Transliteration:( Awalam yaraw annaa nasooqul maaa'a ilal ardil juruzi fanukhriju bihee zar'an ta'kulu minhu an'aamuhum wa anfusuhum afalaa yubsiroon )
53. In that, after their demise. We will bring them back to life. They should freshen their faith by reflecting over these things.
54. In that, the fruit of some are eaten by man. while the roots are devoured by the animals. In short. His status is lofty and amazing.
The tafsir of Surah Sajdah verse 27 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Sajdah ayat 26 which provides the complete commentary from verse 26 through 27.
40. Keeping the context in view it becomes obvious that this thing has not been mentioned here for the sake of providing an argument for the life-after-death, as generally found in the Quran, but in this context its object is different. This, in fact, contains a subtle allusion to this effect: “Just as a person seeing a barren land cannot imagine that it will ever bloom and swell with vegetation, but a single shower of the rain sent by God changes its color altogether, so is the case with the message of Islam at this juncture. People think that it is not going to gain ground, but a single manifestation of Allah’s power and grace will cause it to gain such glory that people will be amazed at its progress.â€
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