Study Quran with me as a revert (how i understand the Quran) - Surah Al-Alaq

[@farhan787]

When I see revert Muslims and their efforts to understand Islam in a much better way and act accordingly and embracing it within their lives better than me/us that were born in Muslim families, my heart cries 😥 on my/our condition. May Allah guide us all and you're doing a great job Sister 💯👌🏻

[@rushdaa1840]

You’re not alone 🥺🥺 on one hand I feel so proud of them and on another hand I feel shame of myself.

[@saidmelloul9500]

Ma shaallah

[@SQLVR07]

Alhamdulillah! I love your study videos sis, may Allah swt bless you ❤

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Thank you sis!! Thanks for commenting, it really helps me xxx

[@quranforlife6107]

We are Umma of اقرأ" read". And unfortunately, we don't read. Rather, we waste time in social media platforms and trivial matters. May Allah guide all of us.

[@sherryidibo2304]

Samantha you are glowing masha Allah...you're always inspiring me.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Thank you sis!!

[@staceyii7366]

May Allah reward you with Jannah ♥♥ and bless you forever

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Ameen & you too sis 💛

[@iman3092]

This was so well explained sis, even got goosebumps throughout the video. May Allah accept it.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Thank you 💛🙌🏽

[@kiara3896]

*as a revert I find this soooo helpful!!!* 😍😍😍 *so thank you for doing this video sis Alhamdullilah..* *may Allah bless you!!* 💛💛💛

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Thank you!!! I’m so glad 💛 thank you for commenting, it helps me so much!

[@kiara3896]

@@SamanthaJBoyle of course sis!! 💛💛💛 happy to help alhamdullilah! 🙌🙌🙌

[@yusofpak8821]

Dear Samantha,my sister in Islam ! Your explanation is crystal clear.Very good ! Please do more explanations.Have a happy,blessed Ramadan 2021.

[@Infinity-mp3kv]

May Allah reward you with Jannah and bless you sister 💖

[@melodygreen1150]

Masha'allah this video is beautiful and came at the perfect time for me when I've been struggling to pick up and read Qur'an. Your video has motivated me to read more and delve deeper into its meaning ♥️

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

🥺🥺 alhumdulilah just remember the Allah wanted you to see it!

[@poppie188]

ما شاء الله you are so glowing 💓

[@sadiem6758]

I love these! Thank you for doing these videos mashallah🥰

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

I’m glad you love it!! Thanks for supporting me 🥺💛

[@sadiem6758]

@@SamanthaJBoyle I ordered the Quran journal and looking forward to using it😊

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

InShaAllah you love it!!

[@subhanAllah9417]

sister please make more of these!!

[@PeaceIsIslaam]

We are studying with you in sha Allah thank you so much

[@abdusshaikh4471]

MashaAllah, JazakAllah khair, may Allah swt bestow his mercy and rahma on you and your family, Aameen

[@qarinedalmohamad3390]

اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين صلو عليه وسلموا تسليما 🥰 🌷⚘🥰

[@nooraiman3840]

Subhaan Allah....thankxxxx for this video Samantha....May Allah reward you with His blessings Ameen 💕

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Thank you sis!!! I’m glad you loved it 🤍 thank you for supporting me!!

[@jellybean_91]

I find these videos so fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing it with us!

[@bassamsaleh7467]

Thank you & Jazaki Allah Khairan for the good efforts and the kind offer & share.

[@aramishelahi8425]

MashAllah to you! I am proud of you. Please keep up the great work! Allah loves you so much by placing you in the path of infinite light and love (Koran). Your heart and face are filled with the light of Allah! I love you and thank you!!!

[@lelyahlelyah3145]

Masha allah as muslim i really needed this.. greetings from belgium

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Thank you sis!! I’m glad it helped you

[@queenmarie9282]

Asalaamalikum I’ve just recently found your Chanel and your study series and Mashallah may Allah reward you in this world and the hereafter, I was just wondering if you would be making any more as it’s really helped me with my learning of the Quran alhamdulilah Tia, Marie x

[@garnettekken]

As a christian woman who cover her hair learning about my muslim sisters is fascinating and makes me feel less alone. I chose to cover my hair because our bible directs us to do so (for context) also this video helped me learn how to study the bible better

[@3bdallh12000]

im arabic man i enjoy your explaining

[@jafar_the_wayfarer]

Mashallah, quality content. Keep it up sis 🌹❤️

[@rango04]

Ma sha Allah. May Allah protect and reward you in this life and hereafter

[@cumarfaarax9035]

Masha allah sister Keep reading quran we love Quran so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@meh5069]

Every time I hear the story of the first revelation I am in awe. Subanaallah, could you imagine being alone and then being approached by a supernatural being? And squeezed?! And then he comes to reveal something that has never been heard before. Gives me chills!!

[@usmanarif7536]

This is very good thing what I like your reading quran.may you live long

[@pendiskabhalut]

MashaAllah, beautiful heart, may Allah have mercy on you

[@redbrandycherries8037]

Masha Allah sister. You're not only beautiful outside but also inside ❤️❤️❤️ You must be a very smart girl

[@serreh]

Ma sha Allah May Allah bless you and your family and May Allah make it easy for us all.

[@ummabdulrahmaan8827]

As Salam Alaykum I finally memorise it after 4 weeks of exam I kept failing at ‘Abdan means Slave I kept pronouncing abadan: Never that big crime big one change the all meaning of the verse. But al hamdoulillah my hifz Ustadha was patiente with me. My advice to all revert like me don’t waisted time learnt how to pronounce properly the Quran with tajweed rules:) And Abadan give up :)

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Abadan give up 😂🙌🏽 I love that! WalaykumAsalam, alhumdulilah you were able to memorise it 💛

[@YassmineWantsPeace]

A comment for the algorithm. 💚

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Thank you girl!!! This helps so much!!

[@YassmineWantsPeace]

@@SamanthaJBoyle I'm looking forward to comment in every upcoming video in sha Allah. Most of the time I just have nothing special to say but as you said: every comment helps. ✊🏼

[@ismailsomobwana3651]

Mashallah my dear sister may allah increase your understanding and knowledge of the Quran 💗🕋💗

[@MOHAMEDYUSUF99]

Masha Allah I am very love reading the holy Quran.

[@abdullahgonzalez3531]

As Salamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu. Shukran JazakAllahu khairan sister.

[@quen__________naani2455]

Thank you our beautiful sister

[@Sri23_ot]

Thank you. Loved your explanation ❤

[@KaitlinHasanic]

Mash allah you are teaching so many of us.much

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

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[@ahmedmahmoud6504]

Omg what.. singing up for patreon to see ur video about quran ???

[@basuonymostafa7030]

Jazakaa Allah khayrna sister

[@প্রাণপ্শিকারী]

There is no god but Allah & Muhammad is the final messenger of Allah

[@ahmedfarrag1456]

Very helpful. Gzaky Allah khyran, sis

[@alhassanefofana3751]

My best sister May Allah bless you and your family

[@ayazmehran4173]

Bless you sister. My Allah reward you .

[@somalinimoigabadan8168]

Mashalah sister jazaki allah khairan

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Thank you sis, wa iyyaki 🤲🏼

[@inshirahkhan7208]

May allah reward you for this! Please make more such videos! :)

[@ImSadiaNadeem]

You are looking beautiful, Masha’Allah ❤️❤️

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Thank you girl!

[@salmabshah]

Watching for the second time of your channel

[@mohameddubad2870]

Thanks for your reminder

[@AhmedKhaled-gr2of]

God bless you sister

[@elbahlulbara851]

Allah bless you sister , i really love you and what you doing for islam .you my hero

[@reelgoodstory]

Wonderful message mashallah

[@rameeshas8120]

It's so beautiful ❤️

[@lelaabdalla6454]

بسم لله ماشاءالله ماشاءالله ماشاءالله حفظك الله وبارك فيك

[@knowislamplus6034]

thank you so much for your efforts , and I pray to Allah to bless you always and make that in your good deeds, with Allah's willing

[@momhairat4725]

Heey, long time no see, missing your videos alot

[@bestunsadiq1782]

God reward you my Sister i hope sucssesfull

[@shaky-gamer4789]

wow that was amazing Allahumma barik

[@samirmohssin6629]

1. Proclaim thou in the name of thy Lord Who created, 2. Created man from a clot of blood. 3. Proclaim ! and thy Lord is the Most Bounteous; 4. Who taught by the pen, 5. Taught man what he knew not. 6. Nay ! man, indeed, transgresses, 7. Because he thinks himself to be independent. 8. Surely, unto thy Lord is the return. 9. Has thou seen him who forbids 10. A servant of Ours when he prays ? 11. Tell me if Our servant follows the guidance, 12. Or enjoins righteousness. 13. And tell me if the forbidder rejects the Truth and turns his back on it. How shall he fare ? 14. Does he not know that ALLAH sees all ? 15. Nay, if he desist not, WE will assuredly, seize and drag him by the forelock - 16. A forelock, lying, sinful. 17. Then let him call his associates. 18. WE, too, will call Our angels of punishment. 19. Nay, yield thou not to him, but prostrate thyself and draw near to ALLAH.

[@tareqtareqhottopics9950]

جزاكي الله خير

[@LJama6119]

mashaallah thank you

[@iastulip]

Masaallah from India

[@صنعالجمال]

MashaAllah

[@mdrubel7429]

Masahallah so nice sister

[@malakabdullah2521]

salamalaykum, where were you able to learn these verses? I'm curious because I also want to delve more deeper into the Qur'an

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Check out the tafseer of ibn kathir sis 💛 otherwise you can check out my 7 day Quran study where I show you how to dive deep into learning and understanding the Quran

[@tjShak]

salaam sister masha ALLHA

[@everybite989]

can any of the sisters here recommend any channel on youtube that we can learn and understand the quran deeply,like this video?thank you in advance ,May Allah bless you always ❤️

[@zspov936]

i want to know too

[@thalblankson4002]

@@zspov936 You can take classes.

[@mamahawo4637]

Bayyinah institute

[@ibadatarts]

Beautiful

[@m.mondal1197]

Many many........,... thanks sister

[@mdabdurrhaman2882]

Amin

[@muhammadjamal5011]

Wow I always wanted to know how reverts see the qurran.

[@xaajibarkhadaadan1082]

Maashallah

[@ashleyj7089]

Hi what translation of quran do u read please x

[@arianayna6273]

MasyaAllah ❣️ Allah loves you🌹

[@omarfarukh8200]

SISTER MASHALLAH

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ماشاءالله

[@رباعوذبكمنهمزاتالشياطينواعوذبك]

رب اعوذبك من همزات الشياطين واعوذ بك رب ان يحضرون

[@vanessadesire7]

What makes the Qur’an/Islam true?

[@asimjoker4827]

Maşallah

[@shariyarshajid]

Beautiful sister.

[@mayaandrews5828]

ماشاءالله🙏

[@choopssam8464]

patreon RLY ?

[@raisaantara7984]

masha Allah

[@ArChi285]

Everytime you read, you are doing it IN THE NAME OF GOD.

[@golgeadam5776]

Maşallah maşallah 👍👍👍👍🌹

[@villaboyjay9869]

when i watching wicked tuna series i realize about Generous Allah for the creation even for non Muslim, imagine prize tuna 10000 usd..Masya Allah,Allah ar razak

[@sarahsutton8219]

Allah bless you and your husband and Muslim family members and guide those that have not reverted such as sister and mom!!! Which Quran translation do you you use and why? What do you think of the translation called theCLear Quran ???please reply!!!

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Salams sis, if you check out my IG page, I have a highlight section called “my Quran” where I show the Quran I use & why I love it. It’s considered the most authentic translation by scholars. You can check my description box for this video for a link to the Quran as well x

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Im arab but I wach thes ..

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[@poppie188]

ما شاء الله

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[@thanamarabeh1333]

2nd comment ^^

[@godisjust591]

Is It Inferred From The Qur'an That The Prophet Used To Read And Write? According to Dr Sayyid `Abd al-Latif, it can explicitly be understood from some of the Qur'anic verses that the Prophet (SA) could both read and write: In Surat Ali-`Imran, verse 164, we read: "Truly Allah conferred a benefit upon the believers when He raised among them a Messenger from among themselves, reciting to them His communications and purifying them, and teaching them the Book and the Wisdom, although before that they were in manifest error (3:164). " Dr. `Abd al-Latif says: "As the Holy Qur'an clearly states, the foremost duty of the Prophet (SA) was teaching the Qur'an to his followers, and it is certain that the minimum capability required for the one who wants to teach the contents of a book to others is, again as the Qur'an states explicitly, being able to make use of the pen or, at least, being able to read what has been written by the pen." This reasoning seems queer, as, firstly, what all Muslims unanimously believe in, and he desires to prove the vice versa, is that the Holy Prophet (SA) neither could write nor read before the appointment to prophethood. Such a reasoning at the most can prove that the Holy Prophet (SA) was able to read and write during the period of his prophethood. This is agreed by Sayyid Murtada, Sha'bi and some other people. Secondly, even as regards the period of prophethood, Dr `Abd al-Latif's reasoning is ineffective; for example, pen, paper, blackboard, drawing, etc, are required when a teacher is to teach reading and writing or to teach mathematics for which he has to solve himself so that the students may learn. However, there is no need for such tools for prophets who teach metaphysics, ethics and halal and haram matters. Among Mashsha'in philosophers (peripatetic philosophers) were called so because they used to walk when teaching, and the learners had to take notes in order not to forget the matters taught. The Holy Prophet (SA) too frequently advised his followers to write down his sayings. He used to say: "Record the knowledge", and when he was asked, "how?", he answered, "By writing down".1 He also said: "May Allah grant happiness to the servant who hears what I say, records it (in his mind) and conveys it to the one who has not heard me saying that."2 It is in the traditions that the Messenger of Allah twice announced this statement, "O God bless my successors". "Who are your successors?", he was asked, and he replied, "They are those who come after me, who learn my sayings and traditions and teach them to others"3 He also said: "Among the rights of a child on his father is to choose him a good name, teach him writing and choose him a spouse when matured."4 The Holy Qur'an states explicitly: "O believers! whenever you contract a debt with one another for a fixed time, then write it down; and let a scribe write it down between you with equity ...(2:282)." Thus, based on the commands of Allah (SWT) and His Prophet (SA), Muslims were bound to acquire the noble art of reading and writing in order to preserve their religious heritage; to fulfil their duties towards the rights of their children; and to administer well their worldly affairs. This led to the rise of "the pen movement", which stimulated the people among whom the literate were only a few, to seek knowledge and to acquire the skills of reading and writing with such an enthusiasm that some of them learned few languages in Madinah and could propagate the message of Islam throughout the world in different languages. History tells us that the Holy Prophet (SA) made the captives of the Battle of Badr free on compensation. Some of them were poor, and were freed without paying while some others had the ability to teach writing and each of them were obliged to teach writing to ten children of Madinah, in return for their freedom.5 This was the extent to which the Holy Prophet (SA) insisted on the learning of reading and writing and on the acquiring of knowledge. But this does not necessarily mean that he had to know and employ these two skills in order to call people to Islam and propagate his religion. Dr `Abd al-Latif says: "In the first surah of the Holy Qur'an, Allah makes mention of `pen' and `writing'. Isn't this the explicit mentioning of a proof that the Prophet of Islam knew reading and writing and that he made use of them? How was it possible that the Holy Prophet encouraged people seek knowledge and become literate, whilst he himself paid no attention to reading and writing? Although he always had a pioneering role in any activity." This is, again, a strange reasoning. The initial verses of the above-mentioned s6rah indicate, of course, that these were revealed to a servant of Allah (SWT), who was in charge of guiding Allah's other servants, and that the Prophet (SA), who received them at his holy heart, acknowledged the value of reading and writing for men. But these verses never suggest that either Allah (SWT) or the Prophet (SA) dealt with reading, writing, pen or paper. Dr `Abd al-Latif also says: "The Holy Prophet was the initiator in practising all that he himself ordered. How could he then order this without doing it himself?" It is, as if to say that a physician who prescribes a medicine for a patient, should first use the medicine himself. Of course, if the physician falls sick and is in need of the same type of medicine, he will definitely take it just as his patient does. But how about the reverse - when the physician isn't sick and consequently not in need of such a medicine? Here we should see whether the Holy Prophet, like others who were in need of learning the arts of reading and writing in order to attain perfection and to remove their defects, had to acquire these two arts and yet, didn't act upon what he himself ordered, or was he in a state that rendered him independent of them. The Holy Prophet was the forerunner in matters of worship, devotion, piety, honesty, truth, good-temperedness, democracy, humility and other good manners. For all of these were counted towards his perfection and the lack of these was a defect. But the issue of so-called `literacy' doesn't belong to this category. The unusual value of being literate for human beings is because the literacy helps them benefit from one another's knowledge. Writing is essentially the conventional symbols used by people to express themselves. In fact through the familiarity with writing, knowledge can be transmitted from one person to another, from one tribe to another and from one generation to another. Thus, man preserves his knowledge from extinction. This is why being literate is considered equal to knowing languages, i.e, the more number of languages the man knows, the more means he has at his disposal to acquire knowledge from others. Both knowing languages and being literate are keys to the acquisition of knowledge rather than the "knowledge" in its real sense. The knowledge implies that the man comes to know of a fact or a law which enjoys reality in the world of existence. Natural sciences, logic, and mathematics are considered as knowledge because they serve the man to discover a real, creative and cause effect type of relationship among subjective things. But knowing words, grammar and the like are not in themselves knowledge, for these will not make us aware of true relationship between the objects. Instead, they will help us to know a series of conventional matters which do not go beyond the limit of assumption. Knowing these matters means knowing the keys to knowledge rather than "knowledge" itself. Of course, a series of real phenomena such as the development of words and compositions, which represent the evolution of thought and take place on the basis of natural laws, appear in the context of such conventional matters; and needless to say that it is a part of philosophy and knowledge to know these natural laws. Consequently, the value of literacy lies in the fact that the man can find the key to others' knowledge. Continue reading > www.al-islam.org/unschooled-prophet-murtadha-mutahhari/it-inferred-quran-prophet-used-read-and-write

[@lahleholivia7398]

Quran 3:59 says allah made Jesus from dust like Adam, and said "BE". Quran 21:91 & 66:12 say allah sent Gabriel to blow into the Virgin Marys body to make Jesus. In Quran 3:47 The Virgin Mary calls Gabriel "My Lord"

[@meh5069]

1. All mankind was made from dust ie. from Adam. When Allah created Adam, he molded him from clay/dust, and then blew life into him (a soul), so the same was done to create Jesus peace be upon him. 2. Mary was not calling the angel my lord, she was speaking to Allah and the angel was replying back to her with a message from Allah. “When I form him perfect, and blow in him of My spirit, then you must fall down before him in prostration.” Quran 15:29 Nice try though

[@lahleholivia7398]

@@meh5069 So babies in the womb are made from dust/clay? Allah has holy spirit?

[@EdmondMorris6185]

I hope to marry a woman like you Masha Allah God bless you

[@TOUFIKASASAAM]

I ask allah to save you and your family .congratulations to became as muslim ...

[@godisjust591]

"How our nature of origin is" Assalamu alaikum Imam Ali (as) said: I wonder at the arrogance of a haughty and vain person. Yesterday he was only a drop of semen and tomorrow he will turn into a corpse. I wonder at the man who observes the Universe created by Allah and doubts His Being and Existence. I wonder at the man who sees people dying around him and yet he has forgotten his end. I wonder at the man who understands the marvel of genesis of creation and refuses to accept that he will be brought back to life again. I wonder at the man who takes great pains to decorate and to make comfortable this mortal habitat and totally forgets his permanent abode. Imam ‘Ali heard someone abusing and blaming the world and said to him, "O you, who are blaming the world, who have been allured and enticed by it, and have been tempted by its false pretenses. You allowed yourself to be enamored of, to be captivated by it and then you accuse and blame it. Have you any reason or right to accuse it and to call it a sinner and seducer? Or is the world not justified in calling you a wicked knave and a sinning hypocrite? When did it make you lose your intelligence and reasoning? And how did it cheat you or snake false pretenses to you? Did it conceal from you the fact of the ultimate end of everything that it holds, the fact of the sway of death, decay and destruction in its domain? Did it keep you in the dark about the fate of your fore- fathers and their final abode under the earth? Did it keep the resting-place of your mothers a secret from you? Do you not know that they have returned to dust? Many a time you must have attended the sick persons and many of them you must have seen beyond the scope of medicine. Neither the science of healing nor could your nursing and attendance nor your prayers and weeping prolonged the span of their lives, and they died. You were anxious for them, you procured the best medical aid, you gathered famous physicians and provided best - medicines for them. Death could not be held back and life could not be pro- longed. In this drama and in this tragedy did the world not present you with a lesson and a moral? Certainly, this world is a house of truth for those who look into it carefully, an abode of peace and rest for those who understand its ways and moods and it is the best working ground for those who want to procure rewards for life in the Hereafter. It is a place of acquiring knowledge and wisdom for those who want to acquire them, a place of worship for the friends of Allah and for Angels. It is the place where prophets received revelations of Allah. It is the place for virtuous people and saints to do good deeds and to be assigned with rewards for the same. Only in this world they could trade with Allah's Favors and Blessings and only while living here they could barter their good deeds with His Blessings and Rewards. Where else could all this be done? Who are you to abuse the world when it has openly declared its mortality and mortality of everything connected with it, when it has given everyone of its inhabitants to understand that all of them are to face death, when through its ways it has given them all an idea of calamities they have to face here, and through the sight of its temporary and fading pleasures it has given them glimpses of eternal pleasures of Paradise and suggested them to wish and work for the same. If you study it properly you will find that simply to warn and frighten you of the consequences of evil deeds and to persuade you towards good actions, every night it raises new hopes of peace and prosperity in you and every morning it places new anxieties and new worries before you. Those who passed such lives are ashamed of and repent the time so passed abuse this world. But there are people who will praise this world on the Day of Judgment that it reminded them of the Hereafter and they took advantage of these reminders. It informed them of the effects of good deeds and they made correct use of the information it advised them and they were benefited by its advice". For more sayings of Imam Ali (as) click > www.al-islam.org/articles/various-sayings-imam-ali-ibn-abi-talib

[@discovery8061]

Mashallah beautiful you 💖 Ifrom Bangladesh 🇧🇩