Overall meaning : Allah, Exalted be He, directs His Prophet, Muhammad, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, to make allowances for people and be tolerant of their nature, to enjoin people to do good and say what is right according to Islam and to ignore those who behave foolishly towards him.
He further enjoins him to seek refuge in Him if an evil whisper comes to him from Satan or if a prompting from him stirs him to blind anger, stating that He is the All-Hearing, the All-Seeing.
The Almighty also states that when an evil whisper comes to those who do what He commands and avoid what He forbids from Satan or a prompting from him stirs them to anger, they remember Allah’s reward and punishment and immediately see His light and guidance with their hearts and thus desist from disobeying Him.
He also points out that the devils make misguidance and error seem fair to the devils’ brothers—the unbelievers and wicked from among human beings—and ceaselessly draw them into unbelief and sins without ever growing weary of doing so, and their followers and supporters from among human beings never fail to commit such sins.
Then, addressing His Prophet, Muhammad, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, He says to him: If you do not bring the idolaters—who worship idols besides Allah—a miracle which they demand, they ask, 'Why do you not make it yourself?’ Say to them: I only follow what is revealed to me from my Lord. This Qur’an contains clear signs for guidance and conclusive proofs confirming the truth from Allah, and it is a guide to the right path and mercy for the believers in this life and in the hereafter.