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 Al-Adiyat
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
And the ordinary ones are slaughtered
Moriyat is a mug
The changes are in the morning
So they soaked it
They settled in it together
Man is to his Lord. We desire you
And he is a martyr for that
Indeed, the love of goodness is intense
Our Lord Almighty swore to sacrifice the ordinary things
These are the horses that gallop while they are galloping
I swear by the fires that light a cup of fire
The horses show it with their hooves
And people misrepresent it with the ulna
The tongue, for example, demonstrates logic
Men are accused of deception, for example
And so are horses
War will rage between its people if they meet in war
God did not indicate that what was meant by that was some rather than others
Whenever the fire engulfs a mug
It is included in what I swear by
Because of this, apparently
I swear by al-Mughayrat in the morning
Of this, no changer was allocated without a changer
Every morning changes
It is included in what I swear by
And he said, “So soak in it.”
So they raised dust in the valley
They gathered the people on their knees
Man is ungrateful for the blessings of his Lord
Indeed, God is a witness to His concealment. His Lord is a witness
Man has a strong love for money
Doesn't he know when what is in the graves is scattered?
And measure what is in the breasts
Indeed, their Lord is aware of them on that day
Doesn't this person know this characteristic?
If what is in the graves is raised
He took out what was in it of death and searched
And Miz and B
He highlighted the good and evil in people's hearts
Their Lord is by their deeds
And what they concealed in their chests and concealed within them
And what they announced with their limbs
He is All-Knowing and nothing is hidden from Him
He will reward them for all of that on that day