Contextual Problems in Quran[55:xx]

[A.H.A]

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In Q[55:1-13], the text is focused on human beings (Inns), no mention of JAn, and in Q[55:13], it immediately switches to both humans and JAn.

In Q[55:18-21], it talks about separation of two waters, which is a favor for humans and hardly a favor for JAns, still addresses both in Q[55:21].

In Q[55:22:23], what would be the use of pearl and coral for JAns? Because, it addresses both Inns and JAn in Q[55:23].

In Q[55:24:25], How do JAns sail in the waters and use vessels? Because, it addresses both Inns and JAn in Q[55:25].

In Q[55:56, 72, 74], talks about Houris, Undeflowered, again, addresses both Inns and JAn in the next verse.

Are JAns in need of water, garden, fruits, vessels, houris and other things which are visible things and not transparent? Or, there is a contextual problem here. Any explanation?

Thanks!

[samson]

Peace to all

In Q[55:1-13], the text is focused on human beings (Inns), no mention of JAn, and in Q[55:13], it immediately switches to both humans and JAn.

In Q[55:18-21], it talks about separation of two waters, which is a favor for humans and hardly a favor for JAns, still addresses both in Q[55:21].

In Q[55:22:23], what would be the use of pearl and coral for JAns? Because, it addresses both Inns and JAn in Q[55:23].

In Q[55:24:25], How do JAns sail in the waters and use vessels? Because, it addresses both Inns and JAn in Q[55:25].

In Q[55:56, 72, 74], talks about Houris, Undeflowered, again, addresses both Inns and JAn in the next verse.

Are JAns in need of water, garden, fruits, vessels, houris and other things which are visible things and not transparent? Or, there is a contextual problem here. Any explanation?

Thanks!

Maybe Jinnkind use those things in different way?

[Sardar Miyan]

Salam Brothers I think Bro Joseph Islam may help in answering the questions of A.H.A.but he is very busy  with very other important work