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Reflections on Surah 'Abasa Ayah 29

80:29
وزيتونا ونخلا ٢٩
وَزَيْتُونًۭا وَنَخْلًۭا ٢٩
وَزَيۡتُونٗاﲸ
وَنَخۡلٗاﲹ
٢٩ﲺ
and olives and palm trees,
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Razia Zahra
2 years ago · Referencing Ayah 80:17-40
In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Especially Merciful,

Gratitude.

Whenever a person expresses thanks to someone for something the feeling is always a positive one. Being thankful will never generate sadness but the very opposite. Let’s think of some scenarios:

1) Your mother cooked your meal when you got back from work. It was a hard and a laborious day and you were exhausted;
2) A friend spends time listening to you whilst you ar...
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Khaleda Begum
5 years ago · Referencing Ayah 80:24-32
#livebytheayah
I was reading Sheikh @Sohaib Saeed’s reflection on these verses and it made me realise, how I have taken food for granted and how indifferent of Allah I am when indulge myself eating delicious food!!!! Recently I have read an Hadith that says, there will be a group of my ummah who will only indulge themselves in delicious foods and different clothing, they are the worst part of my ummah. Am I one of the worst part of ummah????
I co...
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tareq abed
7 years ago · Referencing Ayah 32:27, 80:24-32
This is a good example on taqdeem (advancement) and takheer (delaying) used in arabic.

In Surah Al Sajda, referring to how livestock as well as humans eat from the crops of the earth, Allah swt mentions the cattle first before the human.

In surah Abasa, it mentions how the vegetation is a provision for us and our livestock, but mentioning us humans before the cattle in this verse. Why the difference ?

The context tells you why:

In surah AlS...
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