✨You’re beautiful
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“I swear by the sun and its heat, [and the light it shines on the world,] And the moon when it follows the sun.” A full moon can be seen more and manifests itself. “And by the day, when it shows it, And by the night, when it envelops it, And by the heaven and Him Who made it.”
If music was being played here, for this part it would have had a very fast, strong beat that would have been an introduction in itself. “And by the heaven and Him Who made it. And the earth and Him Who extended it.” Look at the size of the things God is swearing to.
God has sworn by everything that is great, glorious, beautiful, effective and isn’t easily accessible in the world to human beings in these verses. Then, He swears to something else after these. Maybe He wants to say this is as beautiful as the previous ones, even more beautiful than those! “And by the soul and He Who shaped it.”
[God says,] “I swear by the human soul and the One Who shaped it so beautifully!” "Shaping" can also be said about the sky, the earth, the moon, the sun, the night and the day. But He didn’t say this about the day and night. "Shaping" means “I, God, made the human being’s soul with such beauty, balanced and in a wonderful arrangement.” “And by the soul and He Who shaped it.” How great, glorious and beautiful the soul is! How unknown a human being is! Allahu Akbar! “And by the soul and He Who shaped it. Then He inspired it to understand what is right and wrong for it.”
[God says,] “I, God, created this soul so beautifully, then I sent inspiration and put people in charge of protecting themselves.” “Then He inspired it to understand what is right and wrong for it.” [He says,] “I, God, inspire a person telling him what will harm him.” “Sawwaha (Shaping)” means giving beauty, harmony, and a wonderful order. “Fujur (sins)” means something that harms and splits open. “I, God, taught them about sins.
