Surah Ar-Ra’d (The Thunder) – Verse 25

Surah Ar-Ra’d (The Thunder), Verse 25 describes those who violate Allah’s covenant after it has been firmly established, sever the bonds that Allah has commanded to be joined (such as family ties), and spread corruption and mischief on earth. As a result, such people are condemned with Allah’s curse and destined for the worst dwelling place, meaning Hell. This verse stresses the severity of breaking divine promises and disrupting social and moral order, linking such actions directly to divine punishment.

In essence, the verse highlights:

The breaking of Allah’s covenant after confirmation, symbolizing betrayal or hypocrisy.

Severing bonds Allah ordered to maintain, especially kinship and social ties.

Spreading corruption on earth, which entails causing social disorder and moral decay.

The consequence: being cursed by Allah and having a dreadful, evil home in the hereafter.

The verse serves as a stark warning against violating commitments to God and harming others through mischief and broken relationships