These are the last verses about the event of Noah in this chapter of Qurän.

      Noah disembarked safely and in peace, but the land was not the former landِAll the building were destructiond and all the orchards and farm lands ruined and no more creature was seen moving! Noah and his disciples trembled and a fear and anxiety of famine and starvation seized them, but Allah promised to bestow on them His Grace and Blessings:ِ

      ``O, Noah! Come down from the Ark with peace from us, and our Blessings upon you and upon those who are with you.''

      The ending of the above verse (NO.48) implies that the sad story of Noah's people was not the first one of its kind nor the last of all:ِ

      ``And there will come nations again that We let them enjoy themselves and have pleasures and fruition, and then a painful punishment from us will touch them for their evil conducts which comes out of their faithlessness.''

      Again and again nations, and races will come to existence, and take no lesson of the past experiences of man. They will waste their respite and unique opportunities in material enjoyments and secular pleasures and plunge in sin and oppression, and then the wrath of God seizes their throats and the history is repeated and renewed.

      The good end always belongs to those who adhere to piety and grasp the chain of God, and in return recieve God's Grace and Mercy.

      Thus, Noah debarked with the promise of God's peace and blessings. Through God's peace, real spiritual calmness and true comfort of mind is obtained, and by His Blessing, all means of spiritual happiness and physical welfare is provided for the blessed. The said Grace and Blessing of God was not only given to Noah and those who followed him. It rather waits for all the righteous people who have faith, and seek the guiding light of God. Of course, we ought to know that the Grace of God is not a family or racial privilege, but rather something that the godly strives and works hard to earn it.