By the forenoon
And the night when it darkens
Thy Lord has not forsaken thee, nor hated thee
and surely the hereafter is better for thee than the former
and in the end thy Lord will give thee, and thou shalt be well pleased
Did He not find thee an orphan, and give the shelter
and find thee erring, and guide thee
and find thee poor with a family, and nourish thee
But as for the orphan oppress him not
and as for the beggar drive him not away
and as for the favour of thy Lord discourse thereof