Translation — Tafsir
Key Words and Their Meanings:
- Al-Hikmah (الحكمة): Wisdom, sound judgment, deep understanding of religion, and correctness in speech and action.
- Ashkur (اشكر): Be grateful, show thankfulness.
- Kafara (كفر): To deny, to be ungrateful, to reject (the blessings of Allah).
- Ghaniyy (غني): Self-Sufficient, free of all needs.
- Hamid (حميد): Praiseworthy, deserving of all praise.
Explanation of the Verse:
Indeed, Allah, in His infinite grace and bounty, bestowed upon Luqman — a righteous servant who was not a prophet — a profound gift: wisdom. This wisdom encompassed true understanding of faith, sound intellect, and the ability to make correct judgments in all affairs. Along with this great blessing, Allah commanded him: *"Be grateful to Allah."*
This command carries a profound and beautiful lesson for all of humanity. Allah, the Most High, does not need our gratitude; rather, gratitude is a pathway to our own success and spiritual elevation. When a person thanks Allah for His blessings — through words, through the heart, and through righteous actions — that person is the direct beneficiary. Gratitude purifies the soul, increases one's blessings, and draws the servant closer to his Lord.
On the other hand, whoever denies Allah's favors, rejects His guidance, and turns away in ingratitude, harms only himself. Allah is entirely free of any need for our thanks or worship. He is Al-Ghaniyy, the Self-Sufficient, who stands in need of nothing from His creation. And He is Al-Hamid, the Praiseworthy, deserving of all praise and glory in every circumstance — whether people are grateful or ungrateful, His majesty remains perfect and complete.
A Call to the Reader:
Dear reader, reflect on this profound truth: your gratitude does not add anything to Allah's kingdom, and your ingratitude does not diminish it in the least. Yet, Allah — out of His immense love and mercy — invites you to thank Him, not because He needs it, but because He wants to shower you with more of His blessings and elevate your rank in this life and the next.
So, open your heart to gratitude. Thank Allah for the air you breathe, the food you eat, the faith you carry, and every hidden mercy around you. For truly, gratitude is the key that unlocks the doors of divine increase: *"If you are grateful, I will surely give you more."* (Ibrahim 14:7). Let thankfulness become your constant state, and you will find peace in your heart, contentment in your soul, and abundance in your life. This is the wisdom that Allah granted Luqman — and He grants it to whomever He wills among His servants.
📜 Verse 10-14 — Luqman
Translation — Luqman 12
Surah Luqman Verse 12 - Read, Listen, Translation, English : And We had certainly given Luqman wisdom [and said], "Be…Surah Verse 12/34 — Luqman لقمان (Meccan). Read Listen Translation (English). Listen: Luqman Listen, Luqman Translation, Luqman mp3, Luqman pdf. Verse 10–14. English Meaning: Français.
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