Aya and 5 explanations .. "Say, do not ask what we have done and do not ask what you do"

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We continue on Monday the twenty-second of the holy month of Ramadan series Aya and 5 interpretations, and stop with Sura Saba and verse 25 "Say, do not ask what we have done and ask what you do."

Explanation Tabari

Saying in the interpretation of the verse: Say: Do not ask what we have done and do not ask what you do (25)

The Almighty says to his Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him): Say to these polytheists: One of our teams is guided and the other is astray, do not you ask what we have committed from a crime, and we do not ask what you are doing. Tell them: Open with us right. He says: Then judge between us with justice, and then find the Muhtadi of us who is lost (which is open knowledge) says: God Almighty judge between his creation, because it is not hidden from him, and does not need witnesses know the right of the loser.

Explanation of Qurtubi

Say: Say, do not ask what we have done and do not ask what you do.

We do not ask what we do, but what I mean is what I call upon you to do good to you, not that it gets me the harm of your disbelievers, and this is as he said: Your religion is yours and you have a religion and Allah is the reward of all. This is a sign of appeasement and commitment, copied by the sword. It was said: "This is before the sign of the sword."

Tafsir Ibn Kathir

He said: "Say:" Do not ask what we have done, and do not ask what you are doing. "This means that you are not part of us, and you are not among us, nor are we of you. Rather, we invite you to Allaah and to unite him and to worship him. If you answer, you are among us. (Yunus: 41) He said: "Say: O ye disbelievers, I will not serve what you worship, nor do you worship what I worship, nor do I worship what you have worshiped." (Yunus: 41) And you do not worship what I worship your religion and religion () Al – Kafron).

Tafseer Al – Baghawi

"Say:" Do not ask what we have done, and do not ask what you do. "

Tafseer al – Saadi

He said to them: "Do not ask what we have done, and do not ask what you are doing." That is, every one of you has his own work. You (do not ask) about our sin and our sins if we sin, and we do not ask about your actions. We do not prevent you from following the truth, but the rulings of the world are applied to the phenomena, followed by the truth, and avoiding falsehood. As for deeds, there is another house where the wisest judges rule.

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