Quran Chapter 10-109
(Pt-11, Stg-3) (L-1342) - درس قرآن
Duty of the Prophet
Surah Younus (Jonah) (peace be
upon him)
BisMillaahir-Rahmaanir-Rahiim
In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the
Merciful
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109. And (O Muhammad) follow that which is
inspired in thee, and forbear until Allah give judgment. And He is the Best
of Judges.
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109. Wattabi’
maa yuu-haaa ‘ilay-ka
was-bir hattaa yahku-mAllaah. Wa
Huwa Khay-rul-Haa-kimiin.
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Commentary
Before
this, it was commanded to the Messenger (grace, glory, blessings and peace be
upon him) that after causing to know the Revelations of Holy Qur’aan, he should say to the people: Whatsoever
I have been causing to hear you, it is such clear Truth which has been sent for
you from your Lord.
He (grace,
glory, blessings and peace be upon him) explained the entire Revelations before
the people, but their unintelligence and perversity did not let them understand
the actual matter. From it; He (grace, glory, blessings and peace be upon him)
was grieved. He was sorrowful due to their obstinacy, but it is possible that
He (grace, glory, blessings and peace be upon him) would have thought: Whether
would have I not fallen short in causing to know them? May be that such
opposite behavior of theirs is for the reason that I could not produce the
Truth before them as it required. For the mankind, this thought is very painful
if the perception of so much shortness and incorrectness is born in his heart
and he begin to think: The work which is not running; I am liable to come upon
this blame. At such occasion, encouragement by a Superior Officer is of use. In
this verse, Allah Almighty makes His Messenger (grace, glory, blessings and
peace be upon him) content that: You have performed your duty. Now if they do
not understand, let them do what they wish.
It is
commanded: You should not be sorrowful that why do they not understand. Your
duty is only to follow that which is inspired in you and obey the commands
which are revealed. Continue explaining the Holy Qur’aan before the people by your words and deeds. Those who obey
you, are fortunate, and those who do not attend to you but arm against you with
their words and deeds, who begin to trouble and hurt you, for it; you should
forbear and instruct your companions also to be patient; and wait for the
Judgment of Allah Almighty. He has complete knowledge of their movements.
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