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The legendary tree of the homeland
The article discusses the interpretation of the cursed tree in the Holy Qur'an, which refers to the "Tree of Zaqqum" as a symbol of the cursed food for the wrongdoer, and also to the "Banu Umayyah" as a symbol of division and sedition resulting from internal conflicts in Islamic history. The interpretation indicates that the presence of the Banu Umayyah family in the political scene can cause sedition and conflicts among people. It also suggests that sectarian and political divisions are reflected in reality and have negative effects that extend across generations. The article emphasizes that the sedition associated with the cursed tree represents evil and harm, which incite disputes and division among people.
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