Tarjumatul Quran - Surah al-Hadid [The Iron]: 7 - 18

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A reference sent by Sahibzada Mirza Masroor Ahmad contains useful facts about the banana and mentions that bananas are a fruit common to India.  It was from India that it became introduced to the whole world.  It is a fruit liked by rich and poor alike.  Apparently the Arabs planted it widely in the seventh century in places such as Palestine and Egypt.  It was grown in Palestine after the death of the Holy Prophet ﷺ.  It is possible that the banana was mentioned among Arabs by travelers from India.  However in those days it was impossible to take Indian bananas to Arabia as it would have rotted away and gone bad en route.  So the Holy Prophet  ﷺ never got the chance to see it or to eat it.  This is a miracle of 'The Holy Quran'.  The enemy alleges that  the Holy Prophet ﷺ has filled 'The Holy Quran' with the names of fruits that were found there and has not mentioned those that grow in our countries.  From this perspective the mention of the banana is also answers this allegation that its words are not invented by the Messenger of Allah but the Word of Almighty God.  In addition to this 'The Holy Quran' by saying ‏وَفَكِهَةٍۢ كَثِيرَةٍۢ ['abundant varieties of fruit'] in verse Number 33 of Surah al-Waqiah speaks of fruits of various kinds.

Mankind if told in verse Number 11 of Surah al-Hadid in a subtle way that 'You do not spend for the sake of God because you wish to leave behind your wealth behind for your kith and kin although all heritage belongs to Allah the Almighty.  In time everything would lose what it inherits but if during your life you spend with your own hands that would be good for you.

Verse 15: There are 2 words in Arabic ٱلْغَرُورُ and .ٱلْغَرُورُ  الْغُرُورِ is Satan who deceives and الْغُرُورِ is deception.


14 October 1998.

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Tarjumatul Quran - Surah al-Hadid [The Iron]: 7 - 18

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