Exegesis of the saying of Allah the Exalted: “And He made you inherit their land, their dwellings, and their wealth, and a land which you had not yet trodden. And Allah is Able to do all things.”

after it, and it is Khaybar, which was taken after Qurayzah. [Al-Ahzab: 27] This verb takes two objects; the first object is the pronoun "you" and the second is "their land." What is the difference between "land" and "dwellings"? "Dwellings" is the plural of "dar" (house) and refers to residences and neighborhoods, whereas "land" is broader in scope. "Wealth" refers to goods, dirhams, dinars, and other such things. This means that you have not yet trodden upon it up to now, but you will inherit it, and it is the land of Khaybar, for the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) conquered it afterwards in the sixth year. Nothing is too difficult for Him. And His saying: The object was placed before the verb to confirm the occurrence of the action with it. For this reason, He said: Do not say, as some people do, "He is Able to do what He wills," because if you say "Able to do what He wills," you have restricted His power to what He wills, whereas His power relates to what He wills and what He has not willed; even that which He has not willed is within His power. And Allah knows best.