Tafsir for verse: 68:18
وَلَا يَسۡتَثۡنُونَ ١٨ ﴿18﴾
18and did not make any exception (by saying inshā’allāh ).
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Commentary
And they do not make exceptions. This means they do not seek or find a return to what was before the oath by saying 'If Allah wills' or other words that necessitate that something from their paradise is absolutely not prohibited. This is called an exception because it is the exclusion of something whose ruling is different from what was mentioned first. The original form of it was: except that Allah wills, and it is linked to 'If Allah wills' for its return to Him in the unity of the ruling.
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