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[1] (In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful) |
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[2] 1. O you who believe, take not My enemies and
yours as intimate friendsa; revealing to them [the
secrets of the Muslims] for [your mutual] friendship b, eventhough they have denied
[the Quran and the religion of] the truth that has come to you, and have [on
the contrary] driven out the messenger and yourselves [from Mecca]; in order
that you should not believe in God [alone] your Lord [and should not forsake
the worship of the idols.] [Therefore,] if you [truly] go forth to struggle in My way
and seek My good pleasure, [then abandon your friendship with them, and] reveal
not to them [the secrets of the Muslims] for [your mutual] friendship. Yet I know very well what you conceal and what you publish
[so that I tell My messenger about that.] Whosoever of you [will] do that [in the future] c, has strayed away from the way of the truth [to the way
of the falsehood.] [3] 2. If
they come on youd, they will be enemies to you e, and stretch against you their hands [with beating] and
their tongues with evil [wordsf], and they wish that
you may disbelieve [in Mohammed and the Quran g.] [4] 3. Of
no profit to you will be your relatives and your children [in the Next Life. h] On Doomsday [God] will part you from [the associaters i, so why do you befriend with them?] God is All-Seeing
what you do [and so, in the Next Life, He will take you to account about your
deeds.] |
1 a It means: Do not take the associaters as your intimate
friends. 1 b This was revealed concerning Hattib son of Baltaáa:
an emigrant a follower of Othman. So when God’s messenger told [the
Muslims] about the campaign against the people of Mecca, on account of their
breaking the truce of Hudaibiyah, Hattib wrote to them: “God’s messenger intends to assault
you, so be cautious.” And he sent his letter with Sarah the servant of Bani Muttalib. Therefore, Gabriel came down and
told God’s messenger about that. So the Prophet sent Ali, Zubair,
Miqdad and Abu Murshid
who approached her at the field of Khakh where
God’s messenger told them about that. She said: “I have no letter
whatsoever.” Ali then drew his sword, and so
she took it out of her braid. The Prophet arraigned Hattib, and inquired of him: What is this that you have
done?” He said: “God’s messenger, don’t
hasten to judge me; for by God! I did not blaspheme once I converted,
neither did I do that as apostasy. But I was in contact with Quraish tribe,
of whom none may protect my family; so I wanted to do them favor.” So God’s messenger believed and
pardoned him, and said: “Say not anything to Hattib
other than good words only.” 1 c i.e. whoso among you befriends with
them after this announcement and sends to them the secrets of Muslims. 2 d i.e. if the associaters have
power over you. 2 e i.e. they will harm you and will
never benefit you. 2 f i.e. with reviling and
humiliating. 2 g As do they disbelieve. 3 h Therefore, do not disobey God for
their sake. 3 i i.e. He will separate between
believers and associaters, so He will admit believers into Paradise, and
admit associaters into the Fire, so what benefit will you gain from
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[5] 4. You
have a good example [to follow] in Abraham [: the devoted friend of God] and
those [believers] with him a,
when they said to their people [the disbelievers]: "We are clear of you b and of the [idols] which you worship, apart from God. We reject you c,
and there has arisen, between us and you, enmity and hatred for ever, unless
you believe in God alone [and then the enmity will turn into friendship.] But [follow not] the saying of Abraham to his father d: "Certainly I shall ask forgiveness for you, but I
have no power to do anything for you against God e." [Abraham went on saying:] "Our Lord, on You we rely
[in our emigration to the Land of Canaan], to You we turn obedient and to You
is the final resort [after our death.]" [Then God – be glorified – said, completing that which
Abraham said:] [6] 5. "Our
Lord, let us not be persecuted by the disbelievers f, and forgive us [our sins.] Surely, You are the All-Mighty [in Your kingdom], the
All-Wise [in Your creation.]" [In the previous aya, God – be
glorified – explained that Abraham was enemy of disbelievers, and in this aya He explained that he honored the believers, and He –
be glorified – said:] [7] 6. There
was indeed in them [: Abraham and those believers with him] an excellent
example [of offering alms to the believers] for you [: Muslims] to follow ––
for those whose hope is in [the reward of] God and in the Last Day [of man's
life g.] But if any turns away [in aversion from obeying God h], truly God is 'Not in need’ [of his obedience],
'Praiseworthy' [: Praised and thanked by His angels and righteous servants
for His bounties.] |
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i.e. those who believed and followed him. 4 b And we do not befriend with you. 4 c And do not take you into
consideration. 4 d For Abraham did not ask
forgiveness to his father, but only after a promise which he promised him
with. 4 e If He wants to punish you, and I
cannot avert the chastisement form you. 5 f i.e. do
not set them on us, and so they will persecute us. 6 g When he will go to the world of
souls [or the Afterlife.] The meaning: Just as had Abraham
given property and cattle to Lot, as such have you, people of Yathrib [: Medina] supported the Emigrants with your
property. 6 h And does not comply with His
commands. |
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[Then God – be glorified – promised the Muslims that He
will guide a large number of associaters to the Islam religion, so that their
number will increase and there will be friendship among them after the
enmity, and He said:] [8] 7. [In
the future] God can bring about love between you and those [people of
Mecca after they convert]: [those] with whom you [now] have enmity; God is
Most Able [to guide them], and God is Most Forgiving [for those who repent],
Most Merciful [to those who regret.] [This aya was revealed
concerning Khuzaáa and Bani
Mudlij who made treaty with God’s messenger that
they would neither fight him, nor support anyone against him. Then a group of
them came to Medina in order to settle a quarrel that occurred between them.
They sought the entertainment of one of the Muslims whom they knew, and they
made them the arbiter in their quarrel. He said: “[I will not do that] unless I ask God’s
messenger.” So he went to the Prophet and said: “I have guest who are
associaters; am I allowed to entertain them?” Therefore, this aya was revealed
concerning them:] [9] 8. God
forbids you not, as regards those who have not fought you in religion's
cause, nor expelled you a from your habitation [at Mecca], that you should kindly entertain
[and feed] them, and judge between them with justice; surely God loves the
just. [10] 9. God only forbids you to befriend with those
[associaters] who have fought against you in the matter of religion, and expelled
you from your homes [at Mecca], or have aided in your expulsion. Whoever
[among you, Muslims] befriends with them [and helps them]; such are the
wrong-doers [who deserve the punishment.] |
8 a As did the people of Mecca do. |
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[The Prophet – salam to him – made treaty at Hudaibiyah with the associaters
of Mecca that: anyone of the people of Mecca came to him, the Prophet should
return him to them; and anyone, of the companions of God’s messenger, came to
the people of Mecca, they would not return such man to him. So they wrote a bill about that and sealed it. Afterwards, some women came from Mecca to Medina and
converted, then their husbands came demanding that they should be returned to
them; therefore, His saying – be glorified – was revealed:] [11] 10.
O you who believe, when believing women come to you as emigrants [from Mecca
to Medina], examine them [concerning their faith.] God is Best Aware of their
faith. Then, if you know them for true believers, do not send
them back to the disbelievers a.
They are not lawful for the disbelievers [after the women converted], nor are
the disbelievers lawful for them b.
And give the disbelievers c that [dowry] which they spent [on them.] And it is no sin for you to marry such women when you have
given them their dowries. But hold not to the ties of disbelieving women d; and ask for [the return of] that which you have spent
[on your wives] e; and let the [associaters] ask
for that which they spent [on their wives f.]
That [judgment] is the judgment of God; He judges between
you. God is All-Knowing, Most Wise. [12] 11.
And if any of [the dowries of] your wives g goes away from you to the disbelievers [and the
disbelievers abstain from returning their dowries], and afterwards you retaliate [the associatersh], then give to those, whose wives have gone, the like of
[the dowries] that they paid [to them], and ward off [the disobedience of the commands of] God in
Whom you are believers. |
10 a As have you covenanted with them;
but give to the disbelievers the dowries of such women. 10 b Because if the woman converts and
becomes a Muslim, she will be forbidden to her husband who is an associater. 10 c i.e. give
to their husbands. 10 d It means: Do not keep with you
the women that are disbelievers, and do not marry them, but divorce and leave
them. The meaning: If your wife is a
disbeliever and is an associater, and has not
believed together with you, but she leaves you and goes to the associaters,
then do not hold to her ties, defending and demanding about her, but divorce
her and marry another woman out of the believers. 10 e It means: take from the
associaters that which you spent on your wives that are associaters, after
their going to the associaters. 10 f That are
believers and that have emigrated to you. 11 g Who apostatizes from the belief
and returns to the disbelievers. 11 h And you then attack and seize
property of the associaters. |
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[13] 12.
O prophet, when the believing women come to you, swearing fealty to you
upon the terms that: they will not associate with God anything, and will not steal, neither commit adultery, nor slay their children a,
nor bring a calumny they forge b between their hands c
and feet d, nor disobey you in anything honorable [that you enjoin on
them e], then accept their allegiance [on such conditions, and] ask
God's forgiveness for them; God is Most Forgiving [to women who repent], Most Merciful
[to women who regret.] |
12 a By aborting their children, or
slaying the children of other women. 12 b i.e. by lying about a neonate
that is born, [like foisting spurious children on their husbands.] 12 c This concerns the midwives. 12 d This concerns the mothers that
give birth. The meaning: they should not foist
on their husbands other than their children. 12 e Like that they should not wail on
the dead, or rent the garments for the dead, or cut the hair or scratch the
face with the nails …etc.] |
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[14] 13.
O you who believe! Be not friendly with a folk [: the associaters]
against whom God is wrathful a,
[a folk] who are despaired of the Next Life b, as do those ‘who bury the dead’, despair of those whom
they have buried in the graves c.
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13 a It means: Do not befriend with the associaters or be
courteous to them by unveiling to them the secrets of Muslims. 13 b Because they believe neither in
the ‘sending to the Next Life’ nor in the Requital. 13 c The meaning: As does the one,
burying a dead in the grave, despair of the dead whom he buried and he
becomes certain that he will be dust few years later and will not return to
the life of the World. |
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By
God's help, the interpretation of the soora 60 of the Quran is completed; So
(praise be to God: Lord of the worlds.) |
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