فَٱرْغَب
Appears 1 times in Quran
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "فَٱرْغَب".
وَإِلَىٰ رَبِّكَ فَٱرْغَب
73:9; 110:4.
The Holy Prophet is comforted with the assurance that endless vistas of spiritual progress lie before him and that after he has conquered the difficulties that bar his way he should not rest contented with the success achieved, but having scaled one peak he should strive to climb the next, and his attention should be wholly directed towards regenerating a fallen humanity and towards establishing God’s Kingdom on earth. The verse may also signify that when the Holy Prophet has finished his day’s work of teaching and training his followers and disposing of other temporal affairs he should turn to God with all his heart, for his spiritual journey knows no end.
73:9; 110:4.
Commentary:
The Holy Prophet is told here that as endless vistas of spiritual progress lie before him, after he has conquered the difficulties that bar his way, he should not rest satisfied with his success, but having scaled one peak he should strive to climb the next, and his attention should be wholly directed towards regenerating the fallen humanity and towards establishing God’s kingdom on earth. The verse may also signify that when the Prophet has finished his day’s work of teaching and training his followers and other temporal affairs, he should turn to God as ever with all his heart, for his spiritual journey knows no end.
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73:9; 110:4.
1731
穆圣可以自慰的是, 他深信未来精神进步的无限前景, 而且, 在他克服阻挡他的道路上的困难之后他不会以他所取得的成就而满足, 而是一个高峰接一个高峰地努力攀登, 并将他的注意力完全放在恢复堕落的人性及在大地上建立安拉的天国方面。这节经文也可以表示, 当穆圣完成了教导和训练信徒的日常工作及其他俗务之后, 他将一心求助于安拉, 因为他的精神旅程是没有止境的。
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73:9; 110:4.
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Commentary:
The Holy Prophet is told here that as endless vistas of spiritual progress lie before him, after he has conquered the difficulties that bar his way, he should not rest satisfied with his success, but having scaled one peak he should strive to climb the next, and his attention should be wholly directed towards regenerating the fallen humanity and towards establishing God’s kingdom on earth. The verse may also signify that when the Prophet has finished his day’s work of teaching and training his followers and other temporal affairs, he should turn to God as ever with all his heart, for his spiritual journey knows no end.
a
73:9; 110:4.
3382A
The Holy Prophet is comforted with the assurance that endless vistas of spiritual progress lie before him and that after he has conquered the difficulties that bar his way he should not rest contented with the success achieved, but having scaled one peak he should strive to climb the next, and his attention should be wholly directed towards regenerating a fallen humanity and towards establishing God’s Kingdom on earth. The verse may also signify that when the Holy Prophet has finished his day’s work of teaching and training his followers and disposing of other temporal affairs he should turn to God with all his heart, for his spiritual journey knows no end.