Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation Episode (50-2) | Surah Q

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 Surah Qaf

0:18 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

0:23 His companion said, “Our Lord, I did not conceal it, but it was far astray.”

0:35 He said: This man's companion is the infidel, and he is his devil, who was entrusted with him in this world

0:43 Our Lord, I have not made him a tyrant who transgresses into what he does not have

0:48 But he was on a way that was unfair and far from the path of guidance

0:55 He said, “Do not dispute with me, for I have come to you with a threat.”

1:03 Nothing changes what I say, and I am not unjust to my servants

1:12 God said to these polytheists, “Do not dispute with me today.”

1:17 I was presented to you in this world before this dispute of yours

1:22 With a threat to whoever disbelieves in me, disobeys me, and violates my commands and prohibitions

1:27 What changes what I said to you in this world

1:31 It is his saying to Amal that Hell is part of Heaven and all people

1:37 Nor do I punish any of my creation for the crime of another

1:43 The day we say to hell, is it full? And it will say, “Are there more?”

1:52 And I am not unjust to the servants

1:55 The day we say to Hell, has it been filled? And that will be the Day of Resurrection

2:00 Because of his previous promise that he would fill it with Paradise and all people

2:06 She says is there more?

2:09 Until God places a foothold on it

2:14 And Paradise has been brought near to the righteous, not far away

2:21 This is what you promise to every loyal friend

2:26 Whoever fears the Most Gracious in the unseen and comes with a repentant heart

2:36 Paradise will be brought near and near to those who fear their Lord

2:41 This is what you are promised, O pious ones

2:44 For every return from disobedience to God to obedience to Him

2:48 Repentant of his sins

2:50 He protects everything that brings him closer to his Lord, whether obligatory or obedient

2:55 And the sins that he has already committed to repent of

2:59 He who fears God in this world before he meets Him

3:03 God came with a heart repentant of his sins

3:08 Enter it safely

3:12 That is the day of eternity

3:16 They can have whatever they want and we have more

3:25 Enter this Paradise safe from worry, anger and torment

3:30 This is what I described to you people

3:33 It is the day people enter Paradise

3:36 They stay there indefinitely

3:39 These pious people will have what they want in this Paradise

3:44 We have more for them to add

3:48 More said, look to God

3:53 How many generations did we destroy before them? They were more tyrannical than them

4:00 So they searched the country to see if there was any escape

4:09 We were destroyed many times before these polytheists from the Quraysh, centuries ago

4:14 They are more brutal than the Quraysh

4:17 So they penetrated the country and marched through it

4:20 They roamed and penetrated to the farthest reaches of it

4:23 Did they have the right to explore the country from those who came from destruction when Our command came to them?

4:42 We have been destroyed for centuries by the Quraysh

4:46 In memory of those who had a mind

4:48 So they will stop doing what they were doing because of their disbelief in their Lord

4:54 Or he listened to us telling him about these centuries that we destroyed by hearing him

4:59 They hear the news about them

5:01 How did we do to them when they disbelieved in their Lord?

5:05 He understands what he tells about them

5:09 Watch him with his heart

5:11 Not unaware of it or neglectful

5:19 And between them within six days

5:23 In six days, no idleness befell us

5:31 We created the seven heavens and the earth and all the creatures between them in six days

5:38 And how tired we are

5:41 So be patient with what they say and praise your Lord

5:46 And praise your Lord before sunrise and before sunset

5:54 And at night, glorify Him and prostrate

6:00 So be patient, O Muhammad, with what these Jews say

6:04 And what they invent against God

6:06 Praise your Lord, perform the morning prayer before sunrise

6:11 And the afternoon prayer before sunset

6:13 And from the night, glorify Him, which is the night prayer

6:17 And glorify the praise of your Lord every part of the prostration of your prayer

6:22 Interpreters differed regarding the meaning of praise

6:25 The two rak'ahs were said after sunset

6:28 It was said that praise is given after the obligatory prayers

6:32 It was said that they are the voluntary acts at the end of the written matters

6:35 This is the saying of Ibn Zaid

6:38 The best opinion on that is the one who said it

6:41 They are the two rak'ahs after sunset

6:44 According to the consensus of the argument from the people of interpretation

6:47 Had it not been for what I mentioned regarding its consensus on it

6:50 I would have thought that what was said by Ibn Zaid is what Ibn Zaid said

6:55 One day, he listened to the caller calling from a nearby place

7:02 The day they hear the cry with truth

7:06 That's exit day

7:11 And listen, O Muhammad, to the cry of the Day of Resurrection

7:14 The day our herald will call it from a nearby place

7:19 The Day the creation will hear the cry of resurrection from the graves

7:23 The command to answer to God to the position of reckoning

7:27 That is the day the people of the graves emerge from their graves

7:43 It is we who revive death and kill the living

7:47 And to Us is the fate of all of them on the Day of Resurrection

7:51 The day the earth cracks for them and they will emerge from it hastily

7:55 Gathering them together is easy for us

7:59 We know what they say

8:03 And you are not responsible for your duty

8:10 And you are not a force against them

8:16 So remind the Qur’an of those who fear a threat

8:23 We, O Muhammad, know best what these polytheists say regarding their slander against God

8:30 And you are not over them with authority to oppress them and force them

8:34 So remember, O Muhammad, this Qur’an which I revealed to you

8:38 Who fears the threat that I promised him who disobeys me and violates my command?

Conclusion from Al-Tabari’s interpretation Episode (50-2) | Surah Q | Verses from (27) to (45)

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