Tafsir Ibn Abbas: Al-Lail, Ayah 5
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As for him who gives what is due to God and is fearful of God
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Ibn Abbas Commentary
(As for him who giveth) to charity from his wealth for the sake of Allah and bought nine believers who were in the hands of the disbelievers who tortured them to renounce their religion; this person bought them and then freed them (and is dutiful (towards Allah)) and wards off disbelief, idolatry and indecencies