Yā Sīn

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Sehemu ya tatu na ya mwisho inafupisha mada zote za sura hii, ikianza na kukanusha kwamba kile alichosoma Muhammad ﷺ kilikuwa ni ushairi, na kusisitiza kwamba Nabii ﷺ hakuwahi kuwa na uhusiano wowote na ushairi. Inatoa picha kadhaa zinazothibitisha upweke wa Mungu. Inalaani desturi ya washirikina ya kuwa na miungu ambayo wanaiomba iwape ushindi dhidi ya maadui zao, wakati wao wenyewe ndio wanaopaswa kuilinda miungu hiyo inayodaiwa. Inajadili suala la ufufuo, ikiwakumbusha asili yao na jinsi uumbaji wao unavyoanza kutokana na tone la manii. Hili linapaswa kuwawezesha kuelewa kwamba kuhuisha mifupa iliyogeuka vumbi si tofauti sana na uumbaji wao wa kwanza kutokana na tone la manii. Inawakumbusha miti ya kijani kibichi na jinsi inavyogeuka kuwa kuni za moto, ingawa dhana hizo mbili zinaonekana kuwa mbali sana. Uumbaji wa mbingu na ardhi pia unatajwa kama ukumbusho kwamba Mungu anaweza kuziumba katika hatua zote mbili za maisha yao. Mwishowe, mstari wa mwisho unaohitimisha sura hii ni:

The third and final part sums up all the themes of the sūrah, starting with a denial that what Muĥammad recited was poetry, and emphasizing the fact that the Prophet never had anything to do with poetry. It portrays a number of images confirming God’s oneness. It decries the unbelievers’ practice of having deities to which they pray to give them victory over their enemies, when in fact they themselves have to protect those alleged deities. It discusses the issue of resurrection, reminding them of their origin and how their creation starts with a gamete. This should enable them to understand that giving life to bones that have crumbled into dust is barely different from their first creation from a gamete. It reminds them of the green trees and how they become fire fuel, although the two concepts seem to be far apart. The creation of the heavens and the earth is also mentioned as a reminder that God is able to create them in both stages of their life. Finally, the last beat that concludes the sūrah is:

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