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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. Blessed
be [God Whose kingdom increases more and more]; He by Whose hand is the
ownership [of all things], and is All-Able to do everything. [3] 2. Who
has created the dead [matter] a,
and [then He created] the living [beings out of the dead matter] to try you, which
of you is best in deeds b.
And He is the Almighty c
the All-Forgiving d. [4] 3. [God] Who has created seven stratified e [gaseous] heavens; you cannot see any non-observance f in the creation of the Most Gracious! Then [look at the sky, your first look, and] turn your
[eye-] sight again [to make sure]: Can you g see any rifts [in the heavens]? [No, of course.] h [5] 4. Then
turn your [eye-] sight i
twice –– your [eye-] sight shall return to you disappointedj eventhough it be open-eyed k. [6] 5. And
We adorned the nearest firmament [to your earth] with [meteors which flash at
night like] lamps, and made these [meteors] to stone devils l; and We have prepared for them [for Doomsday] the
chastisement of the Blaze. |
2 a
The indication of this is His description of the earth in the Quran 16: 65,
which means: (And God sends down [rain] water
from the sky, and gives therewith life to the earth [with the plant and much
vegetation] after its death [with the drought.]) 2 b So He will reward him according
to his deeds. 2 c In His kingdom, so He will take
revenge on the associaters and disbelievers. 2 d For those of monotheists who
repent. [Monotheists are those who exclusively devote their worship to God
alone.] 3 e It means: one over another. 3 f It means: He missed nothing as
regards the perfection of His creatures, but all His creatures are perfectly
made, firmly organized, excellent in shape. 3 g The beholder of the sky. 3 h The answer is: No, no cracks nor any fissures; but when the Doom of man is due [when he
dies], he will see the much many rifts, fissures and cracks in the sky. As in His saying – be glorified –
in the Quran 82: 1, which means (When the sky [or heaven] shall
split open.) And in the Quran 84: 1, which
means: (When the sky [: the gaseous
layers] shall tear apart.) The meaning: The sight of man is
defective about comprehension of the truth, and he cannot see the
metaphysics; so on account of his defective eye looking, he sees the sky
homogenous without any rifts, but he will see it cracked after his death and
going to the world of souls. Example: if you look with your
unaided eye to a piece of cloth, you will see it homogenous without pores, but
if you look to it with the microscope, you will see it having a large number
of pores like the sieve. Hence, the difference is between
us and the souls, because their sight is sharp. God – be glorified – said in
the Quran 50: 22, which means: (We have now [by death] removed
from you your cover [i.e. your body], so today keen is your sight.) i.e. his sight will be sharp. Therefore, one who cannot see the
exact truth about the material objects, how can such one be certain about the
spiritual creatures which he has not seen in the life of the World, like the
angels, spirits, jinn (or genies) and devils; hence he denies their
existence. In fact, I myself,
saw such cracking and rifting, when a fainting event happened to me, which is
written in my book Man after Death with the title of Was
it death or fainting? which is
also written in my book An Hour with Ghosts with the title of A trip in the world of ghosts 4 i To look: can you see seven
gaseous heavens, although the gases are matter, but you cannot see them
because they are transparent. Then look also twice for
ascertaining. 4 j Having not reached to an end, and it cannot see the gases of the sky. 4 k It means: And in spite of that
you are seer not blind, but you could not reach to an end. 5 l If they try to eavesdrop. |
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[7] 6. And there will be the chastisement of Hell for
those who disbelieve in their Lord; what a miserable destiny [will their
destiny be in Hell!] [8] 7. When
they will be cast into [Hell], they will hear its roaring a – as it boils up b. [9] 8. As [Hell] would tear up [from simmering] with
[extreme] rage [at disbelievers.] c
Whenever a [new] troop is flung therein its keepers ask them: Came there to
you no warner to [warn] you [of this punishment d]? [10] 9. They will say: "Yes, indeed, a warner did
come to us, but we denied [him] and said: 'God has not revealed anything e; surely you [messengers] are in error [far from the
truth] so great, [for that you say: God has revealed to us a book and a
revelation!'] " [11] 10.
And they shall say: “Had we but listened [to the words of the messengers]
or pondered [that to which they invited us], we should not have been among
the inmates of the Blaze.” [12] 11.
Thus, [will] they confess their sins [but their confession will not avail
them anything at that time, for] the inmates of the Blaze will be far removed
[from God's mercy.] |
7 a
Which is the sound of the flame and the emerging of gases out of it. 7 b With its burning liquids. 8 c And the pieces would separate the
big one from the small; the ‘rage’ is the sound of its boiling or simmering. The indication of this is His
saying – be glorified – in the Quran 25: 12, which means: (When it[s keepers] see them from
a place far-off, [they will increase its blaze so that] the [disbelievers]
will hear the roaring sound of its [boiling] and [the rage of] its
exhalation.) So the sun is about to burst and
tear up on account of the severe [pressure of] the gases imprisoned in its
core following the cooling of its surface and the formation on its surface of
a cold crust, which will be at the end of its life. Then when the gases do not find an
exit to get out, at that time the sun will burst and cut up into nineteen
pieces; this will occur on Doomsday. 8 d So as to avoid it by obeying your
Lord? 9 e It means: God has not revealed any book to any man. |
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[13] 12.
Surely those who fear their Lord, when alone in private a –– there awaits them forgiveness and a great reward [in
the Next Life.] [14] 13.
Conceal your saying or proclaim it [; it is all the same to Him b]; for surely He is All-Knowing about [the secrets of the
hearts] that are in the breasts [of people.] [15] 14.
Shall He Who created [breasts] not know [their secrets]? He is Most Kind
[with His acts], the Most Aware [about His servants.] [16] 15.
It is [God] Who has made the earth manageable to you, [people, for
dwelling and cultivation c.]
Therefore walk in its high [mountainous] places d [in addition to its low plains], and eat out of His
provision e, and of Him is [your praying to]
quicken [the land with the plant.] f |
12 a
i.e. when they are alone in their privacy, when none of people may see them,
so they do not disobey Him because they fear of Him. 13 b The secret and the open are alike
to Him. 15 c It means: He made it prepared for
your disposal and cultivation. 15 d Seeking after provision with
cultivation, industry and commerce. The Arabic word in the aya literally means the high places; the meaning: You may
obtain your provision not only in plains of the earth, but even on hills and
mountains you may obtain your provision, that is by means of cultivation,
hunting or extraction of metals out of the earth. 15 e It means: Eat the fruits out of
that which you plant, and the product of that which you manufacture, and the
profit of that with which you trade. 15 f It means: It is up to you to
cultivate, and it is up to Him to plant and make it productive in order that
you may eat. So the word in the aya is related to spreading the plant on earth. The indication of this is His
saying – be glorified – in the Quran 42: 28, which means: (And it is He [: God] Who sends
down the rain even after [people] have despaired [of sending it down], and
[so He] spreads out His mercy [on earth]) I.e. He spreads the plant on the
earth. Moreover, God – be glorified –
said in the Quran 43: 11, which means: (And Who sent down out of the sky
[rain] water in due measure, and We spread abroad, with the [rain, the plant
on] a land that was barren.) So the meaning: Of Him is your
supplication, and of Him is your prayer, to grow and spread abroad your
plant. |
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[17] 16.
Do you [people] feel secure that [God] Who is in heaven a may not cleave the earth with you, [as did He cleave
another earth with its people before you], so that it then [shall] violently
heave b? [18] 17.
Or do you feel secure that [God] Who is in heaven may not send against
you [birds to shoot you with] pebbles c,
then [at that time] you will know how My warning is d
? [19] 18.
Those before them e
had denied [their apostles; so We destroyed them with Our chastisement.] Then how were the consequences of [their] denying [the
punishment? Did not they face it?] [20] 19.
Have they f not seen the birds – [that smote
the Host of the Elephant with stones] – [flying] above them [in the sky],
spreading out their wings [once] and [another time] folding them in? None can withhold them [from smiting them with stones]
except the Most Gracious; surely He is All-Seeing of everything. g [21] 20.
Where are such hosts of yours, that can – apart
from the Most Gracious – help you [in averting the punishmenth?] The disbelievers are only in self-deception [with their
wealth, their sons and their large number.] [22] 21.
Who is there to provide for you [the plant and fruits], if [God] were to
withhold [the rain, which is] His provision? i but they obstinately persist with [their] opposition and
aversion [away from the truth.] [Some of Quraish tribesmen asked the Jews and said: “Are
we the better guided or the companions of Mohammed?” They said: “You are better guided than they are!” As in His saying – be glorified – in the Quran 4: 51,
which means: (Haven't you [Mohammed] regarded those [Jews] who were
given a portion of the [Heavenly] Book [: the Torah], [how] they believe in the
priest [: Huyay, the son of Akhtab]
and the arrogant [: Ka'ab, the son of Ashraf], and
[how] they say to the disbelievers: "These [Jewish priests] are more
rightly guided than those [Mohammed and his companions] who believe.") So God – be glorified – disapproved their words, and He
said:] [23] 22.
Is he then, who [will, on the Judgment Day, go prone upon his face
[headlong to Hell] j better guided or he who [will]
walk upright upon a straight path [to Paradise!?] |
16 a
i.e. in the space. 16 b i.e. disturbs and quakes. [This aya has been explained in the book The Universe and the Quran with the title of [The mistake of Astronomers about the Asteroids 1] 17 c As did He send against the ‘Host
of the Elephant’ and on the people of Lot. 17 d When you will see the falling
down of the pebbles and stones on you. 18 e i.e. before the people of Mecca. 19 f i.e. the people of Mecca. 19 g A similar aya
has been explained in the interpretation of the Quran 16: 79. 20 h When the punishment settles on
them. It means: None can help and save
you from the punishment, but only the Most Gracious, if you believe in Him
today and follow His messenger. 21 i It means: If He withholds the
rain from you; who, other than God, can loose it or
bring it down? 22 j It means: How can you say to the
associaters who will be admitted into the Fire on Doomsday: “You are better
of guidance than the believers are” while they will go to Paradise? The one who will ‘walk prone upon
his face’ is the disbeliever and associater. The
indication of this is His saying – be glorified – in the Quran 17: 97, which
means: (And on Doomsday We will gather
them together on their faces [directing towards Hell]; being blind [to the
way of getting out of it], dumb [to speak with apology] and deaf [to hear the
rapture and sounds of delight].) So the meaning is: How do you,
Jews, consider the associaters as having guidance, while they work in the
life of the World, to deny, oppose and fight the messenger, and in the Next
Life they will be dragged on their faces to Hell. So the word in the aya means the falling of man on his face or head. The word has also been explained
in the interpretation of the Quran 26: 94 |
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[24] 23.
Say: "It is [God] Who has formed your [souls from the ether] a, and assigned for you hearing, sight and [spiritual]
hearts b; [but] only a small number of you
show gratitude [to God c.]" [25] 24. Say: "It is He [: God] Who has scattered d you [O people] throughout the earth e, and to Him will you be gathered together f [on the Day of Judgment.]" [26] 25.
And they [: the associaters] say: "When will this promise [of the
punishment and the accounting] be fulfilled, if you [believers] are truthful
[in your words]?" [27] 26.
Say: "God only knows [that.] And I am [sent] only to warn you
clearly." g [Then God – be glorified – told about those of them who
died, and He said:] [28] 27.
Then [when they died] they saw [the torment] close at hand; [at that
time] the faces of the disbelievers were vexed h, and it was said [to them by the angels]: "This is
[the torment] for which you were asking [in the life of the World, with
mocking; so now suffer of it.]" |
23 a
Because the soul is the true man, while the body is nothing more than a mold
in which the soul is formed and its particles are compiled and gravitated to
each other. 23 b These three are also some of the
special senses of the soul; for had He meant the bodies, then God – be
glorified – would have said: And assigned for you the ear, the eye and the
heart. Moreover, His saying – be
glorified – which means: (has formed you),
but He did not say: has created you. For the ‘creation’ is of the
body, and the ‘formation’ is of the soul. 23 c For His bounties. 24 d And dispersed you. 24 e In order to reproduce and fill
the earth. 24 f To be taken to account and
judged. 26 g i.e. I know not when the
chastisement will afflict you or when the Judgment will be. 27 h i.e. their faces were blackened
and their circumstances were grievous. |
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[The associaters desired for the death of the Prophet: so as
to get rid of him, and they said: “He is only a possessed man, whose death we
are awaiting.” Therefore, this aya was revealed
in reply to them:] [29] 28.
Say, [Mohammed, to your people who desire for your death]: "Have you
considered: whether God will cause me and those [believers] with me to perish a, or will have mercy on us [by enabling us to leave your
city and go to another one]; still, who [else] may save the disbelievers from
a painful doom [that may afflict you if you lose me either by my death or emigration]?" b [30] 29.
Say, [Mohammed, to the disbelievers]: "It is He the Most Gracious:
we have believed in Him [alone, as having no associate nor any son or
daughter], and in Him we put [all] our trust [in preaching the religion of
the Islam]; then [after your death] you, will know which [of us] is in
manifest error [: we or you.] [31] 30.
Say: "Have you considered: if your water sinks away [deep in the
earth] c, who can then provide you with
flowing [palatable] water?" d |
28 a As you wish. 28 b The meaning: God sent me to save
you from the ignorance and to deliver you from the chastisement of the Next
Life, and to lead you to dignity and glory; so if you lose me, whether by my
death or by my emigration from you, then who, apart from me, will save you
from the ignorance, and who will deliver you from God’s chastisement in the
life of the World and in the Next Life? 30 c And you drink it bitter or salt;
it means: the water of wells. 30 d This will occur when the earth
will stop its axial rotation, and the heat will increase in the day side, so
that the water of rivers and seas will evaporate, and no water will remain
other than only the water of wells. |
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By
God's help, the interpretation of the soora 67 of the Quran is completed; So (praise
be to God: Lord of the worlds.) |
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