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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. About
what do these [associaters] interrogate each other!? [Then God – be glorified – told about the subject of their
interrogation, and said:] [3] 2. about
the serious topic! [4] 3. Concerning which they are at variance. a [5] 4. Nay b, they will soon come to know [the truth about that c.] [6] 5. Again
nay d; for they will soon come to know
[the truth about that e.]
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3 a
The topic about which they are at variance is the ‘sending of souls to the
Next Life’ and the resurrection: some people believe in it and others deny
it. Moreover, those who believe in it
vary also concerning it: some people say: the ‘sending to the Next Life’ will
be for souls not for bodies; while others say: both souls and bodies will be
resurrected altogether. In addition, they differ about
spirits: some admit the existence of spirits, while others deny that. Therefore, this is the difference
and disagreement of people about the ‘sending to the Next Life’. While about the Accounting and
Judgment: some say: the accounting will directly follow death, while others
say: it will be on Doomsday. 4 b This is for deterring those who
deny the existence of spirits; which means: It is not like what you imagine
that man has no spirit. 4 c Following their death, and they
will then see spirits, jinns (or genies), angels,
devils and every ethereal creature. 5 d This is a deterring to those who
deny the ‘sending of souls to the Next Life’. 5 e When they will go to the world of
souls, by means of death, and they will then see the angels who will take
their souls out of their bodies, and will see the chastisement with which We
promised them, and what else they denied and disbelieved. |
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[Then God – be glorified – started to explain to people,
the proofs of His might and ability about the ‘sending to the Next Life’:
concerning His perfecting of His creatures, and that His manufactured things
are intact without defect or flaw, and He said:] [7] 6. Have
We not made the earth well-prepared for you [people a]? [8] 7. And the mountains [as] pegs [and balance for
the earth?] b [9] 8. And
[have We not] created you in spouses [: male and female c]? [10] 9. And
made your sleep [for] rest? [11] 10.
And made the night [as] a veiling? [12] 11.
And made the day [for your] livelihood d ? [13] 12. And [have We not] constructed above you e seven firm [layers of ethereal heavens]? f [14] 13.
And made [in the space, the sun as] a lamp blazing [with fire and heat?] [15] 14.
And sent down from the clouds profuse [rain] water? [16] 15.
That We may produce by the [rain water] the grain g and the plant h. [17] 16.
And gardens with dense foliage. i |
6 a
So as to dwell on it, to cultivate it, and for travelling between its
mountains and valleys. 7 b For if mountains had not been
existent, the earth would have swayed and rotated awkwardly, so that the
climate would have extensively varied: one day very cold and the next
extremely hot; and so they would have become ill and could not have been able
to carry out their livelihood affairs. 8 c In order to reproduce and
multiply. 11 d i.e. that you may seek after your
livelihood. 12 e i.e. above
the atmosphere of the earth. 12 f It means: seven ethereal heavens, compacted one over another. Nowadays, they are the habitation
of angels, and they are the Gardens which we shall enter after death, if God
wills that. The word ‘firm’ means: perfected
and strong so that they will not tear up or disperse whatever centuries and
eras may pass. 15 g Which constitutes sustenance for
man, like the wheat, rice, corn and others. 15 h Like legumes, the grass and
others which plant and grow on the earth. 16 i i.e. with its tree branches
densely twining and twisting around each other. |
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[18] 17.
Surely, the Day of the 'Judgment Decision' a [be b]
a time appointed [for judging and punishing them.] [19] 18.
On the Day [of Doom] c
when the 'Horn' will be blown, and you [people] will come d, in crowds e. [20] 19.
And the sky shall be torn and have many apertures. f [21] 20.
And when mountains [: meteorites g]
shall be moved [: attracted by the sun], and be in swarms h. |
17 a i.e. Doomsday, as is it indicated
in the next aya: 17 b The verb in Arabic in the aya is in past tense, to imply that God – be glorified –
did warn them of it in the life of the World before the Next Life. 18 c Or Doomsday. The 'Horn' and the ‘blowing into
it’ has been explained in the interpretation of the
Quran 6: 73. 18 d From the earth to the
'gathering-together' in the space. 18 e In many masses. 19 f It means: At the start, it will tear
and have apertures or openings as if they are gates; which will occur when
the earth will stop its axial rotation. Then it will tear up and
the gases will mix with each other to become smoke; which will occur when the
earth with the solar system will tear up. 20 g Which are in the space, circling
around the earth; so when the earth gravity will finish because of the
depletion of the heat in its core, and the earth will then stop its axial
rotation, then no relation will remain between these meteorites and the
earth, so the sun gravity will capture and draw them towards it. 20 h Like the swarms of the
sand-grouse. |
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[22] 21.
Surely, Hell is a place of ambushing [and trapping.] a [23] 22. For the rebellious, a place of refuge b. [24] 23.
Therein they will tarry for ages [after ages.] [25] 24.
Neither cold [water] shall they taste in [Hell], nor any [fruit] drink. [26] 25. But
only an extremely hot water and a dark c liquid. d [27] 26.
A due recompense [for them] according [to their disbelief e.] [28] 27.
They were f uncertain about the 'Judgment. g ' [29] 28.
And they ever said Our signs were lies.
[30] 29.
But everything [about their words and works] have We recorded by writing. [31] 30.
[The angels will then say to them:] "Now taste [the chastisement],
for [even if you cry for help] we will only increase your chastisement h." |
21 a
i.e. it withdraws the souls from the space to itself, and none of them may
escape from it. 22 b i.e. a shelter for them to which
they will resort and in which they will dwell. 25 c i.e. black and turbid. 25 d The meaning: There will be for
them a turbid drink, which will be blackened by mixing with the soot of the
smoke. 26 e And stubbornness and denial of
God’s revelations. 27 f In the life of the World. 27 g Neither about the reward nor
about the requital. 30 h In addition the chastisement you
already have. |
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[32] 31.
Surely, those who ward off [the disobedience of God] will succeed a. [34] 33.
And young maidens, of equal age, having small breasts [: i.e. small, the
size of the ankle.] b [35] 34.
And a cup [of wine] overflowing. [36] 35. They shall hear in [Paradise] no idle-talk, nor
lies. c [37] 36.
A reward [for them] from your Lord; ample offering that will cause their
satisfaction. d [38] 37. Lord of the heavens and the earth: the Most
Gracious, of Whom they cannot ask [concerning the intercession.] [39] 38.
On the day when the Spirit [Gabriel] and the angels will stand forth in
ranks; none shall speak [intercession] except [for the behalf of] any
[monotheist] about whom is permitted by [God] Most Gracious, and the
[intercessor] will speak what is right e. [40] 39.
Truly that [day] is the inevitable day; therefore whoso likes [to be at
rest and comfort in the Next Life], let him seek for a resort with his Lord
[with repentance and righteous acts.] f |
31 a In getting rid of the Fire, and gaining the reward of
Paradise. 33 b That is because souls do not get
older or elderly, but always are youth, even though the body gets older and
elderly in the life of the World. So the soul will remain in its youth,
whether it is a believer or a disbeliever. 35 c It means: neither will they hear
the speaking of useless words of falsehood, nor will they say lies to each
other. 36 d It means: We shall increase Our
offering to them, until each one of them will say: “This is enough for me; I
have been satisfied.” 38 e It means: Except that the
intercessor is correct with his intercession, so he will intercede for a
monotheist who has some sins, then God will permit the intercessor to
intercede, and so he may then intercede for him. 39 f Similar to this is another aya in the Quran 76: 29, which means: (Therefore whoso likes [to be
successful in the Next Life], let him follow a way [leading] to [the Paradise
of] his Lord.) |
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[Then God – be glorified – warned
the associaters, among the Arab, of the chastisement, if they do not believe;
and He said:] [41] 40.
We warn you, [associaters], of an imminent chastisement [following
after your death a.] [42] 41.
The day when man [who is a believer] will look on [the charity] that his
hands forwarded [to find it before him], while the disbeliever will say [when
he will see the chastisement]: "O would that I were dust. b " |
40 a In the Barzakh world [or the
Afterlife.] 41 b In order to get rid of the
chastisement, just as how my body has become dust, and so it has got rid of
the punishment: [my body] will not be punished or taken to account. |
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By
God's help, the interpretation of the soora 78 of the Quran is completed; So
(praise be to God: Lord of the worlds.) |
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