Editing Al-Isra' (section)

==Summary==
*'''1'''  God praised for the [[Isra' and Mi'raj|night journey]]
*'''2''' The [[law of Moses]] a direction to the Israelites
*'''3''' [[Noah in Islam|Noah]]’s gratitude commended to his posterity
*'''4-8''' The Islamic invention {{Dubious|date=April 2025}} of the double [[sin of Israel]] and its punishment
*'''9-10''' The Quran a direction to both the [[faithful in Islam|faithful]] and the [[unbelievers in Islam|unbelievers]]
*'''11'''  Men inconsiderate in their [[Salah|prayers]]
*'''12'''  The night and day are signs to men
*'''13'''  Every man’s [[predestination in Islam|fate]] bound about his neck
*'''14-15''' God will give every man the record of his life at the judgment day
*'''16'''  No nation left without an apostle
*'''17-18''' The cities destroyed which rejected their apostles
*'''19-21''' Rewards and punishments of the faithful and unbelieving
*'''22'''  Degrees of honour belong to the life to come
*'''23-24''' Men should worship only one God
*'''24-26''' Kindness to be shown to parents, the poor, and the stranger
*'''27''' Extravagance forbidden
*'''28''' Those unable to contribute for the support of the poor may help them by speaking kindly to them
*'''32'''  Stinginess and foolish extravagance forbidden
*'''33-35''' Infanticide, fornication, and murder forbidden
*'''35'''  The murdered man to be avenged
*'''36'''  The substance of the orphan to be sacredly preserved
*'''37'''  Men should lead lives of honesty and humility
*'''41'''  God not to be dishonoured by idol-worship
*'''42'''  Angels not daughters of God
*'''43'''  Various warnings for the Quraish
*'''44-45'''  A plurality of gods would lead to rebellion in heaven
*'''46'''  All things praise God
*'''47-49'''  The [[Quraish]] are judicially blinded to the Quran
*'''50'''  Muhammad called a madman
*'''51-53'''  The Quraish reject the doctrine of [[resurrection in Islam|the resurrection]]
*'''54'''  The dead when raised will fancy they have been dead but a little while
*'''55-56'''  Idolaters and unbelievers to be mildly treated
*'''57'''  Some prophets peculiarly favoured
*'''58-59'''  The false gods need divine protection
*'''60'''  Every city to be destroyed before the judgment-day
*'''61'''  Muhammad not allowed to work miracles because of the unbelief of former tribes
*'''62'''  [[The night-journey]] and the [[Zakkum tree]] causes of contention
*'''63-64'''  [[Iblís]] disobeys God, and is cursed in consequence
*'''65-66''' He receives permission to delude humans and share with them their money and offspring 
*'''67'''  He shall have no power over God’s servants
*'''68'''  God protects the merchant while on the sea
*'''69''' Idolaters forget their idols in times of danger '''69 [[۞]] 71'''  They are ungrateful
*'''72'''  The special privileges of mankind
*'''73-74''' In the judgment all shall be fairly judged
*'''75-77'''  Muhammad almost seduced from Islam
*'''78-79'''  The unbelievers almost persuade Muhammad to leave them
*'''80-82'''  Exhortation to prayer
*'''83-84'''  The truth of the Quran to be proclaimed
*'''85''' Man’s perversity seen both in prosperity and adversity
*'''86'''  The spirit created of God
*'''87-89'''  Revelation (inspiration) a peculiar favour from God to Muhammad
*'''90'''  Men and genii could not produce a book like the Quran
*'''91-95'''  Muhammad excuses his inability to work miracles
*'''96-98'''  Men appointed messengers for men and angels for angels
*'''99-100''' The dreadful fate of the idolaters at the resurrection
*'''101'''  God is able to raise the dead
*'''102'''  Man covetous even in respect to [[Mercy#Islam|God’s mercy]]
*'''103-104'''  The nine signs of Moses fail to convince Pharaoh
*'''105'''  Pharaoh destroyed
*'''106'''  The children of Israel succeed Pharaoh in his possession of the land of Egypt
*'''107'''  Why the Quran was revealed in stages
*'''108 [[۩]] 109'''  Some [[Jews and Christians in Islam|Jews and Christians]] believe on the Quran
*'''110'''  God and the Merciful the same
*'''111'''  God hath neither son nor partner <ref>{{cite book |last1=Wherry |first1=Elwood Morris |author1-link=Elwood Morris Wherry |title=A Complete Index to [[Sale's Text]], Preliminary Discourse, and Notes |date=1896 |publisher=Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner, and Co |location=London}} {{PD-notice}}</ref>