The 61st verse of this text criticizes people who claim that a holy man is "an ear" or "only ears.
The 61st verse of this text criticizes people who claim that a holy man is "an ear" or "only ears." This text states that people who hoard gold and silver will have their wealth heated by the fires of hell and branded on their bodies, but that believers will live forever in gardens with rivers flowing through them. This text claims that Jews believe God had a son named Uzair, whom scholars typically identify with either Azariah or Ezra. The vastness of the earth becomes too narrow for the losers of the Battle of Hunayn in this text, which forbids "postponement," or nasi, of the four sacred months. This text, which continually references events surrounding the Battle of Tabuk, includes a command to besiege, ambush, and otherwise seek to eliminate unbelievers in its controversial "Sword verse." This surah of the Quran is the only one that does not begin with "Bismillah." For 10 points, name this surah, the English- translated name of which references its declaration that idolaters must convert or die.
The 61st verse of this text criticizes people who claim that a holy man is "an ear" or "only ears.
Surah at-Tawbah [or Surah 9; or The Repentance; or Surah al-Bara'ah; or The Ultimatum; or The Immunity; or The Dispensation; prompt on "Quran"; do not accept or prompt on answers other than the ones listed]