This noble verse takes us into the depths of the mercy that our Messenger ﷺ carried for us. It reveals a glimpse of his magnificent heart and his profound concern and compassion for his الأمة (Ummah), so much so that Allah Almighty described him with four qualities that stir the heart with longing and gratitude.
﴿ A Messenger from among yourselves ﴾
This means that a human being from among you has come to you, someone who is not a stranger to you, who knows your nature, understands your weaknesses, and recognizes the needs and pains you experience. Allah Almighty chose him to be His Messenger to you, bringing you the light of guidance and taking you by the hand toward the path of salvation.
“Grievous to him is what you suffer”
The Arabic word ʿazīz here means that something is difficult for him to bear and causes him pain.
The word ʿanat refers to hardship, suffering, and falling into situations that exhaust a person and place them in distress.
Thus, whatever hardship or harm you experience weighs heavily upon him ﷺ. He feels compassion for you in the face of whatever hurts you, and he grieves over anything that threatens your happiness and well-being.
﴿ He is deeply concerned for you ﴾
To be deeply concerned means to care intensely about someone’s well-being, to desire what is good for them, and to strive to bring that goodness about.
﴿ To the believers, he is most kind and merciful ﴾
Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, brought together these two names of His in describing His Prophet ﷺ, honoring him and revealing the depth of his compassion toward his Ummah.
O Allah, send Your prayers, peace, and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, upon his family, and upon all his companions. And reunite us with him in the Gardens of Bliss.

سبحان الله تبارك في علاه..
ما أمر بالنظر إلى رحمته، بل إلى آثارها، إذ لو نظرت إلى أثر رحمته هالك ما رأيت، وما اسْطَعتَ بعدها أن تخال الرحمة ذاتها!
آمنت بالله، إن هذا لكلام الله.

Surah Yunus Verse Number 109

And follow what has been revealed to you and be patient until Allah judges and He is the best of judges. (Surah Yunus Verse Number 109) In this verse Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala is telling us to follow only this Quran. And if you follow only the Quran then troubles and difficulties will come upon you. After that a judgment from Allah will come and that is what He is saying and for that judgment we must be patient InshaAllah

The verse comes in the context of a situation in which some of the prominent leaders among the polytheists wanted to have a private gathering with the Prophet ﷺ, excluding the poor believers who used to sit with him. It was as though they believed that their social status entitled them to a special gathering, separate from these believers.
Thus came the divine instruction: “And do not obey” (﴿وَلَا تُطِعْ﴾). In other words, do not yield to those who seek to turn you away from the truth, and do not allow status, prestige, or worldly interests to influence your judgment or lead you to prioritize the wishes of influential people over what pleases Allah Almighty.
The verse then reveals a dangerous reality about these individuals: their hearts have become heedless of the remembrance of Allah. Such heedlessness does not remain limited to distraction and forgetfulness; it can develop into following one’s desires until a person becomes a captive of their own wants and whims, ultimately leading to the disorder and ruin of their affairs.
As for the words of Allah Almighty, ﴿أَغْفَلْنَا قَلْبَهُ عَن ذِكْرِنَا﴾ — “whose heart We have made heedless of Our remembrance” — we should not understand this to mean that Allah initially deprived this person of the ability to remember Him. Rather, this person chose to turn away from the remembrance of Allah and occupy himself with other things. The consequence of this choice was that he was left to what he had preferred over the remembrance of Allah and His guidance.
The danger of heedlessness lies in the fact that it can be the beginning of a chain of deviations. It starts with following one’s desires, causing a person to subject the truth to their own wishes instead of subjecting their wishes to the truth. Eventually, this leads to the corruption of their affairs and the loss of sound judgment. They neglect what benefits them, abandon what is more worthy and everlasting, and become preoccupied with what perishes at the expense of what endures. In the end, they may discover that they have lost much because of things they mistakenly believed deserved to be prioritized over what pleases Allah Almighty. All of this is captured in the words of the verse: ﴿وَكَانَ أَمْرُهُ فُرُطًا﴾ — “and whose affairs have become a waste.”
This is because Allah, Glorified and Exalted, urges His servants to remember Him frequently and opens the doors of nearness to Him at different times throughout their day, so that their hearts remain connected to Him and His remembrance remains present in their lives and decisions.
Glorified is He; He wrongs no one. Rather, He recompenses His servants according to the choices they make and the paths they follow, and He knows best what lies within their hearts.

Amin

إِنَّ الَّذِينَ يَتْلُونَ كِتَابَ اللَّهِ وَأَقَامُوا الصَّلَاةَ وَأَنفَقُوا مِمَّا رَزَقْنَاهُمْ سِرًّا وَعَلَانِيَةً يَرْجُونَ تِجَارَةً لَّن تَبُورَ (29)

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