Transliteration:( Wa yansurakal laahu nasran 'azeezaa )
6 Thus, Allah Almighty provided such istance in respect of the Conquest of Makkah and the Battle of Hunain that it quires a description. The Holy Prophet not only won their territories but their hearts as well i.e. all the infidels of Makkah and the entire tribe of Banu Hawazin entered the fold of Islam.
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Please refer to Surah Fath ayat 1 which provides the complete commentary from verse 1 through 3.
(48:3) and that Allah may bestow upon you a mighty help.[5]
5. Another translation can be: “Bestow on you an unprecedented victory,” for the word aziz in the original may mean mighty as well as unprecedented and unparalleled. According to the first meaning, the sentence means: By means of this treaty Allah has helped you in a way as to make your enemies helpless; and according to the second, it means: Seldom has this novel method ever been adopted to help somebody, that a thing which apparently is a mere peace treaty, and that too a treaty concluded from a weak position, would turn into a decisive victory.
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