Translation — Tafsir
Word Meanings:
- Rīḥan Ṣarṣaran: A fiercely cold, howling wind with an intensely loud and terrifying sound.
- Ayyāmin Naḥisāt: Days of continuous misfortune and ill omen, filled with calamity and suffering.
- ʿAdhāb al-Khizyi: The punishment of disgrace and humiliation.
- Akhzā: Even more disgraceful and humiliating.
- Lā Yunṣarūn: They will find no helper or protector to save them from the punishment.
Explanation of the Verse:
After the people of ʿĀd rejected the truth and persisted in their arrogance, Allah sent upon them a devastating wind—a bitterly cold, screaming storm that howled with a terrifying roar. This punishment struck them during days of unrelenting misfortune, days that were heavy with evil and sorrow for them. Through this, Allah made them taste the punishment of disgrace and humiliation right here in the worldly life, so that their pride would be shattered and their power brought low.
Yet, as severe as that worldly punishment was, the punishment of the Hereafter is far greater in disgrace and humiliation. It is an eternal suffering that will never end, and on that Day, they will have no one to come to their aid—no protector, no intercessor, and no power that can shield them from Allah's justice.
This verse carries a profound lesson for every soul: the might of the arrogant is but a fleeting illusion before the power of Allah. When He decrees a punishment, no force in the universe can stand against it. The worldly trials we witness are but a glimpse of what awaits those who persist in defiance, while the ultimate victory belongs to the believers who submit to their Lord.
A Call to Reflection:
Dear reader, let this verse awaken your heart. See how the nations of old, despite their strength and grandeur, were brought to utter ruin in moments when they challenged the will of their Creator. Their palaces turned to dust, their pride turned to shame, and their voices were silenced by a single command from Allah.
This life is but a passing shadow—do not let its fleeting pleasures deceive you into forgetting the eternal reality. The path of humility and submission to Allah is the path of true honor, both in this world and the next. Turn to your Lord before the winds of His wrath blow, and seek His mercy while the door of repentance is still open. For He is the Most Merciful, the Oft-Forgiving, and He delights in the return of His servants to Him.
📜 Verse 14-18 — Fussilat
Translation — Fussilat 16
Surah Fussilat Verse 16 - Read, Listen, Translation, English : So We sent upon them a screaming wind during days…Surah Verse 16/54 — Fussilat فصلت (Meccan). Read Listen Translation (English). Listen: Fussilat Listen, Fussilat Translation, Fussilat mp3, Fussilat pdf. Verse 14–18. English Meaning: Français.
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