Volume 18 Surah 78 - 114 - Enjoy Islam

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Al-Humazah (The Slanderer)structure and his pride.The crushing instrument is “God’s own kindled fire.” (Verse 6) Its identification asthe fire of God suggests that it is an exceptional, unfamiliar sort of fire, full of terror.This fire ‘rises’ over the person who mocks and ridicules others. To complete theimage of the slighted, ignored and crushed person, the fire closes in on him from alldirections and locks him in. None can save him and none asks about him. Inside he istied to a column, as animals are tied, without respect.The tone of the vocabulary used in this sūrah is very strong ‘Keeps counting it againand again; by no means! He will indeed be flung; rises, towering.’ By such expressions,forcefulness is emphatically conveyed: “He will indeed be flung into the crushing one.Would that you know what the crushing one is! It is God’s own kindled fire.” (Verses 4-6)First comes the generalization and cryptic expression, then the exclamationsuggesting great horror, and then the clear answer — all are forms of forcefulexpression. The style also conveys warnings: ‘Woe to...; He will be flung into...; Thecrushing one...; God’s kindled fire; which will rise over people’s hearts, it will close in uponthem; in towering columns.’ In all this there is a kind of harmony between imagery andfeelings and the actions of the ‘taunting, slandering backbiter.’At the time of its revelation, the Qur’ān followed up the incidents faced by the<strong>Islam</strong>ic message whilst also leading it along its way. The Qur’ān is the infallibleweapon which destroys the cunning of conspirators, shakes the hearts of enemies,and fills the believers with courage and determination to persevere. Indeed werecognize two significant facts in God’s care here as He denounces this sordid type ofpeople: firstly, we are shown the ugliness of moral decline and how people arerendered so abject. Secondly, we realize that He defends the believers, preserves theirsouls against their enemies’ insults, shows them that God knows and hates what isinflicted on them, and that He will punish the wrongdoers. This is enough to elevatetheir souls and to make them feel their position high above the wicked designs ofothers.249
SŪRAH 105Al-Fīl(The Elephant)ijkIn the Name of God, the Lord of Grace, the Ever Merciful.Are you not aware how your Lord dealt with thepeople of the Elephant? (1)È≅‹Ïø9$#É=≈ptõ¾r'Î/y7•/u‘Ÿ≅yèsùy#ø‹x.ts?óΟs9r&∩⊇∪Did He not utterly confound their treacherousplan, (2)and send against them flocks of birds, (3)which pelted them with stones of sand and clay?(4)Thus He made them like stalks of devouredleaves. (5)∩⊄∪ 9≅‹Î=ôÒs? ’Îû ö/èφy‰øŠx. ö≅yèøgs† óΟs9r&∩⊂∪ Ÿ≅‹Î/$t/r& #·ösÛ öΝÍκön=tã Ÿ≅yö‘r&uρ∩⊆∪ 9≅ŠÅd∨Å ⎯ÏiΒ ;οu‘$y∨Ït¿2 ΝÎγ‹ÏΒös?∩∈∪ ¥Αθà2ù'¨Β 7#óÁyèx. öΝßγn=yèpgmHistorical BackgroundThis sūrah refers to a widely famous incident in the Arabian Peninsula which tookplace before the commencement of the <strong>Islam</strong>ic message. The incident shows veryclearly how God protected the sacred area, which He willed to be the focal point ofthe last enlightenment, the cradle of the new faith, from where it was to begin itsblessed march to exterminate jāhiliyyah from all corners of the world and to establishin its place God’s infallible guidance.250
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SŪRAH 78Al-Naba’(The Tiding)ijkI
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(a fitting recompense. (26)They did
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Al-Naba’ (The Tiding)how they are
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Al-Naba’ (The Tiding)21-30) The s
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Al-Naba’ (The Tiding)light. It al
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SŪRAH 79Al-Nāzi`āt(The Pluckers)
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4‘I am your supreme Lord’, he s
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Àbasa (The Frowning)create him? Of
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Àbasa (The Frowning)try to persuad
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Àbasa (The Frowning)certain societ
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Àbasa (The Frowning)Nasā’ī.]
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for what crime she was slain, (9)wh
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(Shun it! But you deny the Last Jud
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SŪRAH 83Al-Muţaffifīn(The Stinte
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Al-Muţaffifīn (The Stinters)that
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and return rejoicing to his people.
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But God surrounds them all. (20)∩
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Al-Ţāriq (The Night Visitor)This
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4SŪRAH 87Al-A`lā(The Most High)ij
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Al-A`lā (The Most High)The Prophet
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Al-A`lā (The Most High)kindness.Ea
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Al-A`lā (The Most High)origin: God
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in a sublime garden, (10)∩⊇⊃
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Al-Ghāshiyah (The Enveloper)The ad
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SŪRAH 89Al-Fajr(The Dawn)ijkIn the
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SURAH 90Al-Balad(The City)ijkIn the
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Al-Balad (The City)climbing his own
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SŪRAH 91Al-Shams(The Sun)ijkIn the
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SŪRAH 95Al-Tīn(The Fig)ijkIn the
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SŪRAH 96Al-Àlaq(The Germ-Cell)ijk
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Al-Àlaq (The Germ-Cell)cave of Ĥi
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Al-Nās (Mankind)and protects manki
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