Transliteration:( Yalbasoona min sundusinw wa istabraqim mutaqaabileen )
Wearing fine silk and brocade [54], facing one another [55].
They would be wearing different clothes of silk. Fine silk is called "Sundus", while thick silk is called "Mahrūq" or brocade.
This means they will be sitting in a circle, facing one another, so that no one’s back is turned towards another — just as they used to sit in Zikr gatherings in the world.
The tafsir of Surah Ad-Dukhan verse 53 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Dukhan ayat 51 which provides the complete commentary from verse 51 through 59.
(44:53) Attired in silk and brocade,[41] they shall be arrayed face to face.
41. Sundus and istabraq in the original are fine silk cloth and thick silk cloth respectively.
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