Taa-Haa (Taa-Haa)

33. “So that we glorify You much,”

34. “And remember You abundantly”

35. “Verily You are ever seeing of us.”

At first, we mention that Allah is Pure from any blemish and imperfection, then we glorify Him and thank Him in the same manner that the great prophets did as a duty. They purified Allah from any polytheistic matters, fancies, and superstitions.

The philosophy of government and power in a society is establishing spirituality in that society and promoting it there. Therefore, the true glorification of Allah is our struggling against the mischievous rulers.

Of course, that struggle is worthy that continues and is usually accompanied with much glorification and remembrance of Allah in all the times; else every one remembers the Lord at the time of danger and hardships.

Thus, Moses (as) states his words as follows:

“So that we glorify You much,” “And remember You abundantly” “Verily You are ever seeing of us.”

Prophets always saw themselves at the presence of Allah, and they were content with His Will and His Expediency.