YT189 A Stunning Quranic Proof that Allahh is not a Name!

[@mhamid7124]

Alhamdullillah! Indeed, this segment is sweet, brief and very useful! TQ Dr Hany for another brilliant exposition.

[@cassara5628]

Salaamun alaykum. Alhamdulillah. That was really a huge disclosure. Its history repeating itself and cant imagine after this how it will be. Need time to reflect on all the verses shared. Thank you very much Dr. Hany. Hope you have good rest and look forward to the next session in a few hours.

[@superkarim70]

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[@rukeahallapiche4102]

Alhamdulillah. Thank you. My mind is clear now regarding the meaning ofAllahh. Ie 'my' Allahh and 'your' Allahh !

[@Bahraini_boy]

Alhamdulillah, your segments are beautifully structured, making the understanding of the Quran remarkably logical and easy to follow.

[@jostnamane3951]

@@Bahraini_boy Are you Bahraini? What are your thoughts on Farid Al-Bahraini?

[@superkarim70]

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[@jostnamane3951]

@@superkarim70 You are on the wrong channel. We do not take our religion as play and amusement to fall into the lower levels of understanding and post silly comments and laughing emojis instead of engaging in rational discourse with the diligent understanding of reality.

[@Serene-Solace4455]

@@superkarim70 Go back to your games, Karim.

[@naimaamghar818]

Alhamdulillahh Alhamdulillahh ! JazakaAllahu khairen Dr.Hany, this is very powerful.

[@superkarim70]

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[@3abdm688]

Alhamdulillah .. this is further explanation of what was partly discussed in very early segment of MQ Channel i.e. YT42 (timestamp 11:33). Thanks Dr Hany.

[@baliman6231]

Al-Ḥamdulilahh. It all makes perfect sense. Rock-Solid proof from the QurꜤān. The Organic QurꜤānic Methodology has proven itself again, being the KEY, to understanding the QurꜤān.

[@omarmy3495]

Alhamdulillah. Amazing how the concept of the Christian God continued into the Islamic "books of tafseer", which 99% of Muslim have adopted as part of their Aqeedah. Hence, why we as Muslim should recognise and give the verses in Surah Hashr, 59: 21-24 its due Reverence. Salaamun Alaykum.

[@raf982]

Alhamdulillah, another well presented segment.

[@Stoked432]

Alhamdulilah ..beautiful disclosures Allah is not a name, therefore not to be claimed by individuals personification of Allah.... But rather an Abstract noun Evidence is overwhelming

[@hamzaamir1218]

very logical with good explanation. I was also confused about someone who is not created by anyone. Who is ever-living. how could he has a name himself. But now no confusion. Alhamdullilah

[@nassiriabraham]

Alhamdulillah, This channel is all about scrutinisig every word to every concept. For sure the understanding in this segment will unlock many ayats in the Quran.

[@naeyeransari4974]

Salaamun Alaykum, Thank you so much, Dr. Hany Alhumdulillah! This segment has given me so much clarity on the concept of Allahh alone and the key to detecting the Mawj in the ayat.

[@ShaazzaAAziz]

Salaamun Alaykum. Alhamdulillahh, Syukran for presenting the topic. A short, sweet but yet very profound and definitely something every Mu'min should know. The earliest to understand it, the better. I am very happy that now we know with evidence from the Qur'an what "Allahh" means, and it is a noun (a descriptor) and NOT a name. In a way it ties everything together with regards to our belief. What we believe in, how we position our devotion and how we establish and develop our personal and exclusive relationship (and) communication with our creator, our Lord (Rabb). To know a person, it is not enough to merely know him or her by name. It doesn't mean anything. Especially, if just uttering the name. We need to be with the person, not just once but as much as possible in order to really know and understand the person. In the case of believing in our "One Deity" (Illahh) we only have the Qur'an to help us to learn, understand, then convince us, eventually and hopefully with 'Certainty'. Only then the Rabb in our mind or Weltanschauung (عarsh) will be "The One Deity" or "Allahh" of ours (or mine). My "Allahh" from what I understand (and continually reinforcing) with respect to the attributes, the Deen, the Mulk, the source of Nuur, the guidance etc. is unique to my own. To me it is fundamental in our 'Aqeedah' and thus very essential to learn and understand the Qur'an. Otherwise, it will be only opinions and worst of all we will be succumbing to the act of Syirik if we try to understand and follow other versions of 'Illahh' from another person, imaam, scholars or ustazs and especially those who do not know the Qur'anic evidence-based knowledge (the عilm). Jazakallahu Khair Dr Hany for sharing. رَبَّنَا أَرْبِطْ عَلَى قُلُوبِنَا وَثَبِّتَ أَقْدَامَنَا "Our lord! Strengthen our resolve, and steady our steps!" Looking forward to the next segment. May the path towards it be uninterrupted and smooth, إن شاء الله

[@FrostedPingu]

With everything we have learnt in the past on this channel, this video makes perfect sense. Alhamdulillah.

[@superkarim70]

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[@ArmanadiJakartaSelatan]

Alhamdulillah. Thank you Dr Hany. Need to re-empty my cup and re-learn again.😁

[@MuhammadBukhariSaidin]

Alhamdulillahh. Thank you Dr. Hany!

[@sheriflee1234]

Alhamdullillah. Thank you again Dr. Hany for this insightful lecture, as always.Very enlightening!

[@humakhan9169]

Alhamdulillah , After watching this segment 2 nd time it cleared my mind, and know the difference between allahh(some stubborn persons own opinions) who stick to its own opinions without any validation or methodology. It can be anyone as we have seen for 1400 year all the tafseer and translation of the Quran was on someone opinions(their own deity). They are following their allahh not Allahh,

[@maaat68]

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

[@QalifaBay-yd8gv]

Thank Dr Hany it is very stoning beyond my perception, I was thinking how you were going to prove الله not to be a proper noun

[@alfunskamara6793]

If you're following this channel for a long time, you will easily understand how it makes sense.

[@mohammadjavid3066]

Subhanallah what a beautiful presentation

[@HisyamNordin-l4l]

Thank you again Dr.Hany

[@shuvra73]

Alhamdulillahh for this ilm! Salaamun Alaykum.

[@nazliah6757]

Alhamdulillah. A stunning exposure.

[@Serene-Solace4455]

Alhamdulillah, foundational yet simple concept. This is a good example of _Mowj_ hidden in plain sight. Again, thanks for all the effort.

[@semmymonty7275]

SA. Alhamdulillah. This is so powerfull. Can't imagine how huge the impact. I'd watched it twice. Yet I still have to be sure that the term "Allāh" is concatenation words of "Al Ilāh". Any clue or explanation on this will be very much appreciated.

[@dominiqueubersfeld2282]

Surely the best example of circular reasoning: Allah proves the Qur'an and the Qur'an proves Allah!

[@asma.nooruddin]

Salaamun alaykum. Makes so much sense. Thank you, Dr. Hany!

[@Swan-atl]

Very precise, thought provoking segment. Alhamdulillah! Allahh alone. Thanks Dr Hany. ❤

[@bernardnlong]

Alhamdulillah! The importance of understanding Quranic syntax has been consistently expounded upon to reveal new and stunning disclosures! Alhamdulillah.

[@superkarim70]

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[@moedot7]

SA. Alhumdulillah this video was terrific.

[@ruqayanusman4736]

Alhamdulillah always. This is another huge disclosure, Dr. Hany. The Quran exposes everything, pointing us to Allahh alone..

[@A6A114]

❤Salaamun alaikum, Alhamdulillah. Beloved Tayr, and Ahlul"baith"❤

[@mayowaabdlkabir3776]

Alhamdulillah robil alamin for this section. Very huge disclosure

[@ConteKerfalla]

Thanks again for this démonstration. ❤

[@shaz4810035]

Great understanding ❤

[@aforrest233]

The most stunning disclosure of evidence based knowledge I've ever heard. Amazing, convincing, concise and undeniable for those who choose evidence over fanciful opinion. Thank you Dr Hany for teaching us how to submit to the truth

[@superkarim70]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aarunsan2721]

SA. Amazing! This Segment is going to put a lot of people though the wringer.

[@Eeman.2205]

No doubt AlhamdulillaahiRabbil'Alamiyn Thanks a lot Dr Hany

[@munahassen4815]

Salaamun Alaykum ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Alhamdulilahh Alhamdulilahh Alhamdulilahh ❤️ ♥️ الحمد لله رب العالمين والحمد والمنة لله وحده لا شريك له ❤❤

[@HaseebKhan-nv5gv]

Masha Allahh, very powerful and logical...... crystal clear

[@al-ayattv8559]

Salaamun Alaikum, Alhamdulillahh, very concise & comprehensive presentation. Message is clear. Thank you so much for your continuous efforts & generosity despite of health issues. May Allahh keep you blessed & safe. Please take care of your health.

[@superkarim70]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@al-ayattv8559]

Alhamdulillahh

[@taufiktajuddin47]

Alhamdulillah... n Salaamun A'laykum Dr Hany. Thank you.

[@FrostedPingu]

We just need to follow the threads of the woven tapestry that allah has given us in this kitaab

[@arifabegum_7547]

Salaamun Alaykum.Alhamdhulillahh.JazakkumAllahhuKhairan.

[@yeyo4281]

Nice Segment

[@kyunhwoarang]

Thank you Dr Hani. Salamun alaikum.

[@FajarHariwibowo]

terima kasih Dr Hany, Terima kasih

[@barakagerngross1353]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@ZAKRIBAHARUDIN]

SA Dr Hany, Thank you for the excellent presentation, Alhamdulillah. ???? I'm curious to know what is the difference between من بغد and بغد? Does both terms with or without the من mean the same "after" ????

[@khwajazakriya9769]

Salaamun Aliqum to all, Alhamdulillahh

[@FS-yx4xl]

I dont understand one thing. If ayat 10:10 refers to ayat 10:7 then why is the word "feehaa" used? Ayat 10:9 is in fact the only ayat referring to a place that can be alluded to by the word "feehaa" in ayat 10:10, namely "FEE jannaat naeem"

[@semracalik3040]

Thank you Elhamdulillah

[@humakhan9169]

Alhamdulillah another WOW segment, I have to rewatch it again to be 100% sure if I understood correctly, every surah starts with Bismil Allahh Rahman Raheem .

[@garyhambat4135]

Right. So if Allahh is just a generic noun why does at-Taubah skipped basmallahh?

[@humakhan9169]

@ that’s right or does it matter who the narrator is?

[@HisyamNordin-l4l]

Despite Prophet Muhammad and Abu Bakr disagree to worship other than The Allahh.

[@salmanmansoor6673]

JAZAKALLAH🤲❤️💐

[@motivateuganda7794]

Alhamdulillah ❤❤

[@AliAbdulrahman-k8n]

Salamoun alaykum Alhamdulillah ❤

[@Izhar2186]

Alhamdulillahh another harmful understanding was removed.. liberating indeed

[@a.a.649]

Alhamdulilah and thank you Dr Hany for making us see reality better. Thank you for this foundational concept.

[@umaribnralphbarnett3416]

Allaah. is the only source of Truth and no one else.

[@yus7575]

Thanks…. ❤❤❤

[@hello_worLd6104]

Salaamun alaykum❤ Alhamdulillah

[@Seal-restrain]

Quran [20:8] Allah - there is no deity except Him. To Him belong the best names. [17:110] Say, "Call upon Allah or call upon the Most Merciful. Whichever [name] you call - to Him belong the best names." And do not recite [too] loudly in your prayer or [too] quietly but seek between that an [intermediate] way. [7:180] And to Allah belong the best names, so invoke Him by them. And leave [the company of] those who practice deviation concerning His names. They will be recompensed for what they have been doing.

[@MarvelousQuran]

To him belongs the most insightful nouns (not names). Nouns are the vocabulary used in the Quran. There is none like him. He needs no name!

[@Seal-restrain]

@ wrong by that logic „jesus“ and „yahya“ would also be no names but nouns. 2:114 And who (is) more unjust than (one) who prevents (the) masajid (of) Allah to be mentioned in them His name, and strives for their destruction? Those! Not it is for them that they enter them except (like) those in fear. For them in the world (is) disgrace and for them in the Hereafter (is) a punishment great. 3:45 When said the Angels, "O Maryam! Indeed, Allah gives you glad tidings of a word from Him, his name (is) the Messiah, Isa, son (of) Maryam, honored in the world and (in) the Hereafter, and of those brought near (to Allah). 19:7 "O Zakariya! Indeed, We [We] give you glad tidings of a boy his name (will be) Yahya, not We (have) assigned [for] it from before (this) name." 24:36 In houses (which) ordered Allah that they be raised and be mentioned in them His name. Glorify [to] Him in them in the mornings and (in) the evenings.

[@Seal-restrain]

"Allâh" is the word used for God in Arabic. The word „Allâh“ cognates in many Semitic languages. The corresponding Aramaic form is Alah (אלה), but its emphatic state is Alaha (אלהא). It is written as ܐܠܗܐ - Ĕlāhā in Biblical Aramaic and ܐܲܠܵܗܵܐ (Alâhâ) in Syriac and Ēl in Canaanite. The name Allal (or Ellil) is to be found in the Epic of Atrahasis (or Atramhasis) engraved on several tablets dating back to around 1700 BC in Babylon. This shows that a Deity Allal was being worshipped since ages. (Stephanie Dalley, Myths from Mesopotamia: Creation, the Flood, Gilgamesh and others, Oxford University Press: 1989, Pages: 3-10). Many inscriptions containing the name „Allâh“ have been discovered in Northern and Southern Arabia as early as the 15th century BC., including Lihyanitic, Thamûdic and other South Arabian inscriptions (F. V. Winnett, A Study of the Lihyanite and Thamudic Inscriptions; Toronto: 1937, Page 30). From Nabataean inscriptions, we know that “Allâh” was regarded as the "High and Main God". The word “Allâh” is not a construction of al-ilâh as some people think, but an independent word. The word „Allâh“ is jâmid that means it is neither derived from any other word nor has it any root. The first letters „All (الٌ)“ in „Allâh“ are an integral, inseparable part of the word. They do not denote the definite article „al (ال)“ of Arabic, which is equivalent to the English „the“. Renowned scholars of the Arabic language including Sibwaih, the famous grammarian, and Khalîl, the respected linguistic, confirm that „All (الٌ)“ in the beginning of the word „Allâh“ is inseparable from it. If „All الٌ“ in „Allâh“ were an additional prefix, the common exclamation „Yâ Allâh“, („O Allâh“), would not be permitted according to the rules of Arabic grammar, as the form Yâ al-ilâh or Yâ al-Rahmân, Yâ al-Rahîm would be grammatically incorrect. Moreover, this supposition would mean that there were different gods - âlihah (plural of ilâh), one of which became gradually known as al-Ilâh and was then contracted into Allâh. This supposition is not correct. The word „Allâh“ is a simple substantive, a proper name, not derived from any other word. In contrast, the word deity is applied to any religious object of worship. The word „god“ was originally used to refer to pagan deities of the Nordic nations. It has a plural and both a masculine and feminine form, therefore this word cannot strictly and properly satisfy the monotheistic requirements of a deity. Unlike the word „god“, „Allâh“ has no plural, masculine or feminine form, and is never used for any other object or being (19:65). It is a substantive name, neither attributive nor descriptive. It has no parallel or equivalent in any other language.

[@Seal-restrain]

The word “Allâh” is not a construction of al-ilâh as some people think, but an independent word. The word „Allâh“ is jâmid that means it is neither derived from any other word nor has it any root. The first letters „All (الٌ)“ in „Allâh“ are an integral, inseparable part of the word. They do not denote the definite article „al (ال)“ of Arabic, which is equivalent to the English „the“. Renowned scholars of the Arabic language including Sibwaih, the famous grammarian, and Khalîl, the respected linguistic, confirm that „All (الٌ)“ in the beginning of the word „Allâh“ is inseparable from it. If „All الٌ“ in „Allâh“ were an additional prefix, the common exclamation „Yâ Allâh“, („O Allâh“), would not be permitted according to the rules of Arabic grammar, as the form Yâ al-ilâh or Yâ al-Rahmân, Yâ al-Rahîm would be grammatically incorrect. Moreover, this supposition would mean that there were different gods - âlihah (plural of ilâh), one of which became gradually known as al-Ilâh and was then contracted into Allâh. This supposition is not correct. The word „Allâh“ is a simple substantive, a proper name, not derived from any other word. In contrast, the word deity is applied to any religious object of worship. The word „god“ was originally used to refer to pagan deities of the Nordic nations. It has a plural and both a masculine and feminine form, therefore this word cannot strictly and properly satisfy the monotheistic requirements of a deity. Unlike the word „god“, „Allâh“ has no plural, masculine or feminine form, and is never used for any other object or being (19:65). It is a substantive name, neither attributive nor descriptive. It has no parallel or equivalent in any other language.

[@Seal-restrain]

Many inscriptions containing the name „Allâh“ have been discovered in Northern and Southern Arabia as early as the 15th century BC., including Lihyanitic, Thamûdic and other South Arabian inscriptions (F. V. Winnett, A Study of the Lihyanite and Thamudic Inscriptions; Toronto: 1937, Page 30). From Nabataean inscriptions, we know that “Allâh” was regarded as the "High and Main God".

[@aftabahmed3155]

Alhamdulillha makes all the sense ❤

[@oilmanster]

Which KZbin session talking about "pairing"? Can MQ help me out please?

[@nassiriabraham]

YT187 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6usd6Csdt-hi6M

[@oilmanster]

@nassiriabraham jazakallahu khairan

[@hand4529]

Salaamun Alaykum Alhamdulillah

[@biirasalima4417]

Salaamun Alaikum

[@jaitonghani]

Salaamun Alaykum Alhamdulillahh thank you Dr Hany

[@sekai7378]

Alhamdulilah

[@eclecticeccentrickamikaze6526]

This means Quran can't be understood fully in other languages via translation.

[@Serene-Solace4455]

The Dr. just translated it fine.

[@rabbi619]

yes it can be understood but not fully as even the translation is corrupted

[@kamissadanfakha4761]

Merci maitre.❤coran❤

[@muhtaaish]

Salaamun alaykum

[@AwwalMuslimiin]

Salaamun alaikum, Alhamdulillah.

[@drmdzakariahmdali6677]

Alhamdulillah

[@FerhanHayder]

Have we been worshipping others and our self?

[@jostnamane3951]

Yes. Most people are doing it while being unaware of it, Some people are doing it while being aware of it but they willingly 'choose' to ignore it, a few people are actively trying to fight their preconceived inclinations about anything (A.K.A their GOD), sometimes they succeed and sometimes they do not. And a very small minority of people are successful in eliminating "most" of their preconceived inclinations (not all of the inclinations because we as humans are still fallible). And this is applicable in all aspects of our daily life, including even a single word that we utter somewhere someday that is based on conceited opinion. GOD in the Qur'an talks about this in more than one verse i.e. [6:116], [12:103], [12:106].

[@wanmariahwanharun2604]

Alhamdulillahh. Uncovering the hidden treasures, piece by piece. جَزَاكِ اللَّهُ خَيْرًا Dr Hany.

[@hassenboodun7058]

S 20 V 14.Our Lord say surely I am Allah there is none except Me then adore Me, establish Swalaat to remember Me.

[@MarvelousQuran]

Watch the video before you criticize

[@Seal-restrain]

@@MarvelousQuranyou are wrong. The word “Allâh” is not a construction of al-ilâh as some people think, but an independent word. The word „Allâh“ is jâmid that means it is neither derived from any other word nor has it any root. The first letters „All (الٌ)“ in „Allâh“ are an integral, inseparable part of the word. They do not denote the definite article „al (ال)“ of Arabic, which is equivalent to the English „the“. Renowned scholars of the Arabic language including Sibwaih, the famous grammarian, and Khalîl, the respected linguistic, confirm that „All (الٌ)“ in the beginning of the word „Allâh“ is inseparable from it. If „All الٌ“ in „Allâh“ were an additional prefix, the common exclamation „Yâ Allâh“, („O Allâh“), would not be permitted according to the rules of Arabic grammar, as the form Yâ al-ilâh or Yâ al-Rahmân, Yâ al-Rahîm would be grammatically incorrect. Moreover, this supposition would mean that there were different gods - âlihah (plural of ilâh), one of which became gradually known as al-Ilâh and was then contracted into Allâh. This supposition is not correct. The word „Allâh“ is a simple substantive, a proper name, not derived from any other word. In contrast, the word deity is applied to any religious object of worship. The word god was originally used to refer to pagan deities of the Nordic nations. It has a plural and both a masculine and feminine form, therefore this word cannot strictly and properly satisfy the monotheistic requirements of a deity. Unlike the word „God“, „Allâh“ has no plural, masculine or feminine form, and is never used for any other object or being (19:65). It is a substantive name, neither attributive nor descriptive. It has no parallel or equivalent in any other language.

[@Seal-restrain]

@@MarvelousQuran Quran [20:8] Allah - there is no deity except Him. To Him belong the best names. [7:180] And to Allah belong the best names, so invoke Him by them. And leave [the company of] those who practice deviation concerning His names. They will be recompensed for what they have been doing. [6:102] He is Allah your Lord. There is no god but He. He has created all things. Worship Him for He is the Guardian of all things. [17:110] Say, "Call upon Allah or call upon the Most Merciful. Whichever [name] you call - to Him belong the best names." And do not recite [too] loudly in your prayer or [too] quietly but seek between that an [intermediate] way.

[@amjadshoki4600]

Alhamdulillahh

[@inshafa13]

Salamun Alaikum

[@Serene-Solace4455]

It is no longer surprising the level of ignorance among traditional Muslims, the opponents are clearly do not understand the concept or they are just trolls. Essentially they are saying something the Christians do; naming their God. Attributing Allah a name by treating it as such, similar to Christians when they call him (most often) Jesus. Astagh'ferullah.

[@Truthandjusticeforever]

Spot on!

[@legacies9041]

???? If we did not choose to be born, how do we have free will? Also, why people in the afterlife need knowledge for, they can't go hungry or die again like we do????

[@olatundeomowumi3390]

Lack of knowledge in once lifetime will make you hungry and will die many times, so inquire all you can now.

[@hello_worLd6104]

How can you choose when you do not exist

[@rabbi619]

Dear uncle the methodology you bring is not compatible with most people this is why we will have opinions you cannot just expect everyone to be correct like you that is not possible. You have to explain the jewish practices that mohammad did i mean those mentioned in quran people need to know this as they are addicted to sunna so they should know the real practices of torah and not the fake ones. In hadis about the miraj incident sidratul muntaha is mentioned that is an abrahamic locution what is your opinion about this is the 5 times prayer true.

[@Kenan_369]

Bismillah = in the name of Allah Allah is the name of my Lord and your Lord This Video = 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Serene-Solace4455]

Bismillah does not mean "in the name" of Allahh Watch YT88.

[@Seal-restrain]

Quran [20:8] Allah - there is no deity except Him. To Him belong the best names. [17:110] Say, "Call upon Allah or call upon the Most Merciful. Whichever [name] you call - to Him belong the best names." And do not recite [too] loudly in your prayer or [too] quietly but seek between that an [intermediate] way. [7:180] And to Allah belong the best names, so invoke Him by them. And leave [the company of] those who practice deviation concerning His names. They will be recompensed for what they have been doing.

[@superkarim70]

HOW ABOUT : INNAHO ANA ALLAH????? stop decieving people

[@jostnamane3951]

@@superkarim70 Be more clear

[@Serene-Solace4455]

You clearly don't even know what you just said.

[@nassiriabraham]

What about it??????? "INNAHO ANA ALLAH"

[@superkarim70]

@@nassiriabraham do you read Arabic?! If so read the verset of Al koursi. Which means: it is me Allah. And that's what he told Moises. It's not a pronoun like this man here says, it's a name

[@superkarim70]

@Serene-Solace4455 you clearly don't even read the CORAN and just following whatever someone says that fullfil your Ego.. Learn to read and understand

[@xaqudirir7388]

I think you are making a big game on the Quran. You are misguided and misguiding others. You don't actually believe the Quran because accused Prophet Jesus declared that he is messenger of Allah from his head. For your ignorance All names are names. You are making arguments about nothing. You have disrespected all the Quranic translations. You are nothing but ignorant. You are only talking about your opinion. I don't see any proof of your claims. Shame on you.

[@jostnamane3951]

How is he misguided and misguiding others when one of the things that is part of his methodology is "to empty your cup before learning or re-learning something"? So Quranic "translations" are your 'Illah'? How is he ignorant when he has a clear methodology? In all cases, our preconceived inclinations drive our rhetoric unless we 'choose' to discard those inclinations. So you not seeing "any proofs" because of your preconceived inclinations isn't a logical problem. And he has nothing to be ashamed of.

[@Seal-restrain]

@@jostnamane3951 What cup you fake bot, you don‘t believe in the scriptures, you got no cup to empty the only empty thing is your head. Exo 3:14 And God said unto Moses, I AM THAT I AM: and he said, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I AM hath sent me unto you. Exo 3:15 And ĕlōhîm said moreover unto Moses, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, יְהוָה (Yᵊhōvâ) ĕlōhîm of your fathers, ĕlōhîm of Abraham, ĕlōhîm of Isaac, and ĕlōhîm of Jacob, hath sent me unto you: this is my name for ever, and this is my memorial unto all generations. Quran [2:136] Say, [O believers], "We have believed in Allah and what has been revealed to us and what has been revealed to Abraham and Ishmael and Isaac and Jacob and the Descendants and what was given to Moses and Jesus and what was given to the prophets from their Lord. We make no distinction between any of them, and we are Muslims [in submission] to Him."

[@munirahmad6588]

Totally incorrect and illogical

[@Serene-Solace4455]

Really? Tell us how.

[@Seal-restrain]

@@Serene-Solace4455 The word “Allâh” is not a construction of al-ilâh as some people think, but an independent word. The word „Allâh“ is jâmid that means it is neither derived from any other word nor has it any root. The first letters „All (الٌ)“ in „Allâh“ are an integral, inseparable part of the word. They do not denote the definite article „al (ال)“ of Arabic, which is equivalent to the English „the“. Renowned scholars of the Arabic language including Sibwaih, the famous grammarian, and Khalîl, the respected linguistic, confirm that „All (الٌ)“ in the beginning of the word „Allâh“ is inseparable from it. If „All الٌ“ in „Allâh“ were an additional prefix, the common exclamation „Yâ Allâh“, („O Allâh“), would not be permitted according to the rules of Arabic grammar, as the form Yâ al-ilâh or Yâ al-Rahmân, Yâ al-Rahîm would be grammatically incorrect. Moreover, this supposition would mean that there were different gods - âlihah (plural of ilâh), one of which became gradually known as al-Ilâh and was then contracted into Allâh. This supposition is not correct. The word „Allâh“ is a simple substantive, a proper name, not derived from any other word. In contrast, the word deity is applied to any religious object of worship. The word god was originally used to refer to pagan deities of the Nordic nations. It has a plural and both a masculine and feminine form, therefore this word cannot strictly and properly satisfy the monotheistic requirements of a deity. Unlike the word „God“, „Allâh“ has no plural, masculine or feminine form, and is never used for any other object or being (19:65). It is a substantive name, neither attributive nor descriptive. It has no parallel or equivalent in any other language.

[@mujahidsalaam5922]

One of the most misleading and devious manipulations is someone who has some knowledge and is able to delude others who have no knowledge or very little. I CAUTION you all to take what he is saying with less than a grain of salt. Do you mean to tell me that the Quran has been here for centuries with our ulama as guardians, but he is the only one that knows this. Don't believe anyone who mixes the truth with falsehood. BEWARE!!!!!!

[@Serene-Solace4455]

You haven't watched the video, clearly. If you have evidence to counter the material presented in this video then please do so, otherwise you're just another phony named commenter.

[@MarvelousQuran]

I assume that you consider yourself to be someone with knowledge, even as you insult the speaker AND THE AUDIENCE... Great. How about if you present evidence against what Dr Hany said, and show people where he is deluding the audience? That would be better than throwing empty labels and accusations.

[@Seal-restrain]

@@MarvelousQuran I already refuted you. You claimed „names“ in the quran means nouns (nomen = name) and not names, that‘s already in itself enough to expose you but then you also ignore the verse where the same word is used for names of the messiah, Isa, ibn mariam and yahya whos name wasn‘t given to anyone before him.

[@superkarim70]

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[@jostnamane3951]

@@superkarim70 You are on the wrong channel. We do not take our religion as play and amusement to fall into the lower levels of understanding and post silly comments and laughing emojis instead of engaging in discourse with the diligent understanding of reality.

[@djelalhassan7631]

It is not that he has taking his desire/fancy/oppinion as a deity, because ilaah doesn't mean deity, ilaah means a sovereignty/supreme authority ruler, so he has taking his own desire/fancy/oppinion as a sovereignty/supreme authority ruler, instead of Allaah=Al-ilaah=The Sovereignty/Supreme Authority Ruler. La ilaaha illa Allaahu=No to a sovereignty/supreme authority ruler except/if not is Allaah/The Sovereignty/Supreme Authority Ruler. Deity is from the root Dyeu Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to shine," in derivatives "sky, heaven, god=call to Indra the shining one."

[@hello_worLd6104]

Ilah= source of knowledge

[@djelalhassan7631]

@hello_worLd6104 No ilah doesn't mean source of knowledge, Allaah is already Al-'Aleem is one of Allaah's names/attributes that means "The Source of All-Knowing"

[@paketwisatasamalonakodinga6696]

I will give you a conclusion of very long and quite complicated and boring explanation of Dr Hany. Just look at Al Hadid verse 1. That's a NAME ! Use IT !

[@MarvelousQuran]

That Aya proves that Allahh is a noun, not a proper name. Proof: It is qualified by the rest of the sentence! If you knew Arabic, you would not have offered this as a counter-evidence

[@paketwisatasamalonakodinga6696]

@MarvelousQuran Yes, It is even strenghten your evidences that Allah is Not a Proper Name . That s why everyone must analyze and aware of their 'syahadah'.

[@Meziane-t4x]

This man wants to change the whole Quran . The Quran was made only for him to understand 😂😂😂the early Muslims who were the best ummah were illiterate. This man knows Arabic well but in tafseer of the Quran he is a disaster . I stopped when he said Musa is Gabriel and tha lqarnayni is Muhammed . Learn arabic but don’t listen to his tafseer .

[@nassiriabraham]

What is your evidence? What is your counter evidence? Not empty words. In fact this same segment warns you against wishful baseless thinking and you just fallen prey to your own fake illah

[@Meziane-t4x]

@ tha lqarnayni is not Muhammed Gabriel is not Musa . The prophet was not sent as a Nabi to bani Israel . He is denying the hour . He takes wrong conclusions . He is lying about yajoej. And majoej . People who know Quran know that he is lying about many things .

[@nassiriabraham]

@Meziane-t4x it is clear to me, you know nothing about the Quran. All I asked is what is your evidence?? You got nothing but guessing.

[@Meziane-t4x]

@ go follow your goeroe 🙏 the evidence is the Quran he is lying 😂😂😂so tha lqarnayni is Muhammed according to that liar . And again cattle foliow blindly . It is clearly to me you belong to the cattle mentioned in Quran . So Gabriel is Musa 😂😂😂😂 and Iblees was not cursed 😂😂😂read sura 15 and 38 about iblees . He is saying shaitan and iblees are not the same 😂😂😂

[@Maxim_Kulakov]

Alhamdulillah

[@MdMasudAhmed-e3c]

Alhamdulillah

[@Abumaryam22]

Alhamdulillah