Ta-Ha 38: “At one time, We have revealed to your mother what was to be done.”

A. Metin Saruhan · 8 May 2017 · Ta-Ha

Translation

“At one time, We have revealed to your mother what was to be done.”

Tafsir

The meaning of Allah (swt) saying: "We inspired your mother (with) what will be revealed at a time" is that Revelation comes to Prophets. Since there will be no Prophet from a woman, it is the revelation to the mother of Musa 'alaihis-salâm' through inspiration from the Verses that will be sent in the future.

"Shay" means many meanings. Here it means many Verses. His declaration that He would rescue Hazrat Musa 'alaihis-salâm' from the hands of Pharaoh. The fact that He made his enemy feed his enemy and that He made Musa 'alaihis-salâm' grow up in the palace are miracles and miracles of Allah (swt). It is an example for the people who will come until the Day of Judgment. It is Allah (swt) showing His greatness, power and majesty to people.

What is said in the video

Surah Ta-Ha, verse 38. Allah Almighty — the meaning in His saying "We revealed to your mother what was to be revealed" — that meaning. Let's read the verse. "When We revealed to your mother, thus, what was to be revealed," He says. The meaning of Allah Almighty's saying "We revealed to your mother what was to be revealed": revelation comes to prophets.

Since a woman cannot be a prophet, from the verses He would send later, it is His making it known to the mother of Moses (peace be upon him) by way of inspiration. By way of inspiration; she is not a prophet.

His saying "thing": "thing" means many meanings. That is, it means "We revealed thus". "Thing" means many meanings. Here it means many verses. It is His making known that He would save Moses (peace be upon him) from the hands of Pharaoh. His making the enemy (?) to the enemy, His having Moses (peace be upon him) raised in the palace, are the miracles of Allah Almighty and His divine wondrous ways. It is an example for the people who will come until the Day of Judgment. It is Allah Almighty showing people His sublimity, His power and majesty. Yes.