Competition for more ˹gains˺ diverts you ˹from Allah˺,
102:2 - At-Takathur
Verse 2
حَتَّىٰزُرۡتُمُٱلۡمَقَابِرَ٢
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until you end up in ˹your˺ graves.1
102:3 - At-Takathur
Verse 3
كـَلَّاسَوۡفَتَعۡلَمُونَ٣
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But no! You will soon come to know.
102:4 - At-Takathur
Verse 4
ثُمَّكـَلَّاسَوۡفَتَعۡلَمُونَ٤
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Again, no! You will soon come to know.
102:5 - At-Takathur
Verse 5
كـَلَّالَوۡتَعۡلَمُونَعِلۡمَٱلۡيَقِينِ٥
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Indeed, if you were to know ˹your fate˺ with certainty, ˹you would have acted differently˺.
102:6 - At-Takathur
Verse 6
لَتَرَوُنَّٱلۡجَحِيمَ٦
Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran
˹But˺ you will surely see the Hellfire.
About ayah topics
Each verse can be associated with multiple topics across all three categories: ontological, thematic, and general.
The topics are organized hierarchically, meaning each topic may have parent topics and child
topics.
Database structure
The QUL exports ayah topics data as a SQLite database with the following structure:
topic_id:
Unique identifier for the topic
topic_name:
The English name of the topic
arabic_name:
The Arabic name or transliteration of the topic (if available)
verse_key:
The verse identifier in format "chapter:verse" (e.g., "2:255")
is_ontology:
Boolean indicating if this is an ontology topic
is_thematic:
Boolean indicating if this is a thematic topic
parent_topic_id:
ID of the parent topic (for hierarchical organization)
description:
Detailed description of what the topic encompasses