Qur'anic Concepts - Najah Nadi - Session 1: Despair

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[@sarasaigol4235]

I have wanted to watch this for a long while. Finally got round to watching this recording on despair. I have learnt so very much. Jkk Dr Najah. This was truly wonderful.

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Excellent lecture on introduction to "Quranic Concepts" by Najah Nadi for a non-Arabic speaking average Muslim. I love it and thank you. Alhamdulillah.

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كونها عربية تتوقع ايه نطق هندي يعني

[@Hamza-GH-Hofmann]

Thank you very much for narrowing Despair down to shortsightedness and disbelief. And for the homework, to deepen the heard. Alhamdullilah. Really trusting is a state, that no longer needs cure.

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Ramadan Mubarak to you and your family

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MashaAllah Sister Aslam o alaekum Ramzan mubark

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Long live sister. Love from Denmark sister jazak ALLAH khaer

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Great one ! Literally Great one. A big time eye openers. How beautifully Dr Najah connective Sufi thoughts with commentaries . Simply Beautiful

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Salaam aleykum wa Rahmatullahi wa barakatuh from Eric! Watching from California.

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Wa Alaykum Assalaam Eric:) Nice to see you online as well neighbor

[@NoeticEidetics]

Leila Fakira Masha’Allah, indeed, very nice!

[@mohammedismail3499]

Salaam from South Africa, excellent content and delivery ماشاءالله

[@nadiaelamri9434]

Thank you very much for addressing this topic in such a meticulous and comprehensive way. It was very informative and helpful.

[@ismailaden7]

Amiiin May Allah make it easy for us the Quran.

[@ahmadnayfeh121]

Very useful topics. Serious and sincere. You deserve big thanx.

[@AbdiAhmed-fd9ps]

Salaam very informative lecture jazzakalah khair.

[@godisgreat1535]

Jazakhallah Khairan

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I want to be healed !!!!

[@kennethargueta9835]

May Allah reward you. Excellent presentation. I really learnt alot from you. Sorry I can't really answer your questions . I wouldn't be qualified enough.

[@Orsohobo]

Dear CMC, can I talk with someone of yours? As an agnostic, I'm trying to study with an open mind the Q'ran and hadith, but I got stuck with the stoning issue, which I find impossible to accept as a kind of justice for any kind of crime. I would like to chat/talk with someone competent, in order to understand if stoning is really part of Islam. Thanks

[@sequoia181]

Assalamu alaikum Dr. Nadi! This was very informative and helpful. JazakAllah khair. Is there a dhikr of one of Allah swt’s names that can protect us from despair? I’m thinking “Allah kareem” may help me..

[@uzmaali1124]

sequoia181 Ya hayyo Ya Qayyum La hawla wala Quwwata illa billah has helped me. I am sure there are others too. IA

[@godisgreat1535]

Assalamu caleycum from London

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Nagwa Idriss Alika Salam brother from Iraq

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I'm from India

[@areejrashid8529]

Is there an email address or drop box provided to submit our responses to?

[@CambridgeMuslimCollege]

As-salamu 'alaykum Areej! You can email your answers to Dr Najah at [e-mail] Hope this helps!

[@MrPodgyboy]

Salaams jazakiAllahu khair for the talk. Is dua qunoot related to the q-n-t root? If so why is this?

[@nehalhany4426]

Aiden Mainzer No, it isn’t. Doaa qunoot قنوت comes from the root قنت which means obedience or submission. While قنوط with letter ط means despair as Dr. Najah mentions.

[@imranesmail23]

Thank you for this lecture. When one is in despair, would they be doing their prayers?

[@aykha7090]

Ofcourse, this is why Muslims are advised to be patient & maintain their 5 prayers