E {53} An-Najm.
53:11. The (Prophet's) heart did not deny what he
(Muhammad SAW) saw.
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:11),
This verse explains that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon
him) did not doubt or deny what he witnessed. What was shown to him was true,
not an illusion or imagination.
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53:12. Will you then dispute with him (Muhammad SAW)
about what he saw (during the Mi‘raj – the Ascension over the seven heavens)?
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:12),
Allah questions those who dispute with Prophet Muhammad
(peace be upon him) about what he witnessed. His experience of receiving
revelation and seeing Allah's signs was true, and should not be unjustly
challenged.
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53:13. And indeed, he (Muhammad SAW) saw him (Jibril)
once again.
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:13),
This verse confirms that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon
him) saw Angel Jibril (Gabriel) once again in his original form. This was a
true and significant experience connected with divine revelation.
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53:14. Near the Sidrat-ul-Muntaha (the Lote Tree of the
utmost boundary — beyond which none may pass).
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:14),
This verse refers to Sidrat al-Muntaha, the Lote Tree of
the Utmost Boundary. It is a magnificent heavenly landmark near which Prophet
Muhammad (peace be upon him) witnessed Angel Jibril in his original form.
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53:15. Near it is the Paradise of Abode.
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:15),
Allah describes the presence of Jannatul Ma’wa (the
Garden of Refuge) near Sidratul Muntaha. It is a place of eternal dwelling and
reward for the righteous. This verse highlights the greatness of Allah's
creation.
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53:16. When that which covered the Lote-tree did cover
it.
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:16),
Allah describes Sidratul Muntaha as being covered by
something magnificent beyond ordinary human understanding. This highlights the
greatness of Allah's creation and the extraordinary signs witnessed by Prophet
Muhammad (peace be upon him).
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53:17. The sight of (Prophet Muhammad SAW) did not turn
aside (right or left), nor did it transgress beyond the limit (ordained for
it).
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:17),
During the miraculous journey, Prophet Muhammad (peace be
upon him) did not let his gaze turn away from what was shown to him, nor did he
exceed its limits. This demonstrates his steadfastness and perfect conduct when
witnessing the magnificent signs of Allah.
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53:18. Indeed, he (Muhammad SAW) did see some of the
greatest signs of his Lord (Allah).
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:18),
Allah confirms that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
truly witnessed some of the greatest signs of his Lord during the miraculous
journey. These signs demonstrated Allah's immense power and greatness.
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53:19. Have you then considered Al-Lat and Al-Uzza (two
idols of the pagan Arabs)?
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:19),
Allah questions the idol worshippers about al-Lāt and
al-‘Uzzā, two well-known idols worshipped by the pagan Arabs. These idols had
no divine power and could neither benefit nor harm anyone. The verse challenges
people to reflect on the falsehood of idol worship.
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53:20. And Manat (another idol of the pagan Arabs), the
third, the lowest?
BRIEF
TAFSIR (53:20),
Allah continues questioning the pagan Arabs about Manāt,
the third idol mentioned alongside al-Lāt and al-‘Uzzā. These idols had no
divine authority and were unworthy of worship. The verse challenges the false
beliefs of those who associated partners with Allah.
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