Surah al-Hujurat (The Chambers ) 49 : 18
Translations
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Yusuf Ali
Qur'an Dictionary
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(49:18:1) |
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(49:18:2) l-laha Allah |
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(49:18:3) yaʿlamu knows |
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(49:18:4) ghayba (the) unseen |
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(49:18:5) l-samāwāti (of) the heavens |
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(49:18:6) wal-arḍi and the earth |
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(49:18:7) wal-lahu And Allah |
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(49:18:8) baṣīrun (is) All-Seer |
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(49:18:9) |
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(49:18:10) taʿmalūna you do |
Explanatory Note
God certainly tells the truth! Does anyone who has had the privilege of knowing all these facts, meanings and feelings, experienced them to the full and lived through them in this present world ever feel that he has missed out on anything? Conversely, what does the one who misses out on all these gain, even though he may live in comfort and luxury? He may eat as he pleases, but animals also eat, although animals are better off because by their nature they submit to their Lord and turn towards their Creator.
God certainly knows the hidden reality of the heavens and the earth; and God sees all that you do. (Verse 18)
The One who knows all that is hidden in the heavens and the earth also knows what is hidden in people's innermost souls. He knows people's feelings and sees what they do. He does not derive His knowledge from the words they say, but from the feelings they harbour in their hearts and the actions that confirm their feelings.
Thus we come to the conclusion of this surah, comprising 18 verses, but delineating the features of a noble and pure world, outlining great truths and establishing them in people's inner consciences.
3. Surah Overview
This Surah is a collection of the commandments and instructions sent down on different occasions. Moreover, the hadith also show that most of these commandments were sent down during the final stage of the Prophet’s life at Madinah. For instance, the commentators of the Qur’an state that verse 4 was sent down concerning the Bani Tamim. This deputation had arrived in Madinah and started calling out to the Prophet from outside the apartments (hujurat) of his wives, and according to all biographical books on the Prophet’s life this deputation had visited Madinah in 9 A.H. Likewise, verse 6, a large number of the hadith confirm that it was sent down concerning Walid bin Uqbah whom the Prophet had sent to collect the financial obligation (Zakah) from the Bani al-Mustaliq, and it is known that he had become a Muslim on the conquest of Makkah.
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