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[1] (In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful) |
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The meaning |
More explanation |
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[2] 1. [All
birds] that [fly] in the [gaseous] heavens a and [all beasts] that [move] on the earth glorify God, the
Sovereign, the All-Sacred [: Sanctified by His angels], the All-Mighty, the
Most Wise. b [3] 2. It
is [God] Who has sent – unto these [Meccans c] who read not [any heavenly book] – a messenger d out of themselves: to recite to them His revelations [of the Quran], to purify them [from the disbelief, the association and
sins], and to teach them [the reading and writing and statements
of] the Book [: the Quran] and the admonition; although before [his coming] they were in error [far from the way
of the truth], obvious [to every intelligent man.] [4] 3. And [to teach the wisdom and the Quran to] some
e [in the future] other of them,
who have not yet joined them. And He is the All-Mighty, the Most Wise. [5] 4. That [Book and wisdom] is the grace of God
which He bestows on whom [of His servants] He pleases; for God is Lord of
mighty grace [to His servants, especially to prophets, messengers and those
who believe in them.] |
1 a
i.e. in the sky. 1 b These names have been explained
in the interpretation of the Quran 59: 23-24. 2 c The capital of the cities that are round about it. 2 d He is Mohammed, one of the people
of their city, one of their tribesmen and one of their chiefs and nobles. 3 e They are everyone who comes to
Islam following the companions of the Prophet, till Doomsday. Such teaching
will be from some of them to others; the Quran being the essence of such
teaching. |
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[6] 5. The
likeness of those [Jews] who were entrusted with [the statements and laws of]
the Torah [of Moses], yet applied it not a,
is as the likeness of the ass carrying the Books [of the prophets of the Old Testament.]
Evil is the likeness of people b who deny the [past and the present] revelations c of God. And God guides not the people doing wrong [to others.] d [7] 6. Say,
[Mohammed]: "O Jews, in case you claim that you are favorite friends of
God, apart from other people e,
then do long for death if you are truthful [in your claim that God loves
you.]" [Then God – be glorified – disapproved their claim, and He
said:] [8] 7. But
they will never long for the [death], on account of [the crimes, wrong-doing
and disobedience] that their hands have forwarded [to the Next Life.] God is All-Knowing about the wrong-doers g. [9] 8. Say
[Mohammed to them:] "Death which you try to evade will inevitably
overtake you h, then [following your death]
shall you be brought back to [the judgment of God] Who knows [both] the
hidden and the open [of your deeds]; and then He shall inform [and punish]
you about what [evil deeds] you have done. |
5 a
i.e. neither did they apply it, nor did they read it every day, but they
neglected about it: leaving it wrapped with silk. So the likeness of these is as the
likeness of an ass carrying the Books of the Prophets, written in the
collection of the Torah; to each prophet is his particular book. 5 b i.e. these people, and any people
who are like them. 5 c It means: they had denied the
revelations of their prophets, as have they denied the revelations of the
Quran. 5 d The following are some of the
statements which God prescribed for them and written in their Torah; but they
contradicted some of them, abandoned some and yet altered some other
statements: I - [The washing
after copulation] One of such statements which God
commanded them to do, but they abandoned is the washing after copulation
which they abandoned, and Jews do not wash after copulation. For it is mentioned in the Torah
collection, Book of the Levites, chapter 22: 4-7 “And whoso touches anything that
is unclean by the dead, or a man whose seed goes from him [like: after sexual
intercourse with his wife]; 5 or whosoever touches any
creeping thing, whereby he may be made unclean, or a man of whom he may take
uncleanness, whatsoever uncleanness he has; 6 the soul that touches any such
shall be unclean until the even, and shall not eat of the holy things, unless
he bathes his flesh in water. 7 And when the sun is down, he
shall be clean.” II - [Prohibition
of wine] About the prohibition of wine; it
is in the Book of Numbers, chapter 6: “And the Lord spoke to Moses,
saying, 2 Speak to the children of Israel,
and say to them, When either man or woman shall separate themselves to vow a
vow of a Nazarite, to separate themselves to the
Lord: 3 He shall separate himself from
wine and strong drink, and shall drink no vinegar of wine, or vinegar of
strong drink, neither shall he drink any liquor of grapes.” And it is mentioned in the Book of
Isaiah, chapter 5 the following: “11 Woe to them that rise up early
in the morning, that they may follow strong drink; that continue until night,
till wine inflame them! 12 And the harp, and the viol, the
tabret, and pipe, and wine, are in their feasts:
but they regard not the work of the Lord, neither consider the operation of
his hands.” So this is some of what is written
in their Torah about the prohibition of the wine, but they drink wine till
drunkenness, and say it is lawful to us. III - [The
prohibition of the usury] About the prohibition of the usury
or the interest, the following is mentioned in the Book of Leviticus, chapter
25: “35 And if your brother be waxen
poor, and fallen in decay with you; then you shall relieve him: yea, though
he be a stranger, or a sojourner; that he may live with you. 36 Take you no usury of him, or
increase: but fear your God; that your brother may live with you. 37 You shall not give him your
money upon usury, nor lend him your victuals for increase.” This is some of what is mentioned
about the prohibition of the usury or the interest, but they work with it and
do not mind. For the usury (or the interest) is
forbidden to every man and in all religions, whether he be your brother or a
stranger, but they distorted it using the word “your brother”, in order to
make it lawful to take the usury from others. IV - And about their association and
worshipping the idols and statues and their killing of the prophets and their
many indecent acts: I have mentioned some of them in
the interpretation of the Quran 2: 51, 79 and 83 [and in details in my book The Conflict between the Torah and the Quran ]
6 e It means: If you claim that God
loves you in preference to other people. 7 g It means: Jews who wrong people
and plunder their rights. 8 h And none can escape. |
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[Then God – be glorified – addressed the believers and
said:] [10] 9. O
you who believe, when the call is proclaimed to the prayersa
on Friday, hasten earnestly to mention Godb and leave
off traffickingc. That [: God's mentioning] is better for you [than the
trafficking] if you did but know d. [11] 10.
And when the prayer is finished, then go about
in the land [to visit your relatives and your patients], seeking [by that]
the grace [and reward] of God, and mention God so much [with gratitude e]: that you may be successful [in the Next Life.] [The Prophet was addressing on the rostrum on Friday, when
a caravan of Dihia arrived (before the conversion
of Dihia), and they had a drum on which they nocked
to announce the arrival of the trading caravan, as was their custom before
the Islam; so all people, except twelve men, went out of the mosque to the
caravan and left the Prophet standing. Therefore, His saying – be glorified –
was revealed:] [12] 11.
When they find some merchandise or pastime-diversion f, they go headlong to it g and leave you [Mohammed] standing [: delivering the
Friday sermon.] Say, [Mohammed, to them]: "What [reward and
recompense] with God, is better [for you] than pastime and merchandise h, and God is the Best of providers i. |
9 a It means: When the ‘caller to the prayers’ calls to the
prayers. 9 b It means: To the prayers, and
mention God in the prayers, before it and after it; it is the prayers of
Friday; it must be in group, and it does not substitute the midday prayers. [i.e. it should be performed in addition to the mid-day
prayers.] The indication of this is His
saying – be glorified – in the Quran 2: 238, which means: ([O believers!] you shall consistently observe the [obliged daily] prayers and the
favored prayer [of Friday.]) 9 c i.e. refrain
from selling and buying in the time of the prayers; so do not busy yourselves
with the selling and buying, lest you may miss the Friday prayers. 9 d What reward is with God for those
who celebrate His praises. 10 e For the wealth, children and
health that He bestowed on you. 11 f Which is the drum. 11 g i.e. they disperse away from you,
and go to the merchandise. 11 h By which you may gain some profit
in the life of the World. 11 i Therefore, no need that you leave
the mosque and go out of it at the time of the sermon; for He may provide you
whenever He pleases. |
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By
God's help, the interpretation of the soora 62 of the Quran is completed; So
(praise be to God: Lord of the worlds.) |
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