The first verse above (NO.60), implies that, God's promises of help and victory are not only for the Hereafter, but even in this present life of Man the promises well apply. If a man defends himself against oppression and injustice of persecutors, subjugators, and tyrants, he will of surety receive God's help.

      In general, when a Muslim is afflicted with an injury, patience is better, although bitter, and glorious is to return good for evil; but it is also a right for human to retaliate the like of what he has been afflicted with, particularly when the opposite party is following the creed of devils. In such a case, retaliation is even necessary for the good and safety of community. Then if the other side again after retaliation is oppressive, we should fight him and make sure that God is on our side and will help us, because man has every right to defend himself, and God will always defend the righteous believer.

      The next verse refers to God's Infinite Power; an example of which can be seen in the change of day and night; two important phenomena in our daily life. The night has the gift of rest and sleep for us, and the day will bring us sight and activity.