Detailed Commentary Of Surah Yaseen Page 45
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Abdul Haq Abdul Qadir
Say: “In Whose Hand is the sovereignty (Malakut) of everything?” (Surah Al-Mu‟minoon : 88)
َنَسبَجَر يِز�ٌا ِِٖذَُِث ُهٌٍُّْْا
Blessed be He in Whose Hand is the dominion (Al-Mulk). (Surah Al-Mulk : 1).
Al-Mulk and Al-Malakut mean the same thing, although some people claim that Al-Mulk has to do with the physical
realm and Al-Malakut has to do with the spiritual realm. But the former view is the one which is correct, and this is
the opinion of the majority of the scholars of Tafseer. Imam Ahmad recorded that Hudhayfah bin Al-Yaman, may Allah be
pleased with him, said: “I stood in prayer with the Messenger of Allah one night and he recited the seven long Surahs in seven
Raka`aat. When he raised his head from bowing, he said:
َعِمَظ ُاللَّ ْهَمِل يَدِمَد
Allah hears the one who praises Him. Then he said:
ُدْمَذْلا ِ ا ْرل ِدُُ َلَمْلا ِدَُسَجَجْلاََ ِ بَٔ
ِ
سْجِ ْلاََ خَمَ َعْلاََ
Praise be to Allah Who is the Owner of Sovereignty, Might, Pride and Greatness. His bowing was as long as his standing
position; and his prostration was as long as his bowing. Then he finished and my legs were nearly broken.” Abu Dawud recorded
that „Awf bin Malik Al-Ashja‟i, may Allah be pleased with him, said: “I stood in prayer with the Messenger of Allah one night and
he recited Al-Baqarah. He did not reach any Ayah that mentioned mercy but he paused and asked for it, and he did not reach any
Ayah that mentioned punishment but he paused and sought refuge from it. Then he bowed for as long as he had stood and while
bowing he said:
َنبَذْجُظ ِْذ ِدَُسَجَجْلا ِدُُ َلَمْلاََ ِ بَٔ
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سْجِ ْلاََ خَمَ َعْلاََ
Glory be to Allah, the Owner of Might, Sovereignty, Pride and Greatness. Then he prostrated for as long as he had bowed,
and said something similar while prostrating. Then he stood and recited Surah Ale-Imraan, thereafter he recited one Surah after
another.” This was recorded by Tirmidhi in his Ash-Shama'il and An-Nasa'i.
ِٓىَص�دَد ُدَمْدَأ ُهْث ٍةبَ ْؼِ بَىَص�دَد ُد�مَذُم ُهْث ٍلَْٕمُف ْهَع َحَزبَمُع ِهْث
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ابَقْعَقْلا ْهَع ِٓثَأ َخَعْزُش ْهَع ِٓثَأ َحَسَْٔسٌُ ِٓلَز �اللَّ مٍْىَع َلبَق َلبَق �ِٓج�ىلا ّ�لَـ �اللَّ
ًَِْٕلَع َم�لَظََ ِنبَزَمِلَك ِنبَزَجِٕجَد َّلِ ِهَمْد�سلا ِنبَزَفِٕفَخ َّلَع ِنبَع�للا ِنبَزَلِٕقَص ِٓف ِناَصِٕمْلا َنبَذْجُظ ِ
�اللَّ ِيِدْمَذِثََ َنبَذْجُظ ِ
�اللَّ ِمِٕ َعْلا
Narrated Abu Hurayrah: The Prophet (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said: "(There are) two words which are dear to
the Beneficent (Allah) and very light (easy) for the tongue (to say), but very heavy in weight in the Balance. They
are:- SUBHAAN ALLAH WA BI-HAMDIHEE (Glorified be Allah, and Praised be He), and
SUBHAAN ALLAH AL-‘AZEEM (Glorified be Allah, the Most Great).
(i.e. I deem Allah above all those unsuitable things ascribed to Him and free Him from resembling anything
whatsoever, and l glorify His Praises!) (Al-Bukhari, Kitab-ul-Tawheed, Hadith No. 7008).
The End
Surah Yaseen has ended
with the
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of Allah.
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