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== Eid al-Fitr Prayer and Zakat al-Fitra == | == Eid al-Fitr Prayer and Zakat al-Fitra == | ||
[[File:آیه قد افلح من تزکی-اعلی ۱۴.jpg|thumbnail|Verse 14 of Sura al-A'la by Muhammad Uzjai, "Felicitous is he who purifies himself"]] | |||
In ''[[Majma' al-bayan]]'', it is mentioned that some have said that "tazkiya" and "salat" in verses 14 and 15 refer to paying [[zakat al-fitra]] and [[Eid prayer|Eid al-Fitr prayer]]. This question might be raised that this sura is Makki and that time, there was no zakat or Eid prayer. It has been answered that the first verses of this sura might be revealed in Mecca and its final verses including verses 14 and 15 might be revealed in Medina. | In ''[[Majma' al-bayan]]'', it is mentioned that some have said that "tazkiya" and "salat" in verses 14 and 15 refer to paying [[zakat al-fitra]] and [[Eid prayer|Eid al-Fitr prayer]]. This question might be raised that this sura is Makki and that time, there was no zakat or Eid prayer. It has been answered that the first verses of this sura might be revealed in Mecca and its final verses including verses 14 and 15 might be revealed in Medina. | ||
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It is mentioned in the interpretation of verse 7 that the visible and the hidden are equal to God; because whatever visible and hidden are in His creation. [[Mulla Sadra]] wrote that this verse proves the knowledge for God and negates any ignorance or defect about God. | It is mentioned in the interpretation of verse 7 that the visible and the hidden are equal to God; because whatever visible and hidden are in His creation. [[Mulla Sadra]] wrote that this verse proves the knowledge for God and negates any ignorance or defect about God. | ||
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== Merits of Recitation == | == Merits of Recitation == | ||