Yaseen - 36:43 If We had willed, We could have drowned them; no one would have heard their cry, nor would they have been saved. If We had willed, We could have drowned them; no one would have heard their cry, nor would they have been saved.
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In the context of verses 43,44,45, Allah gives His servants sufficient time to correct themselves:
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In the context of verses 43,44,45, Allah is forgiving to the people despite their wrongdoing:
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If He were to punish them for what they have done, their gods would be of no avail:
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Do not send to the people of Makkah, who took Jesus, the prophet Uzeyr, the clergy and the angels as gods beside Allah and served them, hoping for their intercession on the Day of Judgment:
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The destruction of the unbelievers who denied the Messengers and struggled with them is Allah's law that has always been in force, and a reminder and a warning to the unbelievers of the People of the Book in Mecca, who had the same attitude in this regard:
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