59.20. La yastawii as-habu alnnariwaas-habu aldschannati as-habu aldschannatihumu alfa-izuuna
59.20. Not equal are the owners of the Fire and the owners of the Garden. The owners of the Garden, they are the victorious. (Pickthall)
59.20. Es sind nicht gleich die Gefährten des Feuers und die Gefährten des Paradiesgartens, die Gefährten des Paradiesgartens, sie sind die Gewinner. (Ahmad v. Denffer)
59.20. Nicht gleich sind die Insassen des (Höllen)feuers und die Insassen des (Paradies)gartens. Die Insassen des (Paradies)gartens sind die Erfolgreichen. (Bubenheim)
59.20. Die Höllenbewohner gleichen nicht den Paradiesbewohnern. Die Paradiesbewohner sind die Gewinner. (Azhar)
59.20. Nicht gleich sind die Weggenossen des Feuers und die Weggenossen der Dschanna. Die Weggenossen der Dschanna sind die wirklichen Gewinner. (Zaidan)
59.20. Die Insassen des Höllenfeuers sind nicht denen des Paradieses gleich (zusetzen). Die Insassen des Paradieses sind es, die das große Glück gewinnen. (Paret)
59.20. Nicht gleich sind die Bewohner des Feuers und die Bewohner des Paradieses. Es sind die Bewohner des Paradieses, die erfolgreich sind. (Rasul)
Tafsir von Maududi für die Ayaat 18 bis 20
O you ( 28 ) who have believed, fear Allah, and let everyone consider well what he has forwarded for the morrow. ( 29 ) Fear Allah, for Allah . is well aware of all that you do. Do not be like those who forgot Allah, and Allah caused them to forget their own selves. ( 30 ) They indeed are the transgressors The dwellers of Hell and the dwellers of Paradise cannot be alike. The dwellers of Paradise alone are truly successful.
Desc No: 28 It is a rule of the Qur'iin that whenever the hypocritical Muslims are taken to task for their hypocrisy, they are given admonition also so that whoever of them has some life left in his conscience, may feel remorse for his conduct and attitude and may make an effort, out of the fear of Allah, to come out of the pit into which his worship of the self has thrown him. This whole section (vv, 18-24) consists of such admonition.
Desc No: 29 "For the morrow": for the Hereafter. That is, this whole worldly life is "today", whose "tomorrow" is the Day of Resurrection, which is going to follow it. Adopting this style Allah has, in a wise manner, made man understand the trnth that just as that person is highly foolish, who gambles away his all for the enjoyment of today and dces not realize whether tomorrow he would be left with anything to eat and a place of shelter or not, so is that person also only working for his own doom, who is too absorbed in making; his world to pay heed to the Hereafter, whereas the Hereafter is to follow this world just as today is to be followed by tomorrow, and there he would find nothing if he has sent nothing ahead for the morrow. Besides, the other wise point here is that every person has been appointed his own censor. Unless a person develops in himself the sense of what is good for him and what is evil, he cannot appreciate whether what he is doing will make his future in the Hereafter or mar it. And when this sense becomes active in himself, he will have to calculate and see for himself whether the way in which he is expending his time, his wealth, his energies and capabilities leads to Heaven or Hell. To do so is in his own interest; for if he does not do so he will ruin his own future itself,
Desc No: 30 That is, forgetfulness of God inevitably leads to forgetfulness of one's own self. When man forgets that he is slave to the Almighty, he will inevitably form a wrong view of his position in the world, and his whole life will go wrong because of this basic errosr, Likewise, when he forgets that he is slave to nobody except Allah, he does not serve the one whose slave actually he is not. This also is a grave and all-pervading misunderstanding, which corrupts his whole life. Man's real position in the world is that of a slave; he is not free and self-sufficient; and he is slave of only One God, and is no one else's slave beside Him. The person who, in not know this truth, does not in fact know himself. And the person who inspite of knowing this, forgets it at any moment, may commit an act at that very moment, which a disbeliever, or a polytheist or a man forgetful of God only would commit. Man's remaining firm and steadfast on the right path entirely depends on his remembering God at all times. For as soon as he, becomes heedless of Him. he becomes heedless of himself and this very heedlessness turns him into sinfulness.
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