In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation
It was summarized by Dr. Aqeel bin Salem Al-Shammar
Surah Abs
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
He frowned and took over
That the blind man came to him
And you don't know, perhaps he will be purified
Or he remembers, and the remembrance benefits him
He held his face in distaste and turned away because the blind man came to him
How do you know, O Muhammad? Perhaps this is the blind man at whom you frowned
He is cleansed of his sins
Or he considers it, and consideration and resentment benefit him
As for those who have become rich
You are his echo
And you do not have to pay zakat
As for the one who comes to you seeking
And he is afraid
You are distracted from him
As for the one who is rich with his money
You are exposed to him, hoping that he will be safe
And anything you have to do is not purify himself from his disbelief and be safe
As for this blind man who came to you in pursuit
He fears and fears God
You are turning away from him, preoccupied with other things, and neglecting him
No, it's a ticket
Whoever wishes, remember him
In honorable newspapers
Raised pure
With dining hands
Nope
What is the matter as you do, Muhammad?
Than to frown in the face of someone who comes to you running and is afraid
And it confronts those who have dispensed with it
This sermon and this Surah are a sermon and a lesson
Whoever of God's servants wills, remember him
He says mentioning God's revelation and revelation
This ticket is in honorable newspapers
Raised and purified in the preserved tablet
He is exalted and purified by God
In the hands of angels
Those who travel between God and His messengers with revelation
The best barra
Killing a human
I don't disbelieve in him
From anything he created
From the seed of His creation and destiny
Then the path is easy for him
Then he killed him and buried him
Then if he wants, publish it
No, when he fulfills his command
An infidel person curses anything that deems him an infidel
From what did the unbelieving man create his Lord when he grew up?
He grows obedient to his Lord and acknowledges His monotheism
From the drop of His creation He determined conditions
Sometimes a sperm, then another clot, then harmful
Until his condition came to him while he was in his mother’s womb
Then he facilitates his way out of his mother’s womb
Then he took his soul and killed him after that
And he became a grave
Then, if God wills, I will publish him after his death and bring him back to life
No, it is not what this infidel man says
That he has fulfilled God’s rights over himself and his money
He did not perform the duties imposed on him by his Lord
Let a person look at his food
That We poured water abundantly
Then We split the earth into pieces
So We made love grow in it
And grapes and grapes
And olives and palm trees
And mostly gardens
And fruit and father
Let this reprehensible, infidel man look
The monotheism of God regarding His food and how He prepared it
Indeed, We sent down the rain from the sky to the earth in a descent
And we poured it on her in the morning
Then we parted the earth and cracked it with plants
So We caused the seed to grow in it
It is all the grains that the earth has produced
Such as wheat, barley, etc
And a vineyard and grapevines
The people of Mecca call it Al-Qat Al-Qadab
And olives, from which oil and palm trees are derived
And Galada Gardens
The garden is the orchard surrounded by it
Fruit is what people eat from the fruits of trees
And abba, which is the grass that animals eat
And the plant, others said
Father wet fruits
We produced these things that the children of Adam eat
Enjoy, people
It is a benefit that you enjoy and benefit from
Which livestock eat as food for your livestock
Then the scream came
The day a man flees from his brother
And his mother and father
And his companion and his sons
Every one of them on that day will have a matter that will enrich him
If the resurrection comes on this day
In which a person flees from his brother
He means by saying
He runs away from his brother
That is, he flees from his brother
Some of them said
He flees from his brother so that he does not see him and what befalls him
And his mother and father
And his wife in this world and his children
Be careful not to ask him
Because of the consequences and grievances between him and them
For every man and his brother
And his mother and father
And all others mentioned in this verse
On the Day of Resurrection is something that will suffice him
It distracts him from the affairs of others
Faces that day will be radiant
She laughed happily
And the faces of that day will be covered with dust
It exhausts her for a while
These are the immoral multitude
Faces that day will be bright and luminous
They are the faces of the believers with whom God has been pleased
Laughing with joy at the blessing and dignity God gave her
You are excited about the increase you hope for
And the faces of the infidels on that day will be covered with dust
He mentioned that the animals that God will turn to dust on that day after He has judged them
That dust turns dust on the faces of the people of disbelief
These faces are covered with dust, which is dust
These are their characteristics on the Day of Resurrection
They are disbelievers in God
In this world, they were immoral in their religion
They do not care about the sins they have committed against God and what they have committed against Him
So God rewarded them for their evil deeds, as He told His servants
Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation