Transliteration:( Fal mugheeraati subha )
The verse emphasizes the horses of the Muslim soldiers traveling through the night and attacking the infidels in the darkness before dawn. This imagery reflects several lessons for believers:
Blessings in Early Morning Efforts
Symbolism of Dawn as a Time of Renewal
Broad Implications for Daily Life
Maximizing Blessings in the Morning
Strategic Planning for Success
Morning as a Time of Reflection and Worship
The early morning attack of the soldiers in Surah Adiyat teaches us about the immense blessings of starting tasks in the early hours. It inspires believers to use the quiet and focus of the morning to perform both religious and worldly deeds, ensuring productivity and Divine grace in their efforts.
The tafsir of Surah Adiyat verse 3 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Adiyat ayat 1 which provides the complete commentary from verse 1 through 11.
(100:3) then raid by the dawn,[3]
3. The practice among the Arabs was that when they had to mount a raid on a settlement, they marched out in the night so as to take the enemy by surprise; then they would launch a sudden attack early in the morning so that everything became visible in the light of day, and at the same time it did not become so bright that the victim could notice their movement from a distance and be ready to meet the offensive.
[1969]- While the enemy is unaware.
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