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Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation Episode (94) | Surat Al-Sharh
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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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Surat Al-Sharh
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Didn't we explain your chest to you?
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We have removed your burden from you
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Who pounced on your back
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We raised your mention to you
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For with hardship comes ease
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If it is empty, pour it
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And to your Lord, I desire
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Did we not explain to you, O Muhammad, the guidance?
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Faith in God and knowledge of the truth is your heart
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We will soften your heart and make it a vessel of wisdom
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We have forgiven you for your past sins
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We removed from you the burden of the pre-Islamic days in which you lived
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The one who burdened your back weakened it
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We raised your mention to you
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I don't remember unless it was mentioned with me
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With the distress you are in, there is hope and relief
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That you will prevail over them so that they will submit to the truth that you brought to them, willingly or unwillingly
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Then he ordered his Prophet to make his thraagh from everything he was busy with
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Whoever is in charge of this world, his afterlife is what led him to be occupied with it
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He ordered him to occupy himself with it until the monument in his worship
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Being jealous of what brings him closer to him and asking him for his needs
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And to your Lord, O Muhammad, so make your desire
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Without anyone else from His creation
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Because these polytheists were from your people
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They have made their desire into their needs for gods and equals