Quran Chptr 10-71 (Pt-11, Stg-3) (L–1306)-درس قرآن
I have put my trust in Allah
Surah YUUNUS - 10 (JONAH)
BisMIllaahir-Rahmaanir-Rahiim
In the name of Allah,
the Beneficent, the Merciful
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71. Recite unto them the story of Noah. When he
told his people: O my people! If my sojourn (here) and my reminding you of
Allah’s Revelations are an offence unto you, then in Allah have I put my
trust, so decide upon your course of action you and your partners; let not
your course of action be in doubt for you; then have it executed against me
and give me no respite.
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(Part
Three-Fourth) (Section 8)
71. Wat-lu ‘alay-him
naba-‘a Nuuh. ‘Iz
qaala li-qaw-mihii yaa-Qawmi
‘in kaana kabura
‘alay-kum-maqaamii wa taz-kiirii
bi-‘Aayaa-Tillaahi fa-‘alAllaahi ta-wakkal-tu fa-‘aj-mi-‘uuu ‘amrakum
wa shurakaaa-‘akum summa
laa yakun ‘amrukum
‘alay-kum gumma-tan- summaq-zuuu
‘ilay-ya wa laa
tunzi-ruun.
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Commentary
‘Aj-mi-‘uuu
– (decide), it is a tense
of command from the word ‘ajmaa’, which has come out from the word jama’.
Jama’ means – to gather, to collect. ‘Ajmaa’ means – to
determine, to bring the plan to end by meditating deeply that there is no
weakness or vacuum in it now. Another meaning of this word is – gathering all
partisans of own for a decision. Here; the above mentioned word has been used
for both meanings.
Gumma-tan
– (complication, doubt),
this word has been derived from gam. Gam means such confusion,
perplexity or doubt, due to which one feels affliction but cannot judge –why?
It is commanded: O Our Messenger (grace, glory, blessings and peace be
upon him)! Cause to hear them by reciting the story of Prophet Noah (peace be
upon him). He (peace be upon him) used to admonish His nation by all means that
they should believe in Allah Almighty and obey Him. When they did not carry out
His (peace be upon him) instructions, then Noah (peace be upon him) said: Go,
look at closely and make plans against Me; if you don’t like. Collect your
entire false gods and give Me (peace be upon him) no respite. I also turn
towards Allah Almighty.
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