Understanding Prophet Muhammad's ﷺ Role in the Quran

[@RenderingUser]

5:25 if you're referring to the time jibril first appeared infront of Muhammad ﷺ and gripped him tightly.... most likely thing i can think of, is to prove that the prophet is not dreaming. and also to highlight the importance of reading also, jibril is the one that always appears with revelation to prophet Muhammad ﷺ every time. its not like quran is the only divine miracle according to islam. there are many miracles granted to the prophet. its just that, the quran is the last remaining miracle in our time

[@LGkojin]

The vast majority of times jibril came to prophet Muhammad he would take a human form to what I believe to be more “ grounded ” more simpler way to deliver the massage for your average human can relate to.

[@razmiihsan8897]

I agree with @LGkojin. Prophets miracles are based on the context of the population during their time. One of the miracles of Rasulullah s.a.w is the splitting of the moon, the there are still people who don't believe him. So I think grandiose entrance means nothing to the arabs at that time. Since at that time is the age where scholarship (knowledge) was greatly revered, books and knowledge are almost like miracle to the people at that time. From one of the scholar I learned that the arabs at that time were really jealous of the jews because have revelations/books for the religion. When the arabs heard the jews were gathering in Yathrib (modern day Medina) to welcome a new prophet, when actually Allah has other plan; He sent an arab prophet instead, they quickly invite Rasulullah s.a.w to be their leader.

[@hasan8084]

All the miracles died with their prophets. The Quran is the only miracle that is still alive, and will still be till judgment day.

[@KenanTurkiye]

Here's a different perspective you may not have known before. Jesus Christ the Messiah (peace be upon him) was taken to Heaven by Lord/God/TheCreator because some wanted him dead, so God saved him. The word christ comes from the Greek word 'christos' meaning chosen, the word messiah comes from the Arabic/Hebrew word 'messiach', again meaning chosen. Jesus did not speak Greek or Arabic or Hebrew, he spoke Aramaic. So, Who chose Jesus? TheCreator/TheGod/TheLord did. To do what? To convey that there is TheCreator/TheGod/TheLord and only ThatSupreme power should be worshipped and prayed to and NO idols/conjured up god/s by human kind, be it a man, a spirit of a man, a sun, a star, a moon, a tree, an animal etc etc be worshipped in any way. Anything that is worshipped besides TheGod is a god, that is false god, hence with a small ''g''. There is one Creator, hence why TheGod, the only One deserving of worship. What does Allah mean as a word? It means TheCreator/TheGod/TheLord. What does ''elaah'' mean as a word? It means any idol or conjured up god or gods that are false and do not deserve worship of any kind, hence why Islam rejects all gods but TheGod/TheCreator/TheLord/Allah. Why are all religions in opposition of Islam? Because they have a god or many gods but TheGod that is worshipped in someway or another. Have you ever read a Quran from start to finish? That you can answer for your self. (I recommend the Sahih International english translation, it's good). Best wishes. ------------------------------- .....btw..... Jesus did preach to worship the OneGod/TheCreator and not anything else, and so did his followers, peace be upon them all. This unsettled the Roman Empire because this idea of Monotheism went against their pagan beliefs where the emperor was both emperor and god. They persecuted the followers of Jesus and even attempted to kill Jesus, even a Roman Empire servant Saul of Tarsus was out to kill Jesus. Saul never managed to meet Jesus in real life but after Jesus was taken up to Heaven Saul said he saw a dream and said he will now preach the teachings of Jesus. Saul of Tarsus is also known in todays christianity as Saint Paul, so todays christians are actually on the teaching of ''Saint'' Paul which brings in trinity and godhead figure of Jesus and rejects Monotheism. -Jesus was commanded to preach Monotheism, which he did and early followers were Monotheistic believing people, which later changed with the Roman Empires paganism spreading -Jesus was commanded to preach ONLY to the Israelites, which he did, but after him Saul of Tarsus aka ''saint Paul'' started to preach to the Gentiles, which is the foundation of todays christiandom. -Jesus was commanded to rule for the circumsicion which he did, but it was taken out after he left -Roman Empire in 325 AD held a council, with empire alligned 'scholars'' to decide and VOTE on whether Jesus was to be worshipped or not, they VOTED that Jesus be accepted as god (in aliagn with the pagan beliefs of the Roman traditions) and ever since the trinity became the 'christian way' (not what Jesus preached), and sinc that time the Church has chronicled how many times the ''Bible'' has been changed, verses removed and verses added to SUIT this altered idea of trinity!

[@OneUnoEin]

Correct. The Quran is the miracle that remains for all ages until the day of judgment. All the Prophets of Allah have been strengthened by Allah to help them in their mission of spreading the message to their people. The prophet Muhammad was no exception. Allah supported the prophet through the Angel Gabriel. The prophet has HD many miraculous events happen, such as the moon splitting which was witnessed and documented by even his enemies. His miraculous night journey to the heavens and meeting the prophets in which he brought back new teachings. But also in his battles, where the Muslims won the most impossible battles, where they were faced with armies double their sizes, but the Muslims took victory. As Allah said, that He supported them with his angels in battle. Which gave the Muslims a lot of hope and increase in faith that they were able to defeat enemies who were multiple in size. So yes, Allah makes sure that we understand that the prophet is but a man, and not an angel or of any divine nature. He is not someone send to control but only to warn mankind of how they lost their way to Allah and need to return. The Quran multiple times states that the Prophet Muhammad is but a messenger and warner to mankind. The miracle of the prophet lies in his life and what he achieved and what he was able to establish. Something that is impossible without divine intervention. The Quran is the pinnacle of the miracle as it is a protected and never changing message made to last until mankind seizes to exist. All praise belongs to Allah, the most magnificent the most merciful. The absolute. May His peace and blessing shower upon all his messengers. And may He guide us towards the straight path and open our hearts to the absolute truth and to save our souls from the torment of hell.

[@ftz7385]

I respect the way you mention 'peace be upon him' every time you mention our last prophet.You sir are a good man. :)

[@KDbooks]

Respect is a two way street. If I don’t respect Islam, I won’t earn the respect of the Muslim community who are being - not only friendly - but so insightful and helpful in my journey to understand Islam ☪️ I’m learning so much. The Muslim community is so welcoming! All the respect is due 🙏

[@Biya.Mustafa]

Absolutely so correct... Even Islam doesn't allow us to misbehave or disrespect others'beliefs but yes invite them towards this religion with their good gesture by following the actual teachings of Allaah's messenger.

[@myouceflahleb4474]

I'm subscribed to many but this is the best Book KZbin Channel of all time.

[@AKAtareq]

@@KDbooks I ask Allah (sobhanaho watala) to guide you brother. I just have one little advice if you may and it’s a Hadith of Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alayhi wasallam) has said: ‘Verily this Din [religion] is solid, so tread through it with ease. And do not make the worship of Allah Ta’ala detested to yourself, for indeed the one who is unable to proceed on his journey, due to his conveyance having perished from fatigue, neither traverses any land nor retains any conveyance.’

[@yatagarasu9012]

@@KDbooks As long as you have an open mind when educating yourself, you won't have a problem with Islam. There's a reason pride is one of the worst sins in Islam as well, because it is pride exactly what will turn you away from tbe truth

[@AhmedKhaled-qh3ub]

it's nice to see a brother thinking for himself and doing his research instead of following the media and blind faiths. may Allah bless you brother keep on reading and updating us on your journey with the Quran.

[@yahiiiaplays1252]

To be fair most Muslims don't even try to understand the Quran. I read it again and again and I do understand that this entire book is far more complex than I had thought.

[@fallasleep9472]

@@yahiiiaplays1252 I agree, especially amongst born muslims. This isn't an insult, but it pains me to realize, as a born muslim, how far behind I am in my understanding of the book compared to my revert brothers and sisters. They are more muslim than most of us.

[@yahiiiaplays1252]

@@fallasleep9472 Because scientific research of the Quran and Sunnah is mostly ignored. If you are religious, you need to understand EVERYTHING and question everything. The Quran even states multiple times, "bring your proof", "what logic are you following?" etc. Basic science is also completely ignored. Everyone says, "don't drink Alcohol because Allah said so", why not? They don't bring proof, they just say, "Allah said so". But science says alcohol is damaging, is a carcinogen which causes cancer, the data of drunk driving accidents and drunk accidents in general is enormous. You don't contemplate these things properly and basically follow your sheikhs and muftis blindly and the mufti's and sheikhs used to follow other mufti's and sheikhs blindly, instead of engaging in conversation and debating and testing, you basically shut down all conversation. Like, analyse Al Kauthar for crying out loud. Look at all the rhetorical devices and tell us about them. Understand the contrast between Allah giving in the first sentence and taking away in the third. etc. Many Islamic apologists are doing a terrible job at communicating this religion.

[@خواطررجلرباعيمحترم]

​@@yahiiiaplays1252Its amazing that it is understandable by any one who reads it, and as deep as you dig new things can be discovered and realised. But keep in mind that as long as you are trying to learn and know about Allah and his words, Allah will teach you and show you ❤

[@lemon_maho]

@@yahiiiaplays1252 reverts go through efforts to understand islam and the quraan while we are born being taught by our parents the teachings of quraan so we don't go through the same effort to understand it, and only those who wish to know more and learn more about quraan will go ahead and learn it.

[@perioguatexgaming1333]

Surah 12 is my fav. Also, the commentary and translation of the Quran are nothing compared to what it is in Arabic; it is melodic, it rhymes and overall, it hits, and it feels powerful.

[@abdulmutee]

This also is related to the point he mentioned in the video where he said that the Quran is repetitive. In Arabic, even though I have read the whole book a lot of times, it never gets repetitive to me. That's because of the way it's written. There is always something new in the repeated verses. Actually there are a lot of studies done on this kind of verse. The studies show that those verses might seem the same repeated verses at first glance but are actually totally different. Indeed one of the ways to show that the Quran is the words of God is that the way the Quran is written can not be replicated by humans. God in the Quran challenges the non believers to write a similar book or just a chapter (Surah). "and O Prophet,˺ “If ˹all˺ humans and jinn were to come together to produce the equivalent of this Quran, they could not produce its equal, no matter how they supported each other.” (17:88) "And if you are in doubt about what We have revealed to Our servant,1 then produce a sûrah like it and call your helpers other than Allah, if what you say is true." (2:23) And yet nobody has ever been able to do that. Not even those who lived in the past and spoke the classic arabic.

[@Dvlly99]

If he watches Quran recitation videos w translation on KZbin, he will be able to experience some of what you’re talking about. I hope he does so

[@abdulmutee]

Ya it's totaly a diffrent experience when you listen instead of reading it. I hope he does that, or atleast for the shorter chapters@@Dvlly99

[@thanos8494]

To any Muslim or close Muslims, watch Sam Shamoun, Apostate Prophet and David Wood please .

[@Dvlly99]

@@thanos8494 you honestly want to rally behind David wood and apostate prophet? You want them to be your mascot for Christianity and disproving Islam? If so, it will only lead to more Muslim conversion as has been the consequence for many years.

[@hamodehjeffri1480]

I never thought I would be so engaged in watching a video about the Quran as much as I was with yours. Despite being born a Muslim and regularly reciting and listening to the Quran, your videos are incredibly honest, deeply informative, and yet so simple. Keep up the excellent work habibi!

[@monaabdelbaset8726]

There's a hadith that says : to each prophet was a prayer to his people that came true, but mine is delayed, my prayer (or special blessing/power) is reserved to the hereafter when I am allowed the shafaa (asking for Muslims to be forgiven and having that, to a certain extent that Allah agrees). Prophet Muhammad has a significant role in the day of jugement.

[@TheSuleee]

But shouldn't something as important as this be mentioned by Allah in the Qur'an? Moreover, isn't Allah the most merciful and forgiving? Is the Prophet more merciful?

[@maisarahsabaruddin6106]

@@TheSuleee Allah s.w.t is mercifull, but there a certain extend that sin still a sin. There many that show in Al Quran actually, but there also a certain thing that point out there a limit to that merciful of Allah s.w.t. Allah s.w.t also had his own wrath that i do not want to be in that side. Allah s.w.t also do the judge, work is work , promises is promised. There many chance to get a mercy from Allah s.w.t. Mostly, when you had sins to other human or being...i mean you do wrong to other human or being... This actually became human among human you need to deal within that. I mean you need to get forgiveness from the people that we do wrong. If you had sins that breaking a promises between you and Allah s.w.t , then your chance to get forgiveness is massively high accept you knew, you heard about Allah s..w.t but stiill againts Allah s.w.t ..i mean pray different god. About prophet, there were a muslim that do wrong and accummulate their sins that he himself not wary of and thing that bring them to hell ... this is where the "redeem ticket"... that Muhammad s.a.w ask for . Some still go to hell, but only certain of period all human will out from that hell and got freedom back to heaven after been punish.

[@ibrahimattia1412]

I've just stubbled upon you channel and wanted to express my gratitude of how respectful you are. I can't wait for your reviews of Surat Maryam ( Mary ) (19'th surah) and other surahs.

[@thanos8494]

To any Muslim or close Muslims, watch Sam Shamoun, Apostate Prophet and David Wood please .

[@MoroccanARROWS]

​@@thanos8494 to you and to anyone like you, I invite you to watch those who exposed them LIVE and thanks to fools like them many people reverted to Islam.. May The One True God guide us and those who strive to be guided. As for those who prefer to stray, may He drive them even more stray. Ameen

[@matarmusic]

Just a couple of points: 1. People don't say it a lot but there are a lot of Arabic words that never get translated to English, sometimes for the purpose of making the listener scared of the unknown and associate words they don't know with the context the word is presented in (this done by western media a lot) The reason I'm saying this is because for example the word "Allah" simply is Arabic for God (literal translation is "The God" because God is one). We Muslims say it as is in English out of reverence and distinction but it doesn't mean that Allah is "our" God. Allah is simply God for all creatures and human beings. 2. It's true that other prophets had physical grand miracles and Muhammad (PBUH) had the Quran as a miracle. The reason is that at that time the people of Mecca were known for their incredible proficiency of the Arabic language. So much so that they could create, on the spot, complex poetry that Arab people of today would barely be able to understand. They would have sort of like freestyle challenges were they responded to each other in poetry, and they could memorize 100s of lines of literature. Which is why God decided to bestow upon the prophet (who couldn't write or read) the gift of a linguistic miracle at the time which challenged the people of Mecca, who were the masters of the language, to come up with verses like the Qur'an but they faild to. 3. The previous prophets like Jesus (PBUH) literally resurrected people from the dead and talked in the cradle but that still couldn't convince the disbelievers. The Quran in that sense was a message to humankind to use their gift of language and intellect to reach to the truth, which is why the first revelation was the verses that started with "Read"

[@amine_dubs]

Even there isn't a living miracle (since the messenger pbuh is sent as a merxy to all mankind) better than a preserved book with clear evidences that it's from God. The other prophets were only for their people. And actually Mohamed pbuh had a miracle for his people; the spliting of the moon, other miracles with his companions as well...

[@ibnadam1944]

I have been a Muslim for some years now after conversion, study arabic, and also speak it at a comfortable level. I agreed with what you said but saying Allah and God makes no difference for me. The Lord Almighty sent messengers to every single nation meaning that in every language there is a word to refer to the Creator, the One, Almighty... etc. however someone else wants to interpret it, then that is on them.

[@thanos8494]

To any Muslim or close Muslims, watch Sam Shamoun, Apostate Prophet and David Wood please .

[@amine_dubs]

@@thanos8494 Sorry i don't like clones, you too shouldn't learn from clones rather watch people of knowledge and ask them like The Muslim Lantern please.

[@VoidShell123]

The Qur'an has a lot of future prophecies that became true and some of it that is yet to be. But the thing that I found really interesting personally, is that Qur'an claims that no one could produce anything like it. I often used to think, surely its just a text. I mean you could try, right? But I was wrong as the linguistic patterns in it is just of another level. Imagine a rap(sorry i couldn't come up with a better example), We know how the rappers have this style of playing with words and sometimes creating some patterns in sentences. Not just in terms of rhyme but also in terms of the placement of words to create some numerical pattern with another meaning. The Qur'an consistently does this and keep in mind that Prophet Muhammad couldn't read or write so he used to learn the revelations and let his companions know and they used to understand and byheart them. No way he could have come up with those numerical as well as linguistic patterns by using just his bare mind without writing it down. And even if we try to write it down or make something similar, it wouldn't be so concise and easy to byheart. This also leads to how Muslims say that Qur'an can never get corrupted because we have this tradition of byhearting it. So even if anyone does a mistake. Muslims can easily identify the mistakes

[@SOMALIA898]

Amazing mashallah how beautifully you explained and made it simple yet forward and true,Jazaka Allah Khayr.

[@zu1502]

Wow you explained it so well

[@eblisshack1592]

If you can read Arabic, I highly recommend a book called المعجزة: إعادة قراءة الإعجاز اللغوي في القرأن الكريم or its summary. You'll discover at what extent the language of the Quran left the poets of the time, highly praised for their eloquence and mastery of the language, STUNNED from the amount of novel words, constructions, rhythm etc. We are nowadays used to such constructions and words because they became part of the language since their introduction by the Quran. The Quran brings tons of them even in short surahs! A very pleasant read.

[@yahiiiaplays1252]

You're actually right, I read the shortest chapter which is like 3 sentences and it has like 27+ different rhetorical devices that I could find. I find it deeply disturbing to an extent, because I genuinely fear that Allah is realer than I'd had hoped. I don't want to pray, nor do I want to obey, but there are only so many coincidences.

[@aln-hq9nv]

​@@yahiiiaplays1252May Allah bless you for your honesty and ease your heart to embrace truth and always guide you to the truth. Aameen

[@mohasalmedeh2567]

As a muslim this is a huge pleasure to watch thx you for being respectful and also i like how you always say peace be upon him to our last prophet you sir gain new subscriber 🥰

[@kylerules1311]

Allahumma salli wa sallim ala muhammadin wa`ala alihi wa sahbihi ajma`een ❤♥

[@Muhammadthorieq1097]

"If you never asked a stupid question, you'll never learn aren't you? " Good words

[@nafonieys4543]

First of all LOVE your channel. Your enthusiasm and just pure love of books is a joy to see. You have become one of my primary motivators to star reading again (waiting for my order of Disgrace to arrive!) To your question, I think he (SWT) had to be a simple man. If Allah were to choose an angel, to deliver to the humans, or even a king, few of us would be able to relate- excusing ourselves from following Allah’s commands because the one(s) implementing them are too perfect, thus to difficult follow/emulate. The wisdom of choosing a man amongst (regular) men, is that it shows anyone can do it. The religion is simple- not something for only a select elite, but for everyone.

[@KDbooks]

Ah amazing! Hope you enjoy Disgrace 😊

[@SOMALIA898]

@@KDbooksnow I loved the way you read and try to explain your audience to the books especially when it comes to our religion book most respected books above all the books in this world the words of Allah, with open mind and using respectful language and manner to deliver your experience or you understanding to your audience. You asked question someone answered your question maybe you did not like the answer you cloud just delete it it’s your channel and when comment you Yourself put a disclaimer warning to be respectful in the comment and then replying with this comment using this word (Disgrace) , at least in your comment we know who is disgrace non other the that said it.

[@KDbooks]

Maybe I’ve misunderstood, but Disgrace is a book by JM Coetzee which I recommended to people who want to begin reading fiction. That’s all I am referring to. I never delete comments, unless explicitly hateful. All conversation is good conversation 😊

[@jonjohns8145]

@@KDbooks This is a very important point actually, because the Prophet's job isn't JUST to deliver the words of the Quran to the people. He is expected to exemplify the role of a True Muslim and act as a teacher and a guide as to how to live life as a Muslim. Thus, he is a humble man of everyday even as he takes on this extraordinary mission. By looking at his example and how he lived his life, Muslims can conduct their lives the same or as close as they can get. This would not be possible if the Quran was delivered to mankind straight through the Angels since, sure, they would get the words and Awe, but they miss the practicality and the every minute or every day struggle to stay on the righteous path that comes with being a Human. Does that help explain it?

[@oop1761]

if you dont mind correcting your comment. you said he (SWT) when referring to muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) however SWT stands for subhanuhu wa ta3ala meaning glory be to the exalted, which is what we say for Allah. I think you meant to say peace and blessings be upon him, which is commonly abbreviated as SAWS, just a friendly correction. Salamu aleikum.

[@i.i.i.9.550]

You are very respectful. I loved how you mentioned Peace be upon him every time and that you respected our beliefs

[@فيصلحدادي-ب8د]

الله وكبر ولله الحمد

[@Rifqiethehero]

I love the way you talk about books, especially the Quran, keep it up!

[@KDbooks]

Diolch yn fawr! Really appreciate the kinds words :)

[@salimbenkhalaf3793]

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[@pog519]

@@KDbooks stay away from Islam, it's basically a nazi ideology that claims to be "peaceful", but it's the only ideology from which people demand others to be killed for drawing caricatures. It's pure poison, and yeah the Quran is pretty tamed in that regard, but it's still bullshit...

[@خواطررجلرباعيمحترم]

Well done, I really like how you are passing the information you learnt transparently and with an open mind. Quran makes you think and realise the truth. May Allah grow Islam in your heart because you have big heart ❤

[@letsplaygame443]

Im really glad i found your channel

[@فيصلحدادي-ب8د]

لله ما في السموات والارض

[@RezaKhan2024]

Assalu Alaikum . Quran is the only way a person can become /remain a Muslim. That is my point of view. I re-entered the fold of Islam upon reading the Quran. Alhamdulillah. Welcome to the true religion of Allah. may Allah guide you and have mercy upon you my brother. Keep on reading

[@rachidsaid4594]

Jibreel peace be upon him is entrusted with carrying revelation to the prophetd

[@Frisbee767]

I love your analysis. Please ask all your questions, NO QUESTION IS A STUPID QUESTION. You can always go to a mosque near by and ask 🙂. The mosque I go to has a dedicated session every week for questions that is open to everyone. I would also ask a person of knowledge. Better to ask a Physics question to a Physics Instructor than to ask a Math Instructor.

[@moonwalaa2684]

I love how you're explaining this in a quick, understandable way... As a muslim, I'm still learning more and more about my religion as time goes by. The more you read and open your mind to this, the more you'll enjoy it... you start feeling like you've found your inner peace. I'm still working on myself, and I'm trying to get closer to Allah. Idk how to explain this, but I feel so grateful to be a muslim. Now, I truly understand what it means when we say "الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام" ✨️

[@youteubakount4449]

There is one thing I love about your commentary: you do it respectfully, and it teaches me a lot about other religions as well. You tend to ask questions based on what you have seen elsewhere, and it helps me personally see what makes my own religion unique. Things that I have always taken for granted seem to be somewhat special :) I can't wait to hear more of your thoughts!

[@yugen4070]

Allah made for every prophet a major miracle... & made the Quran the last and the best Major miracle for his last and best messenger PBOH...

[@YesBeHuman]

You are already a scholar in Islamic discovery. Trying to get specific answers for specific questions is the way foward towards understanding everything. Keep the good job on. By the way we are relearning through your work.

[@Sai_Saracen]

Love the content and the level of respect you have for Islam and Prophet Muhammed (PBUH)... I'm also aware that certain things can be missed in translation or when reading about the Prophet from Western "orientalist" lenses.. just for future references it's best not to use the word ignorant.. he was unlettered but was divinely guided in almost every action... he was considered to be a wise man before revelation.. and there are instances when he took highly strategic but pure humanistic decisions that illustrates a high degree of intelligence...

[@KDbooks]

We got to make the mistakes otherwise we won’t learn. Again, in documenting my delving into Islam of course I’m gonna make mistakes. I’m not an expert, neither do I claim to be. People shouldn’t be afraid to make mistakes, it’s a vital part in the process of learning.

[@Sai_Saracen]

@@KDbooks I hope Ur aware that the comment was made out love and appreciation for what Ur doing.. I don't want you to view it as a mistake/correction especially that you illustrated a high level of respect, which I stated.. Ill reword the comment cos it did sound a bit "preachy" .. hope I consider what I've said as a clarification..

[@Sai_Saracen]

@@KDbooks I would like to add one thing that I wanted cos in calling the Prophet ignorant while Muslim believe he is divinely guided is problematic from a theological aspect .. which will get u in trouble/ issues with the web Haraam unit🚨

[@Dr.Ra77ma77]

May Allah SWT guide you to the true religion of Islam

[@gazalatabassum6068]

The more you question Islam the more you learn about Islam ❤

[@roy6419]

And then you realise mohammed was pedophile warlord and islamic problems come from him and his book he made

[@seifislam8277]

Keep reading brother! you're doing a good job Only advice is to reach out to a mosque near you, go sit with the brothers there and tell them what you understood and they'll either confirm or clear up any misunderstandings you may have. This is only because to ensure your comprehension of the text is not faulted by the translation. Having said that, I believe you're sincere and I wish you well.

[@KDbooks]

Stupid question upcoming 😂 Do you just… turn up at a mosque?

[@husnainkhalil2554]

@@KDbooks with your beard mate, I think you'll fit right in but in all seriousness yes, most mosques should be willing to accommodate you and have someone there who can either sit with you or point you to somebody knowledgeable enough to do so. I suppose there's always the option of reaching out beforehand and explaining your desire to sit with someone and discuss and ask questions.

[@nignane5485]

Yes of course, just go and ask, you are allowed to be curious in your journey of learning Islam, and the Muslims especially scholars should spread the message and answer questions.

[@seifislam8277]

@@KDbooks like Mr. Husain just replied here, it's always good to have someone accommodate you there and direct you to the person who can help you out, however you can always just show up, say hi to the people there - even if you think you're in the wrong place - you'll find people to help out in a mosque.. I would suggest you do a little bit of homework beforehand just to know when you can go if the mosque has certain opening/closing hours or if they have lectures and/or events where they discuss these topics.. the point is it will not be a bad experience, on the contrary you will be welcomed. Remember, like you said, you'll not get the full picture without asking "stupid questions".. just go and ask whatever question you have and I am sure the people there will be understanding :)

[@valltrax4076]

@@KDbooks Ofcourse you can my friend scholars and sheikhs are mostly welcoming curiousity and questions i believe it will be a good and informative experience for you . just ask someone to point you to the sheikh . have a good day and may allah lead you on the right path ❤️

[@hafiz5001]

Sobhanallah quran is the words of Allah swt Alhamdulillah ❤

[@فيصلحدادي-ب8د]

الحمد لله

[@Mohamed_1213]

May Allah look into your heart and see the good in you and have mercy on you just because you keep saying “peace be upon him.”

[@monsieurbonaparte6628]

I loved your saying "peace be upon him" every time after Prophet Muhammed's (peace be upon him) name.

[@karinagerikhanova1255]

I’m so happy that more people and non Muslims are reading the Quran :) I hope Allah guides you to the right path. May Allah bless you and make you among the true believers! Allahuma Ameen

[@koran_rus]

۞ وَمَا كَانَ لِبَشَرٍ أَن يُكَلِّمَهُ ٱللَّهُ إِلَّا وَحْيًا أَوْ مِن وَرَآئِ حِجَابٍ أَوْ يُرْسِلَ رَسُولًۭا فَيُوحِىَ بِإِذْنِهِۦ مَا يَشَآءُ ۚ إِنَّهُۥ عَلِىٌّ حَكِيمٌۭ ٥١

[@AlfataAlfaet]

Fantastic review. I am an arab Muslim and at some point in the past I left islam and became an atheist due to believing some of the hadiths that are supposed to be said by the prophets. I then decided to un learn everything I knew about Islam and start again from the source of islam which is the Quran. Sure enough I was guided to true faith and true religion. The problem basically is in all these other books that the scholars of islam claim to be sayings of the prophet or hadiths like bukhari. If you stick to the Quran only you will truly be guided to the most beautiful faith in God. You will come to realize that the Quran is very very open minded and even guarantees salivation to other religions like Christans and Jews or any religion really as long as they believe in the One God and be righteous human beings and not harm other humans. Now if you however start to take your religion from the so called scholars of islam or books of bukari and Hadiths you will basically turn into a person who hates other non Muslims and you will be focused to much onto rituals and how to do prayers and things in very specific ways and become obsessed with that kind of religion and neglect the true essence of religion which is being a just and compassionate person who is a source of goodness to all creation. You will find many verses in the Quran that states that Jews and Chrristiqns and people of the book which is a generic term that encompasses even nowadays muslims in opinion you will find verses that say these people had gone astray because they deviated from the one Book and started making their own books . You can watch Dr Jeffrey Lang journey into becoming a Muslim he basically understood this and said that had he not taken his religion from the Quran he would’ve been lost in all this nonsense so called hadiths and other books that muslims invented. Also I would recommend Mohamed Asad translation pf the Quran called the Message of the Quran. It captures the true essence of the Quran without focusing too much on all these minor aspects that Muslims are obsessed with. God wants you to pray to him however you feel comfortable and wants your sincerity of prayer and thats why you will not find details of how to pray in the Quran. I am not saying don’t pray how Muslims pray, I actually pray just like my Muslim brothers do but just don’t become too obsessed with these details . The Quran focuses on what really matters like not killing innocent people, forbidding stealing, dishonesty, Lying. Forbidding wronging people or judging them. Books of Hadiths on the other hand will focus on trivial things and claim that God will punish you for not fasting Ramadan for example. These rituals in the Quran are means to an end and the end goal is Taqwa or being conscious of God and remembering him all the time so that you don’t transgress or harm others. The books of Hadiths and so called scholars turned the means into end themselves and claimed that God will burn you in the fire if you don’t pray five times aday for example. Anyways sorry for the long comment but I really want you to become a Muslim the way the Quran wants you to become and not the Muslim mainstream Islam wants you to become. 6:153 And, [moreover], this is My path, which is straight, so follow it; and do not follow [other] ways, for you will be separated from His way. This has He instructed you that you may become righteous

[@elgaecp5738]

I love your "peace be upon him". I love your reasoning, I will read Quran again like you did

[@ProjectThought]

May Allah guide you to the right path. So be patient, for the Promise of Allah certainly is True - Chapter 30 verse 6.

[@shartat]

This was a pleasure to watch. I'm looking forward to watching more thematic videos about the Qur'an (the concepts of God, Justice, Parents and Family, etc., ) Thank you ! (a new subscriber here :) )

[@Kingeroffinger]

Amazing work brother❤ keep it up

[@abdelmoneim3796]

Please do bring as many questions as possible. You have to have your mind and heart relieved. May Allah guide you to Islam. Please note the verses encouraging science and searching how Allah has created heavens and earth.

[@sarahrain4371]

Thank you so much for respecting the prophet Mohammed (pbuh) everytime you mention his name.

[@ramtilaakchintu8863]

Love your energy and willingness to learn! Bless you for taking the time out of your day to read this book!

[@nidasadar3668]

Huge respect to you for using PBUH when taking Prophet Muhammad’s name.

[@palwashahussain8087]

Hi, so I want to suggest a book The Sealed Nectar. It's a very credible book on the timeline and life of Prophet Muhammad PBUH. It might help you understand him as a prophet more.

[@KDbooks]

Oh thank you for the recommendation 😊 I have just actually ordered a biography on Muhammad PBUH today - as I have zero idea and minimal knowledge in this subject.

[@palwashahussain8087]

@@KDbooks I forgot to mention the author name Safiur Rehman Mubarakpuri. Have a great day!

[@shahnajparvin8417]

​@@KDbooks "The Sealed Nectar" This is a prize winning book that many scholars recommended. Great suggestion ❤️

[@kbhere-y7n]

Martin Lings autobiography of the Prophet is a classic

[@azizsafudin]

@@kbhere-y7nan autobiography is a biography you write about yourself

[@amnaalnasser5324]

The more you learn about Islam, the more it will make sense to you and it will answer your questions.

[@MuhammadEgypt]

96/1) Recite thou in the name of thy Lord Who hath created - Surah Al-Alaq » translated by Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall

[@ctrigger3]

Asking questions, always the right thing to do. Keep asking questions and stay on that path

[@prsimoibn2710]

You raised a very good philosophical question, discussed in the Islamic scholarly work since the Baghdad era, and in other faiths; Divine Hiddenness !

[@Ricky-jk7wl]

Peace and blessing to you KDbooks 🤲🏾, very insightful review I’ve also been looking into Islam and reading the Quran you nailed the review

[@dhegenk256]

"Indeed you [O Muhammad] are from among the messengers" - (36:3)

[@mw2851]

This is an amazing understanding of the Quran , that only u hear it from intelligent scholars and took me some time , I mean years to feel like I really understood it. I am really fascinated. Even Muslims may not understand this.

[@user-sx6cy8bn4n]

Peace be upon him

[@asfandyarlodhi2946]

This is by far the most accurate analysis of the role of prophet muhammad pbuh . May God bless you.

[@mostafatarek1708]

I suggest that you write down all your questions, go to a nearby mosque and ask the Imam about them. May Allah guide you in your journey to his path. Much love and respect from Egypt.

[@Safrout007]

Thank you for these videos, ..... it is important to mention that the Quran is not created........ the Quran is above creation. The Quran is the Word of God.

[@رياضابوالوفا]

I am so proud of you I hope that Allah lights your heart and mind

[@mrtechstawk]

I ❤ your way of saying .. PEACE BE UPON HIM.... it's so beautiful.... so Peaceful. SubhanAllah

[@Abdul_Mateen.]

I respect you for being sincere, love your videos :)

[@Believer_786]

Im very happy seeing you reading with a open mind and heart ..may Allah guide u to truth..and strengthen your imaan ..ameen

[@johnpop5003]

I recommend, as you read along the translation, you listen to a recital of the Arabic version. For you will feel a whole new power behind the beauty of the Arabic language❤

[@againstthemachine5376]

The muslim lantern is a good channel to ask your question 😊

[@mohamedelmasri144]

May god reward your sincerity with guidance

[@ivarivar1875]

man your impressive, keep it up bro!

[@عبدالرحمنمحمد-ت4خ4و]

If your question is about the prophet finding the ability to read at that particular moment, you should know that the word "Iqra'a" from the verse means read and also means recite in Arabic. The first time arch angle Gabriel told the prophet to read he replied that he could not because he thought he was supposed to read a written text, but, arch angel Gabriel was simply telling the prophet to repeat the recitation after him.

[@Adilmhouar]

I would recommend to watch a playlist of mufti Menk of stories of the prophets and also there is a playlist with the story of the prophet Muhammad PBUH.

[@Adilmhouar]

Regardin Angel Gabriel the simple answer is that in Islam Gabriel has the mission to deliver the message of God to the prophets. For more details of the topic please feel free to chech in KZbin The Story of Jibreel - The Angel Gabriel - by Omar Suleiman it has two parts. The reason i recomend this videos is so when you read it again you will have a larger understanding of the Book and what are they narrating in each part, as some stories of the prophets are narated through different chapters, in example the story of moses is found in many places in the Coran like chapter 20 and chapter 2 where is very mentioned. So hope you a great lecture

[@otlw_kng_mskbr]

Your truly a free minded man. Allah bless you. I invite you to the completion of your faith journey. Follow your heart and he will follow Allah. ❤

[@jaykassim3474]

Nice one brother, salam from Malaysia ❤😊🇲🇾🇲🇾Free Palestine 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@MeandMyself-r3i]

2:57 very very true

[@syedamaryam7223]

I love your reviews about my fav book in the whole world. Holy Quran. Keep it up. prayers from Pakistan

[@alisyedarif]

May Allah Bless You Dear Brother.

[@tarekalnashar7280]

in just a couple minutes you were able to gain my respect, very good job man

[@yakubyakub8849]

thanks for being such a open minded person

[@esagido12]

Peace brother, Allah almighty have blessed you with wisdom and Serenity.. this bless is come with a great responsibility I hope you take the next step and declare the shahada soon And guide other lost souls too. I pray to Allah to guide you. Keep up the good work.

[@bobbyd6040]

Just found your channel & subscribed. You seem like a very sincere & positive person. May Allah guide you to the truth. You will find a very large support network inshallah

[@faraalrafi2130]

I don't know whether you are a Muslim revart or not. But the way you mention (please be upon him) every time is really beautiful.

[@abdelrahmanelkady1133]

Angel Jibril didn't come down only to prophet Muhammed (SAWS) but he ( and when I use "he" it doesn't mean he is a man) also came down to all prophets before prophet Muhammed (SAWS) as his mission is reveal the message of Allah to his prophets. He is the connection between the sky and Earth. Happy to help you answer your questions about Islam brother and thanks for this beautiful video and May Allah guide you and show you the best.❤

[@p1ngh]

Surah Yusuf is the only surah which talks a whole story from beginning to end.

[@xx-rt2hs]

The fact that you remember to say peace be upon him sometimes is very respectful, nice one brother

[@hossamel-deen1453]

The thing about Jibrel is that he is the Angel specified in the Revelation the whole time and with all messengers From Adam to Muhammed peace be upon them all.

[@mohamedalismacktalk382]

So polite and well spoken. Keep reading I can't wait to hear you talk about the scientific facts inside the Quran

[@MariaKhan-ys9pm]

Prophet Mohammed ( PBUH)is special and close to Allah. Bcs he is the prophet chosen for message for all humanity, not just one nation. He was send as a mercy for the people. He will pray for believers in hereafter who did sin that they go to heaven. Bcs there will be believers whose sin will be more their good deeds.

[@fayzamohamed4014]

I appreciate your research to find the truth May ALLAH guide you to the right way soon

[@riskuyat]

respect bro !!!

[@lowe7372]

Assalamu alaykom brother, You will see rhe magnificience of the Quran as the day goes by, it's not just a book, it's the word of Allah , and by this very quality you will see it reaching into your life, talking with you here and there, clearly answering questions you asked a day ago or minutes ago, and in that you will see that it's a living message to you from God, continuously. You will find its power in moments if difficulty when you recite it and you will find that it is the rope of Allah onto which you will hold on and never fear a thing again, just carry on reading it!

[@tipsapaajah7621]

Wow just wow, u explained very well.

[@KDbooks]

Thank you 😊 I hope I’m doing a good job with each video

[@ezzeldin101]

I've watched all your videos about Quran And I see honesty in your eyes, Continue reading, Brother! I also want to mention something: after finishing reading the Quran, in order to fully understand it, you need to read the Sunnah. The Sunnah is the practical way made by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) of executing the orders mentioned in the Quran, for example the Quran tells you to do 5 Prayers a day but doesn't tell you how, so Sunnah does. God bless you and guide you to him, Brother❤

[@bo3tn569]

I really support you man

[@greyraven9164]

the order of "read" although the prophet was illiterate, is simply as a highlight of the important of knowledge for us Humans. it says: "he who taught with pen, taught man what he would not know" if im not mistaken this is to highlight the importance of language. Pen means writing, which can carry info as old and cumulative as thousands of years before. and in the end we accumulate all of our knowledge through language and writing.

[@Rawas100]

Alhamdillah brother took his shahadah. May Allah bless him in this life and the hereafter. I wonder what hes thinking looking back at these videos before he went back to Allah.

[@marwanarrif]

Dear brother, I just hope that one day you'll be able to read and undrestand the original Arabic script. It is phenomenon. The holly Quran was revealed during the golden age of Arabic language and the Araps were baffled and amayzed of how powerful, incridible, and beautiful it is.

[@ibnadem6182]

You understand very good brother !

[@sephatu6521]

“(This is) a Book (the Qur’aan) which We have sent down to you, full of blessings that they may ponder over its Verses, and that men of understanding may remember.”[Saad 38:29] May Allah reward you for your efforts and sharing your experience with the Quran.

[@lmachouche3862]

Very respectful indeed! God bless you 🙏

[@Ash-10fj]

In the Quran, Allah repeatedly mentions reasoning in many verses in different ways(calling the readers "people of reason"). So its important to ask questions and be satisfied with the answers

[@AmirulAdlee]

keep it coming, loves to watch your videos

[@yatagarasu9012]

You can interpret the Quran in a lot of ways but I personally believe that the whole point of our existence is the greatest blessing of all, our free will. God gave us free will which is why we are greater than the angels and the animals. This is exactly the reason why God also rewards us so highly when we submit to him, thus sacrificing our greatest blessing, our free will.

[@jarraahsaad7506]

How and where exactly did you read about “it DOESNT want grand entrance” and why you’re looking at it as a theatrical point of view? Allah words is the best “grand” & “Devine” you can ever get. Knowledge straight from our creator. Quran is the best miracle in human history ❤

[@ninetyeight98809]

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