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Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation Episode (104) | Surah Al-Humza
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation
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It was summarized by Dr. Aqeel bin Salem Al-Shammari
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Surah Al-Humza
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Woe to every hamza
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Who collected money and counted it
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He thinks that what he has is immortal
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Both of them, let them be scattered in the ruins
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How do you know what a wreck is?
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God's burning fire
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Which looks at the hearts
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It is devastating for them
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In extended columns
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The valley flows from the pus and pus of the people of Hell
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For every person who backbites people
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He backbites them, insults them, and insults them
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He who collected money and counted its number
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He did not spend it for the sake of God
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He did not fulfill God’s rights in him
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But he collected it, contained it and preserved it
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He thinks that what he has is what he collected and counted and was stingy in spending
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He will live forever in this world, so death will be removed from him
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No, that's not what he thought
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His money is not immortal
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On the Day of Resurrection, they will be thrown into Hell
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I think it was called that because it was destroyed every time it was thrown into it
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And anything that makes you feel, O Muhammad, what a wreck
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It is the burning fire of God
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whose pain and radiance reaches the hearts
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The brokenness that described its characteristic
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On these two hamzas, the two hamzas are applied
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They are deliberately tortured in hell
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God knows how he tortured them with it
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We have not received any news that supports the argument as they were tortured with it
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Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation