Achieving Islamic unity in all its aspects, political, intellectual, and emotional, is a Shariah obligation that must not be neglected under any circumstances. Political unity is the natural outcome of intellectual and emotional unity, when it is established in society, wherein Islamic thoughts and sentiments become a genuine public opinion.

Allah (swt) explains the following in these verses:1. In follow-up to the previous verses, it is clarified that sincerity to Allah (swt) in spending for His cause is obligatory. The one who spends should not pursue spending, with reminders of generosity or harm.

 For many, “Falah” means attaining the greatest share of pleasures in this world—accumulating immense wealth, holding high positions, living in luxury and extravagance, and achieving multiple successes in studies...

After that, the verses began thereafter by mentioning Iman and believers. They mention that Allah (swt) is their Guardian and that the Kuffar are allies of Taghut (طاغوت). Then follows the mention of the signs of Iman and the resurrection of the dead. And after that, in these two noble verses, Allah (swt) mentions about spending, which is the second topic with which this part of the noble Quran starts: