Editing Ta-Ha (section)

==Summary==
*'''1-3''' The Quran an admonition from God to the faithful
*'''4-7''' God one, a Sovereign King, [[omniscient in Islam|omniscient]], and possessed of most excellent names 
*'''The History of [[Moses in Islam|Moses]]'''
** '''8-10''' He sees the [[burning bush in Islam|burning bush]] 
** '''11-12''' God speaks to him out of the fire 
** '''13-14''' He is chosen and instructed by God
** '''15-17''' The [[Judgement Day in Islam|day of judgment]] will surely come
** '''18-24''' God bestows on him signs and [[Islamic view of miracles|miracles]]
** '''25''' He is commanded to go to [[Pharaoh in Islam|Pharaoh]]
** '''26-35''' Moses prays for the assistance of [[Aaron in Islam|Aaron]]
** '''36-42''' God reminds Moses of former favours
** '''43-50''' He is sent with Aaron to Pharaoh
** '''51-57''' Conversation between Pharaoh and Moses
** '''58-59''' Pharaoh rejects Moses and accuses him of imposture
** '''60-62''' Pharaoh proposes to meet Moses and Aaron with countermiracles
** '''63-64''' Moses warns the [[magicians in Islam|magicians]] against deception
** '''65''' The magicians dispute among themselves
** '''66''' They counsel Pharaoh against Moses
** '''67''' Pharaoh encourages the magicians to do their best
** '''68-72''' The contest between Moses and the magicians
** '''73''' The magicians are converted
** '''74-75''' Pharaoh threatens the magicians with dire punishment
** '''75-76''' The magicians defy the wrath of Pharaoh, and express hope in God 
** '''77-80''' God commands Moses to lead the Israelites through the Red Sea
** '''81''' Pharaoh pursues them, and is overwhelmed by the sea
** '''82-83''' God feeds the Israelites on manna and quails in the desert
** '''83-84''' God's treatment of the unbelieving and penitent
** '''85-87''' The Israelites worship a [[golden calf in Islam|golden calf]]
** '''88-89''' Moses reproaches them with idolatry 
** '''90-91''' They lay the blame on [[Samiri (Islamic figure)|Samiri]]
** '''92-93''' The people disobey Aaron
** '''94-95''' Moses rebukes Aaron—his apology
** '''96''' Sámirí's explanation of his conduct '''97-98''' Sámirí's doom to social ostracism
* '''102-107''' The resurrection and the conduct of those judged on the judgment-day
* '''108''' No intercession on that day, except by permission
* '''109-111''' The fate of the wicked and reward of the righteous
* '''112-114''' The Quran made easy for Muhammad, but he is not to be hasty in repeating it
*'''[[Adam and Eve in Islam|The Story of Adam]]'''
**'''115''' Adam broke God's covenant
**'''116''' All the angels prostrate to Adam except Iblís
**'''117''' Adam warned against Satan
**'''118-119''' Adam and Eve will never struggle in [[Jannah]]
**'''120''' Satan beguiles Adam and Eve
**'''121''' Adam disobeys God
**'''122-123''' God pardons, but expels them from Paradise
**'''124'''  An admonition promised, with penalty of rejection of it
*'''125-127''' Infidels will appear in the judgment blind, and reasons for blindness
*'''128-129''' The Makkans warned
*'''130-132''' Muhammad comforted and encouraged
*'''133-134''' The Jews demand a sign, and the Quraish disbelieve
*'''135''' God directs Muhammad to proclaim his readiness to wait the final issue of the controversy between them <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>