true believers 44 Muhammad is commanded to recite the Quran and to give himself to prayer 45 Muslims not to fight against Jews and Christians except in self-defence 45, 46 The Quran and the former Scriptures one revelation 47 The miracle of Muhammad's reading and writing a proof of the inspiration of the Quran 48 Unbelievers only reject the Quran 49 Muhammad challenged to work a miracle 50 The Quran itself a sufficient miracle 51, 52 God will judge between Muhammad and the infidels 53-55 The infidels call for judgment, and it will find them unprepared 56 Believers exhorted to fly from persecution 57-59 The reward of the righteous dead 60-63 God's works in creation and providence witness his being 64 The present life a vain show 65, 66 Unbelievers are ungrateful 67, 68 The ingratitude of the Arab idolaters 69 God will reward the faithful Parable of the spider's house Mustafa Khattab, author of the Clear Quran, notes that "Externally, the web is too flimsy to protect the spider against rain and strong wind. Internally, the spider’s family structure is fragile, since some species are cannibalistic, with the female preying on the male and the young eating their own mother." References External links Quran 29 Clear Quran translation Q29:2, 50+ translations, islamawakened.com Parables in the Quran Ankabut Spiders in popular culture