Ahmad: (3/78), Ithaf (8/600), Al-Masir (6/489), and Al-Manthur (5/251).

: 17988: And He purifies (wa-yumahhis): 6: Ibn Kathir (6/534), and he said: "This is very gharib (strange)." Al-Jami' (4352), Al-Manthur (5/251), Al-Kanz (34522), Ithaf (124), and Al-Tabarani (18/80).

3182: 17989: Fatigue (lughub): 1: Al-Manthur (7/24).

: 17990: Fatigue (lughub): 2: See footnote number 6 above.

: 17991: We began (buduna): 3: Al-Manthur (7/25).

: 17992: The Most High (al-a'la): 4: Previous source.

: 17993: Moderate (muqtasid): 5: Regarding the saying of the Almighty, "The moderate (al-muqtasid)," Muhammad ibn Yazid said: He is the one who gives the world its due and the Hereafter its due, so that "Gardens of Eden which they shall enter" refers back to everyone according to this explanation and clarification. This was narrated from Abu Sa'id al-Khudri. Ka'b al-Ahbar said: "Their shoulders are leveled—by the Lord of the Ka'bah—and they are ranked by their deeds."

3183: 17994: Our deeds: 1: Al-Manthur (7/28).

: 17995: The Fire: 2: Previous source.

: 17996: Hunger: 3: Previous source.

: 17997: And dinner: 4: Al-Manthur (7/30).

: 17998: Apprehensive: 5: Previous source.

: 17999: Grateful: 6: The Prophet, peace be upon him, said: "The likeness of the hypocrite who recites the Quran is like the sweet basil; its scent is fragrant, but its taste is bitter." He informed that the hypocrite recites it, and the Truth (Glorified and Exalted is He) informed that the hypocrite is in the lowest depth of the Fire, and many of the disbelievers—the Jews and Christians—recite it in this time of ours. See: Tafsir al-Qurtubi (8/5433).