al-Mīzān⌕
Sūrah 38
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Sad (Saad)

Tafsīr al-Mīzān by ʿAllāmah Muḥammad Ḥusayn Ṭabāṭabāʾī (English translation). Source: vol 33 pp 242–252, vol 33 pp 253–270, vol 33 pp 271–278, vol 33 pp 279–289, vol 33 pp 290–295, vol 33 pp 296–308

  1. Verses 1–16Ṣād. By the Qur’an, full of remembrance (dhikr), the rejectors are in vainglory (ʿizzah) and schism (shiqāq).Examining Narrations
  2. Verses 17–29Bear patiently what they say, and remember Our powerful (dhā al-ayd) servant David; he oft turned [to Allah] (innahu awwāb).Examining Narrations · On the Story of David
  3. Verses 30–40When noble swift-running steeds (al-ṣāfināt al-jiyād) were displayed to him near eventide (bil-ʿashiyy).Examining Narrations
  4. Verses 41–48“Strike with your foot. This is cool [water], for washing and drinking.”Job in the Qur’an · Narrations about Job · The Accounts of Al-Yasaʿ and Dhū al-Kifl
  5. Verses 49–64Everlasting gardens, whose doors are thrown open to them,
  6. Verses 65–88Say: “It is a tremendous tiding; you are turning aside from it.Examining Narrations