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Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation | Episode (94) | Surat Al-Sharh

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0:00 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
0:05 A summary of the Tafsir of al-Tabari.
0:08 Abridged by Dr. 'Aqil Ibn Salim al-Shammari.
0:12 Surah al-Sharh.
0:18 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
0:22 “Have We not caused thy bosom to dilate,” (94:1)
0:25 "And We removed from you your burden,"
0:29 "Which weighed upon your back,"
0:33 "And raised high for you your repute."
0:36 “But lo! with hardship goeth ease,” (94:5)
0:44 "So when you have finished, then stand up [for worship],"
0:47 "And to your Lord direct your longing."
0:52 Have We not expanded your chest, O Muhammad, for guidance,
0:55 And for faith in Allah and the knowledge of the truth?
0:58 We softened your heart and made it a vessel for wisdom.
1:03 We forgave you your past sins,
1:06 And we removed from you the burden of the days of ignorance in which you lived,
1:11 Which weighed upon your back and weakened it.
1:14 And We raised high for you your repute,
1:16 So that you are never mentioned except that I am mentioned with you.
1:20 For with the hardship you are experiencing, there is hope and relief,
1:24 In that He will grant you victory over them until they submit to the truth you brought them, whether willingly or unwillingly.
1:31 Then He commanded His Prophet to devote his leisure time away from all that had occupied him,
1:37 Whether of worldly or otherworldly affairs that had previously engaged him.
1:41 He commanded him to occupy himself with exertion in His worship,
1:45 And to busy himself with that which draws him closer to Him and to ask Him for his needs.
1:50 And to your Lord, O Muhammad, direct your longing,
1:53 Rather than to anyone else among His creation,
1:56 Since those polytheists among your people
1:59 Had directed their longing for their needs toward idols and false deities.