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Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 1–6The Quran itself is the proof of Muhammad being the Prophet of God.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 7–11If a man’s neck is encircled by chains, his head will stay raised and he will not be able to see anything below.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verse 12Modern research has established that whatever a man utters remains preserved in the atmosphere in the form of vibrations or waves.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 13–19The township referred to in these verses was perhaps a settlement in Egypt where two prophets, Moses and Aaron were sent to admonish the people.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 20–21Both the prophets at that time were powerless.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 22–27The believer had risked his own life to support the call of the prophets before him.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 28–32When a decision is taken by Almighty God to destroy a community, it is enough for Him to direct the forces of nature against it: He does not need to utilise heavenly forces for the purpose.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 33–36The accumulation of fertile soil on the surface of the earth; the provision of water, sun and air and the potential in the seed to germinate and grow—these and other such innumerable known and unknown factors combine to produce the food- grains, fruits and vegetables which nourish human beings.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 37–40The earth, the moon and the sun have their fixed orbits, in which they move with the utmost precision, and due to which different celestial phenomena take place: for instance, the occurrence of day and night on the earth and the waxing and waning of the moon, serve as a heavenly calendar.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 41–44God has created vast possibilities in this world, so that man may travel by land, sea and air.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 45–47Behind a man are his actions and before him lies the Day of Reckoning.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 48–53Those who do not believe in the Hereafter pay scant attention to it and remain heedless of it as if it were a faraway thing.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 54–58The final result of man’s deeds (in the present world) will be declared in the Hereafter.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 59–65In the present life, good people and bad people live in the same world.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 66–68Man has been endowed with eyes, hands and legs and numerous such blessings, but instead of being thankful, he takes these blessings for granted.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 69–70The miraculous literary style of the Quran also attracted listeners.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 71–76Cattle and other domestic animals are living examples which show that this material world has been created by its Creator in such a way that man should be able to harness it according to his needs.Chapter 36, Ya Sin (Ya Sin) · verses 77–83Man has not created himself.