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64. Sûrah At-Taghâbun - Mutual Loss and Gain - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Some people believe
      - some people deny their Creator
- - - - Qur'an
        
        That illuminates the straight path in the middle of all the many darknesses
  - - - Root letters غ ب ن
        
        Taghâbun verb from that indicates mutuality of actions
        
        groups cause each other loss and gain
        
        comparison of groups makes thier loss and gain evident
        
        Ghaban is suffering a loss or deprivation because of being deceived or a lapse in judgement
      - Both the groups of humanity will experience this mutual loss and gain
        
        Disbelievers
        
        Earn the greatest loss
        
        The places in Paradise that could have belonged to the disbelievers, had they accepted guidance, will be given to the believers and vice versa
        
        Believers
        
        Unfulfilled rights and wrongs between believers will be settled through the currency of good deeds - ajr
        
        The Messenger ﷺ said that a bankrupt in my community is one who will come on the Day of Judgment with a heap of righteous deeds, such as prayers, fasting, alms-giving and so on, but he might have reviled someone in the world, or he might have slandered another person, or he might have killed or murdered some other person, and he might have taken away someone’ s property unlawfully. All these people will gather around him and demand their rights. One will take away his prayers, another will snatch away his fasts, someone will take away his alms and a third person will carry away his other good deeds. When all his good deeds would be exhausted, the sins of the oppressed will be loaded on the oppressor, and in this way the score will be settled. Consequently, he will be purshed into the Fire of Hell.
        
        Even righteous believers will regret their wasted opportunities to earn greater rewards when they see others at higher ranks in Paradise.
        
        And warn them of the Day of (Bitter) Regret when the affair will be resolved…19:39
- - - - Trials come by Allah's leave
      - Turning to Allah is the way out
        
        Ayah 11: And whoever has faith in Allah, He will (rightly) guide their hearts (through adversity)
  - - - This verse was revealed when some early Muslims were prevented from emigrating to Medina by their own spouses and children, so they could not join the Prophet ﷺ and the rest of the believers to practice their faith freely.
      - use of the word مِنْ meaning among them, not all of them
        
        Family that objects and stand in the way of obeying Allah’ s laws, become the enemies
        
        فَاحْذَرُ‌وهُمْ
        
        Be aware and handle setbacks within family with grace for Allah's sake
        
        Don't be harsh or give up on them
        
        3 levels of Qur'anic interventions
        
        تَعۡفُوۡا
        
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        وَتَغۡفِرُوۡا
        
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        وَتَصۡفَحُوۡا
        
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        Family that encourages and supports on the path of goodness is in fact a blessing
    - - Allah tests people through their wealth and children
        
        If the love for family or wealth exceeds the love for submission to Allah, individuals may overstep prescribed limits and fall into Allah's displeasure
    - - a goodly loan
        
        A loan is given with the expectation that it will be returned. Similarly, whatever a believer spends for the sake of Allah is an investment whose return Allah Himself guarantees, multiplied many times over in reward and blessing.