Surah Nooh (71) — Ayah 28
Translation by Dr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan & Dr. Taqi-ud-Din al-Hilali
Word by Word — Arabic, Transliteration & Meaning
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28. 2 This curse is for the oppressors until the Day of Judgment, just as the mentioned supplication is for all believing men and all believing women.
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The Curse of Sayyiduna Nuh Against the Disbelievers:
The first part of the supplication of Sayyiduna Nuh (peace be upon him) was regarding the disbelievers, about whom he said, based on his own experience, that they are such immoral people that even from their offspring, only shameless, immoral, disobedient, and ungrateful people to Allah will be born. Not only will they themselves not believe, but they will also try to mislead others.
Supplication of Goodness for Himself and the Believers:
The second part of this supplication, which is for himself and all the believers, contains considerable gentleness, flexibility, and broad-heartedness. That is, first of all, he prayed for forgiveness of his own shortcomings, then for his parents, then for those who, by believing, enter his house, mosque, or ark. Then also for those believing men and women who will believe after this supplication or after him. After this supplication, he once again emphatically said that there should be no leniency in the destruction of this unjust nation.
