Quran

Ibn Abbas (k) said: "Allah loved him and endeared him to His creation." Ibn Zaid said: "It means: I made everyone who sees you loves you; until Pharaoh loved you and you were saved from his evil, and Asiya bint Muzahim loved you and adopted you as a son." Al-Qurtubi: 14/58.
Question: Who places the love for a servant in people's hearts?.

If a lover wants to choose a beloved from among other people and cause him to reach a level of perfection that he could reach, he strives very hard and does all he can to help him reach that level. So what do you think about the Lord Who is Powerful and Most Generous, and what do you think He will do for the one whom He chose for Himself from among His creation? Al-Saadi: 506.
Question: This verse indicates the virtue of Moses (u). How?

Meaning: Do not weaken in remembering Me for what I had enjoined and prohibited. Remembering Me will strengthen your resolve and make your feet firm, because by remembering Me you will remember My great favors and countless blessings. Al-Tabari: 18/312.
Question: What are the benefits that a preacher to Allah will gain from remembering Him?

Yahya bin Mu'ath said about this verse: "O Allah, this is Your forbearance with one who claimed to be a god, so how will Your forbearance be with one who says: You are the only God?" Al-Qurtubi: 14/66.
Question: Explain an aspect of Allah's mercy toward His servants in light of this verse.

The objective of the mission of Allah's Messengers is guidance, not boasting and uttering harsh words to no avail. If leniency is not effective, and the one who is being called turns away and becomes arrogant, then it is permissible to use harsh words in admonishing him. Ibn Ashur: 16/225.
Question: Calling others to Allah requires wisdom. What does that mean?

Pharaoh did not say: "Who is my Lord?", rather, he said: (Who is the Lord of you two), to avoid acknowledging the Lordship of Allah, even by repeating what they said, lest his followers and people would think he was unsure of knowing his Lord, or that he admitted that he had one. Ibn Ashur: 16/232.
Question: Pharaoh did not say: "Who is my Lord?", but (Who is the Lord of you two). Why?

Alhasan and Qatadah said: "Allah gave each thing what is best for it, and guided it to the best." Al-Baghawi: 3/124.
Question: Explain Allah's blessing upon his creation by giving and guiding them.