* These Verses were sent down about Walid b. Mughira. The venerable ‘Abd Allah b. ‘Abbas states: ‘For no one else have so many humiliating titles been used to date in the Holy Book as Allah has given to this evil soul.’ Because Walid b. Mughira blasphemed against the glory of the Holy Prophet (blessings and peace be upon him), Allah replied, describing ten of Walid b. Mughira’s evils, and He also revealed his illegitimacy in the end. Later his mother validated this fact. See: Tafsir al-Qurtubi, al-Razi, al-Nasafi, etc.
* The word ‘wahiya’ means wear and tear of some leather, cloth or something similar with holes. It refers to the phenomenon that modern science has described as ‘black holes’. (al-Mufradat, Lisan al-‘Arab, Qamus al-Muhit, al-Munjid, etc.)
* If fi yawm is co-related to waqi’, it implies ‘50,000 year long Day of Judgement when the torment will befall’. But if it is co-related to ta‘ruju, it denotes fifty millennium year a day speed of ascension by the angels and by the souls of the believers that ascend towards Allah’s Throne. It is known to Allah alone as to what time they take to reach the destination. This generates the concept of ‘light year’.
* It refers to the similarities between the animal and plant kingdoms.
* Verses 11–26 refer to one of the staunchest opponents of the Prophet (blessings and peace be upon him), al-Walid b. al-Mughira, who was among the wealthiest men in Mecca and who was also among the most learned and eloquent of the Quraysh. He was a prominent leader of the Meccan opposition against Islam.
* In Arabic, the word ‘al-nutfa’ is mentioned, and it refers to a zygote, which is a mixture of male and female gametes. It is the new single cell formed after the union of a sperm and ovum.
عربی فونٹ کا سائز
ٹیکسٹ فونٹ کا سائز
ترجمے کی ترتیب
The Prophet ﷺ said: 'Convey from me, even if it is one verse.' (Bukhari 3461)