কিন্তু শয়ত্বান তাত্থেকে তাদের পদস্খলন ঘটাল এবং তারা দু’জন যেখানে ছিল, তাদেরকে সেখান থেকে বের করে দিল; আমি বললাম, ‘নেমে যাও, তোমরা পরস্পর পরস্পরের শত্রু, দুনিয়াতে কিছু কালের জন্য তোমাদের বসবাস ও জীবিকা আছে’।
তাফসির
ধাপ বা পর্যায়সমূহ
পাঠ
প্রতিফলন
উত্তর
কিরাত
হাদিস
সংযোগস্থল:
فأزلهما
পাঠকগণ
Abū Jaʿfar
Ibn ʿĀmir
Nāfiʿ
Ḥamzah
Ibn Kathīr
Khalaf
Abū ʿAmr
al-Kisāʾī
Yaʿqūb
ʿĀṣim
রিডিং:
فَأَزَلَّهُمَا
fa-azallahumā sh-shayṭānu ʿanhā
“he caused them to err due to it” OR “he caused them to slip from it”
From the root word zallah (error): Satan caused them to err by means of the tree (shajarah).
فَأَزَالَهُمَا
fa-azālahumā sh-shayṭānu ʿanhā
“he caused them to be removed from it” OR “he caused them to slip from it”
Based on the root word zawāl (removal): Satan had them removed from the Garden (al-jannah).
ব্যাখ্যা:
The readings are equivalent if both are taken to refer to how Satan removed Adam and Eve from their secure position in the Garden (izlāl can mean the same as izālah). It is also possible to see them as complementary meanings: the first refers to the error they were incited to make, and the second refers to the result, which was being removed from the Garden [al-Alusi]. The next phrase in the ayah then describes the end of their state of comfort and plenty [al-Mahdawi].
He has revealed to you ˹O Prophet˺ the Book in truth, confirming what came before it, as He revealed the Torah and the Gospel
— Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran
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ব্যাখ্যা:
The readings are equivalent if both are taken to refer to how Satan removed Adam and Eve from their secure position in the Garden (izlāl can mean the same as izālah). It is also possible to see them as complementary meanings: the first refers to the error they were incited to make, and the second refers to the result, which was being removed from the Garden [al-Alusi]. The next phrase in the ayah then describes the end of their state of comfort and plenty [al-Mahdawi].