Quran translation Comparison | Al-Quran Surah 17. Al-Israa, Ayah 34


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Note - 42 See surah {6}, note [149].
Note - 43 Lit., "every promise shall be asked about" or "investigated".
Note - 2217 Cf. vi. 152, and other passages relating to orphans, e.g., ii. 220. If an orphan's property is touched at all, it should be to improve it, or to give him something better than he had before,-never to take a personal advantage for the benefit of the guardian. A bargain that may be quite fair as between two independent persons would be, under this verse, unfair as between a guardian and his orphan ward until the latter attains the full age of understanding.
Note - 2218 Ashuddahu means the age when the orphan reaches his full maturity of strength and understanding, say between the ages of 18 and 30. The age of legal maturity may be 18 (as for certain purposes in India) or 21 (as in England). For certain purposes in Muslim law it may be less than 18. In the orphan's interest a much stricter standard is required in his case.
Note - 2219 The definite article al has here a generic meaning, and is best translated by "every".
Note - 2220 From the context the engagements referred to would relate to beneficial contracts connected with the orphan's property or promises or undertakings given by the guardian or implied in the terms of his appointment. But the words are general and may be interpreted in the general sense. Note that this sentence does not occur in the similar passage in vi. 152, where there was a discussion of social laws: it is appropriate here, where the discussion is about the guardian's personal and individual responsibility.

Note - 42

See surah {6}, note [149].

Note - 43

Lit., "every promise shall be asked about" or "investigated".

Note - 2217

Cf. vi. 152, and other passages relating to orphans, e.g., ii. 220. If an orphan's property is touched at all, it should be to improve it, or to give him something better than he had before,-never to take a personal advantage for the benefit of the guardian. A bargain that may be quite fair as between two independent persons would be, under this verse, unfair as between a guardian and his orphan ward until the latter attains the full age of understanding.

Note - 2218

Ashuddahu means the age when the orphan reaches his full maturity of strength and understanding, say between the ages of 18 and 30. The age of legal maturity may be 18 (as for certain purposes in India) or 21 (as in England). For certain purposes in Muslim law it may be less than 18. In the orphan's interest a much stricter standard is required in his case.

Note - 2219

The definite article al has here a generic meaning, and is best translated by "every".

Note - 2220

From the context the engagements referred to would relate to beneficial contracts connected with the orphan's property or promises or undertakings given by the guardian or implied in the terms of his appointment. But the words are general and may be interpreted in the general sense. Note that this sentence does not occur in the similar passage in vi. 152, where there was a discussion of social laws: it is appropriate here, where the discussion is about the guardian's personal and individual responsibility.

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Farooque Chhapra
17 weeks 18 hours ago

As-Salamo ali Kum

How r u all doing?

I was browsing Ayah # 34 of Surah # 017.

I noticed the reference # vi 152 in Note # 2217

In fact, in Surah # 6, there are 120 Verses / Ayahs.

Just for your info and an appropriate correction.

TC, Salam to all.

Allah Ma'ak

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adminshiya in reply to Farooque Chhapra
14 weeks 1 day ago

Walekum Salam

Thank you for commenting.

Surah 6 has 165 verses and verse 152 is related to the subject. Please refer at http://www.alim.org/library/quran/surah/english/6/ASD .

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Asad 42 See surah {6}, note [149].

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Asad 43 Lit., "every promise shall be asked about" or "investigated".

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Yusuf Ali

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Yusuf Ali 2217 Cf. vi. 152, and other passages relating to orphans, e.g., ii. 220. If an orphan's property is touched at all, it should be to improve it, or to give him something better than he had before,-never to take a personal advantage for the benefit of the guardian. A bargain that may be quite fair as between two independent persons would be, under this verse, unfair as between a guardian and his orphan ward until the latter attains the full age of understanding.

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Yusuf Ali 2218 Ashuddahu means the age when the orphan reaches his full maturity of strength and understanding, say between the ages of 18 and 30. The age of legal maturity may be 18 (as for certain purposes in India) or 21 (as in England). For certain purposes in Muslim law it may be less than 18. In the orphan's interest a much stricter standard is required in his case.

Yusuf Ali

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Yusuf Ali 2219 The definite article al has here a generic meaning, and is best translated by "every".

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Yusuf Ali 2220 From the context the engagements referred to would relate to beneficial contracts connected with the orphan's property or promises or undertakings given by the guardian or implied in the terms of his appointment. But the words are general and may be interpreted in the general sense. Note that this sentence does not occur in the similar passage in vi. 152, where there was a discussion of social laws: it is appropriate here, where the discussion is about the guardian's personal and individual responsibility.

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Al-Quran Surah 17. Al-Israa, Ayah 34

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