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Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 1–7At the time of the advent of Islam, there were two very great empires in the worldChapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 8–10Constant remembrance (through prayer, etc.) and deep contemplation lead a man towards finding God.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 11–18The existence of a perfect and complete world is a definite proof of the First Creation.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 19–21A wonderful miracle of the present world is growth and development.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 22–24The Universe in all the elements of its existence is the sign of God.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 25–27In the vastness of space, the earth, the sun, the planets and stars—all wonderfully rare phenomena—proclaim by their very existence that there exists a Maintainer at whose behest, they continue to function.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 28–29If there is common property, all those who share it have a right to it, and every partner has to think of the other partners.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 30–32The true religion is one, and it has been revealed in its perfect form to every prophet.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 33–35Under ordinary circumstances man finds himself possessed of certain powers.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 36–39A believer considers that both difficulties and ease come from God.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 40–42If human beings adopt the one God as their object of worship, then everyone’s centre of attention is one.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 43–45In the present world there is a mixture of good and bad people.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 46–47The blowing of a cool breeze before the start of the rains announces the fact that the God of this world is the most Kind and Merciful.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 48–53When a man treads the path of Truth, he has frequently to face great difficulties, as happened with the Prophet and his companions in the early days.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 54–57When a man is born, he is but a weak child.Chapter 30, The Romans (Al-Rum) · verses 58–60The people of Makkah used to tell the Prophet, if he was really a prophet, he should perform a superhuman, supernatural miracle.