Tafseer of Surah A'laa, the 87th Surah of the Qu'ran, by Nouman Ali Khan of the Bayyinah Institute To download more lectures go to bayyinah.com/podcast/
Subhanallah Alhamdulillah La ilaha illallahu Allahu Akbar La hawala wa la quwwata illa billah Assalatu Assalamu Alaika Ya Rasullullah Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Astaghfirullah Astaghfirullah Astaghfirullah 🎉
He will not die not live in .. This is Quantum reality...micro Reality.. This is 3rd probability of any Reality.. 1.. This OR 2. .That ...( Momin is predictable only) 3 .. Nor this nor that ..(in between)
Summary of first verse 1 - The previous sura (At-Tariq) doesn't mention any of Allah's names even once, just uses pronouns - This verse in contrast starts with command to celebrate Allahs names - SABBIH: Command to tasbeeh is without the letter Bi, so takes meaning of ACKNOWLEDGE names of Allah in everything you do - ISM: Yet when the Prophet recited dua (subaana rabi al alaa) when he read this verse, we see the Prophet praised Allah, not his names. So we undertand that the practicality is that this tells us to praise Allah (not his name), but within our life we should always remember acknowledge and live by the meaning of his names, in order to celebrate and give honour to those characteristics of Allah. - RABBIKA: Rabb + Abd, master and slave. Unlike another name like the creator and creation where there doesn't necessarily have to be an ongoing relationship, with the word Lord+slave, there relationship and terms+conditions are still ongoing. We need to be humble when thinking of Allahs names, because He is our Rabb (master). - AL-ALAA: Interstingly previous verse refered the At-Tariq star, while here we are reminded that Allah is highest. - CLEANSING: Scholars also said we need to clean our understanding of Allahs names. Give them their perfection, even if we can share some of those characteristics (e.g. vision).
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جزاك الله خيرًا و بارك الله فيك♥️
All praise and thanks is due to Allah
The best explanation ever- thank you ustadand jazakallah
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Subhanallah Alhamdulillah
La ilaha illallahu
Allahu Akbar
La hawala wa la quwwata illa billah
Assalatu Assalamu Alaika Ya Rasullullah
Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah
Astaghfirullah Astaghfirullah Astaghfirullah 🎉
Subhan Allah
Subhaan'allah
I pray for YOU, and may Allah forgive me
May Allah forgive us all *..Amin Amin
Is this surah has something to do with drakenberg Mountain in s. Africa
19:33
1:34:25
He will not die not live in ..
This is Quantum reality...micro Reality..
This is 3rd probability of any Reality..
1..
This
OR
2.
.That ...( Momin is predictable only)
3 ..
Nor this nor that ..(in between)
Hazor pak SAWM..meant that
He was not able repeat the spoken words by jibraeel AS..
As
There was nothing written in front of Rasool pak to READ..
Summary of first verse 1
- The previous sura (At-Tariq) doesn't mention any of Allah's names even once, just uses pronouns
- This verse in contrast starts with command to celebrate Allahs names
- SABBIH: Command to tasbeeh is without the letter Bi, so takes meaning of ACKNOWLEDGE names of Allah in everything you do
- ISM: Yet when the Prophet recited dua (subaana rabi al alaa) when he read this verse, we see the Prophet praised Allah, not his names. So we undertand that the practicality is that this tells us to praise Allah (not his name), but within our life we should always remember acknowledge and live by the meaning of his names, in order to celebrate and give honour to those characteristics of Allah.
- RABBIKA: Rabb + Abd, master and slave. Unlike another name like the creator and creation where there doesn't necessarily have to be an ongoing relationship, with the word Lord+slave, there relationship and terms+conditions are still ongoing. We need to be humble when thinking of Allahs names, because He is our Rabb (master).
- AL-ALAA: Interstingly previous verse refered the At-Tariq star, while here we are reminded that Allah is highest.
- CLEANSING: Scholars also said we need to clean our understanding of Allahs names. Give them their perfection, even if we can share some of those characteristics (e.g. vision).