Tafsir al-Jalalayn — al-Inshiqaq 84:22
Nay but the disbelievers deny resurrection and other matters
Nay but the disbelievers deny resurrection and other matters
and God knows best what they are amassing accumulating in their scrolls in the way of disbelief denial and evil deeds.
So give them good tidings inform them of a painful chastisement
except those who believe and perform righteous deeds theirs will be an unfailing reward one that is unending undiminished and not given to them in expectance of anything in return.
and by the night and what it envelops what it brings together of creatures and otherwise that have entered into it
and by the moon when it is at the full and its light is complete and this happens during the nights of the full moon
you will surely journey tarkabunna is actually tarkabūnanna but the nūn of the indicative has been omitted because of two identical letters following one another and the wāw is omitted because of two unvocalised consonants coming together from stage to stage state after state namely death then life then what comes afterwards of the states […]
So what is wrong with them that is the disbelievers that they do not have faith that is to say what is there to prevent them from embracing faith; or what argument do they have for neglecting it despite the existence of proofs for it
and what is wrong with them that when the Qur’ān is recited to them they do not prostrate? they do not submit by believing in it given its inimitability?
Indeed among his folk his clan in the world he used to be joyful wanton lusting after his desires;