Qur'an: Al-Isra: Sura 17: Pt 1

[@tahiraabdul1701]

This is what the Qur'an is all about,to reflect deep and deep in every verse.Thanks

[@ahmadazad8300]

Ma sha Allah

[@tahiraabdul1701]

You make sense than ever,Allah is helping alot

[@TheMessage1]

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[@TheMessage1]

@@theguidedone192 Yes

[@TheMessage1]

@@theguidedone192 inshallah I created for people who are muslims but donot read quran, it is not just the text but visualisation as well.

[@TheMessage1]

@@theguidedone192 yes, inshallah going to visualise the whole quran and translate in many languages. it would be like a movie. for each chapters. alhamdulilah have just finished chapter 2 full movie link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6CpaZSLrb6mrdU

[@omarfawzy1657]

I enjoyed this video so much because you responded to most verses which is very cool.

[@shakunmarie]

I'm like blown away when you dissect the translations because you are so into seeking the truth with such a clear and pure heart and analysing everything to get to the truth. I pray you find peace in Islam and accept it. Subhanallah Insya Allah

[@pakcokok88]

May Allah give us ease and patience. Amin

[@الحمدلله-ظ3ب9ص]

May Allah preserve you ,such good mentality ,i'm a muslim &i learn from u ❤I wish i meet u one day ❤ from egypt💙

[@TheMessage1]

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[@Nauman_78699]

When we buy a mobile phone we compare with many and choose the best... When you choose religion u need compare & choose the best. Which is ISLAM. A Very logical and scientifically proven religion

[@Salamcenter-d9z]

Sister Your reflection is much better than most of us as Muslims.

[@tanveernaeem1157]

Your interpretation of Insolence is correct, that one should not walk on earth in arrogance, as if he/she has power to move the mountains while they have no such power. That power only lies with Allah (swt).

[@anaveed5596]

I looooove listening to you, your voice is so smooth and listening to Quran make me feel scared, relax and relive.

[@omertasal]

Allah says we will show them our signs in the universe and within themselves until this clear to them that this "Quran " is the truth Each one will be judge according to their understanding but Allah promise that he will show his signs to every human being whether he is Muslim or not

[@العقابالمصري-ك2ن]

Qur'an 💚😍

[@yusufuabusufiyan4558]

This surah has a lot of wisdom and advises

[@MarianAMusse]

Allah SWT will judge us according our intentions .

[@tahiraabdul1701]

Ok,pray to Allah to keep her alive and in sound mind till then

[@imranlion1996]

@@tahiraabdul1701 why are you saying this

[@tahiraabdul1701]

@@imranlion1996 its because we have no guarantee that we will see tomorrow. Allah says;-"Don't die except in a state of being Muslim"

[@imranlion1996]

@@tahiraabdul1701 but if someone dies in a state of knowing the truth about Allah it's not a state of disbelief

[@tahiraabdul1701]

@@imranlion1996 OK.there's what we call the testimony of faith that must be pronounced. LA ILLAHA ILLAHA ILLA LLAH(There is No deity Worthy of Worship except Allah)

[@bilaal3488]

You're almost halfway done! Congrats! That says a lot about the remaining chapters since there's still 97 of them. Also, "Sacred Mosque to the Farthest Mosque" (verse 1) means from Mecca mosque to Masjid Al-Aqsa in Jerusalem. It refers to the night when prophet Muhammad (saw) went on a sacred night journey from Mecca to Al-Aqsa then to Heaven then back to Al-Aqsa and finally Mecca again. That's where he received the command that we should pray 5 times a day. Of course I'm summarizing a whole lot but that's the gist of it. The journey is called "Israa (name of sura) wal-Mi'iraj".

[@8060163]

Sister you are smart, May God guide you to the truth and protect you at all times

[@najmuddin1990]

may Allah guide you sister to Islam, you look verry open minded, i will pray for you. much love

[@mustafadiig3487]

It is part of the justice of Allaah that He does not punish any people until they recieved the message,

[@guynet4502]

I like your ideas and explaination from Quran ❤

[@yelbettermyself228]

I am happy the Allah is showing you the right path please study Qur'an by full interest as it needs all of your deep attention to understand it

[@AH-fx9ym]

Now I have episodes to watch, keep going your support will grow. As muslim, I dont speak Arabic which means I dont understand the verses I read on each prayer. I hope to know insha Allah. So thank you and may Allah guide us.

[@أحمدمصطفىشلبي-ج2ه]

the insolence verse or "sign" means that u shouldn't walk arrogantly as allah says that u ain't going to rupture the land by your step like Goku or reach the mountains in height, saying that we are less in the scale of creation sizes, thus we should be humbler.

[@ideas5663]

I also understand it like this. But the thoughts of Milahan are also interesting and true. I like that the Qur'an gives a lot of space for think and get wijs.

[@bestryfulhd2102]

tnx for explaining to her i was going to write it

[@أحمدمصطفىشلبي-ج2ه]

@Arkeus Alexander I remember her mentioning DBZ once ,sooo.... yeah lol

[@falsesectslikeshiaarejudeo6543]

@@أحمدمصطفىشلبي-ج2ه capitalize A in Allah, also vegeta has been better then kakator!

[@onotualiyuohindase155]

The 1st verse explains how Prophet Muhammad PBUH was on a miraculous night journey from Al masjid Al-Haram to Al masjid Al-Aqsa i.e from the sacred mosque in Makkah to the sacred mosque in Jerusalem. Then from Jerusalem he was taken to the 7 Heavens where he met most of the prophets like Adam, Jesus,John,Moses Abraham etc then with permission of the Almighty Allah, Prophet Muhammad PBUH passed the utmost boundary after the Heavens where no creation can pass but him. Then he was at the presence of Allah but still couldn't see Him but felt Allah's presence. Then was given the revelation of 5 daily prayers which muslims are practicing today. With time you will understand. Stay blessed sister ❤

[@thegratefultraveller9395]

Very good.

[@MrDaBBaS]

when you walk, you dont cause an earthquake or shake the grounds with your might, nor will you compete with the mountains in height... god is putting the human in his own perspective and letting us know we should be humbled

[@annamawarbercadar2377]

Assalamualaikum from Malaysia ❤🙋‍♀️ I am following u dear 👍

[@ibrahimaboelkheir9965]

May Allah guide us all

[@sychoo96]

Interest is Haram in Islam . The best thing ever ✌️

[@khakkhan8610]

This verse "And do not walk upon the earth exultantly. Indeed, you will never tear the earth [apart], and you will never reach the mountains in height" tells us that we are so weak at every angle we can imagine but we let our ego and pride so big. this verse tells us, we don't have to maintain or boost our ego and pride but to crush it.

[@anaveed5596]

If he reverts to his sins, we should revert to our punishment is a scare and powerful statement where I would definitely get goosebumps.

[@abdulazizabdulraman4875]

If your heart is not open to learn something you won't get it even in it literal meaning.may Allah (God) almighty guide you in seeking the truth

[@reactwithyourboyjalloh7281]

I always want to watch your videos

[@verseofthedayquran]

Yo are a Great Reader

[@azimishanov6444]

Salam Aleikum I’m Muslim from Minnesota Since I did so bad at school and reading isn’t so good. I’m enjoying how you can read and easily explain every word, I’m learning from you thank you may Allah bless you with right pass

[@greenrose2082]

One thing: please, when you read , wait untill you finish the sentence or the verse , then the right understanding is likely to come purer. Thank you. Peace !

[@GTRNR]

This girl is among the very few Americans who lessen my hate for them...

[@falsesectslikeshiaarejudeo6543]

I like how you reflect on the verses on the afterlife of heaven and hell and judgement day , i always found those really cool, pun may or may not be intended.

[@syed9855]

You my friend is really really intelligent and I am learning a lot from you as you reflect upon every single verse

[@MilahanPhilosophersCorner]

Jazakallah khair.

[@abdallahata5869]

I love your mind sister... may Allah guide you

[@Younis1446]

Hi, Just relating to the last part of verse 15 of Surah 17, where God says 'And never will We punish until We sent a messenger'.. I remember watching a video on KZbin where a Islamic speaker was saying that unless a person is exposed to the true teaching of Islam, they will not be punished for not accepting Islam, rather they will have will a have a test on the Day of Judgement, and depending on how they go on that test they will go to Paradise or Hell. For example, people from say the Amazon rainforest who never been exposed to the true teachings of Islam let alone even the word Islam will not be punished for not accepting Islam because they didn't get a fair shot at it, but I believe people like them will have a seperate test on the Day of Judgement, and where they end up will depend on how they fair on that test. I think the same thing applies to people who don't have the proper capacity to accept Islam such as people who are considerably disabled. But at the same time there is an onus on individuals to search for the truth, so if people don't really search for the true purpose of this life because of laziness or something like that, I am not sure if the same rule applies. All I know is ALLAH is certainly most just and that whatever we end up will most definitely be a just ruling. Anyway ALLAH knows best. I am not a scholar, so I am not sure if what I wrote is entirely correct. So please consult a religious leader or scholar, if you want to know more about this topic as they will probably know more about this topic than me (an average Muslim Joe :)

[@sulemanpeer9433]

When you read and comment here and there it really helps me to become more familiar with the different Surahs. This is what I'm aiming for, thank you . Peace to you.

[@burhanalshamari6399]

Thank you .

[@msudrn9824]

This the medicine of here & after a walking light.

[@md.mushfiqurrahman4029]

Great great! Discussions, I loved it all the Wisdom and Reasonibg and Examples! Love from Bangladesh. Also, shows you that this book is Unique as it forces you to think and questioning verses with fruitful thoughts. Loved it Totally " Yay

[@yutakahani8856]

You nailed it very well & please keep on learning, gal. Congratulations!! 💟

[@guynet4502]

Thats why we fast because we think about poor people

[@usman7207]

This cools my heart

[@polymathmaktaba9092]

Assalaam u alaykum sister. 1. The right of Qisas (equal retribution) belongs to the victim or his / her heir if he / she is killed, but they cannot enact it. It must be the government that enacts it. You cannot go out and kill your brother's murderer. You must bring him to court, and the state will punish. But if you decide to forgive entirely, or to take monetary compensation instead, that is your choice. But if you want the killer to be killed, then no court can decide to not give the sentence (assuming of course that it was an intentional murder). But as you said, you cannot go beyond what the other person did. If he for example cut off an arm, but did not kill, the maximum that could be done would be to cut off an arm. If he killed (in a non-gruesome way), he would be killed in a non-gruesome way just like you mentioned. 2. The part about not walking indulgently means not walking with arrogance in your step, like for example an arrogant person would, face upturned and marching with force on the earth to show he is above the others, because "You cannot rip the earth apart by striking it with your feet, nor will you egret be tall as a mountain just by raising your neck high in haughtiness." That is my understanding. I think a modern version of striking the earth with the boots (which might not be so much a thing is when people with big cars do "burnouts" to show people what they have...

[@chewmeeh]

The miracle of quran for this day & age: bad sides of interest/bank/credit... pork, proven to be unhealthy... alcohol, proven to be more bad than good....and now interest/bank/credit 😊

[@waferification]

Sura Isra (The Night Journey) is also known as Sura Bani Israel (The Children of Israel). It refers in the first Aya to a famous incident in the life of the prophet (pbuh), the night journey (or Al Isra Wal Mairaj), when the angel Gabriel (AS) took the prophet (pbuh) from Makkah to Jerusalem where he met and led all the prophets (AS) in prayer, then he ascended the heavens to meet with God and also saw heaven and hell. The details of this journey are in the Ahadith (collections of the prophet's sayings). It is also alleged that Dante in his description of hell borrowed a lot of the ideas of hell from the descriptions in these Ahadith. It is at this journey that the Muslims were given the 5 daily prayers. Also this Sura addresses the Children of Israel and recounts for them how their prophecies predicted their destruction twice, evidenced by the destruction of the Temple of Solomon twice in history.

[@JudhaztKASKUS]

1:08 The verses talk about the Babilonian Captivity at the year 598 BC, and the Siege of Jerusalem by Roman Empire at the year 70 AD

[@mostafamohamed-td1sg]

I don't think that because i read a tafsir for it which mean that it was banuqurizah, banuelnadeer and banuqinoqaa this was when prophet mohamed peace be upon him entered these places and evacuated jews.but babilion capativity it was adestroy of temple and they weren't believers as the verse says

[@TheAneesmohamed]

Hereafter means to strive for heaven and to work for it to be near to Allah and his messengers pbut

[@yousifabdalhalim514]

This breaking the earth and getting the height of mountains (i.e. out of being so strong and tall) is metaphorical for pride and arrogance

[@onlytruth5641]

well done

[@musaali465]

Sis when you are reading koran in your mind put one thing 'we is me' and and allah is giving statments that are done deal. So you should feel that allah is talking to you.

[@moetayeb3245]

However, you are amazing!

[@foodb0i]

Quick to anger to survive. I think its because society equates anger to strength when the strong one is the one who can control their emotions not the angered.

[@bestryfulhd2102]

nice nice

[@ABOUZARWALA]

May god bless you

[@abdulyoutub]

Sister Milahan we pray days and night for you in this month of Ramadan and ask Allah to guide you and make you one of the righteous persons who could help others to find the truth. I told to my wife to pray for you as well. You don’t know that your efforts towards Islam will make thousands of angel to pray for you Inshallah. May Allah make it happened soon. We deeply looking forward to see you soon saying the testimony as (Ash-Hadu-An la ilaha, Ela Allah. Wa Ash-Hadu Anna Mohammad Rasoul Allah).= meaning [ I bare witness there is no worthy of worship except Allah, and I bare witness that Mohamad is the last messenger of Allah]. This testimony could be in private or in public, it doesn’t matter, because Allah almighty is all seeing and all hearing. I think the believe already entered into your heart and soul, but you just need to say it by your tongue. Oh Allah make her tongue to express that blessing word which eventually led her to the beauty of paradise.

[@maxgallagher2535]

4:43 🤣🤣🤣 I always think of this moment in the same way...I hope that my sins will not weigh down my book on Judgment Day !!!! but my big flaw is always "impatience".... i am also intransigent, irritable , it is a weakness that I always try to control

[@khaledibnwaled]

The most important journey, in this journey has been ordered 5 times to pray everyday. Please check prophets saying

[@thesecrets2925]

in 23:04 (36) And do not pursue that of which you have no knowledge. Indeed, the hearing, the sight and the heart - about all those [one] will be questioned. (37) And do not walk upon the earth exultantly. Indeed, you will never tear the earth [apart], and you will never reach the mountains in height. (38) All that - its evil is ever, in the sight of your Lord, detested. Her the Ayah means that you don't be arrogant. and Allah Knows best

[@amrabdullah7606]

About the Killing in verse 33 (except for just cause. And if anyone is slain wrongfully, we have given his heir authority (to demand qisas or to forgive)) it means if someone kill for example my son i can kill him for justice or forgive him but i can't kill his son or kill anyone but him because they are innocents before Islam if someone kill the son or relative to a powerful family they kill him and his family and even all of his tribe so Islam said no you can only kill the killer as a just cause or if you want to forgive him but don't kill others

[@ahmadalghunaim2467]

I think this video aged well in those time in in this time

[@enemysub9057]

4:00 Ani be like "oh I thought I was supposed to bring my own scroll"

[@roland2279]

About 8:36 The verb سعى in Aya 19 which is here translated with "strive" comes also here: 53:39-41 وَأَن لَّيْسَ لِلْإِنسَانِ إِلَّا مَا /سَعَى/ وَأَنَّ /سَعْيَهُ/ سَوْفَ يُرَى ثُمَّ يُجْزَىٰهُ ٱلْجَزَآءَ ٱلْأَوْفَىٰ That man can have nothing but what he /strives/ for; (39) That (the fruit of) his /striving/ will soon come in sight: (40) Then will he be rewarded with a reward complete; (41) and: 79:34-35 فَإِذَا جَآءَتِ ٱلطَّآمَّةُ ٱلْكُبْرَىٰ يَوْمَ يَتَذَكَّرُ الْإِنسَانُ مَا /سَعَى/ Therefore, when there comes the great, overwhelming (Event),- (34) The Day when man shall remember (all) that he /strove/ for, (35) Both in your translation (Yusuf Ali).

[@elhady2022]

Sister, which English translation of the Quran do you read?

[@abdulkadir2233]

May Allah grant you Hidayah.. if you want to understand the meanings more accurately you have to read the whole verse would make it easy for you... 🙏🙏

[@yousifabdalhalim514]

What's meant in judicial matters in Qur'an is always on the power of the ruler or the state not individuals, rule of law is not to be taken by hand unless directed by rulership and excess is to be considered within that context (further reading on Islamic law matters is advised)

[@mohammadz0z0]

إِنْ أَحْسَنتُمْ أَحْسَنتُمْ لأَنفُسِكُمْ وَإِنْ أَسَأْتُمْ فَلَهَا فَإِذَا جَاءَ وَعْدُ الآخِرَةِ لِيَسُوؤُواْ وُجُوهَكُمْ وَلِيَدْخُلُواْ الْمَسْجِدَ كَمَا دَخَلُوهُ أَوَّلَ مَرَّةٍ وَلِيُتَبِّرُواْ مَا عَلَوْا تَتْبِيرًا The word is Masjed not temple Not second, the word is Last

[@AhmedNasr84]

sign "And pursue not that of which thou hast no knowledge." also means not to waste your life on gossips, spying on other people, looking what they did and what they didn't. You are reading Yusuf Ali translation, right?

[@naguib2000]

May I ask you to check on “Mariam” chapter (Merry)? You will be impressed and will thank me :)

[@shafqatishan437]

Idk y ur old vid popupped in my feed

[@neohart4407]

15:42 means don’t be stingy or spend excessively just be in the middle n modest.

[@amnamasood1795]

You're starting to understand what striving in the way of Allah SWT means to a believer. It is the struggle a believer goes through to please Allah SWT by living a life that is pleasing to Him and avoiding what is displeasing to Him. By following all the 'do's He has allowed us and abstaining from the 'dont's. The dos can be oversimplified as fulling the rights Allah and the rights mankind has over a believer (and whatever it may be entailed in fulfilling those rights). They are stated quite often and frequently together. E.g. Those who believe, establish prayers (salat) and give charity (zakat) Prayer is one of the fundamental rights of Allah SWT over us and charity is one of the fundamental rights of the poor over us. (In a way, in Islam, the more money you have, the less it is yours alone.) Striving permates through the entire existance of the believers. Some examples would be... The struggle they go through to get up for Fajr prayer though sleep is tempting, to do wudu in the cold without warm water, to give to the needy their share though hoarding money might be more appealing., to treat their parents kindly regardless of how they were to them. Or the struggle they go through to be honest, keeping their temper, abstaining from corruption, usury, adultery, eating up an orphan's inheritane entrusted to them and abstaining from looking at what they are supposed to guard their eyes from etc. You have the Qur'an with you. It's in there. As you've read before and as you'll read in the chapters ahead, the dos and the donts will be elaborated. The examples of implementation is in the seerah and sunnah. A believer may not be able to achieve all of the goals but act of trying- the striving- is appreciated by Allah SWT, The Most Merciful. You know why I'm pointing this out? Because there is a word that defines this struggle of the believer. It's called jihad. It's unfortuante that the name of such a beautiful concept has been sullied by people who don't understand. Let me rephrase my first sentence now. You're starting to understand what Jihad means to a believer. P.S. I hope you understand why I am addressing this now. Because you are starting to see this concept how we, as believers, see it. I have just told you what the terminology for this concept is. It was your own conclusion, after reading the Quran without bias. So I hope if someone misuses the term now, you would know what the truth is.

[@zaheermohdofficial3295]

Hey teacher.. Asalamu aleykum

[@amnamasood1795]

@@zaheermohdofficial3295 walikum asalam. :) Please call me Amna. I don't deserve the honor of being called a teacher, unfortunately. :)

[@zaheermohdofficial3295]

@@amnamasood1795 OK am zaheer Nyc to meet ya

[@fokrunnessa394]

@@amnamasood1795Masha'Allah sister, u can explain very well, can I ask u one thing? R u a student of 'Islamic studies'. Your style of explanation has a natural flow. I like it. And another thing. Do u have any favorite among our present scholars, I mean so many of them r really good, but every one can have a personal choice. If u do, can u give me their video link? Coz some how I can feel that Insha'Allah i am gonna be benefitted by such sharing and exchange of knowledge. Please don't get me wrong if u feel this is personal. My intention was just sharing or obtaining some genuine information. I apologise if u feel embarrassed. Thank u.

[@amnamasood1795]

@@fokrunnessa394 Salam. You honor me with your kind words. May Allah SWT make us people of knowledge and humility. Unfortunately no. The only formal education in Islamic studies I had was uptil 8th grade as part of the school curriculum. However, I've always been interested to learn for the sake of learning. I know of the few that I personally like because of their logical approach to it. It depends on what aspect you want to learn it and what your goals are. Since my goals are to educate myself to become a better Muslim and to be able to effectively answer any questions that people may have of my faith. So for those goals the resources I've found useful are these. -For the Quranic text understanding, I find Bayyinah's lectures very very useful. Omar Suleiman and Nouman Ali Khan are really really good at explaining the language of the Qur'an. The context and the beauty of our scripture. For explaining Islam and the difficult questions that people might have I enjoy the debates of the men from Speaker's Corner. (Mansur, Hamza, Hijab, Hashim, Saboor, Ali etc they are debators) -If I have questions about particular ruling e.g. whats the sunnah of this. What's the ruling of that i think assimalhakeem is the guy's name who I've found to be helpful so far. -To gain fresh prespective, stories of the reverts. Reverts usually do alot more research on Islam than those born in a muslim household so their stories and journeys really make you think. (All these are resources that can be found on youtube for free.) -The most important resource but the most under appriciated one is dua to Allah SWT Himself. Ask Him to guide you to the straight path. To help you find the truth amongst everything. To make you love that which is pleasing to Him and to make you amongst those who He is pleased with. Make dua with every prayer sincerely. Trust me, amonsgt all, this helps the most. Because every single time I have had a question, I've asked Allah SWT to guide me to the truth and sooner than I can believe, I run across something that literally answer my questions. So define goals for yourself. What aspect are you intrested in learning and begin your journey with Bismillah and you'll get your answers. Please don't apologise. I must apologise for once again, writing a thesis. I am incapable of summerizing my thoughts, I fear. If you personally know any good resources do share them. And I hope this helps you.

[@أحمدمصطفىشلبي-ج2ه]

the mediation of spending is applied always, for your own purchased things and how much u spend as charity (besides zakah)

[@starlink9435]

Minute 5:30. It means If u received the message and you believed it is true and ignored it, you will be held accountable for it and be punished. If you did not receive then you will be held accountable for other things( deeds).

[@brahimiatman4442]

The sign of the day is the sun ☀️ and it’s lights,the sign of the night is the moon was lighting before and it is off since many thousands years ago, this is the meaning adhering to the official explanation

[@techtree-9]

do you have the answer to the question that, why you where created (according to the Islam)?

[@uniquenine676]

Verse 27 I'm reading quran translation of Abdullah yusuf ali. Here the word - Satans- is used

[@FredHandle1]

Do not strut boastfully upon the earth, walk humbly, for you will not pierce the earth with your feet nor match the mountains in height.

[@GTRNR]

You must read the tafsir of the Quran by Ibn Khathir (R)

[@AlJaathiyah45_23]

The surah can be understood that *Allah care* that everyone should remove emnity among people in *_the context of transmitting the message of God existence and life in the hereafter_* The same *command* is transmitted to all that *let Allah dispose all affair* not you *but He gives you provision to do your part* *Al Baqarah **2:24**7* _Their Prophet said to them: "(Allah) hath appointed Talut as king over you." They said: "How can he exercise authority over us when we are better fitted than he to exercise authority, and he is not even gifted, with wealth in abundance?" He said: "(Allah) hath Chosen him above you, and hath gifted him abundantly with knowledge and bodily prowess: Allah Granteth His authority to whom He pleaseth. _*_Allah careth for all,_*_ and He knoweth all things."_ *Al Isra 17:2* _We gave Moses the Book, and made it a Guide to the Children of Israel, (commanding): " _*_Take_*_ not other than _*_Me as Disposer of (your) affairs."_* *Men part* a) communicate with kindness b) make good prayer to Him c) just in people relationship *His part* are mentioned in detail in the surah *Al Baqarah **2:38* _Then did Satan make them slip from the (garden), and get them out of the state (of felicity) in which they had been. We said: _*_Get ye down, all (ye people), with enmity between yourselves._*_ On earth will be your dwelling-place and your means of livelihood - for a time."_

[@ahmedabdelsalam3686]

the verse 17:39 And do not walk upon the earth exultantly. Indeed, you will never tear the earth [apart], and you will never reach the mountains in height. it's rebuke expression like why you - a tiny creation - walk in arrogance and treat other people like scum you of course won't tear the earth by your mighty power or stretch in height to reach mountain peaks example for this the presidential motorcade

[@Esam_Baraka]

in minute 23 I think you missed the meaning .. It says that we shouldn't walk arrogant among others as while walking we really can't perforate the earth or we can't be high as the mountains . we are just a small creatures in this world . This is the meaning

[@islamrahman8125]

My dear milahan sister you reaton this video Quran surah 55 chapter of holy Quran with English subtitles by the final ravolaton chinnl

[@TheAneesmohamed]

First verse is the evidence of Allah swt taking prophet Muhammed pbuh for the night journey from mecca to Jerusalem........Jews were in madina at that time and Allah is giving Jews history through this chapter to our prophet Muhammed pbuh.......2 time affliction is the attack of nebucadnazar and Roman's upon the Jews......

[@enemysub9057]

2:00 That's a cool way of saying let's bring the old testament punishments back right?

[@MilahanPhilosophersCorner]

Not sure what you mean fam

[@enemysub9057]

@@MilahanPhilosophersCorner Well unless I am mistaken people are punished more in the old testament than the new and the Qur'an is harkening back to that period.

[@whatsupwhatsup9498]

@@enemysub9057 With all due respect, the old testament is more reliable as the word of God than the new testament, since there are question marks about the originality of the new testament. Secondly, you cannot change the word of God because you disagree with the content or it does not match your desires or the content is no longer of this time or for whatever excuse. Gods word can't be changed! Our prophet (peace be upon him) was also asked to change the Quran and this was his answer from God: "And when Our verses are recited to them as clear evidences, those who do not expect the meeting with Us say, "Bring us a Qur'an other than this or change it." Say, [O Muhammad], "It is not for me to change it on my own accord. I only follow what is revealed to me. Indeed I fear, if I should disobey my Lord, the punishment of a tremendous Day" And God also Said this about those who change the word of God and writhe the scriptures: "So woe to those who write the "scripture" with their own hands, then say, "This is from Allah," in order to exchange it for a small price. Woe to them for what their hands have written and woe to them for what they earn". In the Quran, God is the One who's Speaking. for example, he Says to his Prophet (peace be upon him): "[O Muhammad], inform My servants that it is I who am the Forgiving, the Merciful". Then God says: "And that it is My punishment which is the painful punishment". This is not a contradictory! God is the Forgiving, the Merciful for those who deserve it, but he can also punish like no other for those who deserve it. His punishment is part of His justice, for "God is Just" and will only give one what he deserves. Amongst the Great Names and Attributes of Allah/God (swt) is Al-Hakam, which means, “The Judge”. Allah (swt) is the Most Just, and He judges the affairs of His beings with full justice. There are several ayaat in the Quran which describe the justice of Allah (swt). Among them are the following: “Surely Allah does not do any injustice to men, but men are unjust to themselves.” (Surah Yunus: 44) “Surely Allah does not do injustice to the weight of an atom, and if it is a good deed He multiplies it and gives from Himself a great reward.” (Surah Nisa: 40) “And He gives you of all that you ask for. But if you count the favors of Allah, never will you be able to number them. Verily, man is given up to injustice and ingratitude.” (Surah Ibrahim: 34) We understand from the above verses that God is just, and He does not do injustice to mankind. It is men who do injustice to themselves. Not only is God just and fair, but He is so just, that He will not even do the injustice to the weight of an atom. On top of that, Allah will only multiply our good deeds, and will reward us for that. This is how Merciful God is! He gives us ALL that we ask for, and there is no way we could possibly count all of our blessings. It is mankind, who is unjust, and ungrateful to the bounties of Allah. Also God is the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, for example, the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him ) said, "When Allah created the creatures, He wrote in the Book, which is with Him over His Throne: 'Verily, My Mercy prevailed over My Wrath" [Al-Bukhari and Muslim]. Another narration says: the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said, "When Allah decreed the Creation He pledged Himself by writing in His book which is laid down with Him: My mercy prevails over my wrath". It was related by Muslim The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) also said, “If your sins were to reach to the heavens and then you repented, Allah/God would still accept your repentance.” But we also can not deny that generations have been destroyed in the past and punished people severely by drowning them on the sea, by earthquakes, by flood, a shower of brimstones, by suffering, adversity and plagues like: wholesale death, locusts, lice, frogs and blood. The Quran speaks about it, that is part of history and it has taken place and God has informed His prophet (peace be upon him) about it in the Quran in Surah Yusuf: "We relate to you, [O Muhammad], the best of stories in what We have revealed to you of this Qur'an although you were, before it, among the unaware. The message of God has been sent to all previous generations through various Prophets. Whenever the transgression of a generations exceeded, God destroyed them all because of their iniquities except a few whom he pleased. God sent Prophets after Prophets but there were always a large number of people who ridiculed the signs of God. God tells us in the Quran to reflect upon the stories of the old and to learn a lesson from their fate. The final result of their constant transgression was destruction. When punishment came to these sinners their only last utterance was: "Indeed we did wrong". In the end they did cry for mercy but it was no longer time for being saved. Surat number 7, Al-A'raf, tells us about some of these incidents that has taken place in the world. The whole Surat is logically built up and guides you step by step with information that will make you reflect. In the very beginning of this chapter we are being told that the Quran has been revealed to warn the ones who err and to teach the ones who believe. Further we are being introduced to the story of Adam and Eve in the garden and how Iblis made them disobey God and promised to seduce men and to misled them from the straight way. The consequences of it was that God made the earth a dwelling place for mankind and gave them a respite until the day of Judgment. Another important point in this Surat is in verses 7:38-41. Every time a company of evil people will enter the Fire of hell, they will curse the people who went before. They will blame their evil deeds on the earlier generation and say that they were misled. But their curse will have no effect. Both parties will receive a double penalty. The first generation will get penalty for their own bad sins and for setting up bad example to the next generation. The later generation will get double penalty for their own bad sins and for the failure in learning from the past generation. The Quran is full of historical events taken place in the past, like the story about prophet Noah with his people, peophet Hud with his people, prophet Salih with his people, prophet Lot with his people, propet Shu'aib with his people, prophet Moses with his people etc.

[@nmkzf]

Meek is "more to" Humble, not inactive. sine most of the ayat in the Quran says believe and do good. DO is what is judged after believe.

[@AbdAbd-nr6ss]

say not to them a word of contempt is not the right translation I don't know if you use this word in your language but I will try to explain you Imagine that someone or your mother will ask you to do some housework like laundry and as soon as you finish she will ask you to clean the dishes and she will ask other and other tasks, at the end you maybe will say to him (OUUUf I'am tired mam, I can't do any other thing) this is the word that the Quran spoke about (Say not to them even OUUUF)

[@MasilMasel]

الترجمة من لعربية إلى لإنجليزية خاطأة او غير دقيقة على سبيل المثال فقط كلمة أرسلنا اليكم عباد لنا أولي بأس شديد فجاسو فديار في ترجمة لإنجليزية تعني أنه أرسل رجال لقتال شديد لكن لمعنى لحقيقي أنه أرسل إليكم عباد له أقوياء لكنهم يدخلون بشكل سلس وبدون قتال ( فجاسو خلال ديار ). اتمنى أن أكون ساعدة في تصحيح لخطء

[@omarelouafi6450]

When I hear rend earth asunder I imagine those cartoons where there is a hole through earth from America to china

[@sychoo96]

In Islam kid under the age of puberty as well as people how didn't receive the message of islam don't get judged

[@mohamedmezo1791]

5:10 every single born human being is going to pradise according to Allah except the ones whome received the message and had rejected it . regardless where they live and where they born.

[@LoaiGebarin]

Okay! Quran is in Arabic, it's more beautiful more miraclous more rich in meanings ...God challenged humanity and Arabs in particular to make just one verse like in Quran! that's a good point to know when you read it translated. ....

[@sychoo96]

18:40 you didn't get the point about the killing . The verse is talking about the kisas which is if someone merdered an innocent person the family of the dead person has the right to decide if the killed should be executed or not (in the Court of law of course)

[@Jawad-df7hm]

If I may correct you : Say bissmillah not bizmillah Thank you

[@سيفاللهالمسلول-ن3ظ]

It's better to say in the name of Allah

[@amaribnrabah4439]

The sign of the night is the moon; Allah said in the Chapter of Israˋ that He "deleted the sign of the night" and delete stands only to what it was "written" (existant) ! So Allah said that the moon was in fire like the sun today and by his wisdom he took off its brightness to create the night (the time of rest), scientists said that the moon was in flames like the sun... in the other hand, Allah made the moon emitting a soft light (reflected from the sun = Nūr: which this word means) at night and for counting the years and months. Alhamdulilah 😊🇩🇿

[@neohart4407]

19:00 Qisas means killing but like eye for an eye. If he killed someone unjustly then equally he should be killed unless kins of person killed forgive him..