19.26. So eat and drink and be consoled. And if thou meetest any mortal, say: Lo! I have vowed a fast unto the Beneficent, and may not speak this day to any mortal. (Pickthall)
19.26. So iß und trink und sei getrost, und wenn du von den Menschenwesen einen siehst, so sag: "lch habe dem Allerbarmer ein Fasten gelobt, also rede ich heute sicher nicht mit einem Menschen.” (Ahmad v. Denffer)
19.26. So iß und trink und sei frohen Mutes´. Und wenn du nun jemanden von den Menschen sehen solltest, dann sag: Ich habe dem Allerbarmer Fasten gelobt, so werde ich heute mit keinem Menschenwesen sprechen." (Bubenheim)
19.26. Iß, trink und sei zufrieden! Wenn immer du einen Menschen siehst, deute ihm an: §Ich habe dem Barmherzigen gelobt, mich des Sprechens zu enthalten, so werde ich heute zu keinem Menschen sprechen.§ " (Azhar)
19.26. Also iss und trink und sei fröhlich! Und solltest du einen der Menschen sehen, so sprich: „Ich habe Dem Allgnade Erweisenden ein Fasten gelobt, deshalb werde ich heute mit keinem Menschen sprechen!“ (Zaidan)
19.26. Und iß und trink und sei frohen Mutes! Und wenn du (irgend) einen von den Menschen (baschar) siehst, dann sag: Ich habe dem Barmherzigen ein Fasten gelobt. Darum werde ich heute mit keinem menschlichen Wesen sprechen." (Paret)
19.26. So iß und trink und sei frohen Mutes. Und wenn du einen Menschen siehst, dann sprich: »Ich habe dem Allerbarmer zu fasten gelobt, darum will ich heute mit keinem Menschen reden.«" (Rasul)
Tafsir von Maududi für die Ayaat 22 bis 26
Accordingly, Mary conceived the child, and with it she went away to a distant place. ( 16 ) Then the throes of childbirth urged her to take shelter under a date palm. There she began to cry, "Oh! would that I had died before this and sunk into oblivion. " ( 17 ) At this the angel at the foot of her bed consoled her, saying, "Grieve not at all, for your Lord has set a spring under you; as for your food, shake the trunk of this tree and fresh, ripe dates will fall down for you; so eat and drink and refresh your eyes; and if you see a man, say to him, `As I have vowed to observe the fast (of silence) for the sake of the Merciful, I wi l l not speak to anyone today' . " ( 18 )
Desc No: 16 When she conceived the child, she left the Sanctuary and went to a distant place (Bethlehem) in order to escape the bitter criticism of the people. They would have said, "Look at the virgin daughter of the pious house of Aaron ! She has conceived a child and that, too, in the Sanctuary where she had retired for devotion!" Thus she temporarily succeeded in concealing the shame of the conception, but this event itself is a proof that prophet Jesus was born without a father. Had Mary been married and had a husband, she would not have left his or her parents' house by herself and chosen a distant place for the purpose of delivery.
Desc No: 17 The words "Would that..." show the extreme state of anxiety in which Mary found herself at the time. She did not utter these words on account of the labour pains but due to the pangs of sorrow as to how she would conceal the child from her people. The angel's words---"Grieve not at all"-explain why she had spoken these desperate words. When a married girl is delivering her first baby, she might be dying with pains, but she is never so sorrowful and grieved.
Desc No: 18 That is, "You need not say anything with regard to the child. It is now Our responsibility to answer the critics." This also indicates why Mary was so sad and grieved. Had she been married and given birth to her first baby like any other mother, there was no occasion to tell her to observe "a fast of silence", though it was a common custom among the Jews. "
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