لَا يُسْـَٔلُ
Appears 1 times in Quran
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "لَا يُسْـَٔلُ".
لَا يُسْـَٔلُ عَمَّا يَفْعَلُ وَهُمْ يُسْـَٔلُونَ
这节经文指出宇宙间秩序的完善无缺, 因此指出创造和支配宇宙的养主是完善无缺的, 而且他是唯一的。这节经文也意示安拉的最高权威, 而其他所有的人和物是从于他的权威的。这又成为驳斥多神论的另一论据。
The verse points to the perfection and completeness of the order in the universe and, therefore, to the perfection of its Author and Controller and hence to His Unity. It also signifies that God’s authority is supreme while all other beings and things are subject to His authority. This constitutes another argument against polytheism.
Commentary:
The verse means to say that as God’s works are perfect and absolutely free from defect or blemish, therefore He must be faultless and being the One and undisputed Master and Controller of the whole universe He is answerable before nobody. The verse points to the perfection and completeness of the order in the universe and therefore to the perfection of its Author and Controller and hence to His Unity. It continues the argument begun in the previous verse. It also signifies that God’s authority is supreme while all other beings and things are subject to His authority. This constitutes another argument against polytheism.
831
这节经文指出宇宙间秩序的完善无缺, 因此指出创造和支配宇宙的养主是完善无缺的, 而且他是唯一的。这节经文也意示安拉的最高权威, 而其他所有的人和物是从于他的权威的。这又成为驳斥多神论的另一论据。
2364
Commentary:
The verse means to say that as God’s works are perfect and absolutely free from defect or blemish, therefore He must be faultless and being the One and undisputed Master and Controller of the whole universe He is answerable before nobody. The verse points to the perfection and completeness of the order in the universe and therefore to the perfection of its Author and Controller and hence to His Unity. It continues the argument begun in the previous verse. It also signifies that God’s authority is supreme while all other beings and things are subject to His authority. This constitutes another argument against polytheism.
1880
The verse points to the perfection and completeness of the order in the universe and, therefore, to the perfection of its Author and Controller and hence to His Unity. It also signifies that God’s authority is supreme while all other beings and things are subject to His authority. This constitutes another argument against polytheism.