41. Fussilat/Clearly Explained
I/We begin by the Blessed Name of Allah
The Immensely Merciful to all, The Infinitely Compassionate to everyone.
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a. Ha. Mim.
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a. This is a Revelation from Allah - The One and Only God of everyone and everything.
b. The Immensely Merciful to all, The Infinitely Compassionate to everyone.
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a. This is a Book whose Messages are clearly explained and well spelled-out -
b. Qur’an in Arabic -
c. for a people who understand.
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a. The Qur’an is to be a herald of good news for those who accept its Message, and
b. a warner for those who intentionally deny and belie its Message.
c. And yet most of them turn away in aversion and arrogance,
d. for they do not care to listen to it so as to reflect on its Message.
41:05
a. And they say:
b. ‘Our hearts are in covering from whatever you call us to, and
c. our ears are heavy so we cannot hear you, and
d. there is a barrier - a void - between us and you with regard to the basic concepts of religion.
e. So you do whatever you like according to your religion to please your Allah, and
f. we are going to do as we have always done.
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a. Tell them O The Prophet:
b. ‘Indeed, I am only a human being like anyone of you.
c. However, it is revealed onto me that your elah is only One Elah.
d. So take a straight course to HIM through faith, reverence, and obedience, and
e. seek HIS forgiveness’ for your disbelief and sinful...
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