Verse 27
Ya Sin • makkah
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Commentary:
Special mention of Paradise in this verse in connection with رجل یسعی i.e. the Promised Messiah, is very significant. When all true believers have been promised Paradise in the Quran, this special mention seems to be superfluous and out of place. The establishment by the Promised Messiah, under a special Divine command, of a special graveyard known as the Bahishti Maqbarah (Heavenly Graveyard) in which are buried righteous believers who endeavour scrupulously to observe all the commandments of the Shari‘ah and regularly contribute at least one-tenth of their earnings towards the fund specially set up for the furtherance of the cause of Islam appears to be the literal and physical fulfilment of the commandment embodied in the words "Enter Paradise." A revelation of the Promised Messiah, viz. انی أنزلت معک الجنة i.e. I have caused the Paradise to descend with thee (Tadhkirah), seems to support this interpretation of the words "enter Paradise."
Special mention of Paradise in this verse in connection with Rajulun Yas‘a is very significant. When all true believers have been promised Paradise in the Qur’an, this special mention seems to be superfluous and out of place. The establishment by the Promised Messiah, under a special Divine command, of a special graveyard at Qadian known as the Bahishti Maqbarah (Paradise Graveyard) may be the physical fulfilment of the commandment embodied in the words 'Do thou enter Paradise.' There is a revelation of the Promised Messiah to the effect: Inni Anzaltu Ma‘akal-Jannah, i.e. I have caused the Paradise to descend with thee ("Tadhkirah"). The revelation also seems to support this interpretation of the words 'enter Paradise.'