Al Sufian

1	O People! There is no other deity but Allah!
2	The Compassionate, the Beneficent, the Gracious;
3	All praise and worship be to Allah and no other!
4	The failure, the lapse, the weakness, the impulse;
5	The choice, the breach, the forfeit, the injury;
6	The deception, the objection and manipulation;
7	Thus in the face of transgression, the penitent is remorseful,
8	For assistance and for forgiveness.
9	Can anyone walk through water without wetting his feet?
10	Thus, no man may claim to be free from transgression.
11	Given unto us is the ability to learn, to reason and to choose by free will.
12	Any man who denies the right of such gifts is culpable of the gravest injury against Allah,
13	And is not worthy to be known as a Muslim.
14	Verily, it is because of these gifts that the injury of transgression exists.
15	The Umay-Yad are but the monkeys of vile merchants and the Persians.
16	Thus, it is the merchants and Persians that shall be held account first,
17	Before any of those who did behave like animals.
18	If all men behaved as lunatics, without the ability to learn, to reason or choose by free will,
19	Then Allah could no more hold a man to account for his actions, than a wild dog killing a goat.
20	It is because we can think, it is because we can learn and reason,
21	That Allah demands we stand to account for our actions.
22	Therefore if a man pleads himself as a mindless animal for his actions,
23	Then must be treated as one treats wild dogs that attack your flock.
24	This is the way in treating the Umay-Yad and those that follow their lies.
25	But is a man accepts he is responsible for his own actions,
26	Then let him speak and give account for himself according to the law.
27	When a man commits infidelity, the spirit of faith leaves him;
28	But when he leaves such evil ways, the spirit of faith will return.
29	The infidelity of the eye is to look with desire on the wife of another;
30	And the infidelity of the tongue is to utter what is forbidden.
31	Every wandering eye of a married man or woman that stares upon another with crude intent is a philanderer.
32	If an unmarried woman dresses immodestly, perfumes herself and goes to an assembly where married may be,
33	She is guilty only of poor self-respect.
34	But if a man stares upon her with crude intent in mind,
35	Then he is guilty of infidelity.
36	The sharp word or hasty sword is a sure sign of weakness or guilt.
37	The husband who disgraces his marriage through infidelity is always the loudest to claim adultery.
38	The greatest crime against Allah is not the one who kills others in the name of the Divine Creator,
39	But the scholar who wrote such lies and the preacher whom gives life to such evil.
40	Allah blessed men and women with the ability to construct civilization and the rule of natural and fair law.
41	When a scholar raises himself above the laws of the community and seeks to usurp the law,
42	He is committing a grave crime against Islam.
43	Thus, the greatest sin, above all others in Islam is to kill in the name of Allah.
44	Thus, the greatest sin in Islam is for a man to place himself as a god above others.
45	Verily, this is the law.
46	It is a grave transgression against Allah and Islam to destroy religious sites, holy books and knowledge of any community.
47	It is a grave transgression against Islam to act or accept Kingship.
48	Rule by birthright is forbidden in Islam and anyone who commits this crime is an imposter and not a true Muslim.
49	It is a most grave transgression against Islam to give a Martyr's funeral to one who deliberately caused the deaths of women and children by his actions.
50	Any man or woman who is cruel to living animals is a disgrace in the eyes of Allah.
51	A man or woman who is cruel in private but pleasant in public is a coward and unfit to be called a Muslim.
52	Allah sees all and upon their time they must account for what was done in secret and in the open.

« Previous

Al Sufian Index

Al Sufian

Sufa 50 - The Transgression (Al-Aonaba)