Tafsir al-Jalalayn — al-Inshiqaq 84:14
indeed he thought that an softened in place of the hardened form with its subject omitted that is to say annahu he would never return to his Lord.
indeed he thought that an softened in place of the hardened form with its subject omitted that is to say annahu he would never return to his Lord.
Nay! he will return to Him; indeed his Lord is ever Seer of him knowing that he would return to Him.
So I swear fa-lā lā is extra by the twilight al-shafaq the reddishness visible in the horizon after the sunset
and he will enter the Blaze an intense fire a variant reading for yaslā ‘he will enter’ has yusallā ‘he will be admitted’.
Then as for him who is given his book the record of his deeds in his right hand — and this is the believer —
he will receive an easy reckoning which simply entails the presentation of his deeds to him as in the hadīth of the two Sahīhs of Bukhārī and Muslim — in which there is also a hadīth saying ‘He who is reckoned with at length will be destined for perdition’ — and after this presentation of […]
and return to his family in Paradise joyful because of it.
But as for him who is given his book from behind his back — and this is the disbeliever whose right hand is chained to his neck and whose left hand by which he is given the book is placed behind his back
he will pray upon seeing what is in it for annihilation he will invoke destruction against himself by saying yā thabūrāh ‘O annihilation of mine!’
When the heaven is rent asunder