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'''The verse or verses of Nafs al-Mutma'inna''' are the last four verses of [[Sura al-Fajr]], in which the characteristics of a [[Al-Nafs al-Mutma'inna|soul at peace]] are expressed and the good news of entering the [[Paradise]] is given to the owner of such a soul. | '''Qur'an 89:27-30''' or '''The verse or verses of Nafs al-Mutma'inna''' (Arabic: {{ia|آية النَفْس المُطمئِنّة أو آيات النَفْس المُطمئِنّة}}) are the last four verses of [[Sura al-Fajr]], in which the characteristics of a [[Al-Nafs al-Mutma'inna|soul at peace]] are expressed and the good news of entering the [[Paradise]] is given to the owner of such a soul. | ||
Muslim scholars consider a soul at peace referring to a person who has reached [[certainty]] and peace in [[Faith|believing in God]] and is not inclined to [[sin]]. Being pleased and pleasing are two characteristics of this soul: radiya means being pleased with [[divine rewards]] or being pleased with [[God’s decree and destiny]], and mardiyya implies God’s satisfaction with the soul at peace. | Muslim scholars consider a soul at peace referring to a person who has reached [[certainty]] and peace in [[Faith|believing in God]] and is not inclined to [[sin]]. Being pleased and pleasing are two characteristics of this soul: radiya means being pleased with [[divine rewards]] or being pleased with [[God’s decree and destiny]], and mardiyya implies God’s satisfaction with the soul at peace. | ||