If you understand, recite and hear this Surah it'd be like the angels giving you a comforting hug. It feels like Allah's mercy is around you. Everytime I read it or hear it I just cry either out of regret, sadness or just out of comfort that I will meet my maker, sitting under a palm tree with my loved ones as we all say Takbir quitely in Paradise.
@@IIIDarkWorlDIII salam brother, how are you i hope you are doing very great alhamdulillah, my advice for you is, try to make as much remembrance of Allah Swt as much as possible. And you must know that our iman goes up and down, the path to Allah swt is not a run, but a very long marathon. You have to keep going and improve yoursef every single day. Don't lose hope and trust in Allah Swt, he is the most beautiful planner, i hope this helps you brother, have a very good day
When the Surah was being recited, I thought the illustrations were just random at first (well except the first illustration which was obvious) But then I saw the illustration at 7:38, in which the part of "And the Hereafter is better than the first [life]." was recited. And in that illustration you can see a turtle leaving the sandy shores in which it barely moves, and entering the sea in which it will swim and move around easily. An analogy to the first life in comparison with the Hereafter. Spot on illustration. Love it
Once you know the history and meaning of a Surah , when you hear it again it wil not be the same , it will actually cut you deep. It is very emotional and a very beautiful reminder from Allah. Surah Ad duha. Alhamdulillah.
Neos actually that’s where you’re wrong. I am a native English speaker and when I read your spelling I read: ma-sye Allah. No one is trying to insult you but you seem to want to be offended. May Allah help us all. Ameen.
@@saifanj3m oh, you're native english speaker. That's why and the reason I ask the person. Western and Eastern use the alphabet to pronounce the ayat differently. and Im sorry whoever I said smartass. It was just me trying to be sassy.
Peace be with whoever reads this comment. To add credence to this whole surah I would like to share a reflection I, with Gods grace, made after the video concluded. As an earnest attempt to share a proof/blessing/favour as the surah commands in its last ayah "But as for the favour of your Lord, report [it]." Struggling the last 6 years after a traumatic injury after becoming Muslim has lend me the thought and feeling that God must hate me, not wanting to guide me and is straight up ignoring my pleas to relieve me the burden of hopelessness and despair. Along the way I can assure that there has been moments of absolute peace, joy and hope, but it always seems to be snatched away before I can use it to grow as a believer and establish a life according to the laws of God. I tend to search up these kinds of videos to light up my otherwise incredibly lonely existence, and without fail I get a spark of hope soaring through me, egging me on to push a little farther. When the recitation began (6:52) and the artwork of a sailboat on a flat sea appeared titled with Bismillahi ar-Rahman ar-Rahim I was taken a back. It is hard to explain what something feels like (INFP squaaad) but sailing, and living on a sailboat is something I dream about doing. Every day I want to wake up smelling the raw ocean, to stare at the seagulls in port and try my best to understand why God says what he says in "67:19 Do they not see the birds above them with wings outspread and [sometimes] folded in? None holds them [aloft] except the Most Merciful. Indeed He is, of all things, Seeing." I often go to marinas and docks just to be near these boats and dream, and I think to myself "I am destined to this type of life aren't I?" Almost without fail I get shivers down my spine and take that as a reassurance from God Himself, and whether it will happen or not is for God to decide. So by seeing the artwork it gave me some much needed reassurance that everything truly is in Gods hands. That it starts with Bismillahi ar-Rahman ar-Rahim, shows to me at least that this is the most important way to open a surah in the Qur'an. That, "Yes Chim, I know you dream of doing this so remember that I am the Lord of Mercy and the One that gives it." Forgive me for putting it like that, but it is the best way to illustrate how I view things. It is a reminder of patience and steadfastness, but also an acknowledgement that we all are only the created beings of God. That there is a time and place to be happy, a time and place to be in hardship, that in the end God has full authority of anything that has happened, happens and will happen. May God make us of those who trust God and rely solely on Him to correct our affairs, both in this life and next. That He joins us all in the highest ranks in Paradise, that He forgives us for not understanding and lashing out in ignorance. That He shows us His decision when the time is opportune, pours on us patience and steadfastness for all the hard things we are to experience in this life. That He reminds us of and guides us to His mercy. I ask God to send His peace, blessings and mercy upon all the Prophets that has come and gone. Delivering the message that enables us today to have a discussion and come to an agreement. I ask God to send His peace, blessings and mercy upon you for reading, I know you're trying in your life and trust me, I know that it is hard. Peace be upon you.
It means don’t say anything to them that might sadden or embarrass them, and that you either give them or nicely inform them that you aren’t able to help.
Good question bro: I think a few days wouldn't have caused such a worrying concern to the prophet ascw. I heard from another Islamic scholar that duration that the prophet didn't than receive revelation was six months. Allahu allan.
You prob found out by now but the petitioner would be an orphan or poor person asking for help... Allah is telling the prophet and us to help them and not turn them away
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If you understand, recite and hear this Surah it'd be like the angels giving you a comforting hug. It feels like Allah's mercy is around you. Everytime I read it or hear it I just cry either out of regret, sadness or just out of comfort that I will meet my maker, sitting under a palm tree with my loved ones as we all say Takbir quitely in Paradise.
how did you get such Emaan man im struggling here for a little bit of that feeling Allah help me help us
@@IIIDarkWorlDIII salam brother, how are you i hope you are doing very great alhamdulillah, my advice for you is, try to make as much remembrance of Allah Swt as much as possible. And you must know that our iman goes up and down, the path to Allah swt is not a run, but a very long marathon. You have to keep going and improve yoursef every single day. Don't lose hope and trust in Allah Swt, he is the most beautiful planner, i hope this helps you brother, have a very good day
Ameen
@@IIIDarkWorlDIII I felt same
May Allah guide you all in Jannatul Firdous,Ameen
When the Surah was being recited, I thought the illustrations were just random at first (well except the first illustration which was obvious)
But then I saw the illustration at 7:38, in which the part of "And the Hereafter is better than the first [life]." was recited. And in that illustration you can see a turtle leaving the sandy shores in which it barely moves, and entering the sea in which it will swim and move around easily. An analogy to the first life in comparison with the Hereafter.
Spot on illustration. Love it
Strong observation. Mashallah
And I love how detail oriented these illustrators are. Mashallah.
Nice observation. That is a very good comparison.
Once you know the history and meaning of a Surah , when you hear it again it wil not be the same , it will actually cut you deep.
It is very emotional and a very beautiful reminder from Allah. Surah Ad duha.
Alhamdulillah.
True
Alhamdulillah, I was very much in distressed. Now my confidence, iman again increased. Thanks to Allah swt
I almost cried when brother Nourman said our prophet blamed himself... masyallah
@@blackbear1781 are you serious? correction? dont be a smartass, please. where are you from, western or eastern?
Stay calm, he only tried to help
@@saifanj3m nothing to correct, nothing to help.
What I said sound the same as what he said. The difference are the alphabet. Not the pronunciation
Neos actually that’s where you’re wrong. I am a native English speaker and when I read your spelling I read: ma-sye Allah. No one is trying to insult you but you seem to want to be offended. May Allah help us all. Ameen.
@@saifanj3m oh, you're native english speaker. That's why and the reason I ask the person. Western and Eastern use the alphabet to pronounce the ayat differently.
and Im sorry whoever I said smartass. It was just me trying to be sassy.
Peace be with whoever reads this comment.
To add credence to this whole surah I would like to share a reflection I, with Gods grace, made after the video concluded. As an earnest attempt to share a proof/blessing/favour as the surah commands in its last ayah "But as for the favour of your Lord, report [it]." Struggling the last 6 years after a traumatic injury after becoming Muslim has lend me the thought and feeling that God must hate me, not wanting to guide me and is straight up ignoring my pleas to relieve me the burden of hopelessness and despair. Along the way I can assure that there has been moments of absolute peace, joy and hope, but it always seems to be snatched away before I can use it to grow as a believer and establish a life according to the laws of God. I tend to search up these kinds of videos to light up my otherwise incredibly lonely existence, and without fail I get a spark of hope soaring through me, egging me on to push a little farther.
When the recitation began (6:52) and the artwork of a sailboat on a flat sea appeared titled with Bismillahi ar-Rahman ar-Rahim I was taken a back. It is hard to explain what something feels like (INFP squaaad) but sailing, and living on a sailboat is something I dream about doing. Every day I want to wake up smelling the raw ocean, to stare at the seagulls in port and try my best to understand why God says what he says in "67:19 Do they not see the birds above them with wings outspread and [sometimes] folded in? None holds them [aloft] except the Most Merciful. Indeed He is, of all things, Seeing." I often go to marinas and docks just to be near these boats and dream, and I think to myself "I am destined to this type of life aren't I?" Almost without fail I get shivers down my spine and take that as a reassurance from God Himself, and whether it will happen or not is for God to decide. So by seeing the artwork it gave me some much needed reassurance that everything truly is in Gods hands. That it starts with Bismillahi ar-Rahman ar-Rahim, shows to me at least that this is the most important way to open a surah in the Qur'an. That, "Yes Chim, I know you dream of doing this so remember that I am the Lord of Mercy and the One that gives it." Forgive me for putting it like that, but it is the best way to illustrate how I view things. It is a reminder of patience and steadfastness, but also an acknowledgement that we all are only the created beings of God. That there is a time and place to be happy, a time and place to be in hardship, that in the end God has full authority of anything that has happened, happens and will happen.
May God make us of those who trust God and rely solely on Him to correct our affairs, both in this life and next. That He joins us all in the highest ranks in Paradise, that He forgives us for not understanding and lashing out in ignorance. That He shows us His decision when the time is opportune, pours on us patience and steadfastness for all the hard things we are to experience in this life. That He reminds us of and guides us to His mercy.
I ask God to send His peace, blessings and mercy upon all the Prophets that has come and gone. Delivering the message that enables us today to have a discussion and come to an agreement.
I ask God to send His peace, blessings and mercy upon you for reading, I know you're trying in your life and trust me, I know that it is hard.
Peace be upon you.
I realived alhamdulilla
the animation really helps to understand better. Love this format. Keep up the good work.
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Subhanallah Alhamdulillah allah o Akbar
Jazak Allah 🤍
I read this sura every morning inshallah
My allah bless you, this video help me to explain to my kids about sorta Al duha
SubhanAllah 🤲🏼🤲🏼🤲🏼
God bless you and your family this is the most beautifulest thing I've heard from Allah I hope and inshalla you will go to heaven
Mashallah
ZajakAllah khairan
JazakAllah
May Allah give barakah to this channel.
It's too sitting for me.
Your animations are too good.
💚
A much needed reminder.... Jazakallah Khairan.... Kudos to FQE..
Surah duha is one of my favourite Surah 💞.
I have it in my channel also the translation.
Mashaa Allah well explained ❤
May Allah reward you all with good Aameen
allah hu akbar
Love the way this guy explains this!
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 Masha Allah great effort, may Allah bless you all
Mashallah Allah Akbar
Masha Allah!
Very nice recitation as well. Masha Allah
Great video, graphics and the message is super amazing. May Allah reward you and put barakah in your channel ameen.
MashaAllah.... each n every word is like a pearl..... Alhumdullilah I m receiting sura duha ....and found comfort..... JazakAllah Khair
SubhanAllah brother....yes you said true.... JazakAllah ❤️
I'm relieved to hear the surah at the end, Allah razı olsun ♥️☝🏻
MASHALLAH ,, at the team of free quran education your JANATTI efforts are amazing MASHALLAH
Very important discussion...
Thanks for the informations ...
Waaahid
for people who don't know-
Waahid = first :)
More than beautiful🌹
Allah-u Akbar
Wow subhanAllah a very beautiful recitation at the end
Great effort for us.
Ma sha Allah beautiful recitation..
Jazakallah khair
For learning surahs to kids. MUM ME channel teaches word by word and makes it easy for kids. E. G SURAH FATEHA by MUM ME
Best part 6:00
please add subtitle on it
👍
Great video, I didn't understand the petitioner line in the surah, when recited in the end. Would it be possible for you to explain it?
It means don’t say anything to them that might sadden or embarrass them, and that you either give them or nicely inform them that you aren’t able to help.
I think she meant who is the petitioner.
petitioner is someone who comes with a request for help, specifically a poor person.
At 4:39 the ayah "Wal lali iza saja" is written below the "feet" of a man! Kindly make a correction to this mistake please
Is it a few days or 6 months....
Good question bro: I think a few days wouldn't have caused such a worrying concern to the prophet ascw. I heard from another Islamic scholar that duration that the prophet didn't than receive revelation was six months. Allahu allan.
What does it mean by "And as for the petitioner, do not repel them"?
You prob found out by now but the petitioner would be an orphan or poor person asking for help... Allah is telling the prophet and us to help them and not turn them away
y can't you make a whole digital quran
???😞
Mashallah
Mashallah