•
1 Spoils belong to God and his Apostle •
2-4 True believers and their future reward •
5-6 Muslims reproved for distrusting their Prophet •
7 God gives the Muslims either the
Quraish or their caravan •
8 The
victory of Badr a seal to Islam •
9 Angelic aid vouchsafed to Muhammad •
10-11 The Muslims refreshed and comforted before the battle •
12 The angels enjoined to comfort the faithful by destroying the infidel Quraish •
13-14 Infidels are doomed to punishment here and hereafter •
15-16 Muslims are never to turn their backs on the infidels on pain of hell-fire •
17-18 The victory of Badr a miracle •
19 The Quraish are warned against further warfare with the Muslims •
20-21 Muslims
exhorted to steadfastness in faith •
22-23 Infidels compared to deaf and dumb brutes •
24 Believers are to submit themselves to God and his Apostle •
25-28 They are warned against civil strife, deception, and treachery •
29 God's favour to true believers •
30 Plots against Muhammad frustrated by God •
31 The infidels liken the Quran to fables •
32-33 The Quraish were protected from deserved punishment by Muhammad's presence among them •
34-38 The idolaters of Mecca rebuked and threatened •
39 An amnesty offered to the Quraish •
40 Impenitent idolaters to be extirpated from the earth •
41 How the spoils of war are to be divided •
42-43 The Muslims were led by God to fight at Badr to attest the truth of Islam •
44 The Muslims encouraged, and the infidels lured to destruction, by each seeing the other to be few in number •
45-46 Believers exhorted to obedience •
47 Believers warned against impious vainglory •
48 The devil deserts the Quraish at Badr •
49-51 The fate of
hypocrites •
52-54 Their doom like that of
Pharaoh and his people •
55 The worst of beasts are the infidels •
56-58 Treachery to be met with its like •
59 God is against the infidels •
60 The Muslims excited to war against unbelievers •
61 Condition of peace with unbelievers •
62-64 The miracle of Arab union •
65-66 God with the Prophet and the Muslims in warring for the faith •
67-69 Muslims reproved for accepting ransom for the captives taken at Badr •
70-71 Captive Quraish
exhorted to accept Islam, and warned against deception •
72-73 The brotherhood of Muslims (and its obligatory related to it), fact that disbelievers are helpers of one another, and effect for Muslims if they don't help another. •
74 The brotherhood of the
Ansárs and
Muhajirun •
75 The hereditary rights of blood-relations re-established == Name ==