Do Not Walk Proudly on the Earth
2 ayahs
The Quran commands not to walk on earth with arrogance, for you cannot split the earth nor reach the mountains in height.
Quran references
Quranic warnings against kibr (arrogance) — from Iblis to Pharaoh to Qaroon — and the Quranic call to humility.
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The Quran commands not to walk on earth with arrogance, for you cannot split the earth nor reach the mountains in height.
The Quran states that those who deny Allah's signs and are arrogant will not enter Paradise and will be told to enter the gates of Hell permanently.
The Quran records that Iblis refused to prostrate to Adam, saying he was better because he was created from fire, making him the first to display arrogance.
The Quran states that Pharaoh and his troops behaved arrogantly without right, and that Pharaoh called out claiming to be his people's highest lord.
The Quran recounts that Qaroon went out to his people in his adornment boasting of his wealth, and was swallowed by the earth as a consequence.
The Quran recounts that the people of 'Ad said no one was mightier than them in power, then the wind destroyed them because of their arrogance.
The Quran describes those who hear the signs of Allah and turn away in arrogance as deserving a painful punishment.
The Quran instructs not to turn your cheek away from people in contempt nor walk in insolence, and to be moderate in walking and lowering the voice.
The Quran clearly states that Allah does not love those who are arrogant and boastful.
The Quran describes the servants of the Most Merciful as those who walk upon the earth in humility.
The Quran states not to claim purity for oneself, as Allah knows best who is truly righteous.
The Quran opens its description of the true servants of Allah with their characteristic of walking on the earth with humility.