LessonsZahir, Nass, Mufassar and Muhkam: Degrees of Textual ClarityQuiz

إِنَّ اللَّهَ لَا يَظْلِمُ النَّاسَ شَيْئًا
“Indeed Allah does not wrong people in the least.” (Yunus 10:44)

The verse negates wrongdoing on Allah's part. Its meaning is not subject to replacement by a subsequent contrary command, nor can it be legitimately redirected to affirm injustice of the Divine.

Both textbook examples concern abiding theological truths: the fullness of Allah's knowledge and His freedom from injustice. The class is defined by decisiveness that is not open to a later reversal.

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The second example: divine justice

Zahir, Nass, Mufassar and Muhkam: Degrees of Textual Clarity

إِنَّ اللَّهَ لَا يَظْلِمُ النَّاسَ شَيْئًا
“Indeed Allah does not wrong people in the least.” (Yunus 10:44)

The verse negates wrongdoing on Allah's part. Its meaning is not subject to replacement by a subsequent contrary command, nor can it be legitimately redirected to affirm injustice of the Divine.

Both textbook examples concern abiding theological truths: the fullness of Allah's knowledge and His freedom from injustice. The class is defined by decisiveness that is not open to a later reversal.