English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: en When the Occurrence occurs,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: there is, at its occurrence, no denial.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: it will bring down some and raise up others.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: when the earth is shaken with convulsion.

This phrase directs attention to Allah’s power, wisdom and signs in creation.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and the mountains are broken down, crumbling.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and become dust dispersing.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and you become of three kinds:.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: then the companions of the right – what are the companions of the right?

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and the companions of the left – what are the companions of the left?

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and the forerunners, the forerunners -.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: those are the ones brought near to Allah.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: in the Gardens of Pleasure,.

This phrase points to Allah’s generous reward for sincere faith and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: a large company of the former peoples.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and a few of the later peoples,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: on thrones woven with ornament,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: reclining on them, facing each other.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: there will circulate among them young boys made eternal.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: with vessels, pitchers and a cup of wine from a flowing spring -.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: no headache will they have therefrom, nor will they be intoxicated -.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and fruit of what they select.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and the meat of fowl, from whatever they desire.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and for them are fair women with large, beautiful eyes,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: the likenesses of pearls well-protected,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: as reward for what they used to do.

This phrase points to Allah’s generous reward for sincere faith and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: they will not hear therein ill speech or commission of sin -.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: only a saying: “Peace, peace.".

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: the companions of the right – what are the companions of the right?

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: they will be among lote trees with thorns removed.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and banana trees layered with fruit.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and shade extended.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and water poured out.

This phrase directs attention to Allah’s power, wisdom and signs in creation.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and fruit, abundant and varied,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: neither limited to season nor forbidden,.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and upon beds raised high.

This phrase emphasizes the certainty of resurrection and the final meeting with Allah.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: we have produced the women of Paradise in a new creation.

This phrase points to Allah’s generous reward for sincere faith and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and made them virgins,.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: devoted to their husbands and of equal age,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: for the companions of the right who are.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: a company of the former peoples.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and a company of the later peoples.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and the companions of the left – what are the companions of the left?

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: they will be in scorching fire and scalding water.

This phrase reinforces the warning and the certainty of accountability before Allah.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and a shade of black smoke,.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: neither cool nor beneficial.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: they were, before that, indulging in affluence,.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and they used to persist in the great violation,.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and they used to say, “When we die and become dust and bones, are we to be resurrected?

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and our forefathers as well?".

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: say, O Prophet, “the former and the later peoples.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: are to be gathered together for the appointment of a known Day.".

This phrase emphasizes the certainty of resurrection and the final meeting with Allah.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: then you, O those astray who are deniers,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: will be eating from trees of zaqqum.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and filling with it your bellies.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and drinking on top of it from scalding water.

This phrase directs attention to Allah’s power, wisdom and signs in creation.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and will drink as the drinking of thirsty camels.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: that is their accommodation on the Day of Recompense.

This phrase emphasizes the certainty of resurrection and the final meeting with Allah.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: we have created you, so why do you not believe?

This phrase directs attention to Allah’s power, wisdom and signs in creation.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: have you seen that which you emit?

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: is it you who creates it, or are We the Creator?

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: we have decreed death among you, and We are not to be outdone.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: in that We will change your likenesses and produce you in that form which you do not know.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and you have already known the first creation, so will you not remember?

This phrase directs attention to Allah’s power, wisdom and signs in creation.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and have you seen that seed which you sow?

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: is it you who makes it grow, or are We the grower?

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: if We willed, We could make it dry debris, and you would remain in wonder,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: saying, “we are now in debt;.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: rather, we have been deprived.".

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and have you seen the water that you drink?

This phrase directs attention to Allah’s power, wisdom and signs in creation.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: is it you who brought it down from the clouds, or is it We who bring it down?

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: if We willed, We could make it bitter, so why are you not grateful?

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and have you seen the fire that you ignite?

This phrase reinforces the warning and the certainty of accountability before Allah.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: is it you who produced its tree, or are We the producer?

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: we have made it a reminder and provision for the travelers,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: so exalt the name of your Lord, the Most Great.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: then I swear by the setting of the stars,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and it is an oath – if you could know – most great.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: it is a noble Qur'an.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: in a Register well-protected;.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: none touch it except the purified.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: it is a revelation from the Lord of the worlds.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: then is it to this statement that you are indifferent.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and make the thanks for your provision that you deny the Provider?

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: then why, when the soul at death reaches the throat.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and you are at that time looking on -.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and Our angels are nearer to him than you, but you do not see -.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: then why do you not, if you are not to be recompensed,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: bring it back, if you should be truthful?

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and if the deceased was of those brought near to Allah,.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: then for him is rest and bounty and a garden of pleasure.

This phrase points to Allah’s generous reward for sincere faith and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and if he was of the companions of the right,.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: then the angels will say, “Peace for you; you are from the companions of the right.".

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: but if he was of the deniers who were astray,.

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English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: then for him is accommodation of scalding water.

This phrase directs attention to Allah’s power, wisdom and signs in creation.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: and burning in Hellfire.

This phrase reinforces the warning and the certainty of accountability before Allah.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: this is the true certainty,.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

English Tafsir (Al-Sa‘di):

Al-Sa‘di highlights the verse’s central meaning: so exalt the name of your Lord, the Most Great.

This phrase highlights a central lesson of the verse and invites reflection and obedience.

Summary of the Meanings:

Verses 1–26: When the Inevitable Event occurs, humanity is divided into three groups. The foremost are brought near to Allah and receive extraordinary bliss.

Verses 27–56: The people of the right enjoy peace and abundance, while the people of the left face punishment for persistent denial, indulgence and rejection of resurrection.

Verses 57–96: Creation, crops, water and fire are presented as signs of Allah’s power. The noble Qur’an and the helplessness of people at death confirm the certainty of the three final outcomes.