And every time they made a pledge some of them pushed it aside, and many of them do not believe.
And is it that whenever they make a covenant, only a group of them throws it aside? In fact, most of them do not have faith.
Why, whensoever they have made a covenant, does a party of them reject it? Nay, but the most of them are unbelievers.
Is it not so that every time they made a promise [unto God], some of them cast it aside? Nay, indeed: most of them do not believe.
Is it that whenever they enter into a covenant some party among them cast it aside? Aye! most of them even believe not.
Is it not (the case) that every time they make a covenant, some party among them throw it aside? Nay! the truth is most of them believe not.
Is it not that whenever they make a covenant, some of them toss it aside? In fact, most of them do not believe.
Has it not always been so that every time they made a covenant, some of them set it aside? Nay, most of them never believe in it sincerely.
Is it not (the case) that every time they make a covenant, some party among them throw it aside Nay! (the truth is:) most of them believe not.
Is it ever so that when they make a covenant a party of them set it aside? The truth is, most of them believe not.
Is it not that whenever they made a covenant, a part of them would cast it away? Rather, the majority of them do not have faith.
Why, whenever they make a promise do some of them cast it aside! Most of them do not believe.
Is it not [true] that every time they took a covenant a party of them threw it away? But, [in fact], most of them do not believe.
Why is it that every time they (the Jews) make a covenant, some of them abandon it. Most of them do not even believe.
What! whenever they make a covenant, a party of them cast it aside? Nay, most of them do not believe.
Awakullam<u>a</u> AA<u>a</u>hadoo AAahdan naba<u>th</u>ahu fareequn minhum bal aktharuhum l<u>a</u> yuminoon<b>a</b>
Why is it that, whenever they make a covenant, some of them cast it aside? Most of them do not believe.
Is it not (the case) that every time they make a covenant, some party among them throw it aside?- Nay, Most of them are faithless.
أَوَكُلَّمَا عَٰهَدُوا۟ عَهْدًا نَّبَذَهُۥ فَرِيقٌ مِّنْهُم بَلْ أَكْثَرُهُمْ لَا يُؤْمِنُونَ
Due to their corrupt state, a group of the Jews would always break any commitment that they made, including the duty to have faith in what the Torah revealed about the prophethood of Muhammad (peace be upon him). Most of them do not really have faith in what Allah revealed, because faith leads to keeping to and honouring commitments and promises.
Due to their corrupt state, a group of the Jews would always break any commitment that they made, including the duty to have faith in what the Torah revealed about the prophethood of Muhammad (peace be upon him). Most of them do not really have faith in what Allah revealed, because faith leads to keeping to and honouring commitments and promises.
<p>Allah had, as the Torah تورات itself reports, made the Jews take the pledge that they would have faith in the Holy Prophet ﷺ when he appeared. On being reminded of it, the Jews flatly denied even having taken such a pledge.</p><p>Commenting on this effrontery, the Holy Qur'an says that this is not the only instance of such a conduct on their part, for the Jews have, in fact, never fulfilled even those pledges which they acknowledge, and one group or another from among them has always been breaking the compacts they have entered into, especially with regard to religious matters. It can even be said that most of those who have been guilty of such gross violations, did not at all believe in the compacts which they made with Allah. Going against a pledge is only a sin and transgression, but having no faith in the pledge which one gives to Allah is outright infidelity.</p><p>The Holy Qur'an specifically speaks of one group or another breaking the pledge, and not of all the Jews. For there were some among them who did fulfil the pledges, so much so that many Jews finally accepted Sayyidna Muhammad as a true prophet, and joined the ranks of the Muslims.</p>
Allah had, as the Torah تورات itself reports, made the Jews take the pledge that they would have faith in the Holy Prophet ﷺ when he appeared. On being reminded of it, the Jews flatly denied even having taken such a pledge.Commenting on this effrontery, the Holy Qur'an says that this is not the only instance of such a conduct on their part, for the Jews have, in fact, never fulfilled even those pledges which they acknowledge, and one group or another from among them has always been breaking the compacts they have entered into, especially with regard to religious matters. It can even be said that most of those who have been guilty of such gross violations, did not at all believe in the compacts which they made with Allah. Going against a pledge is only a sin and transgression, but having no faith in the pledge which one gives to Allah is outright infidelity.The Holy Qur'an specifically speaks of one group or another breaking the pledge, and not of all the Jews. For there were some among them who did fulfil the pledges, so much so that many Jews finally accepted Sayyidna Muhammad as a true prophet, and joined the ranks of the Muslims.