and disobeyed,
ﭪﭫﭬ ﰕ​

Thereafter he withdrew in a (hasty) endeavor.
ﭮﭯ ﰖ​

So he mustered and called out,
ﭱﭲﭳﭴ ﰗ​

Then he said, "I am your lord, most exalted!"
ﭶﭷﭸﭹﭺ ﰘ​

Then Allah took him (away) with the torture of the Hereafter and the First (life).
ﭼﭽﭾﭿﮀﮁ ﰙ​

Surely in that is indeed a lesson for him who is apprehensive!
ﮃﮄﮅﮆﮇﮈﮉ ﰚ​

Are you harder in creation than the heaven? He built it!
ﮋﮌﮍ ﰛ​

He raised up its vault, then He molded it,
ﮏﮐﮑﮒ ﰜ​

And He bedimmed its night and brought out its forenoon.
ﮔﮕﮖﮗ ﰝ​

And the earth, after that He flattened it (for life).
ﮙﮚﮛﮜ ﰞ​

There from He brought out its water, and its pasture.
ﮞﮟ ﰟ​

And the mountains He made steady, (i.e., made them anchorages).
ﮡﮢﮣ ﰠ​

An enjoyment for you and your cattle.
ﮥﮦﮧﮨ ﰡ​

So when the Greatest Catastrophe comes,
ﮪﮫﮬﮭﮮ ﰢ​

On the Day when man will remind himself (of) whatever he has endeavored (to achieve),
ﮰﮱﯓﯔ ﰣ​

And Hell-Fire is brought forth for whoever sees,
ﯖﯗﯘ ﰤ​

Then, as for him who was inordinate.
ﯚﯛﯜ ﰥ​

And preferred the present life, (Literally: lowly life, i.e., the life of this world).
ﯞﯟﯠﯡ ﰦ​

Then surely Hell-Fire will be the (only) abode.
ﯣﯤﯥﯦﯧﯨﯩﯪﯫ ﰧ​

And as for him who feared the station of his Lord (i.e., punishment from his lord) and forbade the self (its) prejudices,
ﯭﯮﯯﯰ ﰨ​

Then surely the Garden will be the (only) abode.
ﯲﯳﯴﯵﯶ ﰩ​

They ask you about the Hour: when will it have its berthing? (Literally: anchorage; i.e., when will it be).
ﯸﯹﯺﯻ ﰪ​

Wherein are you (concerned) with the Reminding of it?
ﯽﯾﯿ ﰫ​

To your Lord is the ultimate (knowledge) of it.
ﰁﰂﰃﰄﰅ ﰬ​

Surely you are only the warner of him who is apprehensive of it.
ﰇﰈﰉﰊﰋﰌﰍﰎﰏ ﰭ​

It will be as if, on the Day they see it, they have not lingered except for a nightfall or its forenoon.