Translation — Tafsir
Word Meanings:
- Mutaʿammidan (مُتَعَمِّدًا): Intentionally, deliberately, with premeditation and full intent to kill.
- Jazā’uhu (فَجَزَاؤُهُ): His recompense or requital.
- Khālidan fīhā (خَالِدًا فِيهَا): Abiding eternally therein (in Hellfire).
- Laʿanahu (وَلَعَنَهُ): Allah cursed him — cast him far away from His mercy.
- Aʿadda (أَعَدَّ): Prepared or made ready.
Tafsir (Explanation):
This verse addresses one of the gravest crimes a person can commit: the deliberate, unjust killing of a believer. When a person intentionally takes the life of a fellow Muslim — knowing full well that the victim is a believer and acting with premeditated intent — the punishment decreed by Allah is severe beyond imagination.
The recompense for such an act is Hellfire, where the killer will abide eternally — provided he deemed the killing lawful or died without sincere repentance. Beyond the physical torment of the Fire, Allah’s wrath descends upon him, and he is cast far away from divine mercy, stripped of every trace of closeness to his Creator. Allah has prepared for him a tremendous, agonizing punishment that befits the enormity of his crime.
This verse serves as a powerful deterrent, reminding every Muslim of the sanctity of human life. Islam holds the life of a believer in the highest regard — killing one innocent soul is akin to killing all of humanity, as stated elsewhere in the Qur’an. The severity of this warning reflects how precious life is in the sight of Allah.
Yet, even in this stern warning, there is a glimmer of hope for those who err. The scholars clarify that if a person kills a believer unintentionally or by mistake, the ruling is different — expiation and compensation apply. And for the intentional killer, the door of sincere repentance remains open before death; Allah, in His infinite mercy, may forgive whom He wills. However, the rights of the victim’s family remain, and justice in this world must be upheld.
Let this verse be a reminder for us to cherish every life, to control our anger, and to never let disputes escalate to violence. The believer is sacred — his blood, his honor, and his property are protected. May Allah guide us to uphold justice and mercy in all our dealings, and may He protect us from the grave sins that lead to His wrath.
📜 Verse 91-95 — An-Nisa
Translation — An-Nisa 93
Surah An-Nisa Verse 93 - Read, Listen, Translation, English : But whoever kills a believer intentionally - his recompense is…Surah Verse 93/176 — An-Nisa النساء (Medinan). Read Listen Translation (English). Listen: An-Nisa Listen, An-Nisa Translation, An-Nisa mp3, An-Nisa pdf. Verse 91–95. English Meaning: Français.
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