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A short briefing of Surah Al Imran verse no 56 to 60

                 بِسۡم ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحۡمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ 

Verse no 56

Fa ammal lazeena kafaroo fa u'az zibuhum azaaban shadeedan fiddunyaa wal Aakhirati wa maa lahum min naasireen

'Then as for those who disbelieve I will punish them sternly in this world and in the Hereafter and they shall have no helpers.

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God wants you to know

God wants you to know that those who turn away from faith and choose to disbelieve will face serious consequences. In this verse, Allah warns that such people will experience His punishment in both this life and the life to come. This is a reminder for everyone to stay mindful of their actions and beliefs because our choices have consequences in both worlds.

In this world, those who disbelieve might face difficulties, struggles, or even punishments as a result of their actions. God is reminding us here that every action has a reaction, and those who deny Him will not find peace or security. This serves as a call for all of humanity to reflect on their faith and make sincere efforts to follow the path that brings them closer to God.

Moreover, God wants you to know that in the Hereafter, the judgment will be even more severe. The verse emphasizes that there will be no one to help or intercede on behalf of those who chose disbelief. This absence of support on the Day of Judgment highlights the importance of making the right choices in this life, as the consequences in the afterlife are permanent.

This message serves as both a warning and a guidance for everyone, urging us to reflect on our beliefs and actions. It encourages us to lead a life in alignment with faith, kindness, and righteousness, reminding us that the choices we make now will shape our future in this world and beyond.

Verse no 57

Wa ammal lazeena aamanoo wa amilus saalihaati fa yuwaffeehim ujoorahum; wallaahu laa yuhibbuz zaalimeen

'As for those who believe and do deeds of righteousness, He will pay them their rewards in full. Allah loves not the unjust.'

God wants you to know that He values faith and righteousness. In this verse from Surah Al Imran, Allah promises to fully reward those who truly believe in Him and live a life of goodness. This verse reminds us that actions based on faith are not overlooked; every effort to do good is appreciated and will be rewarded generously.

For those who believe and follow the path of righteousness, God assures them of His justice. Rewards will not be partial or unfair but given completely and abundantly. This highlights the importance of sincerity in both belief and actions, as these bring people closer to God and lead to blessings both in this world and the hereafter.

The verse also serves as a reminder that Allah does not love those who act unjustly. Justice is a core value in Islam, and this verse encourages everyone to uphold fairness in all actions. Unjust behaviour, whether towards others or oneself, goes against the principles that God desires for humanity. By avoiding injustice, a believer aligns more closely with the qualities that Allah loves.

In essence, God wants you to know that a life of faith, fairness, and righteous deeds is cherished and rewarded. The message of this verse encourages believers to keep striving toward goodness and integrity, knowing that God sees and values every sincere action. Through justice and faith, one can attain the love and rewards that Allah has promised.

Verse no 58

Zaalika natioohu 'alaika minal Aayaati wa Zikril Hakeem

That is what We recite to you; the Messages and the Reminder full of wisdom.

God wants you to know that the message He shares through the Qur'an is not just any ordinary message. It is a divine reminder, filled with wisdom and guidance. The words of the Qur'an are revealed to guide us through our lives, helping us make wise choices and live in a way that pleases God. These are not just stories or lessons but powerful reminders that touch our hearts and minds.

The verse in surah Al Imran, Verse 58, emphasizes the importance of these messages. It reminds us that God’s wisdom is meant to help us understand the world around us and our purpose within it. Every verse in the Qur'an is a source of enlightenment, meant to help us reflect on our actions, beliefs, and values.

God wants you to know that His words are for all people, regardless of background or status. The wisdom in the Qur'an is universal, guiding humanity towards kindness, honesty, and integrity. These reminders encourage us to live with humility and to treat others with respect and compassion.

Through this verse, God assures us that His guidance is clear and complete, given to us for our own benefit. It’s a call for us to listen carefully, to open our hearts, and to let the wisdom in His messages shape our lives. By following His guidance, we can find peace, purpose, and a path to righteousness.

Verse no 59

Inna masala Eesaa indal laahi kamasali Aadama khalaqahoo min turaabin summa qaala lahoo kun fayakoon

Verily, the case of Jesus is as the case of Adam in the sight of Allah. He fashioned him out of dust, then He said to him, 'Be', and he came to be.

God wants you to know that the creation of Jesus is similar to the creation of Adam. Both were made through the will of Allah, without the need for human intervention or typical means of birth. Just as Adam was created from dust and brought into existence by Allah's command, Jesus, too, came to be through Allah's word, "Be." This reflects Allah’s unique power over creation.

Allah's creation is not limited by natural processes or human understanding. When He wills something to happen, it happens without hesitation or delay. The story of Adam and Jesus serves as a reminder of this power. Both were created in extraordinary ways, showing that Allah can create life in any form He chooses.

God wants you to know that these events are signs of His ability to shape and control everything in existence. Through examples like Adam and Jesus, Allah illustrates that His authority extends beyond what humans can fully comprehend. These stories remind believers of Allah’s unmatched wisdom and capability.

This verse encourages believers to reflect on the majesty of Allah's creation. It calls for humility, reminding us that, like Adam and Jesus, we too come from dust and owe our existence to Allah’s command. Remembering this can deepen faith and trust in Allah’s plan, as it shows that everything He wills is possible, even beyond the bounds of human logic or science.

Verse no 60

Alhaqqu mir Rabbika falaa takum minal mumtareen

(O reader!) This is the real truth from your Lord, hence do not be of the disputers at all (of the facts).

God wants you to know that this message is the true and ultimate reality from your Lord. It carries the wisdom and guidance you need to understand the deeper truths of life and faith. This verse from Surah Al Imran in the Qur'an reassures believers that the guidance from God is not just any claim or opinion; it is the truth sent down with clarity.

In this verse, Allah tells the reader to hold firm to this truth without any doubt or hesitation. It encourages everyone to accept this message with an open heart, as it comes from the Lord who knows all things. Doubt, argument, or denial should have no place once one understands that the message is from the Divine source.

God wants you to know that engaging in unnecessary disputes about this truth can lead to confusion and uncertainty. Instead of debating endlessly, one should focus on understanding and accepting the message sincerely. It calls for a sense of peace and acceptance, encouraging us to avoid disputes that can cloud our spiritual understanding.

In essence, this verse invites every soul to recognize and accept the divine truth as it is. God wants you to know that this truth is not up for debate or compromise; it is an absolute reality meant for the benefit of humankind. Embrace it with humility, and let it be a guiding light in your journey of faith.