Insonning vijdoni uyg'onganda, u atrofidagi olamga qaraydi va uning unga foyda keltirish uchun yaratilganini anglaydi, bu foyda bevosita yoki olam qonunlarining inson hayoti va ehtiyojlari bilan uyg'unligi orqali bo'ladi. Atrofiga qaraganda, u hammasini Xudoning inoyati bilan mehribon qilib yaratilganini topadi va Uning qudrati hamda izni bilan u ham foydali, ham manfaatli bo'ladi. Inson mulohaza qilib, chuqur o'ylaganda, Rabbisi oldida hayratda qolishi, sajda qilishi va shukr bildirishi kerak. U doim Rabbisiga murojaat qiladi, boshidan kechirayotgan har qanday mashaqqatni osonlik bilan almashtirishini va bahramand bo'layotgan har qanday ne'mat hamda baxtni saqlab qolishini so'raydi.
When man’s conscience is awakened, he looks at the universe around him and realizes that it is made for his benefit, either directly or through the harmony between its laws and human life and needs. When he looks around him, he finds it all made friendly by God’s grace, and by His power and permission it is both helpful and useful. When man considers and contemplates, he must stand in awe of his Lord, prostrate himself and express his gratitude. He always looks up to his Lord to replace with ease any hardship he may be going through, and to preserve any aspect of grace and happiness he may be enjoying.
Insonlarning Allohni doimo eslab, Unga shukr qiluvchi eng mukammal namunasi — barcha payg‘ambarlarning otasi Ibrohim alayhissalomdir. Uning chinakam shukrgo‘y xulqi butun surага o‘ziga xos ruh baxsh etadi, u ham Allohning inoyatini va bu inoyatning shukr yoki nashukrlik bilan qabul qilinishini aks ettiradi. Bu yerda Ibrohim alayhissalom samimiy duo bilan Allohga yuzlanayotgan ibodat holatida tasvirlangan. Uning ohangdor duosi ko‘kka ko‘tarilib, Allohga yetib borayotgani ilhomlantiruvchidir.
The perfect example of a human being who always remembers God and expresses his gratitude to Him is Abraham, the father of prophets. His truly thankful character imparts a definite ambience to the whole sūrah, which also reflects God’s grace and how it is received with gratitude or ingratitude. Abraham is shown here in a scene of devotion, making a heartfelt appeal to God. His melodious supplication is inspirational as it rises to God in heaven:
Ibrohim dedi: «Parvardigorim! Bu shaharni xavfsiz qil va meni hamda mening farzandlarimni butlarga sig'inishdan saqla. Parvardigorim, ular ko'p odamlarni adashtirib qo'ydilar».
Abraham said: ‘My Lord.’ Make this land secure, and preserve me and my children from ever worshipping idols. My Lord, they have indeed led many people astray.
Shunday ekan, kim menga ergashsa, o‘sha mendandir. Kim esa menga itoat etmasa, Sen albatta Kechiruvchi, Rahmli Zotsan.
Ey Rabbimiz, men avlodlarimning bir qismini Sening Muqaddas Uying yonida, ekin ekilmaydigan vodiyga joyladim, toki ular namozni to‘kis ado etsinlar. Shuning uchun odamlarning qalblarini ularga moyil qilgin va ularni mevalar bilan ta’minla, toki shukr qilsinlar.
Ey Rabbimiz, Sen yashirganimizni ham, oshkor qilganimizni ham albatta bilasan. Yer yuzida va osmonda hech bir narsa Allohdan yashirin emas.
Qariganimda menga Ismoil va Ishoqni ato etgan Allohga hamdlar bo‘lsin. Albatta, Rabbim duolarni eshituvchidir.
Ey Rabbim, meni va avlodlarimning bir qismini namozni to‘kis ado etuvchi qilgin. Ey Rabbim, duoimni qabul qilgin.
Ey Rabbimiz, hisob-kitob bo‘ladigan kunda meni, ota-onamni va barcha mo‘minlarni mag‘firat qilgin.
Hence, he who follows me belongs to me. As for him who disobeys me, well, You are truly Much-Forgiving, Merciful. Our Lord, I have settled some of my offspring in a valley without cultivation, by Your Sacred House, so that they may establish regular prayers. So, cause You people’s hearts to incline towards them, and provide them with fruits, so that they may give thanks. Our Lord, You certainly know all that we conceal and all that we bring into the open: for nothing whatever, on earth or in heaven, can be hidden from God. All praise is due to God who has given me, in my old age, Ishmael and Isaac. Surely my Lord hears all prayers. My Lord, cause me and [some of] my offspring to establish regular prayers. My Lord, accept my prayer. Our Lord, grant Your forgiveness to me and my parents, and all the believers on the Day when the reckoning will come to pass.’ (Verses 35-41)
Bu yerda Ibrohim alayhis-salom Alloh uchun qurgan, hozir esa Quraysh qabilasi qo'lida bo'lgan Makkadagi Ka'baning oldida ko'rsatilmoqda. Quraysh esa Allohga kofir bo'lib, shunga qaramay Allohning ibodati uchun, faqat Unga atab qurilgan Uy tufayli foyda ko'rmoqda. Ibrohim esa to'liq ixlos va chin yurakdan shukr bilan duo qilayotgani ko'rsatilmoqda. Bu nomatlablarni o'ylab ko'rishga va o'z munosabatlarini qayta ko'rib chiqishga undashi kerak. Bu kofirlarni imonga qaytishga, g'aflatdagilarni esa Allohni eslashga undashi kerak. Umuman olganda, odamlar Ibrohimning o'rnak bo'lgan xulqiga ergashishi kerak.
Here Abraham is shown in front of the House he built for God in Makkah, and whose custody has passed to the Quraysh, an Arabian tribe bent on disbelief in God, yet benefiting by the House built for the worship of God alone. Abraham is shown addressing his supplication with perfect devotion and heartfelt gratitude. This should make the ungrateful reflect and revise their attitude. It should make the unbelievers turn back to faith, and the oblivious remember God. It should make people generally follow Abraham in his exemplary attitude.
Ibrohim duoni shunday boshlaydi: “Parvardigorim! Bu yurtni omon qilgin.” (35-oyat)
Xavfsizlik va omonlik inson uchun shunchalik muhimki, u uning omon qolishi bilan chambarchas bog‘liqdir. Sura bu yerda buni Makka aholisiga eslatish uchun zikr qiladi. Ular bu omonlikdan go‘yo haqli ravishda bahramand bo‘lib yashaydilar, lekin unga shukr qilmaydilar. Ular bu omonlik ularning birinchi otasi Ibrohimning qilgan duosiga javob berilganining natijasi ekanini unutib qo‘yadilar.
Abraham begins his supplication by saying: “My Lord! Make this land secure.” (Verse 35) Security and safety is so important for man, for it is intertwined with his survival. The sūrah mentions this here so as to remind of it the people of Makkah who enjoy it as if it was theirs by right, and who do not give thanks for it. They forget that it is the result of answering the supplication made by Abraham, their first father.
Shuning uchun ular Ibrohim yo'lidan farqli yo'lni tutadilar. Ular sof imondan yuz o'giradilar, holbuki Ibrohimning duosidagi ikkinchi iltijo shunday: "Meni va farzandlarimni butlarga sig'inishdan asro." (35-oyat)
Hence, they follow a course which is different from that of Abraham. They turn away from pure faith, yet the second prayer in Abraham’s supplication is: “And preserve me and my children from ever worshipping idols.” (Verse 35)
Ibrohim ushbu duosini ochar ekan, keltirilgan ikkinchi jihat Allohga bo‘lgan to‘liq taslimligini va yuragining eng chuqur qatlamlaridan Unga yuzlanishini aks ettiradi. U Allohdan o‘zi va farzandlarini butparastlikdan uzoq tutishda yordam berishini so‘raydi. Shuningdek, bunday saqlanish Allohning yana bir ne’matidir, deb aniq bayon qiladi. Haqiqatan ham, insonning qalbi shirk va uning jaholatidan qutqarilib, Allohga iymon va Uning yagonaligiga ishonch nurida yashashga yo‘naltirilishi katta ne’matdir. Bu ne’mat insonni adashish, zarar va chalkashlikdan chiqarib, bilim, xotirjamlik va barqarorlik farovonligiga olib keladi; turli xil soxta xudolarga xor bo‘lib bo‘ysunishdan esa barcha olamlarning Robbisi bo‘lgan Allohga izzatli taslim bo‘lishga yetaklaydi. Ibrohim Allohdan ushbu ne’matni o‘ziga saqlab qolishini, uni va farzandlarini butlarga sig‘inishdan asrashini so‘raydi.
This second aspect with which Abraham opens his prayer reflects his total submission to God, and his turning to Him in the deepest recesses of his heart. He appeals to Him for help in steering away, together with his children, from idol worship. He also makes it clear that to be so preserved is yet another of God’s blessings. It is indeed a great blessing that one’s heart is saved from the darkness of polytheism and its ignorance in order to be brought into the light of faith in God and belief in His oneness. This blessing takes a human being out of error, loss and confusion to the comfort of knowledge, reassurance and stability, and out of humiliating submission to a variety of false lords to honourable submission to God, the Lord of all worlds. Abraham appeals to God to maintain this blessing for him by preserving him and his children from the worship of idols.
Ibrohim o'z avlodidagi va undan oldingi avlodlardagi, bunday butlar tufayli aldanib, adashgan ko'p odamlardan to'liq xabardor.
Abraham is fully aware of the great number of people in his generation and previous generations who went astray when they were deluded by such idols.
Shu sababli, u Xudoga ehtiroslı iltijo bilan murojaat qiladi, Unga shunday aldanishdan uni saqlashni so‘raydi:
Hence, he addresses his passionate appeal to God to spare him from such delusion:
“Ey Robbim, ular ko'pchilikni haqiqatan adashtirdilar.” (36-oyat)
“My Lord, they have indeed led many people astray.” (Verse 36)
Ibrohim alayhissalom duosini davom ettirib, kimki uning yo'lidan ergashsa va butparastlikka berilmasa, u o'ziga tegishli bo'lishini aytadi, chunki ular iymonning eng mustahkam rishtasi bilan bir-biriga bog'lanadi. "Bas, kim mening ortimdan ergashsa, u mendandir." (36-oyat) Unga itoat qilmaganlarni esa U haqida Xudoning o'zi hal qilishiga topshiradi, ular bilan nima qilishni Xudo biladi: "Kim menga itoat qilmasa, bas, Sen albatta Kechiruvchi, Rahmlisan." (36-oyat)
Abraham continues his supplication stating that whoever follows his way and does not give in to idol worship belongs to him, as they would have the strongest bond of faith joining them together. “Hence, he who follows me belongs to me.” (Verse 36) The others who disobey him he leaves to God to determine what He does with them: “As for him who disobeys me, well, You are truly Much-Forgiving, Merciful.” (Verse 36)
Ushbu so'nggi duoda biz mehribon, sabr-toqatli va shafqatli Ibrohimni ko'ramiz. U Yaratgandan o'z avlodidan to'g'ri yo'ldan chetga chiqqanlarni halok qilishni so'ramaydi. U Yaratganning azobini tezlashtirmaydi. Haqiqatan ham, u hatto azob haqida og'iz ochmaydi. Aksincha, ularni Yaratganga, Uning mag'firatiga va rahmatiga topshiradi.
In this last prayer we see Abraham, the caring, forbearing and compassionate. He does not pray to God to destroy those of his offspring who leave his path of guidance. He does not precipitate God’s punishment. Indeed he does not even mention punishment. Instead, he leaves them to God, to His forgiveness and mercy.
Shunday qilib, Ibrohim butun voqeaga kechirim va mehr-shafqat ruhini baxsh etadi va itoatsizlik dog'i butunlay yo'qoladi. Mehribon bo'lgani uchun Ibrohim uning qayta paydo bo'lishiga yo'l qo'ymaydi.
Thus Abraham lends to the whole scene an air of forgiveness and compassion, leaving the taint of disobedience to disappear altogether. Compassionate as he is, Abraham does not let it appear again.
Ibrohim alayhissalom duosini davom ettirib, avlodlarining bir qismini ekin ekilmagan, Xudoning Muqaddas uyi yonidagi qurg'oq vodiyga joylashtirganini eslaydi va ularni u yerga nima uchun joylashtirganini bayon qiladi: "Parvardigorim, men avlodlarimning bir qismini Sening Muqaddas uying yonidagi ekin ekilmagan vodiyga joylashtirdim, toki ular namozni to'kis ado etsinlar." (37-oyat)
Continuing his supplication, Abraham mentions the fact that he settled some of his offspring in a barren valley where there was no cultivation, next to God’s Sacred House and also states the task they were settled there to perform: “Our Lord, I have settled some of my offspring in a valley without cultivation, by Your Sacred House, so that they may establish regular prayers.” (Verse 37)
Demak, ular shu vazifa uchun hijrat qilganlar, shu uchun ular kambag'al hayotga va dehqonchilik yo'qligiga chidashlari kerak. «Shunday ekan, Sen odamlarning qalblarini ularga mayl qildir» (37-oyat). Bu yerdagi uslub nozik, muhabbat va mehr-shafqatni aks ettiradi. Unda qalblar qanotli deb tasvirlanadi va ular osmondan o'sha Muqaddas uyga hamda o'sha qurg'oq vodiydagi qo'shnilariga kelayotgandek tasvirlanadi. Uning nozikligi muhabbatli qalblarning mayli bilan qurg'oq joyning qiyinchiligini muvozanatlashtiradi.
So this is the task for the performance of which they have migrated and for which they are to tolerate a life of poverty and lack of cultivation. “So, cause You people’s hearts to incline towards them.” (Verse 37) The style here is tender, reflecting love and compassion. It describes hearts as having wings and coming from the sky to that Sacred House and its neighbours in that barren valley. Its tenderness counterbalances the hardship of a barren place with the inclination of loving hearts.
“Va ularni mevalar bilan rizqlantir.” (37-oyat) Ibrohim nima uchun ularga shunday mevalar berilishini duo qiladi? Albatta, yeb-ichish va bahra olish uchun. Lekin yana shu maqsadda ham: Egasiga shukr qilishda o‘rnak bo‘lgan Ibrohim hayot kechirayotgan narsaga umid bog‘lagani kabi, “shukr qilishlari uchun” (37-oyat). Shunday qilib, Muqaddas Uy yaqinida joylashishning maqsadi alohida o‘rin egallaydi. Bu namozni eng sadoqatli va pok shaklda o‘rnatishdir. Xuddi shunday, odamlarning dillarini Muqaddas Uy qo‘shnisi bo‘lgan kishilarga moyil qilish va yer mevalaridan ularga mo‘l rizq berish haqidagi duoning maqsadi – hamma narsani ta’minlovchi Allohga shukr qilishdir. Bunday ehtirosli duo bilan, Payg‘ambar ﷺ davrida Ka’bah yaqinida yashagan arab qabilasi – Quraysh xulqidagi ziddiyat yaqqol ko‘rinadi. Ibrohimning duosi ijobat bo‘lib, ularga odamlarning muhabbati va mo‘l rizq berilganda, ular Xudoga na ibodat qildilar, na shukr.
“And provide them with fruits.” (Verse 37) Why does Abraham pray that they should have such fruit? To eat and enjoy themselves? Certainly, but also to bring about what Abraham, exemplary in his gratitude to his Lord, hopes for: “so that they may give thanks.” (Verse 37) Thus the purpose of settling close to the Sacred House is given prominence. It is to establish regular prayer in the most devoted and pure form. Similarly, the purpose of the prayer to incline people’s hearts to the dwellers in the neighbourhood of the Sacred House and their abundant provision from the fruits of the earth is to give thanks to God who provides all. With such a passionate prayer, there is an evident irony in the attitude of the Quraysh, the Arabian tribe living near the Ka`bah at the time of the Prophet. They offered no worship to God, and no thanks after Abraham’s prayer had been answered, giving them people’s love and abundant provisions.
Ibrohim bu duodan keyin Alloh insonlar yuraklarida yashiradigan narsalarni, ular shukr bilan va samimiy iltijo bilan Unga yuzlanganlarida, hammasini bilishini ta'kidlaydi. Bu yerda gap ovoz bilan aytiladigan so'zlar haqida emas. Gap insonning qalbida chuqur his qilgan narsasi va Unga murojaat qilish usuli haqida bormoqdaki, Alloh biz oshkor qilgan va yashirgan narsalarning hammasini biladi. Darhaqiqat, osmonda ham, yerda ham hech bir narsa Allohning ilmidan yashirin emas: {"Ey Parvardigorimiz, Sen bizning yashirgan va oshkor qilgan narsalarimizning hammasini albatta bilasan, chunki yer yuzida ham, osmonda ham hech bir narsa Allohdan yashirin emas."} (38-oyat)
Abraham follows this prayer with an acknowledgement that God knows all that people harbour in their hearts and when they turn to God with thanks and sincere supplication. It is not vocal appearances that are meant here. It is what a person feels deep in his heart, and the way he addresses God, who knows what we reveal and conceal. Indeed, nothing in heaven and earth is hidden from God’s knowledge: “Our Lord, You certainly know all that we conceal and all that we bring into the open: for nothing whatever, on earth or in heaven, can be hidden from God.” (Verse 38)
Ibrohim alayhissalom shundan so‘ng Alloh tomonidan unga ko‘rsatilgan ne’matlardan birini eslaydi, uchun Allohga hamd aytadi va shukr qiladi va shu bilan barcha mo‘minlarga namuna bo‘ladi. Ular Allohning ne’matini unutmasliklari va doim unga shukr qilishlari kerak.
«Keksaygan chog‘imda menga Ismoil va Ishoqni ato etgan Allohga hamd bo‘lsin. Albatta, Parvardigorim duolarni eshituvchidir» (39-oyat). Odamga keksalik chog‘ida farzand berilishi yanada qattiqroq his etiladi, chunki farzandlar insonning hayotini keyingi avlodda davom ettirishini anglatadi.
Abraham then mentions an aspect of grace which God has shown him, and he praises God for it and thanks Him, providing an example for all believers. They must not forget God’s grace, and they must always be thankful for it. “All praise is due to God who has given me, in my old age, Ishmael and Isaac. Surely my Lord hears all prayers.” (Verse 39) Giving a person children when he has attained to old age is felt more keenly, because children represent the extension of one’s life into another generation.
Bu keksa yoshdagi inson uchun ajoyib tuyg'u bo'lib, u hayot oxirlashib borayotganini his qila boshlaganda paydo bo'ladi. Shu sababli, farzandlar timsolida namoyon bo'ladigan davomiylikni his qilish ehtiyoji tabiiy, ichki bir intilishdir.
This is a great feeling for an elderly person who begins to think life is approaching its end. The need to feel the continuity represented by children is thus instinctive.
Shunday qilib, Ibrohim ham Xudoga hamd aytadi va Uning yanada ko‘proq marhamatini so‘raydi: "Albatta, Rabbim duolarni eshituvchidir." (39-oyat)
Hence, Abraham praises God and prays for more of God’s grace: “Surely my Lord hears all prayers.” (Verse 39)