Transliteration:( Tabaarakal lazeee in shaaa'a ja'ala laka khairan min zaalika jannaatin tajree min tahtihal anhaaru wa yaj'al laka qusooraa )
"Blessed is He Who, if He wills, can provide you with something better: gardens with rivers flowing beneath them and palaces [22]."
The disbelievers demanded worldly riches from the Prophet ﷺ to validate his prophethood. In response, the verse reminds that Allah is Blessed and All-Powerful—if He wills, He can grant the Prophet ﷺ far greater treasures, such as gardens with rivers and grand palaces.
This shows that true honour and provision lie in Allah’s hands. The absence of such material luxuries is not a deficiency, but a test of faith, and the Prophet’s ﷺ mission is to deliver guidance, not worldly wealth.
The tafsir of Surah Furqan verse 10 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Furqan ayat 7 which provides the complete commentary from verse 7 through 14.
(25:10) Most blessed[19] is He Who, if He wills, can grant you even better than what they propose: Gardens beneath which rivers flow, and stately mansions.
19. Here again the word tabaraka has been used and in the context it means: Allah has full control over everything and has unlimited powers: if he wills to favor somebody, He can do so as and when He wills without let or hindrance.
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