Transliteration:( Allaahu yabsutur rizqa limany yashaaa'u min 'ibaadihee wa yaqdiru lah; innal laaha bikulli shai'in Aleem )
150. This means that whomsoever He likes He makes wealthy, and whom He does not like He leaves him poor Or it could mean he can make a single person rich when He likes, and poor when he likes.
The blessed Sufis say He makes the friends poor, then He looks upon them with kindness On the other hand. He makes the enemies wealthy, then declares His wrath upon them. The wealth of the infidel is wrath for him while the believer's poverty is a mercy for him
151. He is fully aware of who is really worthy of becoming wealthy and who is worthy of becoming poor. Hence, do not raise an objection to His choice, and do not make wealth and poverty the proof of Allah Almighty's belovedness or reprobation.
The noble Companions of the Holy Prophet were poor but they are beloveds of Allah Almighty, but although Abu Jahl, etc. were wealthy they are reprobates.
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The tafsir of Surah Ankabut verse 62 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Ankabut ayat 61 which provides the complete commentary from verse 61 through 63.
(29:62) Allah enlarges the sustenance of any of His servants whom He will, and straitens the sustenance of whom He will. Surely Allah has knowledge of everything.
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