The Qur'an (Oxford World's Classics)

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The Quran 16: 118
118 [Prophet], We forbade the Jews what We told you about. a We did
not wrong them; they wronged themselves. 119 But towards those
who do wrong out of ignorance, and afterwards repent and make
amends, your Lord is most forgiving and merciful.
120 Abraham was truly an example: devoutly obedient to God and
true in faith. He was not an idolater; 121 he was thankful for the
blessings of God who chose him and guided him to a straight path.
122 We gave him blessings in this world, and he is among the righteous
in the Hereafter. 123 Then We revealed to you [Muhammad],
‘Follow the creed of Abraham, a man of pure faith who was not an
idolater.’ 124 The Sabbath was made obligatory only for those who
differed about it. On the Day of Resurrection your Lord will judge
between them as to their differences.
125 [Prophet], call [people] to the way of your Lord with wisdom
and good teaching. Argue with them in the most courteous way, for
your Lord knows best who has strayed from His way and who is
rightly guided. 126 If you [believers] have to respond to an attack,
make your response proportionate, but it is best to stand fast. 127 So
[Prophet] be steadfast: your steadfastness comes only from God. Do
not grieve over them; do not be distressed by their scheming, 128 for
God is with those who are mindful of Him and who do good.
a In an earlier revelation (see 6: 146).