Quran 26:225

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Quran 26:225 is a verse in the chapter "The Poets" that critiques aimless poets who wander in every valley and say what they do not do.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Quran verse
addresses poets who wander in every valley
addressesIssue abuse of poetic talent
disconnect between rhetoric and behavior
authorityStatus considered divinely revealed by Muslims
canonicalStatus part of the Uthmanic codex
chapterNameArabic الشعراء
chapterNameEnglish The Poets NERFINISHED
chapterNumber 26
citationForm Qur'an 26:225
Surah Ash-Shu'ara, ayah 225 NERFINISHED
critiques poets lacking moral commitment
poets whose words are not matched by actions
describes poets who say what they do not do
distinguishesFrom righteous poets mentioned in Quran 26:227
ethicalCategory hypocrisy and inconsistency
speech ethics
follows Quran 26:224
genre didactic verse
hasKeyPhrase "they say what they do not do"
"they wander in every valley"
language Arabic
locatedInText Juz 19
mentionedIn tafsir literature
moralLesson avoid frivolous and misleading poetry
speech should be consistent with action
originalAudienceContext Meccan society with influential poets
partOf Quran 26 NERFINISHED
Surah Ash-Shu'ara NERFINISHED
placeOfRevelation Mecca
precedes Quran 26:226
recitedIn Muslim ritual recitation of the Quran
relatedTo Quran 26:224
Quran 26:226 NERFINISHED
Quran 26:227
religiousTradition Islam
revelationType Meccan surah
script Arabic script
scriptureOf Muslims NERFINISHED
theme condemnation of aimless speech
critique of certain poets
moral responsibility in speech
usedIn Islamic ethics discussions
critiques of hypocrisy
verseNumber 225

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The Poets containsVerse Quran 26:225