[79:1] By the violent snatchers.

[79:2] By the gentle removers.

[79:3] By the floaters everywhere.

[79:4] Also by quick racers.

[79:5] Also by executers of command.

[79:6] The day when everything will be shaken up in a quake.

[79:7] Followed by aftershocks.

[79:8] Hearts on that day will be terrified.

[79:9] Eyes will be subdued.

[79:10] They will say; have we been resurrected from the graves?

[79:11] -Even though we were rotten bones?

[79:12] They also said; this is a heartbreaking return.

[79:13] However, it is indeed only a single blow.

[79:14] Then they all will be awakened.

[79:15] Have you heard the story of Moses?

[79:16] When his Lord called to him in the sacred valley of Tuwa.

[79:17] Go to Pharaoh for he has indeed transgressed.

[79:18] And ask him; would you move towards purification?

[79:19] And; I lead you to your Lord, so that you may attain reverence.

[79:20] I will then show you a great sign.

[79:21] However, he rejected it and rebelled.

[79:22] He turned his back, running away.

[79:23] He then gathered an audience and proclaimed.

[79:24] He then said; I am your lord, the most exalted.

[79:25] Therefore God punished him, an exemplary punishment in the Hereafter as well as this life.

[79:26] Indeed in this, there is a lesson for those who are reverent.

[79:27] Are you more difficult to create or the vacuum? He has constructed it.

[79:28] He raised its ceiling and then balanced it.

[79:29] And He darkened its night and brought out its morning.

[79:30] And afterwards, He spread the matter throughout.

[79:31] He produced from it its water and its pastures.

[79:32] And the mountains that He firmly fixed.

[79:33] As a provision for you and your livestock.

[79:34] Then when the great blow comes,-

[79:35] -that will be the day when the human being will be reminded of everything he has done.

[79:36] And the Inferno will be shown to those who are meant to see it.

[79:37] Then, for the one who transgressed-

[79:38] -and preferred this worldly life-

[79:39] -then indeed the Inferno will be his abode.

[79:40] As for the one who fears the majesty of his Lord and restrains the soul from desire-

[79:41] -then Paradise will be his abode.

[79:42] They ask you about the Hour, and when it will come to pass.

[79:43] Do not preoccupy yourself with its declaration.

[79:44] To your Lord is its final destiny.

[79:45] You are only a warner to the one who reverences it.

[79:46] The day they see it, it seems as though they only lasted an evening or a morning.