80. ‘Abasa/looked indifferently
I/We begin by the Blessed Name of Allah
The Immensely Merciful to all, The Infinitely Compassionate to everyone.
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a. He contracted his brows - looked indifferently - and turned his face,
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a. when the blind person came to him.
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a. And what made you think that he, being a believer, may ask you and seek to purify himself,
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a. or you would have guided him and he would have heard words of guidance and thus guidance from you would have benefited him.
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a. Now as for the one who showed through his attitude that he had no need of guidance because of his wealth and social status -
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a. and you were attending to him with full attention,
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a. though you will not be answerable if he would not purify himself from disbelief?
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a. But for the blind one who came to you with full of eagerness to learn,
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a. and he was in awe of Allah,
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a. you did not attend to him - you ignored him.
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a. No, do not be so!
b. Indeed, this is a Reminder -
714 Surah 80 * ‘Abasa
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a. So whoever wills, let him pay attention to it - Reminder.
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a. The Qur’an is inscribed in pages of great esteem,
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a. exalted and perfectly purified of any falsehood,
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a. borne by the hands of scriber - angel envoys -
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