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
Surah Muhammad
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
O you who have believed, obey God and obey the Messenger and do not nullify your deeds
O you who believe in God and His Messenger
Obey God and obey the Messenger in his commands and prohibitions
And do not nullify the reward of your deeds by disobeying them
Disbelief in God discourages the predecessor from doing good deeds
Those who disbelieved and turned away from the path of God, then died while they were disbelievers
Then they died while they were infidels, so God will not forgive them
Those who denied the monotheism of God and repelled those who wanted to believe in God and His Messenger
Then they died because of their disbelief
God will not forgive what he did
But he punishes him for it and exposes him publicly
Do not become weak and call for peace while you are superior
God is with you and will not abandon your deeds
Do not weaken, O believers in God, from jihad against the polytheists
It calls them to reconciliation and peace
And you are the ones who conquer them and are superior to them
May God be with you in victory over them
The wages of your deeds will not be unfair to you, thereby depriving you of their reward
The life of this world is only a game for him
And if you believe and fear God, He will give you your reward
He does not ask you for your money
If he asks you for it, he will make you miserly and take away your grudges
The life of this world is only a game for him
Except for the work that is done for God in His cause
Anything other than that is just play and he can go and study
Or a sin that remains shameful for its owner
And if you believe in God and fear Him by performing His duties and avoiding sins
Your Lord will give you your rewards
He will compensate you for what is better for you than him
Your Lord does not ask you for your wealth
But it costs you unity
If your Lord asks you for your money
He stresses you over the issue and insists on requesting it from you
Be stingy with it and forbid it out of concern for it
But he learned that from you and from your distress
They did not ask you about it
Even if he asks you for your money
By asking him that, he will remove your grudges from you
You are called to spend for the sake of God
Some of you are stingy
Whoever is stingy is stingy with himself
God is Rich and you are poor
If you turn away, he will replace you with a people other than you
Then they will not be like you
Here you are, these people, calling for maintenance
In jihad against the enemies of God and supporting His religion
Some of you are stingy with spending on it
And who is stingy with spending for the sake of God
He is stingy because of his own stinginess
Because if his soul were a horse
She did not skimp on spending for the sake of God
O people, God has no need for your money
Because He is self-sufficient in His creation
And creation is poor in it
And if you people turn away from this religion
He will destroy you and then bring in other people besides you
Instead of you believe in him
Then they will not be stingy with what they are commanded
Of spending for the sake of God
Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation