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Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 1–5The call of a prophet is the pure call of religion.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 6–8Whenever the call for Truth is issued, it takes place at the level of human beings.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 9–12A study of the universe reveals that its creation has been effected gradually in a phased manner.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 13–14Rejection of the call for Truth is the greatest crime in the eyes of God.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 15–18Man is living in a world where the vastness of heaven and earth negates the greatness of man; where the event of death proves that man is a non-entity and truly powerless.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 19–24It is stated in the Quran that on the Day of Judgement a man’s skin, ears, eyes and limbs will testify to his deeds.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verse 25In the present world, on the one hand, there are preachers of God who advise or instruct a man about the Truth.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 26–28‘Abdullah ibn ‘Abbas has explained that these words mean ‘to find fault’, i.e. attribute defects to the Quran and the possessor of the Quran and thus alienate people from both the book and the man (Tafsir ibn Kathir).Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 29–32There are two types of human beings.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 33–36The call of the Quran is to invite people to God.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 37–38The greatest human blunder is having regard for outward appearances.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 39–40The phenomena of rains soaking dry land and thereafter greenery sprouting from it are a regular occurence.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 41–43The Quran is a book of unsurpassable greatness.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verse 44When the Quran was revealed in the Arabic language, opponents of Islam said that this was the Prophet Muhammad’s mother tongue, and therefore it was not difficult for him to write some sort of book in Arabic and present it as holy scripture.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 45–46When the Truth was revealed through previous prophets, some people accepted it while others did not.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 47–48The springing of a fruit from a tree or the emerging of a live being from the womb of a mother is in essence the same as the emergence of the world of the Hereafter from the present world.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 49–50The moment of crisis for a man is the moment of self-discovery.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 51–52If God’s bounties are bestowed on anyone, he should take it as God’s Grace and be grateful to Him.Chapter 41, Revelations Well Expounded (Fussilat) · verses 53–54The story of all the people inhabiting this world is the story of the present.