Surah 36. Ya-Sin

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Verses [Section]: 1-12[1], 13-32 [2], 33-50 [3], 51-67 [4], 68-83 [5]

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Quran Text of Verse -035. Fatir Page 440وَ لَوْAnd ifیُؤَاخِذُAllah (were to) punishاللّٰهُAllah (were to) punishالنَّاسَthe peopleبِمَاfor whatكَسَبُوْاthey have earnedمَاnotتَرَكَHe would leaveعَلٰیonظَهْرِهَاits backمِنْanyدَآبَّةٍcreatureوَّ لٰكِنْButیُّؤَخِّرُهُمْHe gives them respiteاِلٰۤیtillاَجَلٍa termمُّسَمًّی ۚappointedفَاِذَاAnd whenجَآءَcomesاَجَلُهُمْtheir termفَاِنَّthen indeedاللّٰهَAllahكَانَisبِعِبَادِهٖof His slavesبَصِیْرًا۠All-Seer

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Translation of Verse -0

83. Immaculate is He in whose hands is the control of everything ! To Him you all will be returned.⁹⁰

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Commentary

90. This is the last ayah of this surah in which in a few words three important points have been stated, and they have been stated in such a way that they strike the right chords in our heart: First is this that Allah’s being is free of every kind of defect and deficiency, secondly everything is under His control, and He rules over everything. In this universe all authority vests in Him. And thirdly this that ultimately everybody has to go back to appear before Him so that he may give an account of what good or evil he has done to get the reward or the punishment, as the case may be. Thus the topics of Tawheed (monotheism) and the Hereafter both have been collected in this ayah, and from these the topic of Prophethood automatically emerges. This is an obvious example of Quranic brevity and miracle of speech.