Quran Chapter 11-10&11
(Pt-12, Stg-3) (L-1351) - درس قرآن
A great reward for enduring
Surah Huud (Hud) - 11
BisMillaahir-Rahmaanir-Rahiim
In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the
Merciful
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10. And if We cause him to taste grace after some
misfortune that had befallen him, he saith: The ills have gone from me. Lo!
He is exultant, boastful-
11. Save those who persevere and do good works.
Theirs will be forgiveness and a great reward.
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10. Wa
la-‘in ‘azaq-Naahu na’-maaa-‘a
ba’-da zarraaa-‘a mas-sat-hu
la-yaquu-lanna
zahabas-sayyi-‘aatu ‘annii. ‘Innahuu
lafarihun- fakhuur.
11. ‘Illal-laziina sabaruu
wa ‘amilus—saali-haat. ‘Ulaaa-‘ika
lahum-mag-firatunw-wa
‘ajrun- Kabiir.
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Commentary
It is
commanded that when misfortune is removed and prosperity comes, at that time,
the human being loses his senses and says: Now the time is of taste and
pleasure. The ills and difficulties have gone from me. I have gotten rid of
confusions, because I worked hard, earned wealth and suffered from pains. It is
my right which have I received.
On one
side, being much confused due to any very ordinary trouble, saying words of
despair, turning away from Allah Almighty, and on the other side; being
overjoyed at the time of pleasure and ease, boasting, exulting, and considering
that “it is the result of my cleverness”, are common matters in the mankind.
But from this all; his ignorance appears and meanness is disclosed.
It is known
clearly that these both matters does not suit to the mankind, but have been tumbled
down from his grade. The human being should never let his dignity; perseverance
and endurance lose in any condition. He should neither be distressed in mind
during ills and nor lose his senses during prosperity. Suitable manner for him
is that he should push steadily on against difficulty or opposition. He should
do the same works during both conditions i.e. misfortune and prosperity; which
suit to his grade and dignity; and about which the wise people say “good
works”. Errors and slipping of such people will be forgiven, and for them;
there will be satisfaction of the heart in the world and a great reward in the next
life.
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