``Have they taken Masters apart from Him!?''

      When our Lord, Cherisher, Protector, and Guardian, is Allah, Who is always nearer to us than our jugular vein, what a nasty blasphemy is to take another one for Master apart from Him, and worship idols and other false gods; and to seek protection and help from those who are helpless themselves, and weaker than us.

      In the next stage, the argument is about Man's variances in their opinions:-

      ``And in whatever of a thing you have differed, its judgement is to be done, and the decree is to be issued, by Allah.''

      Our differences may arise either from our selfish motives, or mistaken notions. Why should we then insist fanatically upon our assertion, and create division, and form sects, which increase hatred, and cause altercation and discord among our fellow creatures. Why don't we use the Book of God which is among us, for judgement, or at least don't we seek help from knowledge and wisdom to reduce our differences!?

      In the next verse the references is to some of God's attributes, Who is the creator of the heavens and earth, Who splitted the black veil of nothingness and brought out of it the whole world, and made spouses for mankind from among them.

      Man's spouse has been made from the same kind, because both sexes, have to be in the same physical, moral, and spiritual level, and superior to animal in all, or many aspects. As an instance, the form and shape of mankind, male or female, has been made so that, they can make a wide variety of movements, that the animals cannot. As to the moral and spiritual aspects, animal are not comparable with Man.

      In this verse (NO.11), the cattle are specially mentioned for having the merit of being domesticated, and also for having special relations with Mankind, which renders them more effective than the beasts and other animals.