Transliteration:( Iz dakhaloo 'alaihi faqaaloo salaaman qaala innaa minkum wajiloon )
60. From this we learn two issues:
1. Those who come to visit us are our guests, no matter whether they have been called or not.
2. It is sunnat to greet the one who has come, and not the one who is sitting.Â
61. Because theirs was an untimely arrival, and had not accepted food. During that time this was looked upon as a sign of enmity. From this we learn that fearing is not against the status of prophethood. Hazrat Musa (On whom be peace) had shown fear for the Pharaoh. This is fear of harm and not of submission and obedience. They do not have fear of obedience of anyone other than Allah Almighty. The Holy QUR'AAN says in this respect: "They have no fear" (S10:V62).
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The tafsir of Surah Hijr verse 52 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Hijr ayat 51 which provides the complete commentary from verse 51 through 56.
(15:52) When they came to Abraham they said: “Peace be upon you!” He replied: Indeed we feel afraid of you.[31]
31. Please compare this story of Prophet Abraham (peace be upon him) with that contained in (Surah Hud, Ayat 69- 76).
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