FAIR SUSTENANCE VERSE NO.55ِ59

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Quran,Translation and Commentary in Brief (Vol. 04)
Verses 55-59Verses 60-62

      The first of the verses here alludes to the doubt in the hearts of disbelievers, that always will be there, until they reach the hour of their Final Judgement. This is the case of them, so long as they are in their disbelief. Of course there are some of them who eventually may believe and convert by repentance and amendment before they die. Therefore this verse applies only to those who die disbelievers.

      The real disbelievers are always subject to doubt, distrust, and lack of faith; because they do not want to make sure, or if they want that, they do not work for it. They neither give ear, nor think the matter over. They just close their eyes and their minds, and open their mouths in denial and rejection, until they give up their time of respite, for repentance and returns, and it becomes too late for them to profit by the guidance of Divine Revelation.

 

      Next, reference is made to the absolute Kingdom of Allah which is established in the Dooms Day. In that Day, Kingdom and rulership belongs only to God.

      In this present world, kings and governors have some sort of a kingdom, although very limited. But when the Day of Doom will come, the kingdom and kingship, will belong only to God, because, then, the respite given to Satan will expire, and people will yield no more to devils and to their superstitious fetishes. The dictators and tyrants who rule over here, are not a thing to be mentioned in the life to come. They are all afflicted and chained in their ignorance and arrogance. Allah is the real owner of everything, and so is He the real governor of everything too particularly in the Resurrection Day.

      Then there is the reference to those believers who leave their home and hearth, in order to emigrate elsewhere for the sake of God. If they die in their way on to Allah, or get killed, their reward rests with Allah; and they are well recompensed. Their reward includes a fair sustenance that Allah has promised them through this verse. (NO.58)

      Here a fair sustenance has been promised for those who die, or, are killed in their way for the sake of God such as the emigration!

      What sort of a sustenance, fair or unfair, in the world of the deads is needed!? Here we should say that Qurän denied death as we may know it, and gives another idea about the death in S 2:153 saying:ِ

      ``Don't say of those who are slain in the way of Allah that they are dead. Nay! They are alive, but you do not apprehend.''

 

 

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