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English - Ma'ariful Qur'an - Mufti Shafi Usmani RA - Vol - 8
Surah Al-Inshirâh / Ash-Sharh - 94 : Verses 1 - 8

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- Verses 1 - 8: Translation and Commentary

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- The Command for Teachers and Preachers to Remember Allah During Spare Hours -
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The Command for Teachers and Preachers to Remember Allah During Spare Hours

(So when you are free [from collective services], exert yourself [in worship], and towards your Lord turn with eagerness....94:8). The Holy Prophet Sallallahu 'Alayhi Wasallam: Peace be upon him is commanded in these verses that when he has finished his day's work of teaching and training his followers and other temporal affairs, he should turn to Allah as ever with all his heart, that is, prayers, remembrance of Allah, supplication and seeking Allah's pardon. This is the interpretation assigned to this verse by most commentators. Some scholars have interpreted it differently, but the foregoing interpretation appears to be the closest. The sum total of this interpretation is as follows: The Holy Prophet Sallallahu 'Alayhi Wasallam: Peace be upon him exerted himself greatly to spread the word of Allah and reform human beings. Exerting himself to human reform was his greatest form of 'worship' but it was 'indirect worship' through planning and executing the plan of human reform. The verse purports to say that the indirect worship is not sufficient. So, when he is free from collective services to humanity, he should devote time to turn to Him by carrying out 'direct worship' by turning to Allah in prayer for the success of his efforts, because this 'direct worship' is what man is created for. Probably, that is why the 'indirect worship' has been mentioned as something that may be finished and one may be free from, because that is based on need, and a believer can free himself from it, but the 'direct worship' of Allah is such that he cannot free himself from it. He has to spend his entire life and expend all his energy in it.

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