Stem مَّعۡرُوۡشٰتٍ - Quranic Morphology

English - Hazrat Molavi Sher Ali ^ra

And He it is Who brings into being gardens, trellised and untrellised, and the date-palm and cornfields whose fruits are of diverse kinds, and the olive and the pomegranate, alike and unlike. Eat of the fruit of each when it bears fruit, but pay His due on the day of harvest and exceed not the bounds. Surely, Allah loves not those who exceed the bounds.

اردو ترجمہ مرزا طاہر احمد خلیفة المسیح الرابعؒ

اور وہی ہے جس نے ایسے باغات اُگائے جو سہاروں کے ذریعہ بلند کئے جاتے ہیں اور ایسے بھی جو سہاروں کے ذریعہ بلند نہیں کئے جاتے، اور کھجور اور فصلیں جن کے پھل الگ الگ ہیں، اور زیتون اور انار، آپس میں ملتے جلتے بھی ہیں اور نہ ملتے جلتے بھی۔ جب وہ پھل لائیں تو ان کے پھل میں سے کھایا کرو اور اس کی برداشت کے دن ا س کا حق ادا کیا کرو اور اِسراف سے کام نہ لو یقیناً وہ اسراف کرنے والوں کو پسند نہیں کرتا۔

French

Et c’est Lui Qui produit des jardins, garnis de treillis et sans treillis, les datteraies et les cultures aux nourritures variées, et l’olive et la grenade, semblables et dissemblables. Mangez des fruits de chacun quand il en produit. Et au jour de la récolte, payez ce qui Lui est dû et ne dépassez pas les bornes. Assurément, Allāh n’aime pas ceux qui dépassent les bornes.

German

Er ist es, Der Gärten wachsen lässt, mit Rebspalieren und ohne Rebspalieren, und die Dattelpalme und Getreidefelder, deren Früchte von verschiedener Art sind, und die Olive und den Granatapfel, einander ähnlich und unähnlich. Esset von ihren Früchten, wenn sie Frucht tragen, doch gebet Ihm die Gebühr* davon am Tage der Ernte und überschreitet die Grenzen nicht. Wahrlich, Er liebt die Maßlosen nicht.

Chinese

[a]安拉就是那个创造蔓生和直立的果园、枣树、不同味道的田园,以及橄榄和石榴，相似的和不相似的。当它们结果时,你们要吃它们的果实;收割时,要交付 (对安拉) 应收付的东西,不要过分,因为他不喜欢过分的人。

Italian

Ed è Lui che crea giardini, con pergolato e senza pergolato, e la palma da datteri e i campi di granoturco i cui frutti sono di tipi diversi, e l'olivo e il melograno, simili e dissimili. Mangiatene i frutti quando danno frutto, ma pagate quanto Gli è dovuto nel giorno del raccolto e non superate i limiti. Certamente Allah non ama coloro che superano i limiti.

Spanish

Él es quien crea jardines, con emparrados y sin ellos, así como palmeras y trigales, con frutos de diversas clases, olivos y granados, similares y distintos. Comed de los frutos de cada uno cuando estén en sazón, pero pagad lo debido a Él el día de la recolección y no superéis los límites. En verdad Al-lah no ama a quienes se exceden.

اردو تفسیرِ صغیر

وہ (خدا) ہی ہے جس نے لکڑیوں کے سہارے پر کھڑے ہونے والے باغات اور بغیر سہارے کھڑے ہونے والے باغات اور کھجوریں اور کھیتیاں جن کے مزے مختلف ہیں اور زیتون اور انار کو اس صورت میں کہ وہ (آپس میں) مشابہ (بھی) ہیں اور (بعض صورتوں میں) نہیں (بھی) پیدا کیا ہے تم جب ان درختوں کو پھل لگے تو ان کے پھل کھاؤ اور اس کے کاٹنے کے دن اس (خدا) کا حق[1] ادا کرو‘ اور اسراف سے کام نہ لو کیونکہ وہ اسراف سے کام لینے والوں کو پسند نہیں کرتا۔

English - Short Commentary Translation

And [a]He it is Who produces gardens, trellised and untrellised, and the date-palm and corn-fields whose fruits vary in taste, and the olive and the pomegranate, similar and dissimilar. Eat of the fruit thereof when they bear fruit, and pay His due[921] on the day of harvest and exceed not the bounds. Surely, Allah loves not those who exceed the bounds.

English - Five Volume Translation

And [a]He it is Who brings into being gardens, trellised and untrellised, and the date-palm and cornfields whose fruits are of diverse kinds, and the olive and the pomegranate, alike and unlike. Eat of the fruit of each when it bears fruit, but pay His due on the day of harvest and exceed not the bounds. Surely, Allah loves not those who exceed the bounds.[881]

6:100; 13:5; 16:12; 35:28; 36:35-36.

Important Words:

معروشات (trellised) is the plural of معروشة and is derived from عرش which means, he built or constructed a frame work or a trellis for supporting grapevines; or he built a shed or an enclosure, etc. So معروشة means, furnished with or trained on trellises. They say کروم معروشات i.e. grapevines furnished with or trained on trellises which are a framework for supporting the vines. عریش means, structure or trellis made for supporting grapevines; an enclosure made for beasts to protect them from cold. عرش means, a shed or booth, etc. constructed for shade; a hut; a house or a dwelling; the roof of a house; a throne (Lane).

حصاد (harvest) is derived from حصد i.e. he reaped or cut a seed-produce or herbage, etc. حصید means, reaped produce; حصادmeans time or season of reaping; also fruit or produce (Lane).

Commentary:

In the foregoing verses the Quran referred to some of the laws which pagan Arabs, unaided by Divine revelation, haddevised for themselves. Now, the Quran proceeds to give some of its own laws, so that the reader may contrast them with the man-made laws alluded to above. One of the man-made laws pertained to the fruits of the earth (6:141 above). Therefore, the Quran gives here its laws about these. It declares them to be lawful and pure, subject only to the condition that in eating them we should "not exceed the bounds", i.e. we should only eat as much of them as is not injurious to our health and morals.

The pronoun in the words حقه (His due) may either refer to God, or to ثـمر (fruit). In the former case, the sentence would mean that on the day of reaping we should give what is due to God as alms. In the latter case, it would mean that on the day of reaping we should give as charity a portion of the fruit which is in the nature of something due against it in order to make it pure.

It may be noted here that there are two kinds of charity in Islam–– obligatory and optional. But as, according to the practice and sayings of the Holy Prophet, زکاة i.e. obligatory charity or legal alms, is not due from all the fruits named in the verse but only from the fruit of the palm tree, so if it is the obligatory charity that is meant here, then the commandment to "pay His due" will apply only to the fruit of palm trees. It is, however, better to take the verse as referring to optional charity which may be given from all kinds of fruits. The use of the imperative mood in the words "pay His due" does not necessarily make it an obligatory command, for this form of the verb is also freely used in the Quran for the purpose of exhortation. This interpretation is in keeping with the practice of the Holy Prophet’s Companions who were in the habit of setting apart a portion of their produce for the poor, and such is also the practice of pious Muslims today.

اردو ترجمہ مودودی

وہ اللہ ہی ہے جس نے طرح طرح کے باغ اور تاکستان اور نخلستان پیدا کیے، کھیتیاں اگائیں جن سے قسم قسم کے ماکولات حاصل ہوتے ہیں، زیتون اور انار کے درخت پیدا کیے جن کے پھل صورت میں مشابہ اور مزے میں مختلف ہوتے ہیں کھاؤ ان کی پیداوار جب کہ یہ پھلیں، اور اللہ کا حق ادا کرو جب اس کی فصل کاٹو، اور حد سے نہ گزرو کہ اللہ حد سے گزرنے والوں کو پسند نہیں کرتا

English - Sahih

And He it is who causes gardens to grow, [both] trellised and untrellised, and palm trees and crops of different [kinds of] food and olives and pomegranates, similar and dissimilar. Eat of [each of] its fruit when it yields and give its due [zakah] on the day of its harvest. And be not excessive. Indeed, He does not like those who commit excess.

اردو ترجمہ احمد علی

اور اسی نے وہ باغ پیدا کیے جو چھتو ں پر چڑھائے جاتے ہیں او رجو نہیں چڑھائے جاتے اور کھجور کے درخت او رکھیتی جن کے پھل مختلف ہیں اور زیتون اور انار پیدا کیے جو ایک دوسرے سے مشابہاور جدا جدا بھی ہیں ان کے پھل کھاؤ جب وہ پھل لائیں اور جس دن اسے کاٹو اس کا حق ادا کرو اور بے جا خرچ نہ کرو بے شک وہ بے جا خرچ کرنے والوں کو پسند نہیں کرتا

English - Talal Itani

And He (is) the One Who produced gardens trellised and other than trellised and the date-palm and the crops, diverse (are) its taste, and the olives and the pomegranates similar and other than similar. Eat of its fruit when it bears fruit, and give its due (on the) day (of) its harvest. And (do) not (be) extravagant. Indeed, He (does) not love the ones who are extravagant.

Chinese Commentary ^*

Cross Refs:

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6:100; 13:5; 16:12; 35:28; 36:35, 36.

اردہ تفصیرِ صغیر نوٹس ^*

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یعنی غریبوں کی امداد کرو۔

English - Arberry

It is He who produces gardens trellised, and untrellised, palm-trees, and crops diverse in produce, olives, pomegranates, like each to each, and each unlike to each. Eat of their fruits when they fructify, and pay the due thereof on the day of its harvest; and be not prodigal; God loves not the prodigal.

English - Maududi

It is He Who has brought into being gardens - the trellised and untrellised - and the palm trees, and crops, all varying in taste, and. the olive and pomegranates, all resembling one another and yet so different. Eat of their fruits when they come to fruition and pay His due on the day of harvesting. And do not exceed the proper limits, for He does not love those who exceed the proper limits.

English - Ahmed Ali

It is He who grew the gardens, trellised and bowered, and palm trees and land sown with corn and many other seeds, and olives and pomegranates, alike and yet unlike. So eat of their fruit when they are in fruit, and give on the day of harvesting His due, and do not be extravagant, for God does not love those who are prodigal.

English - Yusuf Ali

It is He Who produceth gardens, with trellises and without, and dates, and tilth with produce of all kinds, and olives and pomegranates, similar (in kind) and different (in variety): eat of their fruit in their season, but render the dues that are proper on the day that the harvest is gathered. But waste not by excess: for Allah loveth not the wasters.

English - Five Volume Commentary ^*

Cross Refs:

a

6:100; 13:5; 16:12; 35:28; 36:35-36.

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Important Words:

معروشات (trellised) is the plural of معروشة and is derived from عرش which means, he built or constructed a frame work or a trellis for supporting grapevines; or he built a shed or an enclosure, etc. So معروشة means, furnished with or trained on trellises. They say کروم معروشات i.e. grapevines furnished with or trained on trellises which are a framework for supporting the vines. عریش means, structure or trellis made for supporting grapevines; an enclosure made for beasts to protect them from cold. عرش means, a shed or booth, etc. constructed for shade; a hut; a house or a dwelling; the roof of a house; a throne (Lane).

حصاد (harvest) is derived from حصد i.e. he reaped or cut a seed-produce or herbage, etc. حصید means, reaped produce; حصادmeans time or season of reaping; also fruit or produce (Lane).

Commentary:

In the foregoing verses the Quran referred to some of the laws which pagan Arabs, unaided by Divine revelation, haddevised for themselves. Now, the Quran proceeds to give some of its own laws, so that the reader may contrast them with the man-made laws alluded to above. One of the man-made laws pertained to the fruits of the earth (6:141 above). Therefore, the Quran gives here its laws about these. It declares them to be lawful and pure, subject only to the condition that in eating them we should "not exceed the bounds", i.e. we should only eat as much of them as is not injurious to our health and morals.

The pronoun in the words حقه (His due) may either refer to God, or to ثـمر (fruit). In the former case, the sentence would mean that on the day of reaping we should give what is due to God as alms. In the latter case, it would mean that on the day of reaping we should give as charity a portion of the fruit which is in the nature of something due against it in order to make it pure.

It may be noted here that there are two kinds of charity in Islam–– obligatory and optional. But as, according to the practice and sayings of the Holy Prophet, زکاة i.e. obligatory charity or legal alms, is not due from all the fruits named in the verse but only from the fruit of the palm tree, so if it is the obligatory charity that is meant here, then the commandment to "pay His due" will apply only to the fruit of palm trees. It is, however, better to take the verse as referring to optional charity which may be given from all kinds of fruits. The use of the imperative mood in the words "pay His due" does not necessarily make it an obligatory command, for this form of the verb is also freely used in the Quran for the purpose of exhortation. This interpretation is in keeping with the practice of the Holy Prophet’s Companions who were in the habit of setting apart a portion of their produce for the poor, and such is also the practice of pious Muslims today.

English - Short Commentary Notes ^*

Cross Refs:

a

6:100; 13:5; 16:12; 35:28; 36:35, 36.

921

In the foregoing verses reference was made to some of the idolatrous customs or foolish practices and laws which the pagan Arabs had devised for themselves. With this verse the Surah proceeds to give some of the Divine laws.

English - Pickthall

He it is Who produceth gardens trellised and untrellised, and the date-palm, and crops of divers flavour, and the olive and the pomegranate, like and unlike. Eat ye of the fruit thereof when it fruiteth, and pay the due thereof upon the harvest day, and be not prodigal. Lo! Allah loveth not the prodigals.

English - Muhammad Ali ^ra

And He it is Who produces gardens, trellised and untrellised, and palms and seed-produce of which the fruits are of various sorts, and olives and pomegranates, like and unlike. Eat of its fruit when it bears fruit, and pay the due of it on the day of its reaping, and be not prodigal. Surely He loves not the prodigals;

English - Sir Muhammad Zafrullah Khan ^ra

He it is Who has produced trellised and untrellised gardens and date-palms and crops, all varying in taste, and the olive and the pomegranate, similar and dissimilar. Eat of the fruit of each when it bears fruit, and pay His due on the day of harvesting, but be not extravagant. Surely, He loves not the extravagant.

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