Transliteration:( Famaa minkum min ahadin'anhu haajizeen )
"And not one of you could have withheld [54] Us from him."
This verse emphasizes that no one could have stopped or harmed the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), as he was under the divine protection of Allah. The verse illustrates that despite the challenges faced by the Prophet, Allah’s will was supreme, and the entire creation was obedient to him.
The miracles performed by the Prophet, such as the splitting of the moon, the sun's rising at his command, and other extraordinary events, are clear signs of his true Prophethood. These miracles, which defy natural laws, show that the Prophet’s actions were divinely supported, confirming that he was the true messenger of Allah.
The tafsir of Surah Al-Haqqah verse 47 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Haqqah ayat 44 which provides the complete commentary from verse 44 through 52.
(69:47) and not one of you would have been able to withhold Us from doing so.[25]
25. The object is to impress the point that the Prophet (peace be upon him) has no authority whatsoever to make any change in the revelation. If he did so, he would be severely punished. The style depicts the prompt and quick action of a king who strikes off the head of an official, holding him by the hand, if he commits a forgery in his name. Some people have misconstrued this verse to mean that if the heart-vein or neck-vein of an impostor is not immediately severed by Allah, it would be a proof that he was a true prophet, whereas in this verse what has been said is about a true prophet and not about the impostors. Same impostors have even claimed to be God and have thrived and lived long lives in the world, so it could not be a proof of the truth of their claim. For a full discussion of this question, see (Surah Younus, ayat 17) note 23.
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