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In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful The Gem of the Quran {/اللّه نور السّموات و الأرض مثل نوره کمشکوة فیها مصباح المصباح فی زجاجةالزّجاجة کأنّها کوکب درّیّ یوقد من شجرة مبارکة زیتونة لا شرقیّة و لا غربیّة یکادزیتها یضیء و لو لم تمسسه نار نور علی نور یهدی اللّه لنوره من یشاء و یضرب اللّهالأمثال للنّاس و اللّه بکلّ شیء علیم/}1 Abstract {IBThe Light Verse is the shining gem of the Quran.
The expression is as follows: From Ibn Abbas: "الله نور السموات و الأرض مثل نوره کمشکوة فیها مصباح" and that is because the Jews said to Muhammad: How does the light of God pass through the heavens without the sky?
In the noble book "al-Tahqiq fi Kalimat al-Quran," it is also stated that: {/اللّه نورالسّموات و الأرض/} God the Exalted has referred to the extent of His light and His manifestation in the entire system of existence and all worlds, because what is meant by the heavens are the higher and spiritual worlds, and what is meant by the earth is the lower and material world.
Or they have interpreted the verse using words such as: Administrator, Illuminator, and Organizer; for example: they considered God the Glorified to be the organizer of existence who has created the world in a "best system," or they described God the Glorified as a source of light that has adorned the heavens with the existence of angels, or that He has illuminated the heavens with the existence of the sun, moon, and stars, and in both cases, He has adorned the earth with the existence of divine prophets, scholars, and human scientists.