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And So That She Would Not Grieve

(Surah Al-Qasas 28:13)

Translation

"And We restored him to his mother so that her eyes might be comforted, and so that she would not grieve, and that she might know that the promise of Allah is true."
— Surah Al-Qasas (28:13)

Introduction

A mother's heart carries a love unlike any other. When Prophet Musa (AS) was separated from his mother, her heart was filled with pain and worry. But Allah, in His infinite mercy, returned her child to her and removed her grief. This beautiful verse reminds us that Allah sees every tear and knows every sorrow hidden in our hearts.

Explanation

The mother of Musa (AS) was commanded by Allah to place her baby in the river to protect him from Pharaoh's oppression. Although she trusted Allah, the separation was extremely difficult for her. Allah then fulfilled His promise by returning Musa (AS) to her.

This verse teaches us that Allah's plans are always perfect, even when we cannot understand them. What seems like a painful loss today may become a source of immense blessing tomorrow.

Summary

Allah never ignores the pain of His servants. Just as He comforted the heart of Musa's mother, He can bring peace to every broken heart. Trust Allah's timing, for His promises never fail.

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