Quran Chapter 93 & 94: 9 to 11/Intro (Pt-30, Stg-7) درس قرآن
What must be done now (L-3472)
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فَأَمَّا ٱلْيَتِيمَ فَلَا تَقْهَرْ 9 وَأَمَّا ٱلسَّآئِلَ فَلَا تَنْهَرْ 10 وَأَمَّا بِنِعْمَةِ رَبِّكَ فَحَدِّثْ 11 |
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9. Fa-‘ammal-yatiima falaa
taq-har. 10. Wa
‘ammas-saaa-‘ila falaa tan-har.
11. Wa ‘ammaa
bi-ni'-mati Rabbika fahad-dis. (Section
1/18)
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9. Therefor
the orphan oppress not, 10. Therefor
the beggar drive not away, 11. Therefor
of the bounty of your Lord be your discourse. |
It is commanded: O Our Messenger (grace, glory, blessings and peace be upon him): Have full faith in the Grace of your Lord, do neither oppress or molest any orphan and nor repel or drive away any petitioner who requests you for help. Remember the favours and mercies of your Lord upon you always and be thankful to Him.
Here, the Chapter 93 is over. This Chapter is a support of life for every believer by the means of Muhammad, the last Messenger of Allaah Almighty (grace, glory, blessings and peace be upon him). It has been described in this Chapter. The mankind must not be mean-minded due to temporary changes in the circumstances of the world, but be satisfied on actual thought that Allaah Almighty pays full attention every time to the believers and is Kind enough upon them. Therefore no believer must be hopeless from Him in any condition, but remember His previous favours and be hopeful of a better future by His Grace. Be careful in this matter that passions of any afflicted and helpless do not get hurt by your conduct. Be kind to orphans and do not threaten any beggar. Remember the blessings of Allaah Almighty always, because it is also included in His thankfulness. The Commentators say that threatening the beggars of nowadays is lawful because they do not give any importance to soft behaviour but argue unnecessarily.
Chapter “’INSHIRAAH” (Solace) – 94
According to order of Holy Qur’an, this is Ninety Fourth Chapter. It was revealed in adjacent time of revealing the Chapter came before it i. e. “The Morning Hours”. It has been assured to the Messenger (grace, glory, blessings and peace be upon him) in this Chapter too that, “you will be blessed in future continuously also as you were being blessed in the past”. Be hopeful of the Mercy of Allaah Almighty and don’t fear temporary calamities! Indeed, with hardship will be ease. Your name will be exalted in the world and called everywhere in the Summons of the Prayers (Azaan). As and when you finish your routine works, then stand up and strive for the worship of Allaah Almighty. Direct your longing only to your Lord.
As this Chapter teaches the Messenger (grace, glory, blessings and peace be upon him) facing the worldly calamities courageously, like this, it is incomparable lesson of satisfaction and condolence for every Muslim. And it is found out from the same that what a Muslim should do after finishing concerning routine works.
It has been described in this Chapter:
Whichever blessing or understanding a mankind has, is given by Allaah
Almighty. Only He is Who shows the Right Path, sets free from misfortunes and
difficulties, increases mankind’s honour, makes him famous and promotes him in rank.
Bear a rule in mind every time by His grace and don’t care any problem. That
rule is, “every difficulty is between two eases”.