Trees and plants

الأشجار والنبات

The stars and the trees both prostrate; God brings forth crops, olives, palms, vines and every fruit; the likeness of what He sends down is the rain by which He revives the earth after its death; and in the sanctity of Mecca its trees may not be cut.

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Muslim 1354 — God sanctified Mecca· Qur'an 13:3· Qur'an 13:4· Qur'an 16:10· Qur'an 16:11· Qur'an 20:53· Qur'an 22:18· Qur'an 22:5· Qur'an 36:33· Qur'an 55:6· Qur'an 6:95· Qur'an 6:99· Qur'an 80:24· Qur'an 80:25· Qur'an 80:26· Qur'an 80:27· Qur'an 80:28· Qur'an 80:29· Qur'an 80:30· Qur'an 80:31· Qur'an 80:32
Related to
Shajar (trees and their rulings in sale, pre-emption, orchard contracts and the sacred enclosure)· Agriculture in Islam

People and things also explored

al-Akhir — The Last· Work in Islam· The Prophet's sermon at the Kaaba and general amnesty· Muhammad· Mecca· Agriculture in Islam· Shajar (trees and their rulings in sale, pre-emption, orchard contracts and the sacred enclosure)· Muslim 1354 — God sanctified Mecca

Sources

  • Tanzil Project, Qur'an text v1.1
  • Sahih Muslim
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al-Akhir — The Last

al-Akhir — The Last. Name 74 in the enumeration of the most beautiful names in the Tirmidhi hadith.