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Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verses 1–5The history of the prophets shows that their contemporaries were not ready to accept them.Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verses 6–11The meaningfulness of the universe, its creative wisdom, its being free of shortcomings, and its being consistent with human needs compel every thinking and rational man to accept the sublimity of creation, and one who gives serious consideration to the system of the universe, will find the Creator in His creations.Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verses 12–15In the course of history, as presented by the Quran, it has happened again and again that as a result of the prophets’ addressees rejecting them, the communities were destroyed.Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verses 16–18The study of this world shows that there is an unerring system of ‘recording’ in operation here.Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verses 19–29A picture of death and Doomsday thereafter has been drawn in these verses.Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verses 30–35Who are entitled to the eternal Paradise of God?Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verses 36–37Nations of the world progress and rise until they reach their zenith.Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verses 38–40The creation of the heavens and the earth in six days, in other words in six stages, indicates that God’s method of doing things is a gradual one.Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verses 41–44No day is fixed for Doomsday.Chapter 50, Qaf (Qaf) · verse 45It has been recorded in the Quran, again and again, that the Prophet’s mission was only to convey the message of God to the people and it was not his responsibility to change them.