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Tafheem-ul-Quran (En) · 74. Al-Muddaththir · Ayah 13

Tafseer
  1. وَّ بَنِیْنَ شُهُوْدًاۙ﴿13﴾

    1. وَّبَنِيْنَاور بیٹے
    2. شُهُوْدًاسامنے حاضر رہنے والے
Translation · Tafheem-ul-Quran (En)
and sons to be present by his side, 12
Tafseer · Tafheem-ul-Quran (En)
12 Walid bin al-Mughirah had ten or twelve' sons of whom Hadrat Khalid bin Walid became most famous. For these sons the word shuhud has been used, which can have several meanings: (1) That they do not have to run about and go abroad in search of their livelihood: they have enough provisions at home; therefore, they can always remain at the beck and call of their father; (2) that all his sons are prominent and influential people: they sit in assemblies and conferences with him; and (3) that they are the people of high rank and position and their testimony is accepted in all matters of life.