Transliteration:( Innahoo kaana feee ahlihee masrooraa )
11. From this we learn that arrogance and boasting are forbidden. To express joy at opposing Islam is an act of infidelity. Both these joys are denoted here. To express joy at obtaining the mercy of Allah Almighty is permissible and an act of worship.
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(84:13) He used to live joyfully among his people,[9]
9. That is, his way of life was different from that of God’s righteous men, about whom in (Surah At-Toor, Ayat 26), it has been said that they lived among their kinsfolk in fear and dread of God, i.e. they fear lest they should ruin their own Hereafter on account of their absorption in the love of children and endeavors for the sake of their well-being and prosperity in the world. On the contrary, this man lived a life free from every care and worry and also helped his children and kinsfolk to enjoy life fully, no matter what wicked and immoral methods he had to use to procure the means of enjoyment, how he had to usurp the rights of others and transgress the bounds set by Allah for the sake of the worldly pleasures.
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