YT158 Did Moses Split the Sea? How Many Times? Why we Should Distinguish Between Messengers?

[@awahlmubdi4372]

Asa bro.Hany Whether we are advanced or not I urge everyone too follow these lectures and teachings. They are not hard to understand. Please keep listening. They are not complicated.

[@naeyeransari4974]

Salaamun Alaykum, AlHumdulillahh, this segment is mind-blowing. What we had learned all our lives and taught our kids from generations finally we came to know that all tafseer books and interpretations of the Quran done by the enemies of the Quran made us foolish, and made fun of us. And we were blinding believing in everything although nothing was making sense, and nothing good was coming out of those erroneous stories. Still, we didn't dare to question anything on foolishness created by the masterminds.AlHumdulillahh, millions of thanks to Allahh swt for giving us this opportunity to learn the Quran correctly. This new interpretation of the Quran is making so much sense and bringing us close to our creator. I don't have words to explain my inner feelings and satisfaction after learning and listening to the segments from the marvelous Quran. Thank you, Dr. Hany

[@Question_More573]

Alhamdullillah. Amazing segment. Now I understand how you can understand what others can not , because of the Aya (7:146) I ( Allah) I will divert from My signs those who are arrogant on earth unjustly, and if they see every sign they do not acknowledge it, and if they see the path of guidance they do not take it as a path; and if they see the path of straying, they take it as a path. That is because they have denied Our signs and were heedless of them.*

[@Stoked432]

Alhamdulilah THANK YOU Dr Hany for taking some of us out of the slumber!

[@snazriahify]

Salaamun Alaykum, so much more than I expected, will have to revisit again and again not just this session but the past relevant ones. Alhamdulillah, thank you Dr Hany for sharing the insights gifted to you .

[@oraclemedia9266]

As soon as I got my next job, I will support this project inshaAllah!

[@eliaskondi1722]

Thank you for, dear doctor, our eyes and hearts are constantly experiencing the light of faith, the light hidden from us. Go on and never stop, every time things are becoming clear as sunlight. Love

[@oraclemedia9266]

Salaamun alaikum! Even the very start AMAZED ME! Al hamdulillahil Rabbil alemin, and thank u for this Dr. Hany!

[@Jasia-bh7ou]

Alhumdulillah Thanks alot brother Hany for enlightening us with the beautiful knowledge of Quran .

[@snappedthem]

SA, happy for you to be back again

[@MdNazrulIslam-hy3ph]

❤very much informative.

[@johan0964]

Salaamun Alaykum - there are gems and gems of knowledge in this segment. Thank you SO MUCH Dr Hany for teaching us the correct terminologies and to question the existing translations/interpretation.

[@hamzaamir1218]

why thanking him.. pay him US $10 and its OK

[@jkham131]

Any decision to exclude us from this noble website will weaken our "belt tension" ... to be honest with you. Ntl, we are proud of you.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Alhamdulillah. We are doing the right thing. Some people may not like it, but we will remain focused on the long-term strategy. The website is different. It is not for the general public. It's more specialized for advanced toilers. Those who cannot afford it have other remedies, as we explained so many times already.

[@Questioning247]

It’s amazing how we can spend money frivolously on coffee or Amazon but when it comes to supporting a real project and connection with the Creator our pockets are empty for that

[@Hyundmeko]

​​@@Questioning247not everyone is like you spending money on coffee and Amazon, instead of the arrogance maybe you can help pay for the less fortunate?

[@ScienceToSigns]

You are an inspiration.

[@QalifaBay-yd8gv]

Thanks be to Allah who made the Quran accessible to us through our beloved Mohamad SAWS, Thanks you too Dr Hany for taking your time sharing us this evidence-base knowledge, I wish you lengthy life, healthy so that you we may learn more MQ

[@norsiahabdgapar4183]

Maa shaa Allah! Alhamdulillah! So enlightening! Jazakallah khayran Dr Hany for a magnificient presentation. ♥

[@A6A114]

Salaamun Alaykum, Alhamdulillahh Our Beloved teacher .

[@abdulchowdhury7]

Great Discovery. Barak Allah hu fi Kai ran kathiran

[@ombaklima]

Sa Dr Hany, its great to be able to be in this session

[@eigochat]

ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ ٱلَّذِى هَدَىٰنَا لِهَـٰذَا وَمَا كُنَّا لِنَهْتَدِىَ لَوْلَآ أَنْ هَدَىٰنَا ٱللَّهُ ۖ لَقَدْ جَآءَتْ رُسُلُ رَبِّنَا بِٱلْحَقِّ ۖ

[@goodwordsonly]

Mashallah so many treasures on this channel. Perhaps this is being worked on already, but if not, an online glossary of linguistic principles/verb forms discovered by DH /MQ team would be very useful as a tool. JazakumAllah

[@aarunsan2721]

Amazing disclosures as always., Thank You Dr Hany. Blessings

[@moedot7]

Salaamun Alaykum, even these lighter sessions are so heavy. Alhumdulillah

[@kangkane000]

Alhamdulillah, thanks that you provide the revision again. I missed the first hour of the lecture.😊

[@sisterkhadijah5688]

SA Brother Hany Thank you, so much this information makes me so happy I’m literally jumping with joy!!! Al humduleelah

[@YounM-xb2cy]

Alhamdulilah - the junction of the bahrayni 55 :19-22... subhanallah. - Brother Yunus M.

[@mosesssebagala682]

Alhamdulillah for the avalanche of revelation. Salaamun alaykum Dr. En thanks sharing with us

[@Abdullah-lp5gf]

Another Marvelous segment 🌺🌺 How negligent they have been with learning the language of the scripture.

[@snazriahify]

Salaamun Alaikum, Alhamdulillah, thank you Dr.Hany

[@afzalrafizi1231]

salaamun alaykum.. Alhamdulillah for the knowledge..

[@wantanamera9939]

Salamualaykum .. Alhamdulillah , Tq Dr Hany.

[@philleaskat4445]

salamoun aleikum dr.hany Alhamdulillah and Masha Allah, for enlightening us with this wonderful and beautiful knowledge of the Quran. Thank you so much. May Allah reward you for all the hard work, Insha Allah.

[@zakzak8183]

Salaamun Alaykum to all, Alhamdulillah

[@oraclemedia9266]

For all German-Readers like me: Und wir wiesen Mussa an, in eurer Gemeinschaft das Meer der Verwirrung zu spalten, und als Ergebnis wurde das Meer der Verwirrung gespalten, und jede Spaltung oder Teilung war wie der vorherrschende Erlass, der von oben herabkommt. (And we instructed Mussa to separate, in your community, the sea of confusion, and as a result, the sea of confusion was split, and every splitting or parting was like the prevalent decree descending from on high.)

[@fairooslebbe3000]

SA May Allah Bless you Dr Hany

[@NorddinAyob-mi3ey]

Hands and legs.. This is how the Malay language refers the people work associated with organization being called as "kaki tangan" literary "legs and hands"...

[@Serene-Solace4455]

Hamdulillah, the parachute/balloon refrence is astonishing; if I'm not correct each faction (split) floating down on hot air.

[@MarvelousQuran]

The parting was like a prevalent (decree) descending from on high. Not the factions that resulted from the parting.

[@Serene-Solace4455]

@@MarvelousQuran Thanks for the clarification.

[@munahassen4815]

سلام عليكم الحمدلله رب العالمين. Alhamdulilahh Alhamdulilahh Alhamdulilahh. Nothing does this divine healing experience justice except Alhamdulilahh Alhamdulilahh ❤❤❤.

[@Izhar2186]

Wow many great hints ... Alhamdulillahi Rabbil A'lameen... Oh small m Luv ya

[@muhammadmaalik5050]

Dr Hanny thanks for your time and hardwork Allah bless u one question u have give 2 translations of word الارض in todays topic one Scripture and other is Land ??

[@muhammadwaliullahmalik3886]

Salaam-un-Alaika Dr. Hany

[@krodjeru7910]

Alhamdulillah ❤❤❤❤😊😊

[@sofiaxee5216]

Beautiful smile at the start❤

[@barakagerngross1353]

It always gets better

[@baylatyqalifa4932]

Thank you Dr. For each segment we listen we get little

[@aqualjusticeforall7241]

Alhamdulillah🤲🏾❤️✨❤️😊 am sniffing 🥲of happiness of learning right and the truth in Quran! And Sard of those who’s rejecting Quran and attack Marvelous Quran !

[@AwwalMuslimiin]

JAZAAKA ALLAHU KHAIRAN

[@nomadthemadlad]

Form of the Alfurqan (فعلان) can mean "plural" or "exaggeration"... What a sweet sweet hint that I've been wanting to ask about, guess which other word has that form... ohhhh I can't wait for that day so that you finally talk about it hehehe

[@Abumaryam22]

😊😊

[@najibborhanzadeh992]

Alhamdulila Thank you Sir

[@Hbr990]

SALAAMUN ALAYKUM

[@TheSpanishDude1]

Hi everyone! Can anyone tell me in which segment the info 😮about Mussa aka Jibril was put forth? Thank you. alhamdulilla!

[@al-ayattv8559]

Salamun Alaikum!!!

[@nikhassan6148]

Salaamun upon all..

[@arifabegum_7547]

Alhamdhulillah

[@moniruzzamanmohammad5409]

Alhamdulillah

[@semakulaatibu4564]

Hamdulillah ❤❤❤

[@AjarAmar-o2l]

Salamun Alaykum! Dr. Hany, how do you interpret "عصآ" in 26:63?

[@tauhid0165]

move this video from the broadcast section to the section: uploaded video so that I can translate into your russian language

[@mhymenathi2790]

Salaamun alaykum everyone❤

[@Eeman.2205]

Alhamdulillaahh Alhamdulillaahh

[@umarfarooque3687]

if it was referring to act of splitting of confusion not physical sea by Musa, then can we not say that every prophet or messenger did the splitting of sea confusion ....

[@daintierhype4332]

Alhamdulillah!!!

[@syedkazimraza4834]

Assalam o Alaikum. Respected Dr Hany, Our Prayers for you and family. Kindly enlighten what is the definition of (ghalib). Ayat . Walla tahinu wa tahzemu wa antumul aalaouna in kuntum momineen.

[@naimaamghar818]

Al7amdoelillahh Al7amdoelillahh!!

[@Nuhu.h]

Salaamun Alaykum @everyone

[@adeebazam-j5p]

Your explanation elucidates that the handful followers of Musa while escaping Pharo were divided in their interpretation of Tora...All of them were not following the right methdology even though they escaped with Mosa

[@MarvelousQuran]

The Quran specifically confirm this fact.

[@adamsulaiman639]

am interested to hear your interpretation of 12:111 salaam

[@Zul3rdC]

For those who still can't understand fully this session just let Musa aka Jibrail split your cup first 😅

[@nikhassan6148]

Salaamum 'alaikum.. Is there no more broadcast of MQ recorded session/segment on YT channel? Sincerely your

[@MarvelousQuran]

@nikhassan6148 Check our live section on our channel page. We have a new KZbin Live every 2 weeks.

[@nikhassan6148]

@@MarvelousQuran TQ. Will do... insyaaAllah

[@fuadsaadkinanguka1432]

Alhamdullillah..!!

[@arrctqw1600]

Alhamdulillah! shattered by the shaddah! [fa'la and Fa' ' la]. this is higher level....Alhamdulillah for the elevation.

[@humus2human]

SA. Sir i have following questions:- 1-what is difference between ابن، بنو، بنی، لبنی؟ 2-I have observed use of لبنی اسرائیل when moses AS was under discussion and other than that بنی اسرائیل is addressed. What is the reason / difference? 3- This came in my mind that if اسرائیل is taken from اسرا which means heights, then can we translate بنی اسرائیل as "O group of higher calibre"? Kindly guide, please.

[@yeyo4281]

Dua at 54:26

[@khwajazakriya9769]

Great

[@RajaAzmanRajaAwang]

alhamdulillah

[@AbdAllah-ti4bt]

Salamun Alaikum dear teacher, Iam a bit confused wrt if nazzalna/nazzala referrs only to Al Quran then why anzzala is used at the begininng of Surah Al-kahaf to warn those claiming " Almighty has offsprings" ?

[@MarvelousQuran]

Anzala could apply to knowledge about the Torah, which was included in the Quran. So when it's used with the Quran, it is something to be understood by Muhammad SAWS. For us, we follow "Naz-zala".

[@AbdAllah-ti4bt]

@@MarvelousQuran Thanks for being honest. Iam also stuck at "could"

[@MarvelousQuran]

@AbdAllah-ti4bt I used "could" not because I have doubt about it, but just to draw your attention to a possibility that you have not considered. I don't speak about something I doubt. I use evidence before I present my conviction.

[@rahmahnoordin8024]

Salaamun Alaykum. The live session was announced at 7 am GMT. But it was started at 4 am GMT. Is that correct ?

[@MarvelousQuran]

4 am GMT

[@hello_worLd6104]

Salamun alaikum

[@ZIaIqbal]

Salamun Alaikum, The meanings of the qatala and qattala can not be arbitrarily chosen as execution for certain ayats and the stop or prevent or quel in others, similarly the word daraba can not be used as separation and strike according to the contexts, that would be doing the same thing that the traditional scholars did. So you have to take all the ayat that use these two words and decide on what meaning you want to give, and qatala can not be used as killing the person in many places where it is used, so the meaning kill is incorrect.

[@Questioning247]

SA brother!

[@MarvelousQuran]

Br Zia, Read Aya 5:30 and tell us that Qatala does not mean kill... Qat-tala adds something else, additional semantics, as we explained in the video.

[@ZIaIqbal]

SA, if we go back to the story of two brothers, then we have to also look at 5:28 where yad is used, and if we define it as hands, then we run into to same issue where the Yad of Allah becomes difficult to explain, on the other hand if we use the meaning of Resources for Yad, in 5:28, then it flows beautifully into 5:30 where "where when his Nafs incited him to suppress his brother (i.e. the teachings/views/explanations that his brother was putting forward, cause the story is all about trying to get closer to Allah), he suppressed (the correct teachings) and became of the losers.". This translation fits beautifully with the other places where the teachings of the Prophets have been suppressed "Qatala" and does not create any contradictions in our explanations. Why do we need to translate the ayat to mean blood and gore when the matters of the scripture are concerned when Allah says there is no force in religion ?. This very translation of "Kill" goes against the "No force in religion". The physical battles are only for physical challenges, and our built-in human instinct tells us when to make that decision. With that said, I do realize that there are over 80 ayat that use the word qatala and perhaps a few that use ahlaqa, so I will do further research on these ayats so that I can form a concrete opinion that will stand across all the ayats, we have been confused by the 1400 year old voyage in the Sea of confusion, and I dont want to be another sailor on that voyage.

[@arahchowdhury5124]

Salamun alaykum

[@dajohndina9437]

Salaamun alaykum

[@nha320]

"Sickness started from sickness of the heart"

[@najmaabdallah1800]

So now, Dr Hany, how do we perform SALAT?

[@Serene-Solace4455]

Why don't you look it up in the Qur'an; it's there for those who toil. Or, you can always ask your Imam. Chose wisely.

[@kamissadanfakha4761]

Hamdoulilla,m er rci maître.❤Coran.

[@roukayajannah5111]

Salamun alaykum, I never thought that Moses split the sea … only Allah can do this! About the spilt, you only bring and explain 26.63 You should add … 2.50 And when We parted the sea for you, so We saved you, and drowned the folk of Pharaoh in your sight. 7.138 And We brought the Children of Israel across the sea and Pharaoh with his hosts pursued them …’’ 10.90 And We brought the Children of Israel across the sea, and Pharaoh with his hosts pursued them …’’ How do you explain these verses? What Allah is saying here?

[@roukayajannah5111]

Also, 20.77 And We had inspired to Moses, "Travel by night with My servants and strike for them a dry path through the sea; you will not fear being overtaken nor be afraid.

[@MarvelousQuran]

All metaphorical, and we have demonstrated that the term "sea" is frequently used in a metaphorical sense throughout the Quran.

[@roukayajannah5111]

@@MarvelousQuran Even metaphorically it doesn’t work. Those verses are saying that it’s Allah who parted (faraqna) the sea not Moses and Allah took the Children of Israel across (Wajawazna) the sea.

[@roukayajannah5111]

@@MarvelousQuran Also, the script in the Bible or in the movie doesn’t say to Moses to hit the sea with his staff but to lift up his staff and stretched out his hand over the sea not to hit it. There is no scene where Moses hit the sea with his staff.

[@MarvelousQuran]

@roukayajannah5111 You want to insist that the sea and the parting are literal... Why don't you answer the issue with Aya 26:63? It was multiple times!!! Your erroneous translations will not show you that.

[@syedkazimraza4834]

Sir please enlighten. Leuzhirra hu alladdeen e qulle. If Deen is prevailing then Deen will be ghaalib

[@tom-kz9pb]

No, Moses did not really split the sea. It is a fable. Hope that this helps to clarify.

[@roukayajannah5111]

Right, Moses did not split the sea. Allah did it! 2.50 And when We divided the sea for you and saved you and drowned Pharaoh's people within your very sight.

[@MarvelousQuran]

@roukayajannah5111 You want to insist that the sea and the parting are literal... Why don't you answer the issue with Aya 26:63? It was multiple times!!! Your erroneous translations will not show you that.

[@adamsulaiman639]

​​@@MarvelousQuran it was speculated that there was a massive earthquake in 1200 BC. what do we call that? A Tsunami? maybe he was there at the right place and at the right time. salaam

[@Paraboleheureuse]

❤️

[@mehrourbadloe8339]

Brother. Can you please go rigth to the point about the subject because you are bringining and mixing too much things in the subject. Have Mozus deoarted the sea and how many times and shiw the proof in the Quran That is all brother Let's stick to the subject

[@nikhassan6148]

SA... Bro, I viewed this segment of MQ channel the 3rd times now. I learned and picked new evidents everytime, thus understand better what is presented here

[@KhalidJYusuf]

U r great but i cannot follow you despite my best effort’s

[@abfama7673]

With all due respect I find your methods of drawing Quran meanings very confusing..subhanallah!

[@MarvelousQuran]

Follow our instructions and do not start with later, advanced videos: Start from earlier videos (at least YT46) , and you will understand the correct methodology to engage and apply the Quran on its own terms!

[@hasseaouled6032]

Moses split the Nile River.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Did he build a dam? 😅

[@Questioning247]

It’s amazing that for some people insane fairy tales are more believable than actual evidence from the protected Quran.

[@hasseaouled6032]

@@Questioning247 The Quran uses the word 'yam' to describe the body of water that was split by Moses. Which river is located in Egypt?

[@Questioning247]

@@hasseaouled6032 did you watch the video and did you assess the evidence from the Quran rather than just accept the import of Bible stories from people who were anti Quran?

[@isaibrahiim3867]

Ýourvtalks a much TOO Long-winded

[@techguy5054]

Allah tells Moses he will be perused (Firaun’s army) and they are a Host to be drowned. This is what really happened. May Allah guide you and your listeners. Surah 26, verse 63 So We inspired Moses: “Strike the sea with your staff,” and the sea was split, each part was like a huge mountain.

[@sultanmahmood6396]

Thank you @techguy5054 for your contributions, but here is my humble take on the said verse, and a bit more of my understanding. And We enjoined (instructed) Mussa to separate, in your community, the sea of confusion, and (as a result) it (the sea of confusion) was split, and every splitting (or parting) was like the prevalent (decree) descending from on high 26:63# the result of the splitting Al-bahar=sea of confusion one sea sweet and the other is brackish one group is to be punished - another group is to be saved (بِعَصَاكَ means community or community leaders) Al-Barr is the opposite of الْبَحْرَ Al-bahar Quran warns don't follow الشَّجَرَةَ SHAJARAH they told us that Qurash were the main enemy of Muhammad PBUH, There was no expedition of 10,000 troops who went to Mecca #No personal influence over Allah's commandments, Muhammad PBUH was a Nabi for Bani-Israel, evidentiary, did not punish Quraish, however, he did punish Bani_Israel. # (Think)

[@Penasehatkeuangan]

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. NO. Moses DID NOT split the sea. Wslm.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Watch the video

[@waseemsstudy9140]

distorting the meaning with your own imagination. taking ayats out of context and then keep going in circles of one assumption over the other. no objective analysis and validation of your assumption. what a waste!

[@MarvelousQuran]

Your lies do not work, because anyone who really watches knows immediately why you are so upset. They all understand that you are suffering an existential crisis!

[@waseemsstudy9140]

@@MarvelousQuran rather than becoming too defensive why don’t you substantiate your assertions with some evidence. Let me be specific: 1. You take 26:63 out of context. The context is given in 10-66, where Moses interacts with Pharaoh and his people. You say عصاء is community. So you mean Moses threw the community in 26:32 and 26:45? And actually 20:18 clearly describes that your so called ‘community’ was used to herd sheep. 2. You say بحر is sea of confusion. Where is the word confusion written next to sea in the Quran? And in other places, we say that Quran is saying in 2:164 that ships sail in sea of confusion? Or you can eat seafood (5:96) from sea of confusion?? So don’t just build assumptions. Substantiate them and validate them, and please stick to the point.

[@al-ayattv8559]

@waseemsstudy9140...Salam Pls have patience & take your time to go through previous videos since beginning...It may take more than 1 year to go through all the videos up to this video. Then re-visit your very own comment for this video & then reply your comment again. I hope this is enough for now. Rest is up to you.

[@waseemsstudy9140]

@@al-ayattv8559 thanks for your rhetorical response. But I was hoping for a scholarly response. Salam

[@Serene-Solace4455]

The proves and evidences are clear from the Qur'an directly (not opinions), unless you believe one can make a causeway through the Red sea by striking the ground with a stick- then that a different matter.

[@maaat68]

ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ ٱلَّذِى هَدَىٰنَا لِهَـٰذَا وَمَا كُنَّا لِنَهْتَدِىَ لَوْلَآ أَنْ هَدَىٰنَا ٱللَّهُ ۖ لَقَدْ جَآءَتْ رُسُلُ رَبِّنَا بِٱلْحَقِّ

[@al-ayattv8559]

Alhamdulillah!!!

[@aishaomar4667]

alhamdulillah

[@Abumaryam22]

Alhamdulillah

[@mohamedsaidamazigh5296]

❤