M. H. Shakir, The Holy Quran; Arabic Text and English Translation; Foot-notes by M. H. Shakir (1974)

104. We know best what they say, when the fairest of them in say, when the fairest of them in course would say: You tarried but a day.

105. And they ask you about the mountains. Say: My Lord will carry them away from the roots.

106. Then leave it a plain, smooth level,

107. You shall not see therein any crookedness or unevenness.

108. On that day they shall follow the inviter, there is no crookedness in him, and the voices shall be low before the Beneficent God so that you shall not hear aught but a soft sound.

109. On that day shall no intercession avail except of him whom the Beneficent God allows and whose word He is pleased with.

110. He knows what is before them and what is behind them, while they do not comprehend it in knowledge.

111. And the faces shall be humbled before the Living, the Self-subsistent God, and he who bears iniquity is indeed a failure.

112. And whoever does good works and he is a believer, he shall have no fear of injustice nor of the with — holding of his due.

113. And thus have We sent it down an Arabic Quran, and have distinctly set forth therein of threats that they may guard (against evil) or that it may produce a reminder for them.