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83:35 - On Thrones (of Dignity) They will command (a sight) (of all things). 6030
6030 A repetition of verse 23 above, but with a different shade of meaning. The Righteous on their raised couches will be
able to see all the true values restored in their own favour: but they will also see something else: they will also see the
arrogant braggarts brought low, who brought about their own downfall by their own actions. (83.35)
83:36 - Will not the Unbelievers have been paid back for what they did?
85:19 - And yet the Unbelievers (persist) in rejecting (the Truth)! 6064
6064 In spite of the great examples of the past, by which human might and skill were shown to have availed nothing when
the law of Allah was broken, the unbelievers persist (in all ages) in defying that law. But Allah will know how to deal
with them. (85.19)
Fiqh-us-Sunnah
Fiqh 3.73a
Unbelievers and Atheists
The jurists agree that unbelievers and atheists are not to be given zakah. In the hadith which says: "Zakah is taken from the
rich and given back to the poor," "the rich" refers to rich Muslims while "the poor" indicates poor Muslims. Ibn al-Mundhir said
that all scholars agree that the free nonMuslim subject (dhimmi) is not entitled to zakah. Exceptions to the rule are those
people whose hearts are leaning toward Islam. However, it is permissible to give a dhimmi from the nonobligatory charity
(tatawwu'). Alluding to the characteristics of the belivers, the Qur'an says: "And for His love, they feed the indigent, orphan,
and captive" (ad-Dahr: 8.. This is also supported by the following hadith: "Be kind to your mother." The woman in this case
was an unbeliever.
A. Yusuf Ali Quran Subjects
Unbelievers
1. plot in vain
8.30
2. despise revelation
8.31
3. challenge a Penalty
8.32
4. prayers empty
8.35
5. spend for wrong purposes
8.36
6. past forgiven, if they repent
8.38, 9.11
7. break covenants
8.56
8. will not frustrate the godly
8.60
9. protect each other
8.73
10. described
9.73, 14.3
11. will wish they had believed
15.2
12. will bear double burdens
16.25
13. to be covered with shame
16.27
14. dispute vainly
18.56
15. their efforts wasted
18.102
16. their arrogance
19.73, 35.43
17. deeds like mirage
24.39
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