123–127 Judgment day and the disbelievers' punishment This section restates what was said before: Those who follow God will be rewarded, and those who do not will be punished on the Day of Judgment. Verse 126: "…You ignored Our revelations when they came to you, so today you will be ignored." Verse 127: "…The greatest and most enduring punishment is in the Hereafter." 128–132 Instructions to the believers This section contains another of the patterns discussed by Neuwirth, the signs of God's existence. It references the ruins of old cities as signs that God exists and can easily destroy people. Also, this section instructs believers to pray, and not to long for others' possessions. Verse 131 is the second verse of the sura that is mentioned in Asbab al-Nuzul. Wahidi says that this was sent down because Muhammad once desired food to entertain a guest, but could not afford it. The Jewish man selling the food refused to sell it without a security, and Muhammad was furious with this. To appease his prophet, God sent down this verse. Verse 131: "And do not gaze longingly at what We have given some of them to enjoy, the finery of this present life: We test them through this, but the provision of your Lord is better and more lasting." Verse 132: "Order your people to pray, and pray steadfastly yourself." 133–135 Conclusion The conclusion includes another of the elements Neuwirth discusses: debate. In the conclusion, there is a debate between the disbelievers and Muhammad. The disbelievers wonder why God does not bring them a sign, and in the final verse God instructs Muhammad what to reply to them. Verse 135: "[Prophet], say, 'We are all waiting, so you carry on waiting: you will come to learn who has followed the even path, and been rightly guided.'" References External links Q20:53, 50+ translations, islamawakened.com Quran 20 Clear Quran translation Ta-Ha Moses Golden calf