YT17 WAS PROPHET MUHAMMAD ILLITERATE? (SURPRISE ANSWER) by Dr. Hany Atchan

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[@megavisceo1371]

This upload makes me surrendered to your teachings finally, You are not doing this alone, there is a divine guidance behind it. More of Allahh's blessings

[@exhaleinhale1118]

Maa sha Allah

[@hubaib5640]

Subhaanallah.. What an amazing coincidence. My friend literally asked this same doubt when I was studying in madrasa. And that was some 10-12 years ago, but we couldn't come up with a satisfactory answer. I am so glad that I found this video.

[@Rayrayray1231]

Subhanallah!!! May Allah keep you safe and guide you further!!! MashAllah!!

[@rimaamba3135]

May Allah continue to bless you , this understanding made so much sense ,, and that is why the first message that sayidna Muhammad pbuh received was اقرأ read , as we understand it and not ( recite) as was explained to us ,,, now this point is clear and makes perfect sense الحمد لله الذى هدنا لهذا …..

[@MarvelousQuran]

Alhamdulillah. You too

[@user-k229]

A long awaited, rational and correct interpretation of " ummi." I always found it strange that the conclusion was that our beloved Rasool couldnt read or write. It did not make sense. When we read the Quran with a clear, unbiased mind then the only correct answer is the one you Dr, have provided. The Arabs before the Quran was an ummi nation, the Prophet too, as no Scripture had come to them, prior. Even though the Prophet could read and write, he had not written a book nor recited poetry. Hence the Quran made a point of stating this fact.

[@cassara5628]

Absolutely amazing. It just makes perfect sense. Waiting for more.

[@Farlid57868]

Subxanallaah this is so beautiful , I just had one of the most beautiful aha! moments in my life because of this segment: Surat Iqra verifies that Prophet Muhammad SAW was taught how to write when you think about verse #5: علم الانسٰن مالم يعلم (Taught ‘the’ Man what he did not know). He didn’t know how to write which is what Surah 3ankabut also mentioned. I put ‘the’ in quotes because the translators seem to miss it which is what the ال means. This ascertains my thinking that the the man in question is Prophet Muhammad SAW because even historical narrations tells us that the first 5 verses were revealed together and there was a pause in revelations (this I think was to prepare the Prophet SAW to practice reading and writing, perhaps the reason of Ghar Hira was like an intensive course for him). I With this the Sura makes complete sense. Jazakallah Dr Hany for being the awakening reasons of our minds with these beautiful segments.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Masha Allahh.. This is Zikraa ذِكْرى which we explained in Surah Abasa 3 and later videos. May Allahh sustain you on the path of guidance Your understanding of the term "insaan" is right on!

[@quranmemorized]

Jazzakumullah, it's a really very interesting point of view, may ٱللَّهِ guide anyone as ٱللَّهِ willing

[@imaduddeen4269]

So from what i understand ummi in this context mean that our Syed(saw) has not studied or trained in previous scriptures and learn about them only after the wahi. I mean he obviously know there are people of previous scriptures but he is not trained in those scriptures.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Yes he learned from the Quran

[@zuzukouzina-original]

Well according to Dr. Atchan, it’s not confirmed he (saws) was illiterate according to the Quran. The Quran only confirms that the prophet Muhammad (saws) had no knowledge of earlier scriptures. I assume according to the Hadiths, prophet Muhammad (saws) was illiterate, which could be true as long as it’s not contradicting the Holy Quran.

[@doityourownway]

Alhamdulillah. Thank you, Dr. Hany. Right now, I'm going through your earliest playlist in this series, from the beginning, after watching the 1, 2.1-2.11 segments, which I struggled to understand fully. Your intention and explanations in these segments to help us build a solid and sustainable foundation were beneficial. I, too, believe our Prophet is not illiterate( it has been bugging me for so long), especially those 23years of his critical mission. I listen to your advice to go back to your earliest playlist, and hopefully, InsyaAllah will understand better and learn more from the other series that follows. It may take some time for me. I pray to Allah to guide me and the rest following this channel. And those who have yet to join.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Insha Allahh

[@3tu3ni]

Salaamun Alaikum. This is a very important video despite it being short. Ever since small, I have been taught and internalized the notion that our beloved Rasulullah ﷺ was illeterate. Hence resulting in me accepting everything that has been transmitted via ‘the hadith’ and ‘corrupted tafsir’. The fact that (you have provided evidence and strong arguments) he ﷺ was a literate changed everything for me. EVERYTHING in Al-Quran has meaning, NO MORE ‘COINCIDENTALS’ statement as propagated by some, EVERYTHING is PURPOSEFUL. Jazak Allah Khair, may Allah grant you strength, health, etc., including good students who will take what you have achieved and will achieve further.

[@ekoneko6958]

I am very glad I discover your channel. As a person who does not speak Arabic therefore I rely on translations many times I had questions on certain verses and here and there it almost seems like Qur'an is contradicting it self like when it talks about Musa. a.s. and I keep asking my self a questions while reading... now with your explanations it makes perfect sense and dots are starting to connect.

[@SamD184]

So well explained alhamdulilah and Shukran Dr. Hany

[@nasrinsultana8515]

Assalamualaikum Hazrat. Marvelous Qur'an's marvelous meaning and explanation. Thanks a lot from the core of my heart and soul.

[@umihamizah9274]

Alhamdullilah.. thank you for the insight Dr.Hany. I will revisit all the video and may Allah keep refreshing my weltanschauung.

[@wangeomatic]

Thank you sir, amazing analysis.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Most welcome!

[@Abumaryam22]

Jazakallahu khair may Allah guide us more

[@artandsoul860]

First time watching good explanation

[@MarvelousQuran]

Alhamdulillah

[@jabudabae9418]

Humble Sir, is this finding according to your interpretation or according to sunnah?

[@justCommando]

Yes it makes sense, imagine if someone wrote the Qur'an down and took it to the Prophet (sallallahualayhiwasallam) and asked him to confirm what they've written, and He the Messenger of Allah worked in co-operation with the one who bought it to try and make sure that it's right because he can't read it, so he needs help from the bringer to read it for him. That doesn't seem right, the Messenger should be leading in everything from reading, writing and reciting the Qur'an.

[@centi50s]

Mashallah brother, may God reward you

[@akifghansar]

What about Sure Rehman where Allah Subhanahu tala says "Ar-Rehman Al lamal Quran". It was them to know that Prophet Sallahahu alehaihi wa Sallam was not learned from any human teacher but Allah Subhanahu tala himself. Other wise like in case of ISA A.h.w.s case he got lessons or they say he was Baptized by John the Baptist Yahaya A.h.w.s. no one shud have an inch of a thinking that his beloved was student of any of his Creation

[@bisnisware7061]

Please im sttill struggle, so when exacly prophet salallahu alaihi wassalam switch from illiterally to literally, because in popular narration al rasam down to first revelation in same time?

[@swatisquantum]

Since the methodology is that we are to define words in the Quran from how it is used in the Quran, (no need to impose our own meaning) it makes me think it is written in a programming language. Within this programming language are variables, libraries, sets of words used. It’s hard to explain for me, but I am beginning to see it this way from how you explain you’re methodology. I’m sure someone else can better explain it using technology jargon to describe this programming methodology. This makes the Quran even more perfect for me.

[@aliabdalla4467]

Many apologies. I meant unlettered and not unlearned.

[@uditverma7386]

Your explanation is perfect and correct.

[@Aquib_Raza]

و علمك ما لم تكن تعلم. Subhan Allah

[@mehrourbadloe8339]

This is another great explanation by Dr Hani and I agree

[@latrelld8187]

Our prophet receives revelations, the companions write down these verses. Who checks it? Secondly, when the prophet is ordering what verse goes where, how does he do this? Thirdly when the Quran is compiled, you’re telling me all the companions can read the verse and our prophet couldn’t? Fourthly, when the prophet would do treaties (Treaty of Hudaybiyah) and he orders Ali Ibn Abi Talib to write something and the prophet had to sign the document, he signed it without been able to read/proofread the document? The prophet knew how to read and write, however he didn’t write anything so nobody could accuse him of writing the “Quran”. Also the ummi does not mean illiterate, it just means he was never taught how to read and write. Can you imagine someone taught the holy prophet how to read and write? What claim they would have to say we taught the prophet how to read and write? The whole point was Allah taught him everything directly.

[@te593]

Dr Hany I agree with you, and, it's so good to have confirmation that our beloved Prophet was of course not illiterate. May I add, Dr Mohamad Shahrour also asserted that the word Ummi does not mean illiterate. However, you are taking one step further to build a consistent methodology. This is very important work but I do think for the credibility of the work and so as to continue to cascade this approach it is important to involve contemporary Muslim scholars of the Quran in a debate about these findings and your methodology.

[@MarvelousQuran]

@ taghreed elsanhouri Debates do not yield the truth. They only aim to cater to audience appeal. Besides, if a scholar is using the Quranic methodology, then there is no need for debate. We're already on the same team. Without a shared methodology, we would have no basis to converse.

[@LAILA-2816]

At 13:52 you mention investigative scholars who have done research into the words of the quran....do you have any names for further reading?

[@ttcmaq]

The analysis is profound. So many things are taken for granted. By the way explanations, some explanations borderline faulty. Your deductions via research makes a lot of sense and connects a lot of dots between Hadith, sunnah and quran. Thank you. May Allah continue to guide you to clarity and in so doing bring us to more truth.

[@rehanaturabali6626]

Thank you. Allah knows best, but I always found it hard to believe that the prophet would remain illiterate, even if he was not taught as a child.

[@artandsoul860]

Kindly explain surah sajdah 6, 7, 8, 9.. Ins thoyini means life Cell...

[@NasirAhmedApu]

Great observation.

[@samsmith6279]

Really good, MashaAllah you are answering a lot of question I had about our religion. I am amazed by the Quran and have no doubt about Allah's word but I always wondered about things that contradict the Quran but they would back up their claims with Hadith then the question would become why don't the Hadith match what the Quran is saying so I started doubting Hadith which with the historical analysis of Hadid would clearly indicate that collection of Hadith though probably well intentioned was not a good method. The people of Hadith were done cause more doubts about the message of Allah by claiming that Hadith are reliable to the degree of certainty or absolute certainty it never sat well with me the Quran is amazing a lot's words are absolutely amazing but these issues obviously would cause people who who have doubts to bring them out of the fold of Islam. So how can those people be blamed when the last message is being mad with unreliable and partisan hadiths.

[@fatimb111]

😭I prayed to ALLAH to show the truth then I saw that channel today Subhan’ALLAH much things makes sense now

[@darkjager1232]

Did Prophet Muhammad SAW lied when he said "i can't read" To angel Jibril?

[@semracalik3040]

SA, very interesting video. Thank you so much Sir. did l understand this correctly: the profet wasn’t illiterate, he knew how to write but didn’t write the Quran himself. He just supervised the writing? What did he read? So there was a book from the beginning bcz he had ‘to read’ Why not writing himself? It left me with So many questions.

[@nsayyed5469]

Sunnis and shias are both aggred that prophet ﷺ "is" not illiterate he is unschooled by any human his mastar "is" Allah ﷻ

[@karlm8067]

Wonderful ❤

[@Live2Die.]

Remember!!! Quran is a very simple book.. except few things where u need scholars explanation for Fiqh (jurisprudence). Quran is just telling us to ponder over its words.. so we can recognize our creator and believe in Him.. Simple things.. Like.. Who created heaven and earth? Who brings night and day? Who gives life and death? There are signs for wise people in all this.. So u why u wont take a heed??? My friend!!! Dont be fool with people who are trying to confuse u? Just keep things simple and within prospective... Always Ask Allah for guidance..

[@MarvelousQuran]

My bro. This is exactly what I am saying. Ask Allahh for guidance, NOT PEOPLE WHO CLAIM TO KNOW WHAT PEOPLE WHO DIED 1200 YEARS AGO ARE CLAIMED TO HAVE SAID...

[@MU-we8hz]

The quran is a very dofficult book and the quran can't stand on his own. I can give you examples where you have to go to external sources to understand it.

[@MU-we8hz]

@@ancienthamatendiscipline3533 o sure. From the quran you could't know who Isa is. Quran 19:27 Then she returned to her people, carrying him. They said ˹in shock˺, “O Mary! You have certainly done a horrible thing! Quran 19:28 O sister of Aaron!1 Your father was not an indecent man, nor was your mother unchaste.” 19:28 says "sister of Aaron". Aaron is the brother of Moses, so Isa is the nephew of Aaron and Moses. Keep in mind, Moses and Aaron did in fact had a sister called Mary. The hadiths are teying to explain this(there are problems with the explenation).

[@MU-we8hz]

@@ancienthamatendiscipline3533 i don't know if you get the point. Nowhere in Arabic Bibles, Jesus is called Isa. Also, why is Imran called the father of Mary while Imran is the father of Moses, Aaron and their sister Mary. We know who is the real father of Mary, the mother of Jesus. If you want to call Mary(the mother of Jesus) sister of Aaron, thats fine, show me that Aaron and Mary are from the same tribe? Otherwise they have nothing to do with eachother. Many mistakes and blunders im the quran, many.

[@MU-we8hz]

@@ancienthamatendiscipline3533 i have not delibratley ignored it. I said to you, show me that Aaron and Mary are from the same tribe? Why connect the two with eachother? Unless you have mistaken the two Mary's. Jesus is NOT Isa in arabic, show me a arabic Bible that reffers to Jesus as Isa? You say the quran doesn't mention the name of Moses, the Bible does and it's Amram. Since the quran confirms the inspiration and the preservation of the Bible, there is a huge blunder in the quran. I can go on and on with factual mistakes in the quran.

[@aadamstory]

May this help you Al-Quran in this Video 7:157-158 62:2 2:78 -------- 29:48 -------- 42:1-2 19:1 Anyway this was my fourth time watching this video. 🤓 Urgh 😬 Everytime I watched it again, I realize I miss something important in the Quran. My fourth time watching this video make me pay attention to the verse 29:48 and the rest of Ayat you mentioned after it and really understand it. (Edited: about my fourth time, it was written third time before)

[@inhumanhyena]

Extremely fascinating and important information. Is there somewhere I can read more about the storytellers of the Abbassid Caliphate?

[@MarvelousQuran]

If you read Arabic, read the book by Suyuti تحذير الخواص من أكاذيب القصاص

[@issasabreeofficial6710]

Salaam Aliakum. I would suggest if the videos are short like this one would be more beneficial

[@nikkahinvite]

Ummi is the opposite of "ahlul Kitab."

[@husseinel-sayed64]

Not true because in Surah Baqra verse 78 it is mentioned that there are some from Ahlul Kitab who are Ummis who are not familiar or knowledgeable about their scripture except as wishes ... So Ummi applies to those people from Ahlul Kitab who do not have knowledge ..

[@nikkahinvite]

@@husseinel-sayed64 اميون = لا يعلمون الكتاب منهم = من الذين هادوا و النصارى 1. Not all Jews or Christians understand the Torah/Gospel. 2. Those who understand the Torah/Gospel are called Ahlul Kitab. 3. Those who do not understand the Torah/Gospel are called ummi. 4. Ahlul Kitab are educated people. How could they be illiterate (ummi)?

[@ahmacnoorinoori4250]

Aslam aliacom dear teacher instructor of the time 100000 percent correct they are the munafiqeen the big shots 😊

[@habeey1]

Salaamun Alaykum If the translation of “ Ummiis” were right the way you describe it in this video, but why Eissa make the prayer in Quran: 5:114? I like to learn more

[@CuchBe]

Beautiful. ❤

[@Dianthuschinensis]

Wa aleykoum salam, thank you very much Sr for sharing with us this high level of study of Allah's Revelations. JazakAllah Khair.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Alhamdulillah. You too

[@yettymualim713]

Assalamualaikum brother🙏 In my opinion, “ummie” means “native “. Like in..”Native speakers…(indigenous peoples of an area/ ethnic group). Is it possible

[@maanroovmaanrethca5113]

So why did he (peace be upon him) had scribes? and who wrote the letters to the leaders of other parts of the world (i.e the king of Abissinya, the king of Persia)?

[@MarvelousQuran]

Why not?

[@Isa_33_]

To try and change the meanings and understanding of the Quran. The true believers will not be deceived. Allah guides whom He wills and He leaves to stray whom He wills.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Please provide us the certificate that Allahh gave you, proving to us which group you belong to?

[@Isa_33_]

@@MarvelousQuran please stop speaking nonsense.

[@dariamorgendorffer592]

@@Isa_33_ and who are we to judge a human being?

[@hash7373]

جزاك الله خير كلامك صحيح (فتعالى الله الملك الحق ولا تعجل بالقران من قبل ان يقضى اليك وحيه وقل رب زدني علما) سورة طه - سورة 20 - آية 114 - انه كان يتعجل في قراءة الايات مكتوب من القرآن قبل ان يقضى اليك وحيه من جبريل وايضا فلنتلو شهادة هؤلاء كما أثبتها الله عز وجل في كتابه، فهي شهادة بأمر مادي ملموس لا سبيل إلى نكرانه أو الكفر به فالنبي كان يكتتب القرآن حيث يملى عليه ولم يكن هو الذي يمليه ليكتتبه غيره، وهذه الشهادة وإن كانت تنكر الوحي إلا أنها تعترف له بالإلمام بالقراءة والكتابة. والدليل قوله تعالى ﴿وَقَالُوا أَسَاطِيرُ الْأَوَّلِينَ اكْتَتَبَهَا فَهِيَ تُمْلَىٰ عَلَيْهِ بُكْرَةً وَأَصِيلًا﴾ سورة الفرقان - سورة 25 - آية 5

[@noorazman8380]

Dr Hani. Surah AL ANKABOOT: 48 was translated that he was illiterate or something to that effect. Similar to Surah 80: ABASA was the verse wrongly translated. Please clarify.

[@MarvelousQuran]

29:48: "Before this scripture", which clearly indicates that things change when this scripture was revealed... The problem is that THEY don't read the Quran, and still claim to be Muslims and claim to be defending Islam!!!

[@centi50s]

Brother what do you think of the word ummi=gentiles

[@syedzafarullahmaqdi1036]

If Muhammad (sulallahu Alihey wa salaam) wrote Quran Al Kareem by his own hands then do we find any piece of his writing available to the ummah?

[@dariamorgendorffer592]

he recited it to the people but if you want proof that he can write, check out this video on youtube called "The Holy Prophet Muhammad 's Letter to the Monks of St. Catherine in Mt. Sinai", when I watched it before, it really shocked and confused me, and now this explanation makes so much sense!

[@twahir.m.bashrahil2770]

Thankyou Sir for these wonderful videos, and I am watching Keenly. I do agree with many of your arguments, but I would have wished if I could find you on a live feed, so that, I could ask you some questions to clarify for me some things which I really found them hard to swallow, and kind of confusing. I just do pray that you are teaching Muslims the right thing, otherwise, (God forbid), you would be trying to mislead a whole Ummah. Waiyadhu biLLAH min dhaalik. Shukran and please find some time Sir to have a live feed for Question-Answer Session. Shukran!

[@MarvelousQuran]

@TWAHIR.M.BASHRAHIL Kindly contact me at [e-mail]

[@mohammedzakir9818]

salam alaikum ! sorry to tell you , that volume is very low please use good mic for good volume

[@MarvelousQuran]

Plz try listening on a different device. We have received similar compaints from others who had problems with their own devices.

[@elif12345.]

False premises 1. Illiterate means dumb 2. IQra means ‘read’ 3. Quran was studied more after Rashedun caliphate was dismantled 4. Professional story tellers are the same as mufassir, both of whom got their knowledge from Torah stories. Yet, the most pivotal question that’s not asked is, who taught prophet how to read or write. Then it negates many hadiths that say prophet couldn’t read and even write his name. For instance, prophet crossed out rasulullah from the treaty of hudaibiya after asking a companion which section mentions the word. Classic bani Israel.

[@MarvelousQuran]

@Rafiq Islam... You say: "who taught prophet how to read or write". The Quran tells us that Allahh taught what he did not know in 4:113 You say: "Classic bani Israel."... Please put down the mirror and watch with an open heart If you want to engage in a polite discourse, you are welcome. Otherwise, please know that we are not forcing anyone to watch.

[@elif12345.]

[An-Nisa:113]: وَلَوْلَا فَضْلُ اللَّهِ عَلَيْكَ وَرَحْمَتُهُ لَهَمَّت طَّائِفَةٌ مِّنْهُمْ أَن يُضِلُّوكَ وَمَا يُضِلُّونَ إِلَّا أَنفُسَهُمْ وَمَا يَضُرُّونَكَ مِن شَيْءٍ وَأَنزَلَ اللَّهُ عَلَيْكَ الْكِتَابَ وَالْحِكْمَةَ وَعَلَّمَكَ مَا لَمْ تَكُن تَعْلَمُ وَكَانَ فَضْلُ اللَّهِ عَلَيْكَ عَظِيمًا And but for God's favour upon thee and His grace, some of those [who are false to themselves] would indeed endeavour to lead thee astray; yet none but themselves do they lead astray. Nor can they harm thee in any way, since God has bestowed upon thee from on high this divine writ and [given thee] wisdom, and has imparted unto thee the knowledge of what thou didst not know. And God's favour upon thee is tremendous indeed. This is the evidence that prophet was taught how to read and write. Reminds me of a Shia imam who claimed Ali’s name was used in Quran some 300 times.

[@ruebenandrews9914]

interesting discussion Dr Atchan. I always thought it strange how Muhammad was supposedly illiterate because wasn't he known to be a businessman and conducting trade in various parts of the land. A businessman needs to be able to read/write and do simple maths for this task. Whats your opinion?

[@CuchBe]

Please elaborate, Ibraheemiq Leuqotion in no more than 15 minute multiple sessionS.

[@zakzak8183]

VERY GOOD

[@drmdzakariahmdali6677]

Alhamdulillah

[@iq0099]

Agree 100% proofs are out there. True- the first command to the Prophet is to "Read" and the reply was ما انا بقارئ؟ means what shall I read? ما Does not mean "I don't know" Arabs use this all the time - which means I do. Thank you for the great video.

[@ghayurayub1424]

Sir, prophet Mohammad (PBUH) was provided Intuitional knowledge by Allah when He told him (PBUH) to read (Iqra) on his first spiritual Divine encounter. Intuition starts where logic ends. Prophet (PBUH) was not taught in any school (madrasa). The Divine Encounter opened his (PBUH) heart filling it witth intuition knowledge. Please remember that intuition let a person know about the known and the unknown. Also please remember that the Quran is a mathematical miracle proved by computer. So yes Ummi means unlettered as he (PBUH) didn’t have formal education. Sincerely Dr Ghayur Ayub (London)

[@MarvelousQuran]

Salaamun ALaykum... I appreciate the noble expressions. I really do... But what we offer on this channel is Quranic evidence. I sincerely hope that you keep watching because, I promise, there is much that we had not been taught in our tradition, and there are many erroneous claims that we have been taught in our tradition. The Quranic methodology that we discovered and that we employ promises to change things dramatically for the better, in support of your noble expressions We have barely started presenting the Wonders of the Quran on this channel Regards

[@ghayurayub1424]

@@MarvelousQuran sir, if you replied to my interaction’, can I respond humbly that whatever I said is linked to the Quran. God’s blessings Amen

[@ArrEff]

I believe what you explained,but why prophet Muhammad need a kaatib of wahi to write it down for him then?

[@MarvelousQuran]

Just because he knows how to read and write, it does NOT mean that he has to write everything... According to some reports, he had 60+ scribes

[@ArrEff]

@@MarvelousQuran I see, right.thank you.

[@ZainPeerzade]

Mashallah This is the main reason we ahle sunnah wal jammah is guided sect out of the 73

[@hantukopek465]

you've not given the Book - you're an ummiy once you've been given the Book -you're people of the Book (Ahli Al Kitab) salaam.

[@ababtube1023]

As someone who learned the Hadith and Tafseer way before I was exposed to any other study of any kind. Than was exposed the current issues and history I am flowing it your logic very and enjoying it the stimulation and the challenge which is ok and approved in Islam as rational discussion contrary to what some claim. The one I am uncommittable so far is this one. as it seems to me there is a clear inveses to say the Prophet did not read or write in order to expel any excuse that he learned it from other than Allah via Jibril. You are in to a point if you say he learned it later but was not reading or writing before he become a Prophet. We know the prophet was very smart and very capable off as a Human being. It should not be a problem for him to learn. May be the Ijma'a of the two is he did not read nor write but learned it later Allah knows it. Thank you I think you are into something the fact the Quran is for all people and for all generations is your strength. I am sure you remember when we had the major problem with the phots, TVs and knowing what is not seen and how that is all normal know.

[@MarvelousQuran]

That's what we said in the video my brother

[@Live2Die.]

Earlier part of talk is full of assumptions.. plz give some authentic references to your statements..

[@MarvelousQuran]

Watch the whole segment before judging

[@mohammedsalah7499]

اقرا لا تستلزم القراة من كتاب مكتوب بل تعني ايضا القراءة من المحفوظ في الذاكرة حينما نقول قرا علينا الشيخ ..... من سورة ..... يفهم من ذلك انه قرا من حفظه

[@cyranoonghaflin646]

Pray to Allah the Creator and not his creations e.g. Moses, Jesus and Mohammad!

[@mohammadjavid3066]

Dr Hany I am an ajmi and can’t understand Arabic. Looking at you how you extract truth from Quran make me wonder what has happened to Muslim ummah. There are Arabic institutes in Muslim countries around the glob who has been promoting false islam what have they been doing. Are they not sincere to religion or there is something else behind. At least one thing is clear that all my questions about Quranic interpretation are getting clear since I started watching ur channel.

[@ashh2170]

Alhamdullilah

[@romeosantossr.7358]

ما شاء الله الله اكبر

[@jaffarsamoon6711]

Assalamualaikum sir, please answer some questions 📌 👉 what is the interpretation of the hadees, when at the Time of ""sulah hudaibiyah"" when the Macca people demanded to remove the word " Rasoolullah"( SAWAWS) from the treaty of reconciliation and peace, and that occasion hazrat ALI alihi salam was called to rectify the word of objection. I is made to understand that the holy prophet Muhammad could not read or write ,but when Hazrat Ali refused to cut the word of objection" Rasoolullah" . The prophet Muhammad SAWAWS himself did it. Moreover if hazrat Ali was litirate who was brought up from the child hood by the prophet himself was thought to read and write. Who helped hazrat Ali in this work. 👉 Again when the holy Quran was being revealed in parts during 23 years , how did the holy prophet managed to arrange the appropriate verses to be recorded at appropriate places when it was being revealed according to the given circumstances in a scattered form ?? 👉 Also there is no evidence in the sunnah that prophet Muhammad SAWAWS used to write the verses of Quran himself, but it is reported that some companions used to be " katibi Wahi". Please correlate the ambiguity. The katibi Wahi could not assemble the Quranic verses at appropriate places unless guided by the prophet Muhammad SAWAWS himself. No matter the prophet himself was always under the guidance and supervision of Allah and his Angel - Gibrail a.s and getting regular guidence of wahi through other means of revelation. But how to Quran was compiled in the form of book in the present available form unless guided by the prophet himself.???

[@MarvelousQuran]

This channel is about the Marvelous Quran

[@mukhtarkhan6598]

Prophets are conveyed knowledge through prophecies(wahi) As Allah says the ultimate knowledge rests with the Allah subhanahu and he conveys,so now opening any discussion is an act of disobedience of Quranic verses as per my conviction .

[@dr___sqazi5145]

Brother what do you understand by 1) ahle alkitab 2) utulkitab 3) aatynahumul kitab?

[@MarvelousQuran]

First: What is Kitab?

[@dr___sqazi5145]

@@MarvelousQuran Yes

[@dr___sqazi5145]

Law received by all prophets?

[@MarvelousQuran]

Kitab is what the angels write for you in your own Weltanschauung: Your understanding of the Quran; The message that you extract from the Quran, especially if the angels help you do so. Ahlelkitaab are those who are positioned to receive such a message from the angels: Those who were told about the concept, even if they fail at applying it. This includes us if we choose to accept that concept and to surrender to it, even if we do not do what it takes to fulfill the conditions associated with receiving according to it. The people of 3aad and Hood are not alhelekitaab, whereas the followers of Mussa and 3issa are. utulkitab and aatynahumul kitab are those who were taught about the concept of Kitaab by others or by Allahh (even if they ended up straying away afterwards), just like I am teaching you now. Regards

[@oussamakassah2669]

Wouldn't Ummi better translate to gentile? As in not a son of Israel since the Arabs trace back their lineage to Ismaeel AS and not Jacob AS? This in my opinion fits perfectly with the Quran.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Thank you for your question. Where did we learn that Arabs trace their lineage back to Ismaeel? Guess!!!

[@oussamakassah2669]

@@MarvelousQuran Even if they don't trace it to Ismaeel, they aren't considered Jews, and therefore they are Gentiles.

[@user-et1vz2ru6l]

Ummi= mother side and who is the prophet in the Quran who named related with his mother? .

[@arshadhameed1507]

Dr Atchan. I just want to understand your position on Hadith. Because Sahih al-Bukhari Book1, Hadith 3 clearly says that "The Prophet (ﷺ) replied, "I do not know how to read." We have a clear statement from the prophet on one hand (if we accept Hadith) and you are mentioning Verses 2.78 to mean "Among them who are not familiar" but this is not explicit as you say, it is your interpretation. Where as someone else can interpret "only few elite knew how to read and among them are unlettered people". So, how is it that clear? it is still your interpretation against others. Can you please explain?

[@MarvelousQuran]

Let's assume that the Hadeeth that you quote is absolutely correct... Is it possible that Aya 29:48 is telling us that he was taught by Allahh to read and write AFTER THE BEGINNING OF THE REVELATION? And then, let's think: - The Quran is telling him to read, and he would remain illiterate? - Our beloved SAWS was encouraging everyone to read and write, but he refuses to do the same? - Our beloved SAWS would exchange a prisoner for teaching literacy to 10 Muslims, but he himself insisted to remain illiterate? THINK, PLEASE!

[@laylaali5977]

I don’t believe he was illiterate it doesn’t make any sense he was business man who traveled different places which people spoke different languages

[@Hatim_Khan]

29:48 MIN QABLIHI MIN KITAB In this ayah, you interpret KITAB as Quran. KITAB mentioned is a common noun ( اسم نكره ) without Al, if it was ALKITAB then it would be obvious to be specifically the Quran but using common noun indicates "any book" My question is : Why a common noun has been used to mention Quran? I appreciate your response to enable us understand the concept in a better way. Thanks and jazak Allah

[@MarvelousQuran]

You are assuming that the pronoun in "Min Qablihi" is of the same genre as "Kitab". This is not a valid assumption. Consider this sentence: Before you ate this cheese, you did not eat any apple!

[@NorddinAyob-mi3ey]

Jibrail may have told our beloved prophet Muhammad s.a.w. to split the ha mim from kaf ain sadd...wawlahuaklam

[@ironman4093]

هُوَ الَّذِي بَعَثَ فِي الْأُمِّيِّينَ رَسُولًا مِّنْهُمْ يَتْلُو عَلَيْهِمْ آيَاتِهِ وَيُزَكِّيهِمْ وَيُعَلِّمُهُمُ الْكِتَابَ وَالْحِكْمَةَ وَإِن كَانُوا مِن قَبْلُ لَفِي ضَلَالٍ مُّبِينٍ It is He who raised a messenger from among the Gentiles; reciting His revelations to them, purifying them, and teaching them the Book and Wisdom; although before that they were clearly misguided. (62:2) الَّذِينَ يَتَّبِعُونَ الرَّسُولَ النَّبِيَّ الْأُمِّيَّ الَّذِي يَجِدُونَهُ مَكْتُوبًا عِندَهُمْ فِي التَّوْرَاةِ وَالْإِنجِيلِ يَأْمُرُهُم بِالْمَعْرُوفِ وَيَنْهَاهُمْ عَنِ الْمُنكَرِ وَيُحِلُّ لَهُمُ طَّيِّبَاتِ وَيُحَرِّمُ عَلَيْهِمُ الْخَبَائِثَ وَيَضَعُ عَنْهُمْ إِصْرَهُمْ وَالْأَغْلَالَ الَّتِي كَانَتْ عَلَيْهِمْ فَالَّذِينَ آمَنُوا بِهِ وَعَزَّرُوهُ وَنَصَرُوهُ وَاتَّبَعُوا النُّورَ الَّذِي أُنزِلَ مَعَهُ أُولَٰئِكَ هُمُ الْمُفْلِحُونَ Those who follow the Messenger-Prophet, the Ummi, whom they find written down with them in the Taurat and the Injeel (who) enjoins them good and forbids them evil, and makes lawful to them the good things and makes unlawful to them impure things, and removes from them their burden and the shackles which were upon them; so (as for) those who believe in him and honor him and help him, and follow the light which has been sent down with him, these it is that are the successful. (7:157) مِنْهُمْ أُمِّيُّونَ لَا يَعْلَمُونَ الْكِتَابَ إِلَّا أَمَانِيَّ وَإِنْ هُمْ إِلَّا يَظُنُّونَ فَوَيْلٌ لِّلَّذِينَ يَكْتُبُونَ الْكِتَابَ بِأَيْدِيهِمْ ثُمَّ يَقُولُونَ هَٰذَا مِنْ عِندِ اللَّهِ لِيَشْتَرُوا And among them are 'ummiyoon' who do not know the scripture except through hearsay, they are merely guessing. therefore, woe to those who write the scripture with their own hands, then say, "this is from God" in order to purchase a cheap gain. therefore woe to them for what their hands have written, and woe to them for what they have gained. (2:78-79) 1- The word 'ummiyoon' is the plural of the word 'ummi'. This word is immediately followed by the words 'who do not know the Scripture', which confirms the definition of the word 'ummi' as, and it is exactly as the words say: The one who does not know the Scripture. 2- In verse 79 God warns the 'ummiyoon' not to write distorted versions of the Scripture 'with their own hands'. How can these 'ummiyoon' write distorted versions if they cannot read or write? Once again, this gives us confirmation that 'ummiyoon' does not mean illiterate. It means gentiles who have not received any Scripture. To conclude, the correct meaning of the word 'ummi' in the Quran is a Gentile; one who has not received a Scripture. فَإِنْ حَاجُّوكَ فَقُلْ أَسْلَمْتُ وَجْهِيَ لِلَّهِ وَمَنِ اتَّبَعَنِ وَقُل لِّلَّذِينَ أُوتُوا الْكِتَابَ وَالْأُمِّيِّينَ أَأَسْلَمْتُمْ فَإِنْ أَسْلَمُوا فَقَدِ اهْتَدَوا وَّإِن تَوَلَّوْا فَإِنَّمَا عَلَيْكَ الْبَلَاغُ وَاللَّهُ بَصِيرٌ بِالْعِبَادِ If they argue with you, then say, "I have submitted my face to God; so do the ones who follow me", and say to those who were given the Scripture, as well as the gentiles, "Have you submitted?" (3:20) In this verse, God commanded Muhammad to invite those who received a Scripture (the Jews and Christians) as well as the ummi's to submit to God. وَمَا كُنتَ تَتْلُو مِن قَبْلِهِ مِن كِتَابٍ وَلَا تَخُطُّهُ بِيَمِينِكَ إِذًا لَّارْتَابَ الْمُبْطِلُونَ You were not reciting any Book before this, nor were you writing one down by your hand. In that case, the doubters would have had reason. (29:48) وَقَالُوا أَسَاطِيرُ الْأَوَّلِينَ اكْتَتَبَهَا فَهِيَ تُمْلَىٰ عَلَيْهِ بُكْرَةً وَأَصِيلًا And they said: "Fictional tales of old! he wrote them down while they were being dictated to him morning and evening." (25:5) peace

[@MarvelousQuran]

Most of your translations are wrong. We addressed all of these issues in several videos. You say : "the definition of the word 'ummi' as, and it is exactly as the words say: The one who does not know the Scripture." This is not correct! "Do not know" does not mean "did not receive". It means "knowledge": That's all! As a matter of fact, the term "Minhom" refers to the group of "Ahlul Kitaab"!!! Please watch a few more videos. Insha Allahh you will be impressed! The concept of "gentiles" is a Corrupted-Torah-derived, ethnically motivated, derogatory term that we don't use on this channel. On this channel, we don;t teach the corrupted Torah. We teach the Quran, exclusively! Regards

[@ironman4093]

@@MarvelousQuran salam, thank you for responding, just to clear things up is 'ummi' a person who does not have knowledge of the scripture ?

[@MarvelousQuran]

Yes. Our beloved SAWS was initially Ummi (having no knowledge of the scripture), and then Allahh taught him, over the course of 23 years, all that he needed to learn.

[@LegendaryJoshua]

Alhamdulillah. Such a powerful refutation - clearly, our beloved messenger was not from a community of illiterate people but from those who were unaware of the scripture. As always, the Quran provides the best interpretation from Allah.

[@Dee-nb4cg]

Can you provide sources for the historical portion?

[@althea_is_smokin_hot]

Of course he was. But illiteracy is no bar to revelations.

[@nessimbencheik8308]

If you didn't accept that Muhammad PBUH wasn't illiterate therefore you are rejecting the Quran and even the OT inside Esaiah 29 said that the prophet will be illiterate

[@MarvelousQuran]

You would rather believe OT Isaiah 29 than believe the actual book in your own hand from Allahh?????? Wow!!!!

[@nessimbencheik8308]

@@MarvelousQuran I believe in the Quran that Muhammed was illiterate. It was confirmed historically and confirmed in the OT as mentioned in the holly scripture all Kareem. I'm just rejected the fact from the narrator of this video that he was not literate person.

[@Live2Die.]

Prophet ‎ﷺ‎‬ did not know how to read and write.. This is one of the miracles of Prophet Muhammed ‎ﷺ‎‬ On the occasion of hudaybia Ali RU was the one who wrote the treaty. Prophet Muhammed ‎ﷺ‎‬ used to have a stamp as ring he used for signing documents. So brother don’t try to be fancy about things just keep it realistic. Thank you

[@MarvelousQuran]

This question was asked and answered before. You are trolling. Please read my reply earlier

[@idihaz282]

in "Sirat Ibn Hisham - Biography of The Prophet" in many occurances Ibn Hisham wrote: 'He (Muhammad) wrote ..... " e.g. - then he (Muhammad) wrote to Musaylamah . "In the name of Allah .... This is a letter from Muhammad, to Musaylamah the liar..... " and many others.

[@Quran-TheInstructionManual]

Eventually, thease lectures may affirm the allegations of Yahood and Nasaras made that almost all stories and description are borrowed from earlier scriptures!!!!!!

[@faridakhan4295]

I can read and write but my secretary writes all my professional letters and I have a government seal that I affix on my signature. Come on, you use mind!

[@MarvelousQuran]

@ SirathalMustaqeem It is obvious that you have not watched anything on this channel, because in almost every video we prove the opposite... Please watch the videos before judging, for your own sake.

[@ampagetech2624]

So many revisionists views today , people with their wild unheard thoughts about every thing can air them on the net. The wilder the revisionist theory the more recognition. So after 14 hundred years here comes someone out of no where claiming a complete revision - just from his intuitions and desires.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Evidence was provided, my friend. NOT JUST HIS INTUITIONS AND DESIRES.

[@shoaibahmed5635]

I think before revelation he PBUH could not read or write by his right hand then learned like other Muslims.

[@paketwisatasamalonakodinga6696]

I'm an open minded learner. Good analysis Brother !

[@CuchBe]

Please design your presentations and speeches and hence work no more than 15 minutes. You will quadruple your audience and following, in.Sha.Allah.

[@acesaleem8934]

with due respect to your teachings, How did u conclude that the first verse of the quran was Iqra where as in your other videos, you are strictly against the asbaab e nuzool.

[@MarvelousQuran]

This segment was very early in the life of the channel. The traditionalist understanding is that this surah was the first. I agree with you that there is no Quranic basis to make such a claim. But I was trying to focus on the arguments made by traditionalists (and orientalists) who claim that Muhammad was illiterate all his life, which we proved to be wrong.

[@jaffarsamoon6711]

Poor audio quality 📌

[@tajhotel704]

I had subscribed this channel but opted to unsubscribe because I do not want to risk confusing the little knowledge & belief I have in my faith.

[@terahawks]

@@naza3086 The title isn't insulting in any way, and I'm sorry you perceived it that way. It's a rhetorical question that's meant to incite your curiosity. Yet, if you feel question is insulting to Islam, why not just answer with "I'm 100% confident in the Qur'an" and then listen to what he's got to say?! Hmm?!

[@idrisyasin7614]

@@naza3086 what is strange..is that 1400 years of scholars and nobody of these learned ulama didnt share his believes...

[@duartecboc8028]

Well we are free to choose brother but truth is truth and error is error.. will you stick to error because youre afraid of knowing/searching truth?

[@salihthemonotheist6700]

The quran say he could read & write

[@genmartsg]

This not new to me. I heard it from an Indonesian preacher.

[@ontoseno9653]

who?

[@paparawk]

This is great. Thanks, Dr. Some of us (my circle of friends) argued that Prophet Muhammad PBUH was a very successful merchant and for him to not able to recognize alphabets are a bit off. The story about him arbitrating the placing of the Hajr Aswad after the flood could suggest that he might have held the post of a judge or an arbitrator of some sort. Looking back at the tribal nature of the Meccan community then, it could have been a very important post indeed.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Welcome