LESSON
# 420 FROM HOLY QUR’AN
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Of Allah’s Help
Surah
‘Aali ‘Imran (The Family Of ‘Imran, Chapter - 3)
Verse
–126 & 127 of 200, Section –13 (First-Fourth of Part – 4)
126. And
Allah ordained this only as a message of good cheer for you, and that thereby
your hearts might be at rest. And victory cometh only from Allah, the Mighty,
the Wise-
127. That
He may cut off a part of those who disbelieve, or overwhelm them so that they
retire, frustrated.
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126. Wa maa
ja-‘alahul-laahu ‘illaa bushraa
lakum wa litat-ma-‘inna quluubukum-
bih. Wa mannasru ‘illaa
min ‘indillaa- hil-‘Aziizil-Hakiim.
127. Li-yaqta-‘a tara-fam-minallaziina kafaruuu
‘aw yakbitahum fa-yanqalibuu khaaa-‘ibiin.
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Lesson
The help
of Allah Almighty reached in the form of angles (peace be upon them) and all
the invisible stuff were provided so that fear and confusion from the hearts of
Muslims begone and they acquire peace and satisfaction. Otherwise, help of Allah
Almighty is neither needy of such things, nor bound of motives. His command,
when He intends a thing, is only that He says unto it: Be! and it is, or when He
wishes, disgrace and abject the Infidels without any battle. The help, which
Angels (peace be upon them) cause to reach, cannot do so without permission and
power of Allah Almighty. Allah is the Mighty and the Overcoming. He is the Wise
and Knows very well that which type of means would be suitable to effect His
purpose.
It is our observation from the daily life that
the results and events manifest from the particular motives. For example, the
thirst is quenched with drinking water, the cure of hunger is taking food, the
death happens when the heartbeat stops. This law has too much big universal
status that believing in it has become part of the humankind’s faith. When and
where any result occurs, the people begin to discover its reason. Likewise, if any
person wants to produce a special result or particular situations, then he brings
into effect necessary causes for them. Similarly, it has become human being’s
belief that no result can be out without motives. Whereas, it is the fact that
a very Mighty and Wise Power is working behind this law, the Hand of Allah
Almighty is working behind the relation of motives and results.
Having trust in the apparent motives is the sign
of our belief’s weakness. If Allah Almighty wills then the result can be
produced without any apparent motive. The promise of Angle’s help (peace be
upon them) in the Battle of Badr reminds
us that instead of trusting in the apparent motives, we should have perfect trust
in complete Divine Power (Omnipotence) of Allah Almighty.
Transliterated Holy Qur’an in Roman Script &
Translated from Arabic to English by Marmaduke Pickthall, Published by Paak
Company, 17-Urdu Bazar, Lahore, Lesson collected from Dars e Qur’an published
By Idara Islah wa Tableegh, Lahore and tran slated Urdu to English by Muhammad Sharif.
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