Surah Ash-Shams with Urdu Translation

Surah Ash-Shams

Peruse Surah Ash-Shams. The Surah was uncovered in Mecca, requested 91 in the Quran. The Surah title signifies "The Sun" in English and comprises of 15 ayat.




Surah Ash-Shams Tafseer 

The Surah has been so assigned after the word debris jokes with which it opens. The topic and the style show that this Surah also was uncovered in the earliest period at Makkah at a phase when resistance to the Sacred Prophet (upon whom be Allah's tranquility) had developed further and extreme.


Its subject is to recognize the great from the malevolence and to caution individuals, who were declining to figure out this differentiation and demanding following the malevolent way, of the shrewd end.


Considering the topic this Surah comprises of two sections. The initial segment comprises of vv. 1-10, and the second of vv. 11-15. The initial segment manages three things:


That similarly as the sun and the moon, the day and the evening, the earth and the sky, are not quite the same as one another and problematic in their belongings and results, so are the great and the detestable different front one another and disconnected in their belongings and results; they are neither the same in their superficial presentation nor might they at any point be similar in their outcomes.


That Allah in the wake of giving the human self powers of the body, sense and brain has not left it ignorant on the planet, but rather has imparted into his oblivious through a characteristic motivation the qualification among great and malicious, good and bad, and the feeling of the great to be great and of the evil to be shrewd.


That the fate of man relies on how by utilizing the powers of separation, will and judgment that Allah has blessed him with, he fosters the great and stifles the underhanded inclinations of oneself. On the off chance that he fosters the great tendency and liberates his self of the insidious tendencies, he will accomplish timeless achievement, and if, in actuality, he smothers the great and advances the malevolent, he will meet with frustration and disappointment.


In the subsequent part refering to the verifiable point of reference of individuals of Thamud the meaning of Prophethood has been brought out. A Courier is brought up on the planet, in light of the fact that the helpful information on great and underhanded that Allah has put in human instinct, is without help from anyone else insufficient for the direction of man, but rather by virtue of his inability to comprehend it completely man has been proposing incorrectly standards and hypotheses of good and wickedness and in this way getting sidetracked. To that end Allah sent down clear and positive Disclosure to the Prophets (harmony arrive) to expand man's normal motivation so they might elucidate to individuals concerning what is great and what is underhanded. Moreover, the Prophet Salih (harmony arrive) was shipped off individuals of Thamud, however individuals overpowered by the evil of their self, had become so insubordinate that they dismissed him. What's more, when he introduced before them the wonder of the she camel, as requested without anyone else, the most pitiable one of them, despite his advance notice, hamstrung it, as per the will and want of individuals. Thus, the whole clan was surpassed by a fiasco.


While portraying this account of the Thamud no place in the Surah has it been said "O individuals of Quraish, assuming you dismissed your Prophet, Muhammad (upon whom be Allah's tranquility and endowments), as the Thamud had dismissed theirs, you also would meet with similar destiny as they met." The circumstances around then in Makkah were like those that had been made by the fiendish among individuals of Thamud against the Prophet Salih (harmony arrive). Hence, the portrayal of this story in those conditions was without help from anyone else enough to propose to individuals of Makkah how unequivocally this authentic point of reference applied to them.


[1-10] By the sun and his brightness, and by the moon when she follows him, and constantly when it makes (the sun) prominent and continuously when it conceals (the sun), and by the paradise and Him Who laid out it, and by the earth and Him Who spread it, and by the human self and Him Who adjusted it, then motivated it with its devilishness and its piety. Really effective is he who purged his self and a disappointment he who smothered it.

[11-15] Thamud misrepresented (Reality) in light of their transgression.When the most pitiful of them ascended, in his fury, the Courier of Allah cautioned them, saying, "(Don't attack) the she-camel of Allah, and (don't impede her from) drinking water." Yet they gave a false representation of what he said and killed the she-camel. Thusly, their Ruler set free on them a scourge in outcome of their wrongdoing and evened out them down all together, and he has no feeling of dread toward any malicious consequence (of his this action).


1 The word duha as utilized in the first applies both to the radiance of the sun and to its intensity. Albeit in Arabic its notable importance is the time among dawn and meridian when the sun has ascended high, at that level it doesn't just give light however heat as well. Subsequently, when the word duha is credited to the sun, its full importance can be communicated more suitably by its brilliant splendor than by its light, or when of the day that it shows.


2 That is, the point at which the night comes, the sun stows away and its light remaining parts concealed over the course of the evening. This state has been portrayed, saying that the night conceals the sun, for the night really means the sun's taking cover behind the skyline due to which its light can't arrive at that piece of the earth where the night has fallen.


3 "Who laid out it": Who laid out it like a vault over the earth. In this stanza and in the two succeeding refrains, the word mama has been utilized. A segment of the observers has accepted this mama as an infinitive, and perceived these refrains to imply "By the paradise and its being laid out, by the earth and its being fanned out, and by the human self and its being adjusted. " Yet this importance isn't right for the explanation that the accompanying sentence: "then, at that point, motivated it with its devilishness and its devotion", doesn't find a place with the specific situation. Different analysts have taken mama here in the importance of mun or alladhi and they perceive the sentence to imply: "Who laid out the paradise, who spread out the earth, and who adjusted the human self. " This subsequent significance is right in our view, and nobody can protest that mama in Arabic is utilized of dormant things and nonsensical animals, For in the Qur'an itself there are various occasions that mama has been utilized in the importance of mun, for example we la antum 'abiduna mama a 'bud ("nor are you the admirers of Him Whom I love"), fankihu mama taba lakun~-mia-an-nisa ' ("in this way, wed from among the ladies those whom you like") .wa la tanlkihu mama nakaha abaa ukum min-nisa' ("don't wed those ladies whom your dads had hitched").


4 "Balanced it" : gave man such a body which by uprightness of its erect height, its hands and feet, and its cerebrum was generally suitable for him to live as man on the planet. He favored him with the feelings of sight, hearing, contact, taste and smell which because of their mix and their attributes could turn into the best method for getting information for him. He supplied him with the resources of reasoning and thinking, creative mind, memory, segregation, judgment, determination and such other mental powers by prudence of which he can carry out the roles fit for man on the planet. Furthermore, adjusting likewise implies that man was not made a delinquent by birth and a criminal by impulse however on right and sound nature, hostile to was not portrayed with any characteristic slantedness in light of which he might not be able to take on the correct way regardless of whether he needed to do as such. This equivalent thing has been communicated in Surah Ar-Rum, saying: "Be undaunted on the nature whereupon Allah has made humankind." (v. 30), and similar has been made sense of by the Blessed Prophet (upon whom be harmony ) in a Hadith, saying: "Each new-conceived youngster is brought into the world on obvious human instinct; his folks make him a"Jew or a Christian or a Magian subsequently. Its model is of a creature bringing forth complete and sound youthful one. Do you see as any one with a torn or cut ear ?" (Bukhari, Muslim). That is, the polytheistic individuals by virtue of their notions of obliviousness tear and cut the ears of creatures after wards; if not God doesn't make a creature be brought into the world with torn ears from its mom's stomach. In another Hadith the Sacred Prophet said: "My Master says: I had made every one of My workers on obvious Confidence (for example on sound nature); then the satans came and misled them from their Confidence (i.e.. the genuine regular Confidence) and made unlawful what I had made legal for them, and directed them to connect with Me those for whom I had sent down no power." 


5 The word ilham is gotten from Jahm which means to swallow. As indicated by this extremely essential importance, the word ilham is utilized verbally for Allah's rousing a man with an idea or thought unknowingly. Motivating the human self with its fiendishness and its devotion and temperance has two implications: (1) That the Maker has set in it propensities to both great and wickedness, and this is what each man feels in himself. (2) That Allah has enriched each man's oblivious brain with the idea that there is an ethical decent and there is an ethical malicious, that great ethics and acts and insidious ethics and acts are not equivalent and the same; fujur (corruption) is something malevolent and taqva (abstention from disasters) something worth being thankful for. These ideas are pot new to man; he is aware of these ordinarily, and the Maker has blessed him with the capacity to normally recognize great and malevolence. This equivalent point has been made in Surah man-made intelligence Balad: "And We showed him both the expressways of good and malevolence." and in Surah Promotion Dahr, consequently: "We showed him the way, whether to thankful or doubt" and similar has been communicated in Surah man-made intelligence Qiyamah, saying: "In man there is the censuring self (soul) which rebukes him when he commits evil ," and "Man knows his own self best, despite the fact that he might offer many reasons."


Here, one ought to likewise see well that Allah has favored each animal with normal motivation as per its situation and nature, as has been brought up in Surah For instance, each specie of creatures has been given moving information as per its requirements by excellence of which the fish figures out how to swim, the bird to fly, the honey bee to make the bee colony and the weaver-bird to intuitively construct the home. Man likewise considering his various limits has been allowed separate sorts of persuasive information. His one limit is that he is a creature being; as such the main case of the persuasive information that he has been given is that the human youngster begins sucking the mother's milk soon on birth. which nobody could show it, had it, not been shown it intuitively by God. One more place of man is that 6e is a reasonable being. As such God has aid favoring him with . moving direction ceaselessly since the hour of his creation, by uprightness of which he has been finding things and making innovations to foster his civilization. Any individual who concentrates on the historical backdrop of these disclosures and developments will understand that there was not really any which may be the consequence of man's own work or thought, however for the most part it so happened that unexpectedly a thought struck an individual and he found or created something. Other than these two, one more place of man is that he is a moral being. In this position too Allah has favored him by motivation with segregation among great and malevolence and of the acknowledgment of the great to be great and of the evil to be detestable. This feeling of separation and acknowledgment is a well known fact by virtue of which no human culture on the planet has even been without the ideas of good and fiendishness; there has never been ever, nor is there now, a general public which may not be having a means of remunerating the great and rebuffing the evil of some sort. this reality being predominant in each age, at each spot, and at each phase of development is an obvious evidence of its being regular and natural. Moreover, this is likewise evidence that a Savvy Maker had of information has endued man's temperament with it, for in the components of what man is compelled up and the regulations which oversee the material arrangement of the world, no human beginning of ethics can be followed out.


6 This is for which a promise has been declared by the things referenced in the above refrains. Allow us now to consider how those things bear upon it. The standard that Allah has continued in the Qur'an is that to bear declaration to His desired insights to dazzle on the human brain, he refers to probably the most obvious, normal spot things which each man finds in his environmental factors, or in his own self. In like manner here, sets of disconnected things have been refered to, each dissimilar to the next in its belongings and results, rather inverse and opposite. The principal pair is of the sun and the moon. The illumination of the sun is strongly brilliant and furthermore warm.  Regardless of whether it is there overhead when the sun sparkles, it is without light. It sparkles when the sun stows away, and, surprisingly, then its light is neither brilliant to such an extent that it might change the night into day nor is there any intensity in it that it might have a similar impact as the daylight. By the by, it has its own belongings which are very not quite the same as the impacts of the sun. In like manner, there is the sets of the day and the evening. Each is the opposite of the other. The impacts and consequences of each are so unique in relation to the next that nobody can say they are similar; to such an extent that even a most stupid individual couldn't really say that the day's being the day or the ,late evening's being the night has no effect. In like manner, there is the sets of the sky and the earth; the previous has been raised high by the Maker and the last option spread like a floor covering underneath it. Albeit both are serving similar universe, its framework and expediencies, yet there is a significant improvement between their capabilities and their belongings and results. In the wake of refering to these general confirmations, man's own self has been thought of, and it has been expressed that subsequent to offsetting it with reasonable mix of the appendages, faculties and mental powers and resources the Maker has put in it propensities, tendencies and intentions to both great and malevolence, which are disconnected to one another, and caused him to comprehend by motivation the qualification between the two: that one is fujur, which is malevolent, and the other is tagva, which is great. Presently, if the sun and the moon, the day and the evening, the earth and the paradise, are not the same yet essentially unique in relation to one another in their belongings and results, how could fujur and taqva of oneself be similar regardless of being opposite of one another? Man himself in this world doesn't respect and recognize the great and the shrewd as equivalent, regardless of what measures of good and underhanded he could have concocted for himself as per his self-propounded methods of reasoning. Anyway, about anything he sees as great, he holds the assessment that it is calculable and deserving of commendation, prize and reward.

Tazkiyah means to refine, create and develop. In the setting it obviously groans the person who refines his self of fujur and creates it to the degree of tagva and develops in it the ,upside, will accomplish everlasting achievement. As against this; the word dassaha has been utilized, the infinitive of which is tadsiyah, and that means to smother, hide, allure and steer off course. The significance of this additionally turns out to be obvious from the specific situation; I. e. the person who smothers the propensity in his self towards great as opposed to creating and developing it, who lures it into doing wickedness, and makes fujur rule over taqva to cover it up totally like the dead body which is covered and covered with earth, will be a disappointment. A few observers have perceived this section to imply: "Genuinely fruitful was he whom Allah decontaminated .and a disappointment he whom (whose self) Allah smothered." However this discourse is, first and foremost, went against to the style of the Qur'an considering the language, for in the event that Allah had intended to say this, He would have said: "Really effective was the self which Allah refined and a disappointment the self which Allah stifled;" besides, this editorial conflicts with different proclamations of the Qur'an regarding this matter. In Surah Al-A'la, Allah says: "Really fruitful was he who took on immaculateness." (v. 14).  you wouldn't be dependable in the event that he didn't embrace virtue " In both these stanzas, reception of immaculateness has been viewed as a demonstration of man. In addition, reality expressed at many spots in the Qur'an is that man in this world is being scrutinized. For instance, in Surah Promotion Dahr, it is said: "We made man from a blended sperm-drop, to attempt him, thus We made him fit for hearing and seeing." In Surah AlMulk it is expressed: "Who made passing and life that he might attempt you to see which of you is best in deeds. (v. 2) Presently, clearly, on the off chance that the inspector at the start energizes one competitor and deters the other, the test would he a joke. Consequently, the right critique is what Qatadah, 'Ikrimah, Mujahid and Sa'id canister Jubair have given, saying that the subject zakkaha and dassaha is man and not God. Concerning the Hadith which Ibn Abi Hatim has related on the power of Juwaybir canister Sa'id from Dahhak from Ibn 'Abbas, saying that the Heavenly Prophet (upon whom be harmony) himself perceived this refrain to imply: "Genuinely effective was the self whom the All-powerful Allah cleansed"; this idiom isn't affirmed to be from the Blessed Prophet, for its one columnist Juwaybir, has been dismissed as a storyteller of Hadith, and Dahhak didn't meet Ibn 'Abbas. In any case, the Hadith which Imam Ahmad, Muslim, Nasa'i and Ibn Abi Shaibah have related on the power of Hadrat Zaid receptacle Arqam, is right which says that the Blessed Prophet used to implore: "O Allah, award my self its taqva and sanitize it: You alone are awesome to decontaminate it; You alone are its Watchman and Expert. " In practically comparable words, this petition of the Blessed Prophet has been connected by Tabarani Ibn Marduyah and lbn al-Mundhir from Hadrat 'Abdullah canister 'Abbas and Imam Ahmad from Hadrat 'A'ishah. It really implies that man can want and look for tagva and tazkiyah; with respect to its achievement, it relies anyway upon Allah's beauty and,favour alone. Furthermore, the equivalent likewise is we of tadsiyah: Allah doesn't stifle a self effectively, however when a man is settled on wrongdoing, Allah denies him of the beauty of tagva and tazbyab, 'and lets him be to smother and cover his self under nay stack of rottenness he enjoys.


7 The things expressed on a basic level in the above stanzas, are presently being made sense of by as verifiable point of reference or what it is a point of reference and how it connects with what has been expressed over, one ought to think about well in .the. light of different proclamations of the Qur'an the two essential insights which have been communicated in vv


In these it, first and foremost, has been expressed that attar making the human self on adjusted and sound nature, Allah propelled it with its fujur and its taqwa. The Qur'an alongside expressing this reality likewise makes unequivocal that this motivational information on fujur and tagva isn't enough for each man that he may without anyone else get nitty gritty direction from it, however for this reason Allah gave point by point direction to the Prophets through Disclosure in which it clarified is fujur and what it applies for, which one ought to keep away from, and what is taqwa which one ought to accomplish and create, in the event that man doesn't acknowledge and recognize this unmistakable and clear direction sent down through Disclosure, he can neither stay away from fujur not track down the best approach to taqwa.


Also, in these sections it has been expressed that, the prizes and disciplines are the vital outcomes which gather from reception of either fujur or taqva The consequence of purging the self of fujur and creating it ,with taqwa is timeless achievement and the aftereffect of stifling its great propensities and making it be overpowered with fujur is.failure, ruin and annihilation.


To cause man to comprehend this reality a verifiable point of reference is being refered to and for this the clan of Thamud has been taken as a representation, for the different clans obliterated in days of yore the region of the Thamud was nearest to Makkah. In northern Hijaz its authentic vestiges were surviving. which individuals of Makkah passed by during their exchange processes to Syria, and the way this clan has been regularly alluded to in the pre-Islamic verse shows that its obliteration was a typical subject of talk among the Bedouins.

8 Because of their defiant disposition they were not ready to surrender the fujur in which they were involved, and they were not leaned to acknowledge the taqwa to which the Prophet Salih was calling them. For subtleties, see Al-A'raf: 73-76, Hud: 61-62, Debris Shu'ara': 141-153, An-Naml: 45-49, Al-Qamar: 23-25.


9 At different spots in the Qur'an the accompanying subtleties, are given: individuals of Thamud provoked the Prophet Salih to introduce a sign (a wonder) in the event that he was honest. Immediately the Prophet introduced a she-camel inexplicably before them and cautioned them with the impact: "This is Allah's she-camel. She will touch voluntarily in the land. One day will be for her to drink and one day for yourself as well as your dairy cattle. On the off chance that you attack her, you will be rebuffed with a scourge." This ended up being an impediment for quite a while. Then, at that point, they engaged their generally insidious and defiant, boss to stop the she-camel, and he assumed up the liability and hamstrung her. (Computer based intelligence A'raf 73, Debris Shu'ara: 134156, Al-Qamar: 29).


10 According to Surah Al-A'raf: 77, after they had killed the she-camel, individuals of Thamud told the Prophet Salih: "Carry the scourge with which you compromised us." And as per Hud: 65, the Prophet Salih shared with them: "Indeed, you have just three additional days to live it up in your homes This is a cutoff that won't disprove. "


11 That is, Allah isn't similar to the lords of the world and the leaders of legislatures, who, when they need to make some move against a group, are constrained to consider what will be the results of their activity. Allah's power is preeminent. He had no fear that some supporting force of the Thamud would emerge to retaliate for itself on Him.

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