Transliteration:( Wa annaa lammaa sami'nal hudaaa aamannaa bihee famany yu'min bi rabbihee falaa yakhaafu bakhsanw wa laa rahaqa )
And that when we heard the call for guidance, we believed in it. So, whoever believes in his Lord will not fear loss or disgrace.
✅ Acceptance of Guidance
The jinns are inviting others towards faith by saying: “We heard the invitation towards guidance and we believed in it.” O friends, you should also believe like we did. We saw the radiant face of the Holy Prophet ﷺ and became his Companions (Sahabah) — you can become our Successors (Tabi’een). Their purpose in narrating their belief was to encourage others to accept Islam.
✅ Reward and Protection for Believers
This part highlights that:
Believers will not face any loss in their good deeds.
Nor will they face disgrace or unjust punishment. In contrast, disbelievers will lose the reward of their good deeds and receive full punishment for their sins.
What a powerful and wise message from these believing jinns — they summarize the justice of Allah ﷻ and the reward for sincere faith in a few brief but impactful words.
The tafsir of Surah Jinn verse 13 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Jinn ayat 11 which provides the complete commentary from verse 11 through 17.
(72:13) and that “when we heard the teaching of the Right Way we came to believe in it; he who believes in His Lord shall have no fear of suffering loss or being subjected to any injustice”;[13]
13. Fear of deprivation: Fear of being given a lesser reward than what one actually deserves for one’s good deeds. Injustice: That one may be deprived of the reward for the good deeds done but duly punished for the errors committed or punished innocent; no believer has any fear of such an injustice from Allah.
[1769]- In regard to his account in the Hereafter. Nothing of his good will be diminished, nor will the evil of another be placed upon him.
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