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33. to say what is best
17.53
34. to be heirs, to inherit Paradise
23.10
35. promise to
29.55
36. manners
24.62
37. evil will be blotted out from
29.7
38. their ills removed
47.2
39. conduct
33.69, 48.29
40. prayer by those round throne of God
40.7
41. not to despair or exult
57.23
42. to make peace
49.9
43. to avoid suspicion and spying
49.12
44. to remember God in humility
57.16
45. sincere lovers of Truth and witnesses
57.19
46. receive special Mercy, Light, and forgiveness
57.28
47. do what they say
61.2
48. helpers to God's work
61.14
49. trust in God
64.13
50. persecuted, but will reach Salvation
85.6
BENEFIT:
4:33 - To (benefit) everyone We have appointed sharers and heirs to property left by parents and
relatives. To those also to whom your right hand was pledged give their due portion: for truly
Allah is Witness to all things. 543544
543 Mawali, plural of Maula; from the root wala, to be near in place or relationship, to follow, Maula may therefore mean:
(1) nearly related, (2) heir, (3) sharer or partner; these three meanings are implied here; (4) neighbour, or friend, or
protector, or client (xliv. 44); (5) lord or master (xvi. 76). (4.33)
544 When the emigration took place from Makkah to Madinah, bonds and links of brotherhood were established between
the Emigrants and the Helpers, and they shared in each other's inheritance. Later, when the Community was solidly
established, and relations with those left behind in Makkah were resumed, the rights of blood-relations in Makkah, and
the Helper-brethren in Madinah were both safeguarded. This is the particular meaning. The more general meaning is
similar; respect your ties of blood, of neighbourhood, and of friendly compacts and understandings. Be just to all.
(4.33)
64:16 - So fear Allah as much as ye can; listen and obey; and spend in charity for the benefit of your
own souls: and those saved from the covetousness of their own souls they are the ones that
achieve prosperity. 549754985499
5498 Charity is meant to help and do good to other people who need it. But it has the highest subjective value for the
person who gives it. Like mercy "it blesseth him that gives and him that takes". It purifies the giver's soul: the affection
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