Transliteration:( Wa qeelihee yaa Rabbi inna haaa'ulaaa'i qawmul laa yu'minoon )
153. From this we learn that Allah Almighty loves every action of his Beloved Prophet - Therefore He has taken an oath of his city his time his age and his beautiful speech. It should be remembered that the oaths of Allah Almighty are not for giving reassurance, but to reveal the love or the importance of the things about which the is taken.
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Please refer to Surah Zukhruf ayat 81 which provides the complete commentary from verse 81 through 89.
70. This is one of the most difficult verses of the Quran as it involves the complicated syntactic question of the kind of waw that has been used in wa qili-hi. From the translation of Shah Abdul Qadir it appears that the waw here is not conjunctive but for taking oath, and is related to fa-anna yu-fakun, and the pronoun in qili-hi turns to the Prophet (peace be upon him) of Allah. Therefore, the verse means this: By this saying of the Messenger: O my Lord, these are a people who would not believe. They are so utterly deluded that although they themselves admit that Allah alone is their Creator and Creator of their gods, yet they abandon the Creator and persist in worshiping His creatures.
The object of swearing by this saying of the Messenger is that the conduct of the people clearly shows that they are, in fact, stubborn, for the foolishness of their attitude is apparent from their own admission, and such an irrational attitude can be adopted only by such a person, who is resolved not to believe. In other words, the oath implies: The Messenger has rightly said so: indeed these people would not believe.
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