At-Tin التين
The fig and the olive التين والزيتون
Summary and links in the frieze
In the frieze He learns that the human being falls to the lowest, except those who have believed and done sound deeds.
Read just before, 96 leads here: Created from a clinging form, the human being exceeds all measure; next, he is created in the most beautiful stature, then brought low. 96
It leads to 94: The human being brought back to the lowest of the low; next, the one addressed hears his burden lifted, his remembrance elevated. 94
Closes on “They ask one another”
بسم ٱلله ٱلرحمن ٱلرحيم
In the name of God, the All-Benevolent, the Benevolent.
By the fig and the olive! And by Mount Sinai! And by this secure land! We have certainly created the human being in the most beautiful of stature, then We brought him back to the lowest of the low, except those who have believed and done sound deeds: theirs is a reward never held over them.
وٱلتين وٱلزيتون وطور سينين وهذا ٱلبلد ٱلأمين لقد خلقنا ٱلإنسن في أحسن تقويم ثم رددنه أسفل سفلين إلا ٱلذين ءامنوا وعملوا ٱلصلحت فلهم أجر غير ممنون
So what causes you to deny, after this, the Due?
فما يكذبك بعد بٱلدين
Is not God the most just of judges?
أليس ٱلله بأحكم ٱلحكمين