قَالَ فَٱخۡرُجۡ مِنۡهَا فَإِنَّكَ رَجِيمࣱ
(Allah) said: "Then get thee out from here; for thou art rejected, accursed
He said: Then go thou forth from hence, for lo! thou art outcast
(Allah) said: "Then leave, for verily, you are an outcast
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قال الله تعالى له: فاخرج من الجنة، فإنك مطرود من كل خير، وإن عليك اللعنة والبعد من رحمتي إلى يوم يُبْعَث الناس للحساب والجزاء.
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{ قَالَ } الله معاقبا له على كفره واستكباره { فَاخْرُجْ مِنْهَا فَإِنَّكَ رَجِيمٌ } أي: مطرود مبعد من كل خير
Source: Saadi via spa5k/tafsir_api · reference
يذكر تعالى أنه أمر إبليس أمرا كونيا لا يخالف ولا يمانع بالخروج من المنزلة التي كان فيها من الملإ الأعلى وأنه رجيم أي مرجوم وأنه قد اتبعته لعنة لا تزال متصلة به لاحقة له متواترة عليه إلى يوم القيامة.
Source: Ibn Kathir via spa5k/tafsir_api · reference
The Expulsion of Iblis from Jannah, and His Reprieve until the Day of Resurrection
Allah tells us how He issued an unconditional command to Iblis to leave the position he held among the highest of heights. He told him that he was an outcast, i.e., cursed, and that he would be followed by a curse that would hound him until the Day of Resurrection. It was reported that Sa`id bin Jubayr said: "When Allah cursed Iblis, his image into something different from that of the angels, and he made a sound like a bell. Every bell that rings on this earth until the Day of Resurrection is part of that. This was reported by Ibn Abi Hatim.
Source: Ibn Kathir abridged via spa5k/tafsir_api · reference
Said He ‘Then be gone from hence that is from the Garden — but it is also said from the heavens — for you are indeed accursed outcast.
Source: Jalalayn (English) via spa5k/tafsir_api · reference
The Command to Prostrate was Given to Angels - Iblis was to Follow Suit
Addressing Iblis in Surah Al-A` raf, it was said: مَا مَنَعَكَ أَلَّا تَسْجُدَ إِذْ أَمَرْتُكَ (What stopped you from prostrating when I ordered you? - 7:12). This shows that the command to prostrate was given, along with the angels, to Iblis as well. However, the verses you have gone through a little earlier apparently give the sense that the command was particular to the an-gels. This could mean that the command was originally given to the angels but, as Iblis too was present among the angels, therefore, he too was covered by this command as a corollary - because, when the command went forth for the most august creation of Allah Ta’ ala, that is, the an-gels, that they pay their homage to Sayyidna 'Adam (علیہ السلام) ، it was obvious that any other creation was bound to follow suit under this command. It was for this reason that Iblis did not respond by saying that he was never asked to prostrate to begin with, so he could not be charged with the crime of non-compliance of the order. Perhaps, the words of the Qur’ an here: ' أَبَىٰ أَن يَكُونَ مَعَ السَّاجِدِينَ ' (He refused to be among those who prostrated - 30) may contain a hint in that direction. Rather than say: أَبَىٰ أَن یَّسجُدَ 1 that is, 'he refused to prostrate', what was actually said was: ' أَبَىٰ أَن يَكُونَ مَعَ السَّاجِدِينَ ' he refused to be among those who prostrated. This indicates that the main prostraters were after all the angels but Iblis too, being present with them, was reason-bound to join the prostrating an-gels. So, the Divine wrath was against his failure to join.
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