Transliteration:( Wa maa yanzuru haaa ulaaa'i illaa saihatanw waahidatam maa lahaa min fawaaq )
"And they wait for a single blast [25] from which no one can turn away."
This verse refers to the First Trumpet (Sur), which will be blown by Angel Israfil. At its sound, all living beings will perish, and no one will be able to escape or avoid its impact.
It emphasizes the suddenness and finality of the event—once it begins, no turning back is possible, and all deniers will face the truth they once rejected.
The tafsir of Surah Sad verse 15 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Sad ayat 12 which provides the complete commentary from verse 12 through 16.
(38:15) They are waiting for nothing except a single Cry, after which there will be no second Cry.[14]
14. That is, only a single blast of the torment will be enough to annihilate them; no other will be needed for the purpose. Another meaning of the sentence can be: After this they will get no more relief and no more respite.
[1324]- Or "respite." More literally, "a period between two milkings of a she-camel," which also alludes to the meanings of "return" or "repetition."
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