Surah Al Kahf | The end of the story of companions of the cave | سورۃ الکھف

Surah Al Kahf | The end of the story of companions of the cave | سورۃ الکھف
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The story of Ashab al-Kahf is due to end on the four verses cited above. In the first two of these, the Holy Prophet and his Ummah has been taught to say ‘Insha’Allah Ta‘ala’ along with the promise or affirmation of doing something in the future. Because, who knows if one does Or does not live, and even if one does, will one be able to do or not to do that? Therefore, a believer should be confident about it in his or her heart, and confess to it verbally as well that in the event of making a commitment to do something next day, what will be said will be: 'If Allah Ta'ala wills, I shall do this thing tomorrow.' This is what the saying of InshaAllah means.The background of the revelation of the first two verses has been reported in Lubab from Sayyidna ‘Abdullah ibn ‘Abbas in the following manner. When the people of Makkah acting as coached by the Jews, asked the Holy Prophet about the story of Ashab al-Kahf etc., he promised to answer that next day without having said InshaAllah. The least shortcoming issuing forth from the close ones brings some or the other notice of caution. Therefore, no revelation came for the next fifteen days. Naturally, the Holy Prophet was grieved and the Mushriks of Makkah had their opportunity to laugh and ridicule. After this interval of fifteen days, when the answer to the questions asked wasrevealed, these two verses were revealed along with it as a measure of guidance. They told him that, should he need to say something about what he was going to do the next day, he should invariably affirm it by saying InshaAllah, for everything depends on the intention and will of.Allah Ta'ala informs His Prophet (peace be upon him) about the period that the Companions of the Cave spent during their sleep, that period was three hundred years according to the sun and three hundred and nine years according to the moon.commentators, there is a reason for it. Since the Jews and Christians followed the Solar Calendar, their count remained three hundred years. And since Islam goes by the Lunar Calendar in which three more years are added every hundred years, therefore, three hundred years of Solar Calendar become nine more years in accordance with the Lunar Calendar. It was to tell the difference between the two years that this expressive diction was employed.Allah has the most accurate knowledge of the period of stay of the Companions of the Cave, because He Himself made them sleep and then He Himself woke them up. No one but Allah has the power and authority to give accurate and correct news about any matter and event How well He sees! namely God - this form is for expressing amazement at something. How well He hears! likewise for expressing
amazement. These two expressions are being used metaphorically. What is meant is that nothing can escape God’s sight or hearing. They the inhabitants of the heavens and the earth have no guardian someone to assist them besides Him and He makes none to share in His rule’ for He is Independent without need of a partner.
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