Tafsir Al-Jalalayn: Al-A'laa, Ayah 11
وَيَتَجَنَّبُهَا ٱلْأَشْقَى
But the wretched one will avoid it -
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(But the most hapless) the damned, as it is in Allah's foreknowledge, (will flout it) will steer away and avoid taking admonition by means of the Qur'an or through Allah,
Related Hadiths
Sahih Muslim#4113Sahih
It does not avert Fate, but is the means by which something is extracted from the miser.
Narrated by Abu Huraira reported Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) forbidding taking of vows, and said:
Sahih Muslim#2243Sahih
(The miserly man) tries to expand it (the coat-of-mail) but it does not expand.
Narrated by Abu Haraira reported that the likeness of one who spends or one who gives charity is that of a person who has two cloaks or two coats-of-mail over him right from the breast to the collar bones. And when the spender (and the other narrator said, when the giver of charity) makes up his mind to give charity, it (coat-mail) becomes expanded for him. But when a miserly person intends to spend, it contracts and every ring grips the place where it is. For the giver of charity, this coat-of. mail expands to cover his whole body and obliterates even his footprints. Abu Huraira said:
Al-Jalalayn Commentary
but the wretched one al-ashqā means al-shaqī that is to say the disbeliever will shun it that is the reminder in other words he will leave it aside not looking at it