الْفَصْلُTheالثَّانِيsecond
The second chapter
فِيInبَيَانِexplainingالْآثَارِthe narrated reportsالْمَرْوِيَّةِtransmittedفِيinتَفَاسِيرِthe exegesesأَصْحَابِof the scholarsالْحَدِيثِof Hadithمِنَfromالْمُفَسِّرِينَthe exegetesوَمَاand whatيَتَعَلَّقُrelatesبِهَاto themمِنْofمُهِمَّاتٍimportant matters
In explaining the narrated reports in the exegeses of the Hadith scholars among the exegetes and what relates to them of important matters
قِسْمَانِTwo categoriesمِنْofأَسْبَابِreasonsالنُّزُولِfor revelation
Two categories of reasons for revelation
إِنَّIndeedمِنَfromالرِّوَايَاتِthe narrationsوَالْآثَارِand reportsالْمَرْوِيَّةِnarratedفِيinكُتُبِthe booksالتَّفْسِيرِof exegesis
Indeed, among the narrations and reports narrated in the books of exegesis
الَّتِيwhichأَلَّفَهَاauthoredأَصْحَابُthe scholarsالْحَدِيثِof Hadithمِنَfromالْمُفَسِّرِينَthe exegetes
authored by the scholars of Hadith among the exegetes
مَاis that whichيَشْتَمِلُincludesعَلَىan explanationبَيَانِofأَسْبَابِthe reasonsالنُّزُولِfor revelation
what includes an explanation of the reasons for revelation
وَأَسْبَابُand the reasonsالنُّزُولِfor revelationتَنْقَسِمُare dividedإِلَىintoقِسْمَيْنِtwo categories
and the reasons for revelation are divided into two categories
The first is that an event occurs
by which the faith of the believers and the hypocrisy of the hypocrites are tested
as that occurred in the two battles of Uhud and the Confederates
and Allah, the Exalted, sends down what praises the believers and condemns the hypocrites
so that it may be a dividing, distinguishing, and differentiating line between the two groups
and in the course of the Noble Quran's mention of this event
and description of the two groups, there are many allusions to the specifics of the event and its related matters
so it is then inevitable that the story of this event be explained
in a brief manner so that the context of the event and its backgrounds become clear to the reader
The second is that the meaning of the verse be completely independent
by the generality of its wording without any need to know that story
or familiarity with the incident