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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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[It is narrated that God’s messenger said: “I asked of my Lord
a request which I wished I had not asked of Him: I said: My Lord, there were
many prophets before me: to some of them You subjected the wind, and some of
them revived the dead … etc.” Therefore, His saying – be glorified – was revealed:] [2] 1. Have
We not delighted your heart [by revealing the Quran to you]? [3] 2. And
removed from you your burdensome sina, [4] 3. [The
burdensome thing] that was cut up behind you? b [5] 4. And
exalted your fame c? [6] 5. Surely
with the hardship there comes the relief d.
[7] 6. [And
again:] with the hardship there comes the relief. e [8] 7. So
when you are free, then labor hardly [to warn people. f] [9] 8. And [invite
people to] crave [the worship of] your Lord [as
do you yourself crave thatg.] |
2 a This is confirmed by His saying –
be glorified – in the Quran 48: 2, which means: (That God may forgive you
[Mohammed, both] your past and new sins.) 3 b One of the customs of associaters
is that they put a thread or band on the neck of the idols then they take it
off and keep it with them or they put it on the necks of their children
seeking the blessing according to their claim. Similarly, nowadays they put
threads or bands in the windows of the imam tombs so as to ask their needs
from them or seeking the blessing of that thread or band, so they tie it on
their elbows or on the necks of some of their children. Perhaps, the ‘burdensome sin’ of
the Prophet before his apostle-hood was something like that, and he did that
for testing or trial. Therefore, God sent someone that
cut up that band and cast it on the ground so that the Prophet might not take
it. This is confirmed by His saying –
be glorified – in the Quran 93: 7, which means: (Did He not find you astray [from
the religion], and guide you?) Moreover, God – be glorified –
said that ([The burdensome or troublesome thing] that was cut up), but He did
not say: We forgive you your sin. 4 c Among people and in the call to
the prayers and praised you in the Quran; as God – be glorified – said in the
Quran 68: 4, which means: (And surely you [Mohammed] are of
an excellent morality!) 5 d It means: Do not worry for the
associaters and their enmity towards you, for God will help you against them.
6 e It means: After your companions
being few, they will later on fill the earth countries with their multitudes. 7 f To warn them of worshipping the
idols, statues and graves. 8 g It means: Let people have desire
to worship God, as you yourself desire also for worshipping God. |
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By
God's help, the interpretation of the soora 94 of the Quran is completed; So
(praise be to God: Lord of the worlds.) |
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