Indeed, Allah never wrongs ˹anyone˺—even by an atom’s weight.1 And if it is a good deed, He will multiply it many times over and will give a great reward out of His grace.
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Ibn ʿĀmir
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Readings:
حَسَنَةً
ḥasanatan
“But if (that speck) should be a good deed…”
In this reading, the noun is accusative as the predicate of kāna (i.e. taku), linking back to the measure of “a speck”.
حَسَنَةٌ
ḥasanatun
“But if (you do) any good deed”
In this reading, the noun is nominative as the subject of kāna with the sense of “if it should exist/occur”.
Explanation:
These readings are complementary in meaning, and denote how God guarantees the reward for every good deed, no matter how small.
He has revealed to you ˹O Prophet˺ the Book in truth, confirming what came before it, as He revealed the Torah and the Gospel
Explanation:
These readings are complementary in meaning, and denote how God guarantees the reward for every good deed, no matter how small.