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Smilalah, al-Aulah, al-Ahi, what is ahaihihajmāin.

Welcome everyone to Amaze by the Quran and series in which I like talking about what I find

amazing about the Quran. Today I'll explain the difference, a subtle difference

between two Ayat, one belonging to Suratul Ma'iida, the fifth Surah and the other to Surrutut Tabun, the

64th Surah, very similar.

What a Tih al-A-Rassul, obey Allah and obey the messenger, that's identical in both of them.

Wajdaru, and be careful, watch out.

Faintewa Laitun, then if you were to turn away,

F al-A-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lahul-Mouin,

then you better know that our messenger's responsibility is only to deliver the message clearly.

Ah, what are you all-O all rassu, it's so it's a tachabun,

obey Allah and obey the messenger.

If you were to turn away,

for in a la rassoulin al-Ahal-Mouin,

then our messenger's only responsibility is to deliver a clear message.

So they both seem to be saying obey Allah and obey the messenger except in Maida,

Allah adds and be careful.

Obey Allah and obey the messenger,

Wahtharu and be careful.

So the question arises, why is Allah telling us to be careful in Ma'i da and not so much in Surrututat-Taghabun?

You'll notice in Surrutaty, it's a sermon, and it doesn't have any commandments and we're not given anything to watch out for.

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