Transliteration:( Laa yastaweee as-haabun naari wa ashaabul jannah; as haabul jannati humul faaa'izoon )
58. This means the believer, the infidels, the fortunate, the wicked, the transgressors, and the pious, are not equal in status, although physically they appear similar in form and shape.Â
When the inmates of Paradise and Hell are not the same, in fact even all the inmates of Paradise are of differing status: some are superior to the others, then how can the Prophet and his follower be the same in status?
From this verse, those persons need to take a lesson who claim equality with the Prophet.
59. That he spent his life seeking the pleasure of Allah Almighty and thus became entitled to receive His Bounties. The infidels had been in a state of loss at both places.
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The tafsir of Surah Hashr verse 20 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Hashr ayat 18 which provides the complete commentary from verse 18 through 20.
(59:20) Those destined for the Fire and those destined for Paradise cannot be alike. Verily it is those destined for Paradise who shall triumph.
There is no commentary by Abul Maududi available for this verse.
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