“Therein is fruit and palm trees possessing sheathed clusters”.
Eating for pleasure and delight (came to denote fruit in general).
Palm-trees mentioned specifically after the general “fruit”.
“Possessing covers and sheaths”.
Before ripening, date clusters remain covered within fibrous or leafy sheaths.
As the sheath splits, the fruit stalks are exposed and dates begin their gradual ripening.
Clusters hang down, presenting a colourful, gift-like image that enhances the palm’s natural beauty.
“Fruit” encompasses what is enjoyed for pleasure and delight.
“Palm-trees” are singled out due to their particular importance to the Arabs.
Provision here highlights not only what nourishes and sustains, but also tastes and beauty that far exceed physical needs.