These verses ask Muslims to refer to the Scriptures, if they are in doubt about that which has been inspired to their prophet Mohammad, regarding Moses and the fate of pharaoh, and other historical incidents.

      Some may ask here; was the prophet himself in any doubt about what he narrated of ancient stories? The answer is definitely, ``none at all''. He always proved in his acts and deeds, and it is confirmed by Qurän too, that he was unique in the belief that,whatever he said was truth and from God. We read in the Holy QuränِS 53:3ِ4, that he said nothing of his own desire, and that whatever he said was an inspiration, inspired to him. He was indeed sure of that. therefore this commandment:ِ ``REFER TO THE SCRIPTURES IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT'' is addressed in the form, to Mohammad (AS), but in substance, it is addressed to the Muslims.

      Then the following verse (NO.96) implies that there were, and still there are, some contumacious and stubborn people against whom the word of Allah has proved true that, they will never believe until they taste a painful punishment that they deserve! So no one should expect such a one to give up resistance and opposition to the truth, inspite of

the hardened heart and the metamorphosed nature that they have earned:ِ

      Even if all the signs come to them they will not believe until they taste a painful punishment.

      This pronounced change in nature, or better to say against the nature of man, is effected by their own evil deeds in a long period of their life, which they earned with their own hands and in their Free-Will.