First Impressions: Reading the Quran for the Very First Time

First Impressions: Reading the Quran for the Very First Time
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Embark on a profound journey of exploration and reflection as we delve into the experience of reading the Quran for the very first time. In this video, join us as we navigate the pages of this sacred text, sharing our thoughts, emotions, and insights along the way.
📖 *The Quran Unveiled:*
Discover the beauty and wisdom of the Quran as we read it cover to cover for the first time. Through this personal journey, we aim to provide a genuine perspective on encountering the verses, themes, and teachings that have shaped the lives of millions across the world.
💭 *Thoughts and Reflections:*
Witness our genuine reactions as we encounter the profound messages and stories within the Quran. We'll share our thoughts on the verses, the language, and the spiritual impact it has on us as first-time readers.
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Whether you're familiar with the Quran or curious about its contents, this video provides a space for both newcomers and those well-acquainted with the text to connect on a shared journey of exploration and understanding.
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We invite you to engage with us in the comments section, sharing your experiences, insights, and questions about reading the Quran. Let's foster a respectful and open dialogue that enriches our collective understanding.
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[@mdmujahidulislam2437]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📖 Overview of the Opening Surah - The first Surah, "The Opening," encapsulates the entire message of Islam. - Emphasizes Allah's mercy and forgiveness upon submission to Him. - Muslims recite this Surah in their daily prayers, highlighting its significance. 01:23 ⛪ Challenges in Performing Daily Prayers - Discusses the difficulty of adhering to the five daily prayers. - Acknowledges the challenge of remembering the specific times for each prayer. - Expresses newfound respect for Muslims facing the linguistic challenge of reciting prayers in Arabic. 02:18 🐄 Overview of the Second Surah ("The Cow") - The second Surah, "The Cow," summarizes and concludes the preceding revelations. - Emphasizes the oneness of God and the finality of the Quran as God's word. - Highlights the Quran's unique stance on accepting no message other than its own. 03:53 📜 Quran's Precision Compared to Other Scriptures - Points out the Quran's view of being the verbatim word of Allah, emphasizing precision. - Highlights the perceived differences between how the Quran is viewed versus the Old and New Testaments. - Contrasts the Quran's emphasis on the book as the message and the message as the book. 05:18 🔄 Repetitive Nature of Quran and Allah's Mercy - Notes the repetitive nature of the Quran, outlining laws, rules, and Allah's mercy. - Contrasts the image of Allah in the Old Testament with the Quran's portrayal of Allah's mercy. - Appreciates the Quran's flexibility, offering forgiveness in the face of challenges or disobedience. 06:12 🤔 Positive First Impressions of Reading the Quran - Expresses surprise at how much personal understanding aligns with the Quran. - Acknowledges the unexpected resonance with the Quran's depiction of Allah. - Indicates a positive and affirming experience in the initial reading of the Quran.

[@AliFadil-dx9lm]

You have put a church emoji remove it

[@YRO.]

@@AliFadil-dx9lm I understand the intention behind your comment, but how about being polite and asking instead of ordering?

[@sravasaksitam]

@@YRO. Change the emoji to a mosque, pwetty pweeze? 🥺👉👈

[@Paqcar]

@@sravasaksitam 🤣

[@jared2244]

@@AliFadil-dx9lm " You have put a church emoji remove it" What does this mean?

[@clintonbaird5465]

Halfway through reading the Quran for my first time I knew I had to become Muslim. Alhamdulillah I’m a white American and it’s been around 2 years now! It’s the biggest blessing one can ever receive

[@flyaroundyourfire]

Welcome, my brother ❤️

[@leelaghazi4949]

May The Almighty keep you steadfast brother 😊

[@Greeneyedization]

Congratulations! So glad to hear that many are converting to Islam, welcome to a religion full of peace.

[@KuntauX]

اَلْحَمْدُ للَّهِ رَبِّ الْعالَمِينَ

[@abdelmoneim3796]

My dear brother, I Thank Allah that be blessed you and rescued you.

[@BrahminVaad_BaqiSab_Bakwaas]

I am a South Indian, my mother tongue is Tamil and second language is English. I memorized 1/4 of the Quran. Alhamdulillah.

[@Greeneyedization]

That's Amazing!

[@LordHelmet78]

Mashallah

[@onenesseduorg]

Kalakunga, Alhamdulillah

[@AmicableAgnostic]

Did you read 4.23 and 4.24? Can you explain it.

[@mohammadambusaidi3165]

Mashaa allah ,

[@nicholea5526]

As a convert to Islam, initially, the 5 daily prayers can be difficult. Still, it becomes easy after a short period, so much so, that one begins to get anxious if one cannot pray as soon as prayer time comes and the only relief comes from doing the prescribed prayer. There is such a sense of peace that one gets from the prayers and it sustains you throughout the day, when we're awash in worldly concerns.

[@missusbarkdog]

It is never easy. It is however necessary ...I differ in telling people that they will find "peace" merely by praying because people give up if they don't get that magic all over feeling you describe. Prayer is work. It is necessary because it renews our covenant with Allah every second raka and it tells our own mind to behave. It's not about that "peaceful easy feeling" and should not be touted as such. It's a requirement like brushing owns teeth....a kind of hygeine for the soul and I don't know about you but brushing my teeth at 10 pm or 4 am is not "fun". It is necessary though because I would never dream of talking to a stranger while having bad breath. So, just saying.

[@Thefriend9660]

May God increase your faith and light. I do not know you, but from your comment I know that you are my sister in Islam. I hope that you will pray for me in your next prayers. Thank you very much in advance.

[@bajoo]

Going into prostration for Allah (swt), the Lord of the worlds, is an amazing experience.

[@nicholea5526]

@@Thefriend9660 Ameen. Jamyean, insha'Allah. You will be in my dua'a insha'Allah.

[@missusbarkdog]

and peace to you to we are one and we have already won sister@@Thefriend9660

[@caitlinwears977]

I was gifted this exact Qur’an in Feb 2021. I read it and everything just made sense. After a lot of researching and reading, and feeling that Islam was the truth, I converted to Islam in August 2021. It is the best decision I have ever made in my life.

[@saihanmarshall5287]

May you and everyone be granted jannah al firdaus ❤

[@user-go5bo4li7m]

ربنا يسعدك وينور طريقك ويثبتك على دين الاسلام

[@onverra7731]

اللهم بارك

[@Zaitoon55]

AL HAMDULILLAH. I'm happy for you.

[@AhmedElsayed-fd6gr]

Congratulations sister, you're blessed.

[@She_iswise]

I was raised 7th Day Adventist so we had to learn OT and NT. This year God Almighty led me to Islam during Bible Study 🤲

[@sorrynotsorry3264]

Poor soul

[@GMC885]

Me too sister, and on June 2nd this year I embraced Islam after months of intense studying. I pray all people come to know about Islam and embrace it but more so my Adventist people. They are good people but the doctrine they follow is rooted in false prophecy (they said Jesus was to return to earth on October 4th 1844) meanwhile Jesus himself said of the hour, no one knows except the father and you'd think the Adventist doctrine will repent after the failed prophecy but no, it's renovated to mean Jesus rather went to the "holy of holiest place" in heaven to complete his atonement as his earthly atonement was incomplete, meanwhile the Bible says Jesus said "it is finished" before he gave up the ghost, I ask what is the difference between finish and complete? They(Adventists) purport to strictly follow the Bible but when you compare these doctrines they teach to the Bible, it is grossly misleading, contradicting to the sayings of Jesus as reported in the Bible. Today, I look at my Adventist folks and all I can think is for God to guide them away from following con man(William Miller) and pseudo prophetess (E.G White). The woman was a prolific writer no doub,t but not a prophetess by any stretch of the word. May Allah guide them to the truth

[@stainxfalcon]

kinda sad to see somebody lose a weak concept that cannot be taught with proper logic. poor soul who has lost christianity which is faulty anyway.@@sorrynotsorry3264

[@abdullahiabdi1332]

@GMC885 ma shaaAllah may Allah bless you my muslim sister

[@iamRahulGandhi420]

So what does Surah 3- Al Imran verse 151 say?

[@abdulrahmanalsaeed7792]

may Allah guide you to the right path 🤍

[@KDbooks]

Inshallah Ahk 😊

[@mahastik328]

aamiin aamiin ya Allah

[@ahmadmuzakkir6792]

Aamiin

[@shapalikhanam9418]

Allahamdulillah so glad you read our Holy Book did you manage to read all of it ?

[@Dani_sister4peace]

Ameen 🥰

[@FatimahYusuf-pt7uu]

I am latina and I also was not knowing Arabic but if you put yourself every day with faith and love, you will learn and love ir and feel peace and strength ❤ is 22 years I am Muslim ❤ Alhamdulillah, my best wishes for you ❤ keep on reading with your heart❤

[@tylenolpain]

Please read below beautiful verses from Quran on various topics. Female equality: Quran 2:178 Quran 2:223 Quran2:228 Quran 2:282 Quran 24:31 Quran 5:6 Quran 4:34 Quran 4:15 Quran 2:222 Marriage and relationship- Quran 4:24 Quran 4:25 Quran 2:178 Quran 23:5-6 Tolerance to disbelievers and love for disbelievers- Quran 8:12-14 Quran 3:28 Quran 3:73 Quran 3:118 Quran 4:89 Quran 4:56 Quran 5:101-102 Quran 11:45-46 Quran 18:74-80 Quran 3:90 Quran 3:85 War etiquette: Quran 2:216 Quran 9:29-30 Quran 9:5 Quran 8:67 Quran 47:4 Quran 2:190-193 Quran 5:33-34 Quran 3:161 Quran 33:37 Quran 33:50 Quran 33:51-53 Quran 66:1-5 Forgiveness for committing sin like adultery, fornication & other laws: Quran 24:2 Quran 24:3 Quran 24:4 Quran 24:6 Quran 2:194 Quran 4:92

[@patsavala3601]

I received the 1st Quran I ordered, I’ve been listening to it while driving and it sounds beautiful, gives me a nice fuzzy feeling 💜

[@lonerifat5985]

You needed not buy one. Muslims distribute it free of any cost. You just ask a Muslim n he'll provide it.

[@herneyse11]

In the Name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate. There is no god but God, He is One, He has no partner; His is the dominion, and His is the praise; He alone grants life, and deals death, and He is living and dies not; all good is in His hand, He is powerful over all things, and with Him all things have their end.

[@nazmi7593]

Many muslim not arab but we can easily memorise some surah because Allah promise this Quran is easy to learn

[@bluemoongirl28]

Peace be upon you! Can confirm. There are more than 240 million Muslims in Southeast Asia too!

[@maryan8798]

I am a jamaican Muslim and I can read the Quran in arabic its not hard. This is Allah and Allah made the Quran easy for anyone who is a Muslim to read Allah made all human beings so it is made easy for all regardless of where you come from your back ground black white Chinese etc. That's the whole point . When you begin you like hhuhh but when you keep going you like that it actually was easy I just needed to keep going keep practicing! Trust me I'm a Revert black jamaican it looks hard because of the new lettering and sounds but ALLAH made it easy for all mankind that embraces Islam, also many Muslim memorise alll surah in quran even children young as 5 so there ypu go it's about practice and good intention for understanding and guidance it's just about keep going keep practicing and you will see !

[@TateClipz1]

Yeah, you are correct. i have a bit difficulty while talking or even reading English but when I read quran I can read it very very easily and smoothly. Allah Hu Akbar@@maryan8798

[@iizatoichiii]

I would also like to point out the Prophet said that those who read the Quran are rewarded but those who read it and make mistakes because it's hard for them are doubly rewarded you are rewarded simply for trying keep at it brother inshallah it gets easier

[@talentfinder575]

Who cares if you can memorise. Means nothing. People memorise telephone books, doesn’t make it holy. Try studying your text carefully instead of following what your muftas and madrasah teach. Use your God given brain, that’s why it was gifted to you. To question things.

[@kamina2023]

We Indonesian, are not speaking arabic, yet millions of us memorize the whole/parts of Qur'an. Btw, dont burden your self focusing to the language, but take step by step , litle by little learning process, if u feel uneasy with translation then try to find further explanation in tafseer. May Allah grant you with knowledge and wisdom ❤

[@apacheatlantic]

beautifull

[@SurVato]

May Allah bless our Muslim brothers and sisters in Indonesia

[@abdan7262]

We in South Africa as well. Alhamdullilah.

[@byteme9718]

No wonder you have no time to work and improve yourselves then. It's about as useful as memorising a German newspaper just so you can claim you can recite it.

[@georgespaceagency9894]

​@@byteme9718 wdym, the santris (which is islamic boarding school students) helped the independence of Indonesia. Religion helped the development of the country, and led us to where we are today. Now think again of how we have no time to improve. Reciting is used so that the Quran wouldn't be lost even after all the texts are gone

[@arieshabalouch]

I m from pakistan, but i speak sindhi which is a language of state not the country (urdu) but i can read arabic, and also memorised the quranic surahs. Alhamdulilah, I m a born muslim but i had to find islam myself; i realised every person has to find islam themselves It doesnt matter if you are born muslim. Praying 5 times is difficult for some but it gives me so much discipline and PEACE. May Allah guide you to straight path brother, please talk about falastine Edit: Wrote this comment 4 months ago, now its april 2024, our brother accepted islam ❤ I m so glad Ma sha’Allah ❤❤❤

[@Kieyukuyurei]

Nothing brings me joy than seeing people give themselves time to actually read the Qur'an rather than just going by societal narratives❤ Allahmdulillah

[@nakkadu]

But when people read it they will realize what nonsense it is

[@aylina-mm3hi]

@@nakkaduthere are people like you who will regard it as such and there are quite many people who revert after reading it. So what’s your point here?

[@nakkadu]

@@aylina-mm3hi they convert not revert. Maybe they're easily fooled.

[@aylina-mm3hi]

@@nakkadu triggered by a word lol

[@nakkadu]

@@aylina-mm3hi Not triggered, just correcting you 👍🏽

[@lemonyblue2437]

You talked not like neutral person but someone who respect the religion, you praised the prophet, i amaze ❤

[@seraph8293]

Shouldn’t he be neutral, at the end of the day it’s up to him

[@andreeas.2362]

Did you ever read about his life? You should do it.

[@bunjijumper5345]

If he reads about his life then he will leave Islam like I did. I am Algerian and didnt really even know a lot of the things until I moved the USA. I thought it was lies at first. I didnt even know that other religions existed. I think the more he learns the less likely he will follow Islam. @@andreeas.2362

[@KHABIB-TIME]

“Take advantage of five before five: your youth before your old age, your health before your sickness, your wealth before your poverty, your free time before your busyness, and your life before your death.” - Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

[@jared2244]

" Take advantage of five before five.." Imagine a prophet of God adding so much importance to this. What does this have to do with salvation?

[@KHABIB-TIME]

@@jared2244 Around a thousand years ago Imam Muhammad Al-Ghazzali told story of a man walking in the jungle. A roaring lion ran towards him and the man ran as fast as he could to escape from it. He noticed a well in front of him and he jumped inside hoping to escape from the lion. As he was falling inside the well, he grabbed onto the rope and saved himself. The man was so relieved but when he looked down he saw a big snake at the bottom of the well. It had its jaws wide open ready to swallow him up. The man then looked up and saw two mice nibbling at the rope. A black mouse and a white were both chewing into the rope. The scary lion was still prowling outside the well. The man's heart was pounding as he wondered how he could escape from this. Then he noticed a honeycomb in front of him which had delicious honey dripping from it. He stuck his finger into the honey and put it inside his mouth. It was delicious and for a moment he forgot about the lion, the snake and the two mice chewing at the rope. Imam Ghazali explained that the lion is like the angel of death which is always looming above us. The snake was like his grave which all humans will face. The black mouse and white mouse were like the day and night which are always nibbling at our life (the rope). The honey was like this dunya (this temporal world) which with its momentary sweetness makes us forget the death and the eternal life. ........... . . ..

[@nosheen9097]

@@jared2244this advice is a strong reminder for us to not be complacent, instead we should be focused on success in the world and the hereafter.

[@AB-xi9im]

​@@jared2244islam treats all aspects of life my friend.

[@eide_ball]

@@jared2244 because life is short but we will live forever after death and the most important thing today is useing our short time to "think". Thinking wizely is the only way to salvation. Quran always say : think !

[@user-bd2jl6hl9m]

I am Muslim and I am so proud of you explaining Quran and Islam in a very easy respectful way . Allah bless you brother ❤

[@thatsnotmyname-]

I admire your openness and curiosity. I’m a practicing Muslim, and this religion gives me peace within and constantly centers my moral compass. Most importantly, it drives me to become better as a human, and at whatever I do, while simultaneously reminding me not to be attached to this worldly life…. it’s almost like a superpower.

[@empty1644]

You phrased that really well

[@Greeneyedization]

Wishing you all the best in Islam path, the path of peace and satisfaction.

[@lulzhh5177]

Fajr prayer is hard to get up for but, by far my favourite prayer of the day. It always feels just amazing when you pray fajr

[@BM-of6dg]

The prophet (pbuh) said: “The two Rak`ah before the dawn (Fajr) prayer are dearer to me than the whole world.”

[@misbahboir9432]

Ya u get productive but try tahjud once just once 14rakah and experience

[@mzaalam]

What makes it harder away from the equator is the vast changes in fajr and Isha through the year.

[@reverie6187]

It is my favorite prayer too! If I have pray my Fajr, I always think by the permission of Allah I could rule the world! "Observe the prayer from the decline of the sun until the darkness of the night and the dawn prayer, for certainly the dawn prayer is witnessed ˹by angels˺" QS. Al-Isra 78.

[@everythingreview767]

Just waking up early, when everything still dark, pray your 2 rakaah fajr prayer, in the cold dark calm serene morning. Just you and your god. You can tell Him anything. Ask for anything. Be thankful for everything. Vent out all your worries. 1 to 1 talk. You gonna feel so good after. No rush either. Can take your bath. Your breakfast. Or has an early morning run before work. Its prime your day for a good start.

[@bringman23]

Embraced Islam 10 years ago. I'll have to talk for hours to explain why its a true unchanged religion. But if I were to sum it up, I'll say this "it makes perfect sense. Nothing seeps through the cracks"

[@umarpaillaleo6828]

The problem of Islam is our lack of knowledge.. the more we know the more senses have... Subhanallah

[@dbcooper8741]

Absolutely!

[@fatzalot8752]

Yeah me too, I met some Muslim brothers who I befriended on a game. Safe to say we are friends IRL and we had mutual friends, I was born Muslim however I only knew the basics. However, after knowing the history I would like to say it is definitely 100% the true religion. Good to have you with us brother, Barakallahu Feek!

[@jasazran1748]

it was easier, simpler, and perfeect sense to our intelectual.

[@TheCraydee]

my favourite part is where the 53 year old man sleeps with a 9 year old and watches her play with dolls.

[@Wisdomseeker1028]

As a Muslim, i have to say i am surprised to see how spot on your understanding of Islam was here. We do believe the Koran was perfect preserved and verbatim the word of Allah, though interpretations may vary. I wish you read the full book and do another video like this. Lastly, Allah guides who he wills and if your heart is drawn to Islam then we welcome you brother!

[@ahmedwagdy2672]

I've been a muslim my whole life but like many muslims in arab world we deviate from it and get lost in the temptations of life but thank allah I've renewed my islam again and started praying all prayers on time and fast whenever i can and now for the first time in my life i have a purpose again my life is full again not feeling like an empty shell and depressed again Truly quran really fixes your soul and heart from the dunya (life)

[@taminislami]

Dont over burden yourself at beginning, take a step at a time. When you have a delicious cake if you eat it all at once you will have hard time eating, but if you eat slowly you will be enjoying yourself.

[@KDbooks]

Great advice for all things!

[@eni6896]

@@KDbooks that's one reason why the Quran was not send in a single day, but over two decades :)

[@leelaghazi4949]

The Quran was sent down over 23years, so please take your time brother and take baby steps. May The Almighty bless you and guide you to the true religion of Islam.

[@brawbahr8035]

And your stomach will heard, golden balance is the key wa allahualem inshallah ❤

[@user-kw6ez6jt4e]

Before I was praying regularyl, I first made duah and asked Allah to make one of those who never missed prayers. I am going 6+ years strong and the morning prayers are really hard but I am woking on sleeping early and trying to sleep after praying.

[@sofiansulaiman4308]

That's the right way. 1. Sleep early(after isyak prayer) - then, you can wake up early, insya Allah 2. Don't forget the DOA(asking God to make it easy for you to do tahajjud) Have a nice day, bro

[@asmasouma7675]

لكن الاستيقاظ وقت الصبح له فوائد جسدية وفقك الله اكثر فقط من الاستغفار

[@maryanne7161]

Also, try to avoid afternoon nsp/siesta. It throws our whole schedule off balance.

[@zq1800]

Like it or not, Islam is THE truth. ❤

[@zeeshan0987]

Subhan Allah, a lot of people who read the Quran out of curiosity seems to have similar experience, they say they did not expect it the way it is and it answers a lot of questions they had in their mind.

[@hsasmgable]

The one thing that's always drawn me to this religion is the unity of its people. I don't know if you've seen it but I might have a Caucasian Muslim friend who could go to a Ugandan village, just say Assalamu alaykum to any Muslim and they suddenly have this family connection with all these Arabic terms. It's quite fascinating and very unique

[@AvesPasseri-Jinysvet]

Not really, this is a case among many different groups... Christians, Buddhists, different sects, or even nations, expats. Simply among those who share something dear to them.

[@TruthIslam-wr9sk]

Nah, it's our religion that binds us together as one ummah. It's hadith(saying) of Prophet Muhammed(peace be upon him) that muslims are like one body. If there's pain in one part of the body, the whole body becomes restless.

[@AvesPasseri-Jinysvet]

@@TruthIslam-wr9sk Umma, church, Sangha, nation, tribe. It's important to have a group you belong to, you can find help n anywhere then thanks to the bond. The best bond is humanity though. Unfortunately, we still live in a world where groups stand against each other and forget about what connects them.

[@mobashirmallick0786]

@ AvesPasseri-Jinysvet Agreed brother , Religion was meant to unite people & unfortunately in today's world people use it to fight each other.

[@hsasmgable]

@@AvesPasseri-Jinysvet yes it's true, but it's just my observation. Until now I've not really ever seen two Christians from different parts of the world meeting and suddenly connecting with with these ancient words and creating a family bond over Christianity. I know many Christians who meet other Christians very casually with hello or hi, but I see Muslims from different parts of the world saying alhamdulillah and asalamalykum even though none speak Arabic! Even when I see Christian aid workers abroad in other countries in Africa, I've never seen them greeting each other or identifying each other through Christianity or the likes from any other religion the same way I've seen from Muslims who meet each other

[@tobiramasenju5878]

I am a muslim, watching your video and crying. All praise is due to ALLAH. Thank you for posting. Please make more videos of Quran reading. May Allah guide you to the right path.

[@alpha-boss]

Ameen

[@loupasternak]

i wept when i saw so many hamas bots on youtube

[@EmanNagi]

@@loupasternak hmm bots that support g3nocide aren't that many Alhamdulillah. Not everyone is cheap enough to accept money for children's blood.

[@peterbeater012]

Lol, what a hater 😂

[@leelaghazi4949]

Fajr and Asr prayers are extremely important became they are witnessed by Allah's angels.

[@degenerateweeb2070]

The prayer may be difficult at first when trying to pray on time but what I've found out is that the more consistent I was with my prayer, the more I found myself running back to it. It was and is a sort of refuge for me to seek guidance, forgiveness and help from my master. It brings me consolidation and peace to know that my master is Most Merciful, All Knowing, All Seeing and All Hearing. He knows my situation best and knowing that I'm able to be at peace with whatever comes my way.

[@abdar-rahman6965]

No Rituals in Quran. Salat is not Rituals. 5 Rituals are made up by Mullahs

[@nouha1154]

I am Muslim born but was baptised and raised in a catholic school. Now with recent events I've been researching and learning, and I finally found a translation using names in English that are the same people mentioned in the Bible and Torah. That made a huge difference for me in understanding the similar stories narrated.

[@planetecomedy]

may Allah our creator guide you to the right path if you ask him sincerly i will assure you that you will find yourself Muslim

[@KDbooks]

What translation are you using, may I ask?

[@moaadzeedan6363]

May Allah guide you back to Islam

[@sorrynotsorry3264]

All ham to allah

[@hassanmirza2392]

@@KDbooks Oxford classics Qur'an is the best

[@shaheempashua6924]

You my dear beloved brother don't realise it but you are already speaking some Arabic Just the gracious uttering you blessed us with "insha'Allah" you said so yes my brother your doing better than you realise Subhanala May Allah SWT keep guiding you insha'Allah Aameen Ya Rabbal Alameen

[@KDbooks]

Thank you my akh!

[@maulinux1]

@@KDbooks Absolutely unshareable video. Why attack other texts if you liked this sacred text? It makes no sense.

[@KDbooks]

@@maulinux1 ??? I don't understand your question, sorry.

[@maulinux1]

@@KDbooks Mine is not a question but a criticism of your video . And a criticism if you want, a heavy one.

[@CloudOnIOS]

@@maulinux1 mate he’s just comparing the Quran to what he has already read, to well… make a comparison and give an overview. If you think that’s wrong and unjustified and I’m sorry mate you HAVE a peanut brain 🥜

[@fahadashrafofficial]

Thank you for actually reading the Quran and not taking the ignorant approach to it.

[@thatothernigeriangirl]

I actually love how you pronounced the words Surah and Solah 👌🏾

[@zackiejama5592]

Salat not solah friend

[@enyu2855]

its actually quite easy to memorize the surah because they all are written like poetry. I don't speak arabic but i still remember many surahs i learned when I was a child still today

[@farahriasat727]

No,it’s not easy for everyone.

[@karabiner159]

Your summary of the opening surahs is very astute. It's an excellent introduction to the beginning chapters of the Qur'an. I'm really pleased and grateful for your respectful treatment of the book and our Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah upon him). Such an open-minded and open-hearted attitude is truly commendable. May God open your heart and guide you to truth.

[@Sam4G0d]

As someone who grew up Muslim, this is so cool to see! You probably know more about the Quran than I do, as I've never actually read it in full!

[@mohammadsaheidmiah8282]

That's it my brother you have opened your heart to the ultimate truth. May Allah keep you guided

[@Khadija-ge8es]

امين يارب العالمين 🤲

[@ProZeezo]

I can hear it in your voice and I can see it in your eyes! You have been guiding by Allah to his message. I hope Allah gives you more of that and reward you with a good life and the best grades in the end.

[@lonerifat5985]

Large majority of muslims do not know the arabic language but Alhamdulillah millions of muslims around the world have memorized the Quran letter to letter. That is the beauty of Quran. It is very easy to remember. By the time our kids reach the age of 6 years they have all read the Noble Quran and are very apt in reading and reciting the Quran correctly besides memorizing much of it if not all.

[@prsimoibn2710]

Now this man is one dedicated book enthusiast ❤

[@KDbooks]

I try

[@aln-hq9nv]

Agree. Any person who decides to sincerely study the Quran whether the person is a Muslim (in which case it is already an obligation upon the person) or Non Muslim, in order to know and understand what Islam and Quran is all about and to know who Allah is, has been truly and most certainly been blessed with a mind and heart that is open to truth and a humble nature that will insha'Allah make the person realize and accept guidance that will benefit him/her in this world and the hereafter. May Allah guide and keep steadfast this brother in the video and all others like him who are studying the Quran. Aameen.

[@ha836122]

I am not speak Arabic, I memorized surah Al Kahfi 110 verses long. There is key to memorize the Qur'an.

[@LLLadySSS]

Allahumma barik brother!

[@samlebon9884]

I am just curious. Do you understand what you memorize?

[@weretron]

@@samlebon9884 It is easier to memorize when you understand it

[@samlebon9884]

@@weretron That's why I asked him the question.

[@amaadshah91]

​@@samlebon9884 I don't speak Arabic but when I learn surahs I read the English meaning a few times before the Arabic as it makes it a lot easier to memorize the Arabic after. Otherwise, you're just making sounds.

[@getsumei7822]

I see that you are really paying attention to every verse and I admire that. may Allah always guide you

[@souf1440]

Thanks bro! A genuinly thank you, to you KDB. I just saw this video in my recommends so i dont know your background or anything, but glad to see someone reading and doing research! Definitly gonna check your other vids. May God guide you and keep you and your family safe! Salaam/Peace, from a muslim brother

[@kl0pper]

Love this! Please continue making videos about the Quran!

[@nahla1502]

May Allah give you enthusiasm for learning and knowledge of Quran and hadith. My 4 year old grandson has memorized several surahs juz 30 just by listening to his mother reading them. Also memorize several Arabic prayers and their meanings. Even though we don't speak Arabic. SURAH AL-QAMAR (54: 17, 22, 32, 40)

[@diyana]

peace and blessings! thank you for sharing your thoughts so honestly and passionately x

[@CaramelMood06]

I love your positive energy and enthusiasm! May God guide us! ❤

[@saadfadel924]

i like when people from non Muslim communities learn our holy book, that really makes me happy, by the way i'm From Turkey

[@KDbooks]

Hello 🇹🇷 from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@MistahMatzah]

But you don't study ours. You learn nothing from anyone else. The world is filled with beauty but you won't look.

[@dedamraz607]

thats so not true lol. educate urslef bro. 1

[@esmamesihovic5764]

I really enjoyed listening to this. I'm currently memorizing the Quran and have many friends that have completed it. It's always nice hearing someone's thoughts when they first open it. Also, I absolutely love listening to its recitation. Maybe I'd recommend Abdurahman Mossad. Excited to hear more of your thoughts.

[@kathrynpiper3235]

Thank you for giving such an honest and clear explanation on the Quran and beliefs of Islam and in such a respectful way. May Allah guide and reward you.

[@hebayahya6250]

I never comment on videos, but I am impressed by how you noticed and pointed out fundamental realities, like Allah’s mercy and consideration of human mistakes and forgetfulness. I truly wish for you to enter Islam. May Allah guide you to his path.

[@Utuber387]

The five daily prayers will clean out all the daily minor sins. Any time we prayed we seek forgiveness, and Allah most merciful will forgive us. My allah guide us and accept our prayers. Amin.

[@aln-hq9nv]

Five daily prayers for our soul is like the minimum daily food and water for our body. Without them the soul withers and eventually everything good in it dies. And just like our health depends on the quality of food, the health of the soul depends on the quality of the prayer/Salah which is namely the strength of our connection with the Creator of that soul, Allah, and this can only be improved by seeking and following Allah's guidance.

[@tofakaa5661]

repetition is how humans learn better. repetition is also a sign that the message is one.

[@Nixx786]

Just stumbled across your channel. Firstly excited to hear the Welsh accent and secondly appreciate the respectful manner in which you are undertaking this journey. May you be blessed with many openings

[@saidouceesay3492]

CREOSO

[@Hardrada88]

Thanks for this video! Im new to studying and reading it..and definitely new to trying my arabic! Its an excellent video with a good, informative and kind message. Thanks!

[@nunchai_is_life]

Love your energy and enjoyed your honest. Made me smile - your experience is exactly what most of go through as muslims learning to be muslims! 😊 thank you for the smiles and bless you on your journey.

[@toninaaliyah5451]

I’m Italian Canadian covert since 2006 , I pray in English, allah accepts prayers in every language as long as it’s translated properly from the Quran, loyalty chapter which is the first. God speed ❤

[@krarchaamine]

No my frend the pray must be in arabic language say pray by the short sora and I shood that you can in shaa allah.

[@hassanirfan5267]

@@krarchaamine if he's starting than I think it's fine

[@toninaaliyah5451]

@@krarchaamine show me where Allah says that the prayer should only be in Arabic. Please, Allah didn’t make the religion difficult for people that means from whichever country you are born in and are born in a Muslim family or convert. Please show where Allah says only in Arabic.

[@krarchaamine]

@@toninaaliyah5451 the Quran writin by Arabic language wen you lern this languge you inderstend that a lot of mining of ther word is not the same by english language so this is a miracle than the Quran is valid for all time and for ever no one can be distorts it and the Arabic language is very nise and riche and the language of the peaple of paradis and adam . Sory my engish langue is not good I hope inderstend me.

[@toninaaliyah5451]

@@krarchaamine yes I understood you, but in translation to English in comparison to Arabic is not extremely different; it’s giving you many other interpretations, but you put it according to the verse. I am only saying that the Muslims that are not Arabic can absolutely pray in their language and accepted by Allah ( inshallah) even in Arabic ( inshallah it’s accepted) .

[@aabedyassine9209]

When i was a kid I'd cry whenever i heard Quran being recited even though i didn't understand it. As an adult whenever im reading/listening alone it instantly switches my senses my needs my whole world and self view i still cry to its message and influence to the knowledge of God the merciful. As if its a struggle of material life and God, leaving Quran for some time will make me closer to an animal with materialistic instincts where emotions and needs rule over everything, i turn to Quran and wow no words can explain the elevation and the state that i go into nothing can break you you're fulfilled you're complete you're happy and you just want to please Allah and help others reach that state of love❤❤

[@its_soops]

MashaAllah brother, great vid, great analysis, glad you enjoyed and May Allah reward you immensely for taking the time to share this vid with the world! 💛

[@k1kachilling9]

May Allah guide you brother keep reading 😊

[@KDbooks]

Thank you, I will 😊

[@ax3226]

Aameen

[@mastersal4644]

I find the five prayers tough as well. I fall asleep during Fajr 🙈

[@hassanirfan5267]

Read AL fateh before going to bed

[@ibrahimmuhammed5332]

A very energetic, wonderful, pure heart. May Allah bless you abundantly for educating us!

[@mo0o0hmmeed]

Love this very much! May Allah guide you, Keep uploading more videos and share your experiences with us please, Thank you very much!

[@ItzRazinator]

May Allah make this journey easy for you brother and im glad to hear your summarisation of each chapter you read so far and its quite accurate. If you ever need any help or advice feel free to reach out. May Allah bless you. Ameen

[@LaPointe1]

You are really a humble and kind person, I wish you all the best brother

[@falo98]

Thank you for being so respectful by sending blessings upon our prophet SAW, looking forward to this journey :)

[@antisocialbarbie1587]

May Allah guide you in to the right path of life brother ❤❤❤

[@arafisms]

WE LOVE TO SEE IT 🤍🙏

[@mr22guy]

Don't worry about memorizing anything. If your heart wants to do a thing, just do that much and you've already succeeded. Then if your mind follows your heart some things will become easier.

[@watermelonsugar6909]

As a born muslim your honest take on 5time prayers made me laugh light heartedly. I can agree. It takes time effort and concentration to stay committed to it. It's so refreshing to hear these real experiences. Much love and respect from Sri Lanka ❤🇱🇰

[@adilmame]

Mashallah , May God guide us all to the straight path … from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@zh1959]

It looks like a mega task to learn arabic, memorise the surahs and duas but Allah makes it easy once you decide to learn. you just have to be honest in your intention. Just know that you will be tested along the way! its to see how honest you are and to elevate your ranks as a reward for your determination!

[@poisonedchalice]

Thank you for keeping an open mind and reading the Quran ❤

[@hopelight7852]

Well done! Keep reading. ❤

[@amenahdhirani7334]

Love your experience for reading the Quran! I pray you continue on this path! Would love to watch more

[@ayubsalim]

Subhanallah

[@sany2sany]

Fantastic job on your truthful and sincere review, my friend! This book is truly a master guide, helping all of us find joy in our lives today and promising rewards in the life to come.

[@faizab9]

this is so sweet of u to read the Quran. thank you so much

[@BigM885]

No worries brother. Allah swt has made the Quran which is in Arabic ,easy for the people who attempt to learn it. If a non arabic 10 year old kid or a 70 year old person can learn the Quran by heart definitely you will be able to read it slowly but surely. Take it one thing at a time and you will learn a lot. You are doing quite well and I am sure that you will learn it soon. Keeping asking for Knowledge from your Lord and HE will make it easy for you.

[@wassimmahmoud7062]

Very informative Please make more videos about Quran You have a wonderful way to explain it very interestingly

[@KDbooks]

I will try my best!

[@bilalmega3349]

You moved me to tears. I love you my brother and thank you for this message.

[@ct9914]

Your understanding of the Quran is on point. Outstanding

[@_Kawaii_hinata14]

As Salaamu Alaykum. May Allah SWT guide you my brother in Islam 😊

[@user-md6tr5pu9o]

The Quran's repetitive nature holds significant meaning. Repetition is used as a tool of authority, where the more something is repeated, the more weight it carries. For instance, the Quran mentions Salaah over 60 times, emphasizing its importance and obligation to be fulfilled.

[@byteme9718]

If you invented a religion wouldn't you do the same. This is how all teaching is carried out and especially military training.

[@FrostyGerardo-kr7xs]

Well that literally is the learning process for anything. Repetition and association with other images and sensations.

[@eyeshieldsena]

@@byteme9718 If God claims He knows His creation the best, wouldn't it be logical that God also applies the method we know and trust will help our learning process too. There are many things to consider before simply stating that the religion of Islam is a human invention, but I will only leave you with this; "And if you are in doubt about what We have revealed to Our servant, then produce a sûrah like it and call your helpers other than Allah, if what you say is true." ~ Quran 2:23

[@byteme9718]

@@eyeshieldsena Humans are the result of evolution, not creation. This is scientific fact and makes your point redundant. The Quran is not the words of god but those who authored it when they invented Islam. This is shown by it's many mistakes but that doesn't mean the men who authored it were stupid because they included many verses to control others. As stated already, this is how religions work and the fact L Ron Hubbard got away with convincing Scientology was real just shows how gullible people are. The challenge is ridiculous because it's subjective. If you've been indoctrinated and/or brainwashed to believe the Quran is the words of god the you lack the objectivity to judge. Likewise, if you're a Christian then the conclusion you reach will be the polar opposite of that of a Muslim. The only objective opinion therefore has to come from an atheist and you won't agree with their answer because if the Quran contains a single error the the claims of Islam are completely undermined. Learning the Quran is completely pointless and particularly so because most of those who do don't understand Arabic. It takes the form it does not because of a god but the culture who authored it when poetry was considered an art form.

[@sweatyhelmet78]

I'm reading the book and i am 25% through it. I have to say I have to read every page twice sometimes to understand what is being said! I won't bring comments and won't be disrespectful, but striking non belivers across the neck and removing their fingertips is a bit harsh! I'll continue to read out of curiosity, but find it hard to swallow, that non belivers will burn in hell! What about the Buddhist who is placid, does good, and lives a pure life, will they go to hell? What about those whom Islam didn't reach, will they burn in hell and have terrible punishments? Did everyone before go to hell? I'm not being obnoxious or laughing as I'm giving this much thought!

[@talha682]

"I don't think I was expecting that" really hit me. I promise you won't be disappointed once you continue to read and understand each verse!

[@Shukry]

May God bless you brother. You are a sincere person and I am sure Allah will guide you.

[@zaydouna6]

May Allah guide to the right path 🙏

[@abduleve8688]

Amazing Sir

[@douniarifai7130]

Ma shallah brother you are finding the truth. May Allah be with you and guide you on your beautiful journey

[@rft1509]

Great explanation and read through. You're a genuine and kind guy. I wish you the best my friend and the guidance of God. Bless your heart. ❤

[@diinomaaxi]

SubahanaAllah wallahi u got the message bro like u said Christianity and Judaism is about the message as whole and Quran is The message is the most factual reasoning ever

[@amberchamekh9361]

I was raised not speaking arabic, anyway I found a book that teaches how to pray for Muslims and learned how to do the prayers and memorized the Surah in arabic (and correctly) I still remember them 20 years later even though I am not a Muslim 😊 I think Muslims are so good at doing the 5 pillars and memorizing surah because most of them start so young and it’s so much easier when you’re a child

[@Ahmad-lpg16]

Cmon ma'am you got only one Life why not become a muslim stop playing with fire ok

[@-highvoltage4685]

I like your energy about learning new things that's a very good thing I dont know which surah you memorised (the quran is 114 surah) but I think that you memorised the first surah ''al fatiha'' (the opening in english) it is a very beautiful surah I normally advice muslims and non-muslims to watch dr.zaker naik lectures , he is a doctor who started learning about the different religions and comparing them , he makes lectures all around the world with thousands of attendants , basically he answers all the questions from non-muslims about islam and clears any doubts or misunderstanding like the questions that non-muslims often ask about 'islam and terrorism ' (islam prohibits terrorism by the way) . I was born muslim , but when I turned 18 I had some doubts because I didnt understand and read the quran , so I watched his lectures and they helped me be 100% sure that I am on the right path. I just wanted to help you but I really think that dr.zaker will help you understand more about islam and always remeber that muslims are always very kind people and they will be very open to any question you ask , I suggest you go to the nearest mosque in your area and talk with muslims and will see the happiness on their face when they see a non-muslim go to the mosque and ask about islam

[@amberchamekh9361]

@@-highvoltage4685 mm actually I learned Al Fatiha, Al ikhlas, Al falaq, khawtar and Al nas when I was a child 😉 my parents are Muslims they just never taught us Arabic or religion.

[@-highvoltage4685]

@@amberchamekh9361 I think your one of us , you are very close to islam , I can see that your parents are arabs from your last name I am a med student who lives in an arabic country , I know multiple people whose parents were arabs , left to the west and didn't teach their children arabic nor religion , they came to our city in a visit , we were very happy to see them even though we didnt know them , gave them a room and everything they needed , we took them to the mosque and showed them islam , they were very great people But I think leaving islam is the worst thing you can do to your self , remember that you will die one day and god will ask you , you knew islam , you could've search about islam, your parents were muslims , why you didn't follow Jesus and Mohamed ? I am not telling you to change any thing about your life , I am telling you to speak out loud and say you are a muslim beacuse I know the society in the west I am just begging you to just believe that there is one god and that the prophet Mohamed is the massener of god , just believe in this and don't change anything in your life , you won't lose any thing but you will save yourself from fire I am not saying this from the point of anger , not at all . I just want to help you , I am just afraid about your after life , how you will meet god and tell him you left islam for no reason I want just one favor from you , search about islam , just one favor. I hope you read this comment with an open heart ,always wish you best.

[@dolphz85]

As a revert, I feel you. It's gonna be a little tough in the beginning but it's not a sprint, we learn everyday in our lifetime. Once you get the hang of salah, it gets easier. Allah is the most merciful and most benevolent. Our struggles in reciting the Quran is rewarded doubly. “Verily the one who recites the Quran beautifully, smoothly, and precisely, he will be in the company of the noble and obedient angels. And as for the one who recites with difficulty, stammering or stumbling through its verses, then he will have TWICE that reward.” (Sahih Al-Bukhari) For Fajr prayers, it will become a habit when you keep making the intention to wake up for it. Make doa to Allah for His help to make it easier. It's always a win-win situation for Muslims.

[@sadikur69]

Respect for brothers very good observation and analysis Sadly Islamophobia industry blinded millions of ignorant people who marching towards hell fire 🔥 May Allah guide them

[@bigdot7143]

It’s sad how muslims respect Jesus more than Christians. They don’t joke about him on stand up comedy shows, they don’t make funny cartoons of him. They only have love and respect for him.

[@3bdallah73]

allah bless you brother 🇰🇼

[@willowspektor]

So interesting hearing your perspective, thanks for sharing ❤

[@PalestineandGaza]

Mashallah! Showing Love from Canada 🇨🇦 May Allah make you closer ameen 🙏🏽

[@owsompawsom]

Wonderful explanation..👍👍

[@TheEndermanNestGPage]

Hopefully these videos about the quran can be longer and more indepth but still intresting to hear your thoughts. Very curious about your thoughts on the next chapter/surah - Nisa (Women). It can be tempting to not scrutinize scripture but personally as an ex-muslim that surah in particular was very hard to digest. Aswell as the berating of non-believers. But hopefully you continue to enjoy your read.

[@KDbooks]

As I begin to become more confident about this, hoping these will become longer. I am ruthless when editing though so always cut out anything I think is a not good. Yes, I’ve read Nisa and have thoughts to share

[@amiram4608]

​@@KDbookslooking forward to it :)

[@jka3062]

Well surah nisa speaks about the true roles of women and men and the beautiful connection between them in a divinely pure relationship. It speaks about the women in war aswell - which may render you feeling uncomfortable- but it is just the way of things. In an outright war , the men are to killed (for their intention was to fight to death themselves) and both men + women taken captives. That's what you leave out. You have to remember the world is fast changing and in todays day and age especially- the corruption is prevent everywhere. You can't see it if you don't want to think deep. But there is one truth and the ultimate meaning of life and that is in the quran. The message of God upon his creation- untill the end times and day of judgment for we account for our sins.Untill ultimate bliss beyond our wildest imaginations.