الۡبَنُوۡنَ
Appears 2 times in Quran
Occurrences in Quran
Found 2 verses containing "الۡبَنُوۡنَ".
فَاسۡتَفۡتِہِمۡ اَلِرَبِّکَ الۡبَنَاتُ وَلَہُمُ الۡبَنُوۡنَ
یعنی کفا رمکہ سے۔
6:101; 16:58; 43:17; 52:40; 53:22.
Commentary:
After giving a brief history of some of the Prophets in the preceding verses, the Surah proceeds in the present verse to deal with a basic principle of all religions—the repudiation and condemnation of idolatry. Among different peoples Shirk(ascribing Divine powers and attributes to beings and things other than God) has taken different forms. Some people worship forces of nature, others idols of stone, and yet others ascribe Divine powers to angels, believing them to be God’s daughters. It is this form of idolatry which was prevalent among the Arabs and in the Holy Prophet’s time and which has been condemned here.
a
6:101; 16:58; 43:17; 52:40; 53:22.
1099
阿拉伯人把安拉的力量归功于天使, 相信她们是安拉的女儿。这节经文谴责的就是这种偶像崇拜。
1
یعنی کفا رمکہ سے۔
b
6:101; 16:58; 43:17; 52:40; 53:22.
3358
Commentary:
After giving a brief history of some of the Prophets in the preceding verses, the Surah proceeds in the present verse to deal with a basic principle of all religions—the repudiation and condemnation of idolatry. Among different peoples Shirk(ascribing Divine powers and attributes to beings and things other than God) has taken different forms. Some people worship forces of nature, others idols of stone, and yet others ascribe Divine powers to angels, believing them to be God’s daughters. It is this form of idolatry which was prevalent among the Arabs and in the Holy Prophet’s time and which has been condemned here.
b
6:101; 16:58; 43:17; 52:40; 53:22.
2506A
The disbelieving Meccans.
2507
The Arabs ascribed Divine powers to angels, believing them to be God’s daughters. It is this form of idolatry that has been condemned here.
اَمۡ لَہُ الۡبَنٰتُ وَلَکُمُ الۡبَنُوۡنَ
It is repugnant, says the verse, to God’s Unity that He should have even a son, and yet the disbelievers have the hardihood to assign to Him daughters whose birth is considered as a mark of humiliation and disgrace for them.
6:101; 37:154; 43:17; 53:22.
Commentary:
It is repugnant (says the verse) to God’s Unity, that He should be attributed with having even a son, and yet the disbelievers have the hardihood to assign to Him daughters whose birth is considered by them a mark of humiliation and disgrace.
a
6:101; 37:154; 43:17; 53:22.
3957
Commentary:
It is repugnant (says the verse) to God’s Unity, that He should be attributed with having even a son, and yet the disbelievers have the hardihood to assign to Him daughters whose birth is considered by them a mark of humiliation and disgrace.
2863
It is repugnant, says the verse, to God’s Unity that He should have even a son, and yet the disbelievers have the hardihood to assign to Him daughters whose birth is considered as a mark of humiliation and disgrace for them.