Abdul Nasir Jangda

Tafseer of Ayahs 16 - 19 of Surah Mulk Nov 4, 2010. Surah Mulk Surah 67 30 Ayat Verses 16 – 19 Summary – We don’t know how fickle this life is – we don’t know if or when the earth might take us and swallow us and we won’t have time to do good deeds. Wa ilayhi nushoor – verse 15 (And only to Him is the resurrection) a connector to verse 16. Allah has created all the magnificent elements arounds us. And humbled the earth to us and allowed us to benefit us. The earth and its blessings are completely subservient to you, but one should never forget that Allah will hold you accountable for all that you do. These verses refer to Allah (swt) with respect “The one who is in the heavens” Yahsif – Khasafa – 1. suppress or envelope something OR 2. Humiliating word, harsh can relate to lunar eclipse (khasafal qamar) Khasaf Al Ard – refers to the earth sucking something in (like quicksand) – punishment from Allah. Do you feel secure that Allah will not make the earth swallow you? This imagery is very common to us (

Tafseer of Ayahs 12 - 15 of Surah Mulk Oct 10, 2010. Surah Mulk Surah 67 30 Ayat Verses 12 -15 Dawah should be based on Tawheed – an introduction to what He has created. Rujoon Ash Shayateen – can also refer to the evil of people who cause mischief. The stars in the sky created by ALLAH have three purposes: They adorn the sky Repel shayateen They are signs by which you can navigate the land’’Those who turn away from Allah are those who will end up in the fire. A terrible place, and when they see the truth they will be in regret. Verse 12: Inna – Indeed, certainly, surely Fear the Lord unseen can mean 1. Fear Allah even though we don’t see him 2. Bil ghayb – can also mean absent, those who feared their Lord in absence (alone). Iman manifests itself in private as well. It is to be humble before Allah. For these people is an exclusive forgiveness. Ghafara – forgiveness (to cover [sins]) Ajr – is great reward or compensation Allah speaks about reward, a great compensation then speaks not only about ghafara but

Tafseer of Ayahs 5 - 11 of Surah Mulk Oct 2, 2010 Surah Mulk Surah 67 30 Ayat Recap: Verses 1 – 4 67:1 An introduction to Allah and his oneness as the King in control and has full power over what He possesses. 67:2 Allah is the owner of everything. The purpose of creation and its systems is a test for mankind who is naturally competitive. We need to properly channel our energies into doing good. 67:3 Reflect outwards – Looking at the perfect creation of Allah which have no inconsistencies. 67:4 Reflection needs to be a regular exercise of the believer. - - - - - - - - 67:5 As Sama ad dunya – Is referring to the only sky we can see, this is the one we look toward for reflection. As samaa – that which is near to us, lower (heavens). That which needs to be reflected upon so we gain closeness to Allah. Zayyanna – (We) have adorned/ beautified. Allah uses the majestic plural for emphasis – to highlight the information even though He means Himself. Bimasaabeeha – lanterns (Stars and celestial bodies we s

Tafseer of Ayahs 1 - 4 of Surah Mulk Aug 23, 2010 Surah Mulk Surah 67 30 Ayat Theme: This surah has an overwhelming focus on the greatness of Allah, pondering and reflecting over that greatness and doing the dawah of the deen by referring to the signs of Allah. Tone: One of strong warning reminding people of their purpose and that their actions have consequences. General Overview: Revealed during the early Makkan period where the focus was on warning the people to acknowledge Allah. Focus is on teaching all to reflect on Allah’s creation. Allah created the system of life and death to test those of us who are best in deeds. 67:1 Tabarak - comes from the root word ‘baraka’ but does not just mean blessing. Tabarak means blessing which is increasing, long-lasting and enduring. Allah is the source of this lasting blessing. Allathee – who: Allah does not refer to himself directly because the word ‘allathee’ is used to make the reader or listener ponder and reflect over ‘who’ it is that is the owner.