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جنات - Jannat・2 minutes read

The Book emphasizes belief in the unseen, warning against corruption and disbelief, while highlighting the importance of kindness, prayer, and following God's guidance. It discusses the power and wisdom of God, the consequences of disbelief, and the importance of good deeds and seeking His mercy.

Insights

Believers are warned against deception by those claiming faith but engaging in corrupt actions, emphasizing the importance of sincerity and righteousness in one's beliefs and deeds.
The text stresses the power and authority of God, detailing His creation of the universe, the consequences for disbelievers and corrupt individuals, and the importance of following His guidance through prayer, charity, and seeking mercy, underlining the central role of God in the lives of believers and the universe as a whole.

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Marriage with polytheists is discouraged until they believe.
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The significance of fighting in the Sacred Month is emphasized.
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Summary

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Guidance for Believers, Warning for Disbelievers

The Book is a guidance for the righteous who believe in the unseen and spend from what is provided to them by God.
Some people claim belief in God and the Last Day but deceive themselves and others, leading to punishment.
Those who spread corruption on earth thinking they are reformers are actually corruptors.
Believers are warned against disbelievers who mock them openly but side with their devils in secret.
God blinds those who choose misguidance over guidance, leaving them in darkness.
God created the earth as a resting place, the sky as a structure, and sends down water for sustenance.
Those who disbelieve and spread corruption will face punishment, while the righteous will be rewarded with Gardens beneath which rivers flow.
God created all on earth, then turned to the heavens, creating seven heavens.
Adam was taught the names of all things by God and presented them to the angels.
The angels prostrated to Adam except for Iblis, who refused and was arrogant, leading to his downfall.

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"Kindness, Consequences, and Divine Guidance"

The text emphasizes the importance of being kind to parents, relatives, orphans, and the complaining.
It mentions the assumption of zakat by most but not all, and the breaking of a covenant to not shed blood or expel from homes.
There is a warning against killing and expelling one another, supporting sin and aggression, and ransoming captives.
The consequences for those who believe in parts of the Scripture and disbelieve in others are disgrace in this life and severe torment in the afterlife.
The text discusses the giving of Scripture to Moses, followed by messengers, and clear proofs to Jesus, supported by the Holy Spirit.
It highlights the rejection and killing of messengers, leading to curses and severe punishment for disbelievers.
The text mentions the rejection of clear verses by some, leading to disputes and disbelief among different groups.
It touches on the prevention of mosques from mentioning God's name, leading to disgrace and a great punishment.
The text emphasizes that God has power over all things and that He alone is to be worshipped.
It concludes with a reminder to follow the guidance of God, establish prayer, pay zakat, and seek His mercy.

39:02

"Children conceal truth, race with good deeds"

Children conceal the truth, known by the Lord, so avoid doubt.
Race with good deeds, as God will bring everyone together.
Turn your face towards the Sacred Mosque, a truth from the Lord.
People will have no argument against you, except wrongdoers.
A messenger will recite verses, purify, teach the Book and wisdom.
Seek help in patience and prayer, as God is with the patient.
Those killed in God's cause are alive, not dead.
Al-Safa and Al-Marwah are symbols of God, no sin in circumambulating them.
Those who conceal God's proofs are cursed, except those who repent.
Righteousness is in belief in God, the Last Day, angels, Book, and prophets.

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Guidelines for believers in God's wisdom

God sent the Prophet as bearers of good tidings and warners to one nation, along with the Book to judge between people.
Those who were given the Book after clear proofs came to them differed due to envy, but God guided the believers to the truth.
Entry to Paradise is not guaranteed without facing afflictions and adversities like those before, who eventually enjoyed God's victory.
Spending for good is advised for parents, relatives, orphans, the needy, and wayfarers, as God is All-Knowing.
Fighting has been prescribed, even if disliked, as it may hold benefits unknown to individuals, with God's knowledge surpassing theirs.
Fighting in the Sacred Month is significant, with the Sacred Mosque's sanctity emphasized over other matters.
Wine and gambling hold great sin, outweighing their benefits, and spending should be done thoughtfully, as God's signs are clear for reflection.
Reforming orphans is encouraged, with a reminder that God distinguishes between the corrupt and the righteous.
Marriage with polytheists is discouraged until they believe, with a believing woman preferred over a male polytheist, and vice versa.
Guidelines on menstruation, breastfeeding, divorce, and kindness in relationships are detailed, emphasizing God's wisdom and knowledge in all matters.

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Abraham's Conversations with God and Guidance

Abraham conversed with God, discussing the power to give life and cause death.
God demonstrated His power by bringing the sun from the west after Abraham's request.
A man who doubted God's ability to resurrect the dead was shown the passage of time through various signs.
Abraham asked God to show him how He gives life to the dead, leading to a demonstration involving birds.
The importance of spending wealth in God's path was emphasized, with promises of abundant rewards.
Guidance on handling debts, including the necessity of written agreements and witnesses, was provided.

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