The argument continues here to illustrate the virtues of the Godly, and the Merciful's truthful servants. Three major sins have been strictly forbidden and sternly condemned. These are polytheism, murder, and fornication. Five of the said virtues were named and explained in the preceding passage, and the other three are explained here, as follows:ِ

      6ِThe sixth virtue of the righteous believer is his pure faith in Monotheism. A purity by which he calls nothing and no one besides Allah. He knows well that worshipping anything or any body apart from Allah, is a hateful crime and an oppression against Allah.

      7ِTheir seventh character is such that they are far from killing a person, particularly without any right, or that whom Allah has forbidden. Such a hateful sin is a crime against God, as well as our fellow-creatures.

      8ِAnd their eighth specification is avoiding fornication, which is a Major Sin that injures the respect of Mankind, and it is a rebel against God.

      The greatness of the above three Major Sins is according to the above mentioned order; i.e. Polytheism is the worst of all sins. Murder is worse than fornication, and adultery is too bad a guilt. All of them will have their reward paid in full, but in the blazing fire of Hell! Such great crimes will never be left unanswered, and the guilty has to meet with the consequences of his deeds.

      But even in the case of such heinous sins, there is no room for despair, and if the sinner repents, ceases doing wrong, and amends his deeds, God is always Merciful and Forgiving.