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-Shammari
Surat Al-Tin
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Figs and olives
And Sennin mode
This is an honest country
We created man in the best condition
Then we sent him back to the bottom of two bastards
Except those who believe and do righteous deeds
They will have an immeasurable reward
Our Lord swore by Gilth-Nah by figs
It is the edible fig
And olives from which oil is squeezed
Senin is a well-known mountain
This country is safe from its enemies
To fight its people or invade them
We created man in the best and most just image
Then we returned him to the most miserable age
To the age of dementia
Those whose minds have gone from old age and arrogance
He is at the bottom
At the end of life and the loss of reason
Except those who believe and do righteous deeds
In their health and youth
They will have an ungrateful reward after their old age
As if they had any of that for their deeds
If they were working
They are strong to work
They have an undiminished reward
He also had the days of his health and youth
So what makes you lie about religion?
Isn't God the wisest of judges?
Who can deny you, O Muhammad, after these arguments?
Which we used as an excuse by religion
It means obeying God
And He rewards His servants for their deeds
Isn't it God, Muhammad?
He is wiser in his rulings
And He separated His judgment among His servants
Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation