36فَسَخَّرنا لَهُ الرّيحَ تَجري بِأَمرِهِ رُخاءً حَيثُ أَصابَMuhammad AsadAnd so1 We made subservient to him the wind, so that it gently sped at his behest withersoever he willed,2I.e., as a reward for his humility and turning-away from worldly ambitions, implied in the prayer, "Forgive me my sins".Cf. 21:81 and the corresponding note 75. For the meaning, in general, of the many legends surrounding the person of Solomon, see note 77 on 21:82.