Transliteration:( Fada'aa Rabbahooo annee maghloobun fantasir )
"He therefore prayed [15] to his Lord: 'I have been overcome. You take revenge [16] for me.'"
✅ [15] The Patience of Hazrat Nuh (AS)
After enduring long periods of patience and severe persecution, Hazrat Nuh (AS) called upon Allah. The use of the letter "Fa" signifies the distance of time, indicating that his prayer was not immediate but came after he had endured much hardship and persecution.
The phrase also suggests the final threat posed by his people, signaling their complete refusal to accept the truth.
✅ [16] The Way of the Prophets and Allah’s Justice
This verse provides two important lessons:
The Prophets’ Prayer for the Destruction of the Disbelievers
It is the practice of the Prophets to pray for the destruction of the disbelievers when faced with such intense rejection and oppression, as they have carried out their duty to convey Allah’s message with patience.
Allah’s Mercy Before Punishment
Allah does not send punishment until His beloved servants have been sufficiently persecuted and oppressed. As Allah says:
“And We are not to torment until We have sent a messenger” (Surah 17: Ayat 15).
This emphasizes that before punishment is administered, the message of Allah is delivered with clarity.
The tafsir of Surah Qamar verse 10 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Qamar ayat 9 which provides the complete commentary from verse 9 through 17.
(54:10) Then he called upon His Lord: “Verily I am vanquished; so come You to my aid.”
There is no commentary by Abul Maududi available for this verse.
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