Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation Episode (40-2) | Surah Ghafir

0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

0:05 Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation

0:08 It was summarized by Dr. Aqeel bin Salem Al-Shammar

0:12 Surat Ghafir

0:16 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

0:22 Did they not travel through the land and see what was the end of those who were before them?

0:33 They were stronger than them in power and influence on earth, so God seized them for their sins, and they had no protector from God

0:52 Haven't these residents continued their polytheism in the country?

0:57 So they saw what was the end of those who were before them among the nations

1:03 Those nations were more brutal than them and left traces on the earth

1:09 The strength of their strength did not benefit them when the command of God came to them and seized them for the sins they had committed

1:17 And they had no protection from God’s punishment when there came to them a protector to protect them and ward it off from them

1:24 That is because their messengers used to come to them with clear proofs, but they disbelieved, so God seized them. Indeed, He is powerful and severe in punishment

1:40 This is what you did to these nations, because God’s messengers used to come to them with clear proofs

1:49 They denied her message, so God seized them with His torment and destroyed them. God is powerful and cannot be defeated by anything

1:59 His punishment is severe for whoever punishes those of His creation

2:04 And We sent Moses with Our signs and clear authority to Pharaoh, Haman, and Qarun, and they said, “He is a lying magician.”

2:20 We sent Moses with clear evidence and arguments to those who see it as proof that achieves what he calls for

2:29 To Pharaoh, Haman, and Qarun, they said: This is a magician who enchants a stick, and the one who looks at it sees that it is alive and running

2:41 He lies about God and claims that He sent him to the people as a messenger

2:46 When he brought them the truth from Us, they said: They killed the sons of those who believed with him and spared their women. And the plot of the unbelievers is nothing but error.

3:14 When Moses came to those to whom God sent him with the truth from us, that is the monotheism of God and work in obedience to Him

3:25 They said, “Kill the children of those who believed in God with him among the children of Israel, and spared their women for service.”

3:35 And the unbelievers deceive the people of faith in God, except in the case of permissibility on the path of truth and preventing the intention of proving proof

3:46 Pharaoh said, “Leave me to kill Moses and let him call on his Lord. I fear that he will change your religion or that corruption will appear in the land.”

4:03 And Pharaoh said to his entourage, “Let me kill Moses, and let him call upon his Lord, who claims that he sent him to us, and prevent him from us.”

4:13 I fear that he will change the religion you follow with his magic, or that the worship of his Lord, the One who calls you to worship Him, will appear in your land, and that would be corruption with him.

4:27 Moses said, “Indeed, I seek refuge in my Lord and your Lord from every arrogant person who does not believe in the Day of Judgment.”

4:39 And Moses said to Pharaoh and his entourage: “O people, if you seek refuge in my Lord and your Lord from every arrogant person who is arrogant in his monotheism.”

4:51 He does not believe in a day when God will hold His creation accountable and reward the doer of good with his good deeds and the wrongdoer with what he did wrong

5:01 A believing man from the family of Pharaoh who concealed his faith said, “Would you kill a man for saying, ‘My Lord is God?’”

5:18 He has come to you with clear proofs from your Lord, and if he is a liar then his lie is upon him, but if he is truthful then some of what he promises you will befall you. Indeed, God does not guide one who is an extravagant liar.

5:45 A believing man from the people of Pharaoh’s family said, “His faith was easy for fear for his life. O people, will you kill Moses because he says, ‘My Lord is God?’”

5:58 He has brought to you clear verses that confirm the truth of what he says, and if Moses was a liar that God sent him, then the sin of his lying was on him rather than on you.

6:10 And if he is truthful in that, then the punishment he promised you will befall you, then you have no need to kill him. God will not enable one to do what is not his right to do what is right.

6:25 A liar against him, he lies and says falsehood

6:52 O my people, you have the power and the kingdom today

6:55 You are dominant over the children of Israel in the land of Egypt. Who will defend us from God’s might and power if it befalls us?

7:04 Pharaoh said, “I do not offer you, O people, any opinion or advice except what I see for myself and for you as good and right.”

7:15 I only call you to the path of truth and correctness regarding the matter of Moses and his killing

7:26 I fear for you like the Day of Confederation, like the habit of the people of Noah, Ad, Thamud, and those after them. And God does not desire injustice for His servants.

7:46 The believer is from the family of Pharaoh

7:48 O my people, I fear for you if you kill Moses, like the day of the parties who joined forces against the Messengers of God, Noah, Hud, and Salih.

7:59 And those after them from the people of Abraham and the people of Lot, God destroyed them and He will destroy you as He destroyed them

8:08 God did not destroy these parties due to injustice on their part, without any crime, because He does not want or will the injustice of His servants

8:18 But he destroyed them because of their crimes and disbelief in Him

8:22 O my people, I fear for you on the Day of Calling, the day you turn away, you will have no protector from God, and whoever God leads astray, he will have no guide.

8:45 O my people, I fear for you if you kill Moses, God’s punishment on the Day when people will call out to one another, either because of the horror of what they have witnessed.

8:57 Or they will seek help from one another from one another on the day you turn away, fleeing through the land, beware of God’s punishment and punishment

9:06 You have no objection from God to prevent you, and whoever is forsaken by God and does not guide him to his right path, then he has no one to help him succeed for him.

9:17 Joseph had come to you before with clear proofs, but you were still in doubt about what he brought to you, until when he died you said, “God will not send a messenger after him.”

9:43 Thus God leads astray those who are extravagant and doubtful

9:51 And Joseph, son of Jacob, came to you before Moses with clear proofs from God, but you were still doubtful about what Joseph brought to you.

10:02 Even when Joseph died, you said, “God will not send to you a messenger after Joseph.”

10:10 This is how God prevents from attaining the truth and from aiming at the path whoever disbelieves in Him, doubts him, and doubts the truth of the reports of His messengers

10:20 Those who dispute the verses of God without authority have come to hatred of God and those who believe

10:35 Likewise, God puts a stamp on every arrogant and tyrannical heart

10:44 Those who dispute His arguments that His messengers brought to them in order to refute them with falsehood without any evidence that came to them from their Lord.

10:54 That controversy with which they debate over the verses of God is so detestable to God and to those who believe

11:02 Just as God has set a seal on the hearts of the extravagant who dispute the verses of God without the authority He gave them

11:11 Likewise, God places a stamp on every heart that is arrogant toward God and is too proud to follow the truth

11:19 And Pharaoh said, “O Hama, let us build a tower for me, so that I may reach the heavens and see the God of Moses.” And I think he is a liar.

11:38 Likewise, his evil deeds appeared pleasing to Pharaoh, and he was blocked from the path, and Pharaoh’s plot only resulted in ruin

11:53 And Pharaoh said, “O Hama, let us build a building for myself, so that I may reach the causes of the heavens and cause them to cause me to see the God of Moses.”

12:07 Be it roads, doors, houses, or anything else, and I think Moses is lying in what he says that he has in heaven a Lord who sent him to us.

12:21 Thus, God made pleasing to Pharaoh the ugly of his deeds, blocking him from the path, and the deceit of Pharaoh, except in loss, loss of money, and injustice.

12:32 Because his expenses that he spent on the edifice were in vain, and he did not obtain by means of what he spent anything of what he wanted, so that is loss and repentance.

12:45 And he who believed said, “O my people, follow me. I will guide you to a right path. O my people, this life of this world is only an enjoyment, and the Hereafter is the abode of rest.”

13:12 And the one who believed among Pharaoh’s people said to his people, “O my people, if you follow me and accept from me what I tell you, I will show you the right path that you will be guided to if you take it.”

13:26 This worldly life is nothing but an enjoyment that you enjoy for a while, while you are adults, then you die and it departs from you. And the home of the Hereafter is the home in which you settle and do not die. It is for it, so work for it and seek it.

13:47 Whoever does a bad deed will only be rewarded with the like of it, and whoever does a good deed, whether male or female, and is a believer - those will enter Paradise and will be provided therein without reckoning.

14:17 Whoever acts in disobedience to God in this life of this world, God will reward him in the Hereafter only with an evil like it, and whoever acts in obedience to God in this world while believing in God, those are those who in the Hereafter will enter Paradise. God will provide them in Paradise with its fruits and the bliss and pleasures it contains without reckoning.

14:44 Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation

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