How many kids in the world would be as devoted to their parent’s interests and as respectful as yours!! Both of you have done a great job with these kids, you’re role model to parents in the world.
being exposed to the world at this age, these kids will grow up to be phenomenal human beings, just like their parents. I'm delighted that I stumbled upon your channel. You guys are a breath of fresh air. if I may suggest one thing though, I follow lots of travelling youtubers, what interests me the most is the people, so if you film more of your interactions with the people you meet along the way, conversations, transactions and such, that would be the cherry on top of these lovely vlogs. safe travels! and welcome to Saudi.
Thank you very much @Khaled. And great idea - in some countries it’s tricky; but I think you will really like some interactions we have coming up in Saudi… 😍
Wow im amazed by your kids, you guys did a wonderful job raising them. They are well spoken and very respectful I predict a bright future for them, these trips will shape their personality and mentality. I hope you guys enjoyed your trip in Saudi and hopefully its not your last time visiting.
being a tea addict myself, I am stumped every time I see one of those traditional tea kiosks in the middle of nowhere, It seems like its also the perfect place to have such a kiosk. Check those silver tea pots and that ideal backdrop. I am the only one that's missing in there sipping tea (LOL) Thank you for sharing, As much as you are enjoying seeing the remnants of an era gone by, I am enjoying my breaks with Saudi Arabian dates and Tea watching your clip. Keep them coming. Safe travels to all of you.
What a lucky family . God bless you . where ever you go and back . Although l went to Saudi Arabia tow time every month but only in eastern area and alqseem . Really I hope to go south and Northern area specially in winter with snow .
📖The story at Madain Saleh is about Prophet Saleh whom Allah had sent to preach to the people of Thamud. He tried to call his people to the worship of One God, to Whom they should give thanks for all their bounties. He called upon the rich to stop oppressing the poor, and for an end to all mischief and evil, they refused to accept that Saleh was a messenger sent from God, so they asked him for a sign to prove his credentials. They asked him, in fact, not just for any sign, but something quite specific. They pointed at a huge rock that was standing by itself, and proposed to him that he ask his God to create a she-camel out of it.Despite their obstinacy, Saleh did this, on the condition that they would believe in God if he produced the she-camel from the rock, and to this they agreed.Saleh then prayed to God to answer their request. The huge rock moved and split, and from it came a wonderful she-camel, which was pregnant and soon to give birth. Some of them believed and followed the messenger and some didn't rather they killed the she camel and her calf not only that but they also challenged Saleh to bring down the punishment of God upon them if he was, indeed, a Prophet. Despite their scoffing and scorn for his message, the people were destroyed. Saleh and the people who believed in Allah moved from that place, never to return. { To the Thamud people was sent Saleh, one of their own brethren. He said, “Oh my people! Worship Allah; there is no other god but Him. Now comes to you a clear sign from your Lord! This camel is a sign for you, so leave her to graze in Allah’s earth, and let her come to no harm, or you will be seized with a horrible punishment. And remember how He made you inheritors (of the land) after the ‘Ad people, and gave you habitations in the land. You build for yourselves palaces and castles in open plains, and carve out homes in the mountains. So bring to remembrance the benefits you receive from Allah, and refrain from mischief and evil on the earth. The leaders of the arrogant party among his people said to those who were powerless - those among them who believed - “Do you know for sure that Saleh is a messenger from his Lord?” They said, “We do indeed believe in the revelation which has been sent through him. The arrogant party said, “For our part, we reject what you believe in.So they hamstrung the she-camel and were insolent toward the command of their Lord and said, ‘ O Salih, bring us what you promise us, if you should be of the messengers. So the earthquake seized them, and they became within their home [corpses] fallen prone. And he turned away from them and said, ‘ O my people, I had certainly conveyed to you the message of my Lord and advised you, but you do not like advisors.}(7:73-79). { So those are their houses, desolate because of the wrong they had done. Indeed in that is a sign for people who know. And We saved those who believed and used to fear Allah.} ( 27:52-53).{ And [We destroyed] ‘Aad and Thamud, and it has become clear to you from their [ruined] dwellings. And Satan had made pleasing to them their deeds and averted them from the path, and they were endowed with perception.} (29:38) Translation of the meanings of Quran (the last and final revelation from Allah the creator of all.) The life of the Prophet Saleh is also described in other passages of the Quran.
Nice video. However, you came in the wrong time of the year, it seems that you barely resisting the hot weather:) Apart from mountains in the south which has a cool weather all year around, in fact a little bit cold in the winter, the rest of Saudi Arabia would be very hot in the summer, hot and humid in some parts, so the best time of the year to visit the country is during the winter - spring season which usually starts from late November up to March, the temperature in Alual at this time of the year will be around 10+ which is cool, I hope that you can visit Saudi Arabia again during the winter, I'm sure you will enjoy it way better, it actually snowing during the winter in the northern part of the country which might be surprising to many people.
Thank you. We have really enjoyed exploring all over Saudi Arabia and we don’t get such heat in NZ so it’s still exciting! However the mountains of Abha are beautiful at this time of year 😊
STORY OF PROPHET SALIH IN ISLAM Prophet Saleh, sometimes written as Salih, was a descendant of the great prophet Nuh (may peace be upon him). He was sent by Allah to the nation of Thamud who lived in Al Hijr, located in Arabia. The nation over a few generations had matured and became very powerful, wealthy and influential. The Qur’an mentions how the society grew very proud of their accomplishments and began building huge castles, palaces, and other structures as status symbol of their power. This is mentioned in Surah Ash Shura ayat 128-129: “Do you construct on every elevation a sign amusing yourselves? And take for yourselves palaces and fortresses that you may abide eternally?” They were given a chance by Allah to turn back to Him especially knowing what had happened to the people of Ad for their disobedience. The Qur’an mentions the warning from Prophet Hud who said, “Will you not fear Allah?” (26:124). They denied these warnings as obsession with materialism took over. They turned away from the path of truth, the poor began worshiping the rich who proclaimed themselves as Gods.
This is a great video, and I hope that you will visit southern Saudi Arabia, especially at this time of the year. The weather and weather there are very beautiful and wonderful at the moment, especially the city of Abha and the city of Jizan. Welcome to Saudi Arabia. You are a beautiful and kind family
That's nice video. Other than Hegra, Al Ula has few more attractions, I especially recommend all to take tour of the Sharaan Nature Reserve for the stunning landscapes.
Welcome to Saudi For those who's wondering BCE mean Before Common Era CE means Common Era These abbreviations are widely used in academic and scientific matters instead of BC & AD. It's a secular way to replace the terms BC ( before christ) AD ( anno Domini = in the year of the lord). Nevertheless all terms use the Gregorian calendar, which still uses Jesus’ life and times as an indicator. I don't like this new secular method myself
Welcome to my dear country In this hot time, people go to the south of Saudi Arabia because the weather there is cold. We wish you a pleasant stay 🇸🇦❤️❤️
it just occurred to me that you guys left winter and came to the summerest summer there is ... you should've done the opposite ;D it's when the fun starts .. winter
You buy tickets to Hegra online. We had a rental car and travelled in Saudi for a month and had an amazing time! Highly recommend. See our website for info on where we stayed and our itinerary 😊
ارحبو مليون مرحبا نورت الشاشه عيشوا اللحظات وانبسطو انتم في حفظ الرحمن ثم حفظ أمن ملكنا الملك سلمان ربي يطول بعمره هو وولده محمد بن سلمان انتم الصوره والقدوه الطيبه لنقل السياحه في المملكه على بساطتها وعدم تكلفها ومنكم استفادوا انكم تطلعون من شرقها لشمالها وغربها وجنوبها وانتم في أحسن ضيوفها ومخدومين بكل ما تعنيه الخدمات والتقدير والاحترام
This is a background story of people who lived in this land, Al Hijr. I am posting it in several post. So, please do not miss the following posts. ------------------------------------ 15:80) Surely the people of al-Hijr45 also rejected the Messengers, calling them liars. 45. Al-Hijr was the capital city of the people of Thamud, and its ruins are found near the modern city of Al-Ula which is to the north west of Al-Madinah, and lies on the route from AI-Madinah to Tabuk. Though the caravans had to pass through the valley of Al-Hijr, the Prophet (peace be upon him) had forbidden the Muslims to stay in the valley on their journey. When Ibn Batutah reached there in the eighth century of Hijrah on his way to Makkah, he wrote: I have seen the buildings of Thamud hewed into red mountains; the paintings look so bright as if they have been put on only recently, and rotten bones of human beings are found in them even today." See (E.N. 57 of Surah Al-Aaraf). (15:81) We also gave them Our Signs, yet they turned away from them. (15:82) They used to hew out houses from the mountains46 and lived in security. 46. That is, their strong and secure buildings, which they had hewed into the mountains, could not protect them from the blast. (15:83) Then the Blast caught them in the morning (15:84) and whatever they had been earning proved of no avail. (15:85) We have not created the heavens and the earth and all that is in between them except with Truth.47 Surely the Hour will come. So, (O Muhammad), do graciously overlook them (despite their misdeeds). 47. This was to reassure the Prophet (peace be upon him) that ultimately he would come out successful because he was propagating the truth, and the entire universe was based on truth. Such an assurance was urgently needed because at that time falsehood appeared to be triumphant over the truth. This implies: O Prophet, do not worry at all at the apparent success of falsehood for this is temporary. Likewise the difficulties, the obstacles and the troubles in the way of truth are not permanent. Take courage, and have confidence in the cause of the truth and you will triumph over falsehood because the whole system of the universe is akin to truth and averse to falsehood. Therefore, truth is permanent and falsehood is perishable. Refer to (E.Ns 25-26, 35-39 of Surah Ibrahim). (15:86) Your Lord is indeed the Creator of all, the All-Knowing.48 48. These attributes of Allah have been mentioned to reassure the Prophet (peace be upon him) as if to say: As Allah is the Creator, He has complete power over all his creatures, and no one is able to escape His punishment. Moreover, He is All-Knowing. He is fully aware that you are exerting your utmost for their reform, and He knows also their evil machinations against your efforts for reform. Therefore, you need not worry on this account, but you should wait patiently and with confidence that at the appropriate time they will be dealt with justly.
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(11:62) They said: 'O Salih! Until now you were one of those among us on whom we placed great hopes.70 Now, would you forbid us to worship what our forefathers were wont to worship?71 Indeed we are in disquieting doubt about what you are calling us to.72 70. That is, we had expected that by your wisdom, intelligence, foresight, serious behavior and dignified personality, you would become a great and prosperous man. So we had looked forward to the great success you would achieve and to the manifold advantages we would gain over other clans and tribes because of you. But you have brought to naught all of our hopes by adopting the way based on Tauhid and the Hereafter which is bound to lead us to utter ruin. It may be noted here that the people of Muhammad (peace be upon him) have had the same great expectations of him. They, too, had a very high opinion of his abilities and capabilities before his appointment as a Prophet. For they expected that he would become a great leader, and his foresight would bring innumerable benefits to them also. But when, contrary to their expectations, he began to invite them to the doctrines of Tauhid and the Hereafter, and preach the principles of high morality, they lost not only all hope in him, but began to entertain and express quite the reverse views. They said: What a pity, this man who was quite good till now has, under the influence of some charm, not only ruined his own career but has destroyed all of our hopes as well. 71. That was their argument for the worship of their gods. They said that they would worship them because their forefathers worshiped them. Prophet Salih (peace be upon him), argued like this: Worship Allah....Who has created you from the earth, and Who made it a living place for you. In answer to this they argued, as if to say: These deities are also worthy of worship, and we will not give them up because our forefathers have been worshiping them for a long time. This is an apt example of the type of arguments employed by the supporters of Islam and those of ignorance. The former base their arguments on sound reasoning, while the latter base them on blind imitation. 72. The Quran has not specified the nature of the doubts and feelings of distraction. This is because, though all of them had these feelings, these were different in different persons. For it is one of the characteristics of the message that it takes away the peace of mind of all these people to whom it is addressed. Though the feelings of distraction are of various kinds, everyone gets a portion of them. This is because it becomes simply impossible for anyone to continue treading the paths of deviation with that peace of mind which one had before the coming of the message. For it impels everyone to think whether one is following the right way or any of the wrong ways of ignorance. No one can shut one’s ears and eyes against the penetrating and merciless criticism of the weaknesses of the ways of ignorance, and the strong and rational arguments for the right way. Then the high moral character of the Messenger, his perseverance, his nobility, his gentle conduct, his frank and righteous attitude and his dignity cannot fail to shake their impressions even on the most obdurate, and prejudiced opponents. The message by itself attracts the best elements from that society and brings about the most revolutionary changes in the characters of its followers so as to make them models of excellence. Naturally all these things combine to produce the feelings of distraction in the minds of those who desire to uphold the ways of ignorance even after the coming of the truth. (11:63) Salih said: 'My people! What do you think? If I had a clear evidence from my Lord, and then He also bestowed His mercy upon me, who will rescue me from the punishment of Allah if I still disobey Him? You can only make me lose even more.73 73. This is the answer to the preceding question: If I disobey Allah by discarding the guidance I have received from Him in order to please you, you cannot defend me against Him. You will rather add to the intensity of my guilt of disobedience to Him. Thus I shall incur additional punishment from Him for misleading you instead of showing the right way for which I had been sent to you. (11:64) My people! This she-camel of Allah is a sign for you. So let her pasture on Allah's earth, and do not hurt her or else some chastisement - which is near at hand -should overtake you.' (11:65) But they slaughtered her. Thereupon Salih warned them: 'Enjoy yourselves in your homes for a maximum of three days. This is a promise which shall not be belied.' (11:66) Then, when Our command came to pass, We saved Salih and those who shared his faith through Our special mercy, from the disgrace of that day.74 Truly Your Lord is All-Strong, All-Mighty. 74. According to the traditions that are current in the Sinai Peninsula, Allah delivered them from the torment and led them there. There is a Mount near Jabal-i-Musa, known by the name of Prophet Salih where, it is said, the Prophet took refuge after the destruction of his people. (11:67) And the Blast overtook those who were wont to do wrong, and then they lay lifeless in their homes (11:68) as though they had never lived there before. Oh, verily the Thamud denied their Lord! Oh, the Thamud were destroyed. =============== (41:17) As for Thamud, We bestowed guidance upon them, but they preferred to remain blind rather than be guided. At last a humiliating scourge overtook them on account of their misdeeds. (41:18) Yet We delivered those who believed and were God-fearing.22 22. For the details of the story of Thamud see (Surah Al- Aaraf, Ayats 73-79); (Surah Houd, Ayats 61-68); (Surah Al- Hijr, Ayats 80-84); (Surah Bani-Israil, Ayat 59); (Surah AshShuaara, Ayats 141-159); (Surah An-Naml, Ayats 45-53) and the E.Ns.
This is a background story of people who lived in this land, Al Hijr. I am posting it in several post. So, please do not miss the following posts. ------------------------------------ (7:65) And to 'Ad51 We sent forth their brother Hud. He said: '0 my people! Serve Allah; you have no other god than Him. Will you, then, not avoid evil?' 51. 'Ad, an ancient Arab people, were well-known throughout Arabia. They were known for their proverbial glory and grandeur. And when they were destroyed, their extinction also became proverbial. So much so that ttre word 'Ad has come to be used for things ancient and the word 'adiyat for archaeological remains. The land whose owner is unknown and which is lying fallow, from neglect is called 'adi al-ard. The ancient Arabic poetry is replete with references to this people. Arab genealogists consider the 'Ad as the foremost among the extinct tribes of Arabia. Once a person of the Banel Dhuhl b. Shayban tribe, who was a resident of the 'Ad territory, called on the Prophet (peace be on him). He related stories to the Prophet about the people of 'Ad, stories handed down to the people of that region from generation to generation. (See Ahmad b. Hanbal, Musnad, vol. 3, p. 482 - Ed.) According to the Qur'an the people of 'Ad lived mainly in the Ahqaf region which is situated to the south-west of the Empty Quarter (al-Rub' al-Khali) and which lies between Hijaz, Yemen and Yamamah. It was from there that the people of 'Ad spread to the western coast of Yemen and established their hegemony in Oman, Hadramawt and Iraq. There is very little archaeological evidence about the 'Ad. Only a few ruins in South Arabia are ascribed to them. At a place in Hadramawt there is a grave which is considered to be that of the Prophet Hud. James R. Wellested, a British naval officer, discovered an ancient inscription in 1837 in a place called Hisn al-Ghurab which contains a reference to the Prophet Hud. The contents unmistakably bear out that it had been written by those who followed the Shari'ah of Hud. (For details see Tafhim al-Qur'an, (al-Al. Ahqaf 46, n. 25.) (7:66) The unbelievers among the leading men of his people said: 'Indeed we see you in folly, and consider you to be liars.' (7:67) He said: '0 my people! There is no folly in me; rather I am a Messenger from the Lord of the universe. (7:68) I convey to you the messages of my Lord, and I give you sincere advice. (7:69) Do you wonder that an exhortation should come to you from your Lord through a man from amongst yourselves that he may warn you? And do call to mind when He made you successors after the people of Noah and amply increased you in stature. Remember then the wondrous bounties52 of Allah, that you may prosper.' 52. The word ala' used in the above verse stands for bounties, wondrous works of nature, and praiseworthy qualities. The purpose of the verse is to impress upon man to gratefully, recognize the favours God has lavished upon him, bearing in mind that God also has the Power to take them away. (7:70) They said: 'Have you come to us that we should worship none other than Allah and forsake all whom our forefathers were wont to worship?53 Then bring upon us the scourge with which you have threatened us if you are truthful?' 53. It is worth noting that the people of 'Ad neither disbelieved in God nor refused to worship Him. They did not, however, follow, the teachings of Hud who proclaimed God alone should he worshipped, and that none other may be associated in servitude to Him. (7:71) Hud warned them: 'Surely punishment and wrath from your Lord have befallen upon you. Do you dispute with me about mere names that you and your forefathers have concocted54 and for which Allah has sent down no sanction? 55 Wait, then, and I too am with you among those who wait.' 54. They looked to gods of rain and gods of wind, wealth, and health. But none of these enjoys godhead. There are many instances in our own time of people whose beliefs are no different from the ones mentioned above. There are people who are wont to call someone Mushkil Kusha, 'the remover of distress' or to call someone else Ganjbakhsh, 'the bestower of treasures'. But God's creatures cannot remove the distresses of other creatures like themselves, nor do they have any treasure that they might give away to others. Their titles are merely empty words, bereft of the qualities attributed to them. All argumentation aimed at justifying those titles amounts to a lot of sound and fury about nothing. 55. The Makkans could produce no sanction from Allah - Whom they themselves acknowledged as the Supreme God - that He had transferred to their false gods any of His power or authority. None has any authorization from God to remove distress from, or bestow treasures on, others. It is the Makkans themselves who arbitrarily chose to confer parts of God's power on those beings. (7:72) Then We delivered Hud and his companions by Our mercy, and We utterly cut off the last remnant of those who called the lie to Our signs and would not believe.56 56. The Qur'an informs us that God brought about the total extermination of the 'Ad, a fact borne out by both Arabian historical traditions and recent archaeological discoveries. The 'Ad were so totally destroyed and their monuments so completely effaced that the Arab historians refer to them as one of the umam ba'idah (extinct peoples) of Arabia. The Arab tradition also affirms that the only people belonging to the 'Ad who survived were the followers of the Prophet Hud. These survivors are known as the Second 'Ad ('Ad Thaniyah). The Hisn al-Ghurib inscriptions referred to earlier (n. 51) above are among the remaining monuments of these people. One inscription, which is generally considered to date from the eighteenth century B.C., as deciphered by the experts, contains the following sentences: We have lived for a long time in this fort in full glory, free of all want. Our canals were always full to the brim with water . . . Our rulers were kings who were far removed from evil ideas, who dealt sternly with mischief-makers and governed us according to the Law of Hud. Their edicts were recorded in a book. We believed in miracles and resurrection. The above account fully corroborates the Qur'anic statement that it was only the companions of Hud who survived and inherited the glory and prosperity of the 'Ad.
في امريكا و استراليا و نيوزلندا و غيرها هناك شي يسمونه home school. اي الدراسة في البيت. الاطفال يدرسون في البيت ممكن من الوالدين او الاستعانه بمدرسين خصوصيين. ثم يقوم الاطفال باختبار واحد يكون بمثابة الشهادة الثانوية و دخول الجامعة بهذة الشهادة.
(15:87) We have indeed bestowed on you the seven oft-repeated verses49 and the Great Qur'an.50 49. These seven verses which are recited over and over again in every prescribed salat are the verses of Surah Al- Fatihah. Though some of the commentators are of the view that this Al-Mathani, refers to the seven Surahs which contain two hundred or more verses, that is, Surahs 2-7 and (8-9) or 10. But the majority of the early commentators opine that it refers to Al-Fatihah. Imam Bukhari has cited two authentic traditions in support of the view that it refers to Al-Fatihah. 50. The mention of the precious gift of the glorious Quran has been made also to console the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his followers that they should not even look at the worldly wealth of their opponents because that was nothing as compared with this precious wealth. In order to grasp the full significance of this, one should keep in view the fact that at that time the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his companions were suffering badly from poverty. The trading activities of the Prophet (peace be upon him) had almost come to an end during the period in which he had been engaged in his mission. Besides this, he had almost used up the entire wealth of Khaijah (may Allah be pleased with her). As regards to his companions, some of the young men had been turned out of their homes and reduced to poverty. The economic boycott had mined the business of those who were engaged in trade. There were others who were mere slaves or proteges of the Quraish and had no economic position whatsoever. In addition to their sad economic plight, all the Muslims, along with the Prophet (peace be upon him), were suffering persecution from the people of Makkah and its surroundings. In short, they were so much persecuted, ridiculed and insulted that no one of them was safe from physical and mental torture. On the other side, the Quraish, their opponents and persecutors, enjoyed all the good things of this world, and lived lives of happiness and luxury. This is the background of the reassurance given to the believers, as if to say: Why should you feel disheartened at this? We have given you wealth which surpasses all kinds of worldly riches. Therefore, your opponents should envy your knowledge and high morals; you need not envy their ill canned wealth and their wicked enjoyments, for when they will go before their Lord, they themselves will find that they had not brought such wealth as carries any value there. (15:88) Do not even cast your eyes towards the worldly goods We have granted to different kinds of people, nor grieve over the state they are in,51 but turn your loving attention to the believers instead, 51. That is, do not grieve that they consider you as their enemy, though you are their sincere well wisher; that they regard their vices as their virtues; that they are not only themselves following but leading their followers on that way which inevitably leads to destruction. Nay, they are doing their best to oppose the reformative efforts of the one who is showing them the way of peace. (15:89) and clearly tell the unbelievers: "I am most certainly a plain warner," (15:90) even as We had sent warning to those who had divided their religion into fragments; (15:91) those who had split up their Qur'an into pieces.52 52. The schismatic were the Jews for they had split their religion into many parts and caused division in it. They believed in certain parts and rejected the other parts, and detracted some things from it and added others to it. Thus they had been divided into many sectarian groups, which were opposed to one another. “They have made the Quran (Torah) into pieces” means that they believe in certain parts of it and reject other parts. The same thing has been stated in (Surah Al- Baqarah, Ayat 85) like this: Do you then believe in one part of the Scriptures and disbelieve in the other parts. This warning is like the warning We sent to the schismatic Jews. This is meant to warn the disbelievers that they should learn a lesson from the plight of the Jews who neglected the warning that was given to than by God, and persisted in their wrong ways, as if to say: You are beholding the degradation of the Jews. Do you like to meet with the same end by neglecting this warning? (15:92) By your Lord, We will question them all (15:93) concerning what they have been doing. (15:94) (O Prophet), proclaim what you are commanded, and pay no heed to those who associate others with Allah in His Divinity. (15:95) Surely We suffice to deal with those who scoff at you, (15:96) those who set up another deity alongside Allah. They shall soon come to know. (15:97) We certainly know that their statements sorely grieve you. (15:98) When (you feel so) glorify your Lord with His praise and prostrate yourself before Him, (15:99) and worship your Lord until the last moment (of your life) that will most certainly come.53 53. That is Salat and worship of your Lord are the only means which can generate in you that power of sustenance which is required to stand resolutely against the troubles and afflictions you will inevitably encounter in the propagation of the message of the truth and reform of humanity. This will comfort you, fill you with courage and enable you to perform that divine mission for which you have been sent in the face of abuse, derision and obstacles.
In the sixth minute of filming the archaeological gate there are three statues of falcons above the archaeological gate and they are birds of prey, but unfortunately some hardline clerics infiltrated this protected area and broke the heads of the statues of those falcons because they believe that any statue in the form of a creature is considered a religious taboo and a partnership in worship with God, according to their strict belief that any statue that is an idol that contradicts the oneness of God is worshipped without Him.
This is a background story of people who lived in this land, Al Hijr. I am posting it in several post. So, please do not miss the following posts. ======== (7:73) And to Thamud57 We sent forth their brother. Salih. He said to them: '0 my people! Serve Allah, you have no other god than Him. Truly there has come to you a clear proof from your Lord. This she-camel from Allah is a Divine portent for you.58 So leave her alone to pasture on Allah's earth, and touch her with no evil lest a painful chastisement should seize you. 57. The Thamud are another ancient Arab people, next only to the 'Ad in fame. Legends relating to them were quite popular in pre-Islamic Arabia. In fact poetry and orations of the pre-Islamic (Jahiliyah) period abound with references to them. They are also mentioned in the Assyrian inscriptions and in the Greek, Alexandrian and Roman works of history and geography. Some descendants of the Thamud survived to a little before the birth of Jesus. The Roman historians mention that they entered into the Roman army and fought against the Nabateans, their arch-enemy. The Thamud lived in the north-western part of Arabia which is still called al-Hijr. In the present time there is a station on the Hijaz railway, between Madina and Tabuk. This is called Mada'in Salih, which was the capital town of Thamud and was then known as al-Hijr, the rock-hewn city. This has survived to this day and is spread over thousands of acres. It was once inhabited by no less than half a million people. At the time of the revelation of the Qur'an Arab trade caravans passed through the ruins of this city. While the Prophet (peace be on him) was on his way, to Tabuk, he directed the Muslims to look upon these monuments and urged them to learn the lessons which sensible persons ought to learn from the ruins of a people that had been destroyed because of their evil-doing. The Prophet (peace be on him) also pointed to the well from which the she-camel of the Prophet Salih used to drink. He instructed the Muslims to draw water from that well alone and to avoid all other wells. The mountain pass through which that she-camel came to drink was also indicated by the Prophet (peace be on him). The pass is still known as Fajj al-Naqah. The Prophet (peace be on him) then gathered all the Muslims who had been directed to look around that city of rocks, and addressed them. He drew their attention to the tragic end of the Thamud, who by their evil ways had invited God's punishment upon themselves. The Prophet (peace he on him) asked them to hastily move ahead for the place was a grim reminder of God's severe punishment and he hence called for reflection and repentance. (See waqidi, al-maghazi, vol. 3, pp. 1006-8. See also the comments of Ibn Kathir on verses 73-8 - Ed.) 58. The context seems to indicate that the clear proof referred to in the verse stands for the she-camel which is also spoken of as 'a Divine portent'. In( al-Shu'ara' 26: 154-8) it is explicitly mentioned that the Thamud themselves had asked the Prophet Salih to produce some sign which would support his claim to be God's Messenger. Responding to it, Salih pointed to the she-camel. This illustrates clearly that the appearance of the she-camel was a miracle. Similar miracles had been performed earlier by other Prophets with a view to fulfilling the demand of the unbelievers and thus of vindicating their claim to prophethood. The miraculous appearance of the she-camel reinforces the fact that Salih had presented it as a 'Divine portent' and warned his people of dire consequences if they harmed it. He explained to them that the she-camel would graze freely in their fields; that on alternate days she and other animals would drink water from their well, They were also warned that if they harmed the she-camel they would be immediatelv seized by a terrible chastisemen' from God. Such statements could obviously only have been made about an animal which was known to be of a miraculous nature. The Thamud observed the she-camel graze freely in their fields and she and the other camels drank water on alternate days from their well. The Thamud, though unhappy with the situation, endured this for quite some time. Later, however, after prolonged deliberations, they killed her. Such lengthy deliberations demonstrate that they were afraid to kill the she-camel. It is clear that the object of their fear was none other than the she-camel as they had no reason to be afraid of Salih, who had no power to terrify them. Their sense of awe for the she-camel explains why they let her graze freely on their land. The Qur'an, however, does not provide any detailed information as to what the she-camel looked like or how she was born. The authentic Hadith too provide no information about its miraculous birth. Hence, one need not take too seriously the statements of some of the commentators on the Qur'an about the mode of her birth. However, as far as the fact of her miraculous birth is concerned, that is borne out bv the Qur'an itself. (7:74) And call to mind when He made you successors after 'Ad and gave you power in the earth so that you took for yourselves palaces in its plains and hewed out dwellings in the mountains.59 Remember, then, the wondrous bounties of Allah and do not go about creating mischief in the land.'60 59. The Thamud were highly skilful in rock-carving, and made huge mansions by carving the mountains, as we have mentioned earlier see (n. 57 )above. In this regard the works of the Thamud resemble the rock-carvings in the Ajanta and Ellora caves in India and several other places. A few buildings erected by the Thamud are still intact in Mada'in Salih and speak of their tremendous skills in civil engineering and architecture. 60. The Qur'an asks people to draw a lesson from the tragic end of the 'Ad. For just as God destroyed that wicked people and established Muslims in positions of power and influence previously occupied by them, He can also destroy the Muslims and replace them by Others if they should become wicked and mischievous. (For further elaboration see (n. 52 )above. (7:75) The haughty elders of his people said to those believers who had been oppressed: 'Do you know that Salih is one sent forth with a message from his Lord?' They, replied: 'Surely we believe in the message with which he has been sent.' (7:76) The haughty ones remarked. 'Most certainly we disbelieve in that which you believe.' (7:77) Then they hamstrung the she-camel,61 disdainfuliy disobeyed the commandment of their Lord, and said: '0 Salih! Bring upon us the scourge with which you threatened us if you are truly a Messenger [of Allah].' 61. Although the she-camel was killed by an individual, as we learn also from surahs al-Qamar (54) and al-Sharns (91), the whole nation was held guilty since it stood at the killer's back. Every sin which is committed with the approval and support of a nation, is a national crime even if it has been committed by one person. In fact the Qur'an goes a step further and declares that a sin which is committed publicly in the midst of a gathering is considered to be the collective sin of the people who tolerate it.
How many kids in the world would be as devoted to their parent’s interests and as respectful as yours!! Both of you have done a great job with these kids, you’re role model to parents in the world.
being exposed to the world at this age, these kids will grow up to be phenomenal human beings, just like their parents. I'm delighted that I stumbled upon your channel. You guys are a breath of fresh air. if I may suggest one thing though, I follow lots of travelling youtubers, what interests me the most is the people, so if you film more of your interactions with the people you meet along the way, conversations, transactions and such, that would be the cherry on top of these lovely vlogs. safe travels! and welcome to Saudi.
Thank you very much @Khaled. And great idea - in some countries it’s tricky; but I think you will really like some interactions we have coming up in Saudi… 😍
Wow im amazed by your kids, you guys did a wonderful job raising them. They are well spoken and very respectful I predict a bright future for them, these trips will shape their personality and mentality. I hope you guys enjoyed your trip in Saudi and hopefully its not your last time visiting.
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Thank you! We look forward to going back to Bangladesh ♥️
being a tea addict myself, I am stumped every time I see one of those traditional tea kiosks in the middle of nowhere, It seems like its also the perfect place to have such a kiosk. Check those silver tea pots and that ideal backdrop. I am the only one that's missing in there sipping tea (LOL) Thank you for sharing, As much as you are enjoying seeing the remnants of an era gone by, I am enjoying my breaks with Saudi Arabian dates and Tea watching your clip. Keep them coming. Safe travels to all of you.
What a lucky family .
God bless you . where ever you go and back . Although l went to Saudi Arabia tow time every month but only in eastern area and alqseem . Really I hope to go south and Northern area specially in winter with snow .
📖The story at Madain Saleh is about Prophet Saleh whom Allah had sent to preach to the people of Thamud. He tried to call his people to the worship of One God, to Whom they should give thanks for all their bounties. He called upon the rich to stop oppressing the poor, and for an end to all mischief and evil, they refused to accept that Saleh was a messenger sent from God, so they asked him for a sign to prove his credentials. They asked him, in fact, not just for any sign, but something quite specific. They pointed at a huge rock that was standing by itself, and proposed to him that he ask his God to create a she-camel out of it.Despite their obstinacy, Saleh did this, on the condition that they would believe in God if he produced the she-camel from the rock, and to this they agreed.Saleh then prayed to God to answer their request. The huge rock moved and split, and from it came a wonderful she-camel, which was pregnant and soon to give birth. Some of them believed and followed the messenger and some didn't rather they killed the she camel and her calf not only that but they also challenged Saleh to bring down the punishment of God upon them if he was, indeed, a Prophet. Despite their scoffing and scorn for his message, the people were destroyed. Saleh and the people who believed in Allah moved from that place, never to return.
{ To the Thamud people was sent Saleh, one of their own brethren. He said, “Oh my people! Worship Allah; there is no other god but Him. Now comes to you a clear sign from your Lord! This camel is a sign for you, so leave her to graze in Allah’s earth, and let her come to no harm, or you will be seized with a horrible punishment. And remember how He made you inheritors (of the land) after the ‘Ad people, and gave you habitations in the land. You build for yourselves palaces and castles in open plains, and carve out homes in the mountains. So bring to remembrance the benefits you receive from Allah, and refrain from mischief and evil on the earth. The leaders of the arrogant party among his people said to those who were powerless - those among them who believed - “Do you know for sure that Saleh is a messenger from his Lord?” They said, “We do indeed believe in the revelation which has been sent through him. The arrogant party said, “For our part, we reject what you believe in.So they hamstrung the she-camel and were insolent toward the command of their Lord and said, ‘ O Salih, bring us what you promise us, if you should be of the messengers. So the earthquake seized them, and they became within their home [corpses] fallen prone. And he turned away from them and said, ‘ O my people, I had certainly conveyed to you the message of my Lord and advised you, but you do not like advisors.}(7:73-79). { So those are their houses, desolate because of the wrong they had done. Indeed in that is a sign for people who know. And We saved those who believed and used to fear Allah.} ( 27:52-53).{ And [We destroyed] ‘Aad and Thamud, and it has become clear to you from their [ruined] dwellings. And Satan had made pleasing to them their deeds and averted them from the path, and they were endowed with perception.} (29:38) Translation of the meanings of Quran (the last and final revelation from Allah the creator of all.)
The life of the Prophet Saleh is also described in other passages of the Quran.
Beautiful family and even better parenting, these kids are human encyclopedia... love it.
Nice video. However, you came in the wrong time of the year, it seems that you barely resisting the hot weather:)
Apart from mountains in the south which has a cool weather all year around, in fact a little bit cold in the winter, the rest of Saudi Arabia would be very hot in the summer, hot and humid in some parts, so the best time of the year to visit the country is during the winter - spring season which usually starts from late November up to March, the temperature in Alual at this time of the year will be around 10+ which is cool, I hope that you can visit Saudi Arabia again during the winter, I'm sure you will enjoy it way better, it actually snowing during the winter in the northern part of the country which might be surprising to many people.
Thank you. We have really enjoyed exploring all over Saudi Arabia and we don’t get such heat in NZ so it’s still exciting! However the mountains of Abha are beautiful at this time of year 😊
@@AwaywiththeSteiners where are you going next?
Harry is soo cute telling history of ancient things in every video👍👍
I love your videos which have kind of wisdom, Thanks, I wish you all the best. may Allah guide you to the right path.
Thank you 🙏
It's great to see whole family have good time in ALULA. Stay safe and explore ..............
Aww they're so kind and nice
Welcome to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦🌹🌹🌹 we hope see you guys in Riyadh soon
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The boys are so confident in front of the camera, and clever!
Thanks @MariaS 😊
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STORY OF PROPHET SALIH IN ISLAM
Prophet Saleh, sometimes written as Salih, was a descendant of the great prophet Nuh (may peace be upon him). He was sent by Allah to the nation of Thamud who lived in Al Hijr, located in Arabia. The nation over a few generations had matured and became very powerful, wealthy and influential.
The Qur’an mentions how the society grew very proud of their accomplishments and began building huge castles, palaces, and other structures as status symbol of their power. This is mentioned in Surah Ash Shura ayat 128-129:
“Do you construct on every elevation a sign amusing yourselves? And take for yourselves palaces and fortresses that you may abide eternally?”
They were given a chance by Allah to turn back to Him especially knowing what had happened to the people of Ad for their disobedience. The Qur’an mentions the warning from Prophet Hud who said, “Will you not fear Allah?” (26:124). They denied these warnings as obsession with materialism took over. They turned away from the path of truth, the poor began worshiping the rich who proclaimed themselves as Gods.
This place is amazing
You should come to Alula in winter there will be a lot of activities
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You should share the markets and grocery shops of Saudi Arabia
اللہُ اکبر 🇵🇰🇸🇦🏳️🤲❤️
You came in August, the hottest month in Saudi Arabia. I'm amazed! 😄❤️ and you are always welcome. 🌹
Welcome to Saudi Arabia I have an advice change the color of the clothes to white to prevent absorbing the sun rays enjoy
Awesome vlog. Keep it up adorable family👍🏼
This is a great video, and I hope that you will visit southern Saudi Arabia, especially at this time of the year. The weather and weather there are very beautiful and wonderful at the moment, especially the city of Abha and the city of Jizan. Welcome to Saudi Arabia. You are a beautiful and kind family
Thank you. We definitely will… 😍
That's nice video. Other than Hegra, Al Ula has few more attractions, I especially recommend all to take tour of the Sharaan Nature Reserve for the stunning landscapes.
Thank you 😊
Wow so cool
Enjoy and don't make the atmosphere an obstacle to your enjoyment👌
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Welcome to Saudi
For those who's wondering
BCE mean Before Common Era
CE means Common Era
These abbreviations are widely used in academic and scientific matters instead of BC & AD. It's a secular way to replace the terms BC ( before christ) AD ( anno Domini = in the year of the lord). Nevertheless all terms use the Gregorian calendar, which still uses Jesus’ life and times as an indicator. I don't like this new secular method myself
Welcome to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦
Masha Allah so nice 👍🙂
ماشاء الله هاري واوسكار اذكياء
Thanks a lot, team Steiner
Excellent your VLog . Keep it up ..
Thank you so much 🙂
Wow nice video
Welcome to my dear country In this hot time, people go to the south of Saudi Arabia because the weather there is cold. We wish you a pleasant stay 🇸🇦❤️❤️
يارب ارحمنا برحمتك 😄
🤩 wow beautiful
I am very happy to have you in my country and all the Saudi people welcome you 🌹❤️🇸🇦
Sarah very fabulous vlog
Thanks @ParvezJamali! 😎
why don't you come to abha? you are going to love the weather there
We loved Abha! Video coming soon!
I wish you came to Saudi when the weather is not that hot
It’s much cooler up in the hills of Abha! We are just happy to be here exploring 😊
Where are you going next??? please tell
it just occurred to me that you guys left winter and came to the summerest summer there is ... you should've done the opposite ;D it's when the fun starts .. winter
Haha yes. But we are just happy to be here at all 😎😊
I wish you had a drone to see AlUla better
Oscar, I think you look like one of the movie actresses, and I'm trying to remember that actress in any movie I've seen her act. 😊🌹
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@@leso3459 Your words are true about Oscar, she looks like the actress Lina Heidi who acted in the role of a character cersei lanniser
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U'r welcomes in saudi 🇸🇦 ❤🙏
Nice trip but I guess you didn't look at the drawing
In the mountain
اهلا وسهـلا وبكم في بلادي المملكة العربيه السعوديه 🇸🇦
Hello how did you reach hegra from Al ula airport ? Is a rental car necessary pls
Waiting for more
Amazing
Your channel is awesome, I subbed and liked. I will support your channel as best as I can.
Thanks @Aziz!
Masha’allh he look like Haaland 1:17
which tour you got to al ula, and how you get there, flight, car? is it worth it, we are thinking to visit from Jeddah, great videos, thank you
You buy tickets to Hegra online. We had a rental car and travelled in Saudi for a month and had an amazing time! Highly recommend. See our website for info on where we stayed and our itinerary 😊
@@AwaywiththeSteiners great thanks a lot
MADAIN SALEH🇸🇦👍👍
Very Nice😍😍
Thank you 🙏
@@AwaywiththeSteiners wellcome😍
Have a great trips ✋👍
From bahrain 🇧🇭
Come to Riyadh
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If you did the tour with a four-wheel drive car, the trip was beautiful and you saw more views.
ارحبو مليون مرحبا
نورت الشاشه عيشوا اللحظات وانبسطو انتم في حفظ الرحمن ثم حفظ أمن ملكنا الملك سلمان ربي يطول بعمره هو وولده محمد بن سلمان انتم الصوره والقدوه الطيبه لنقل السياحه في المملكه على بساطتها وعدم تكلفها ومنكم استفادوا انكم تطلعون من شرقها لشمالها وغربها وجنوبها وانتم في أحسن ضيوفها ومخدومين بكل ما تعنيه الخدمات والتقدير والاحترام
Oscar nd Harry so cute, so beautiful ❤️❤️
Arab historians attribute Mada'in Salih to the Thamud civilization of the people of the Prophet Salih pbuh whose story is mentioned in the Qur'an.
ليش غلطوا الموضوع ووثقوها على أنها لأقوام ثاني قريبه المدى وسموها انباط وعمرها ألفين فقط ؟ أسم المنطقة مدائن صالح وينسبوها لأقوام اخرى !
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the father of this family look like Steve Irwin or i see him in TV show before
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Did you see Elephant 🐘 rock 🪨 and al naslaa rock 🪨, it’s Amazing 🤩.
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Thank you!
Pleas uncover Arab countries like Oman and other and places
We are in Oman next!
12:00 اش كان يقلهم؟
اللي سمعته يقول ان ابوه ولد في ذاك البيت وكان يلعب هناك وهو صغير وفي بطاقه الهويه مو مكتوب انه ولد في العلا مكتوب ولد في الهجره
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This is a background story of people who lived in this land, Al Hijr. I am posting it in several post.
So, please do not miss the following posts.
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15:80) Surely the people of al-Hijr45 also rejected the Messengers, calling them liars.
45. Al-Hijr was the capital city of the people of Thamud, and its ruins are found near the modern city of Al-Ula which is to the north west of Al-Madinah, and lies on the route from AI-Madinah to Tabuk. Though the caravans had to pass through the valley of Al-Hijr, the Prophet (peace be upon him) had forbidden the Muslims to stay in the valley on their journey.
When Ibn Batutah reached there in the eighth century of Hijrah on his way to Makkah, he wrote: I have seen the buildings of Thamud hewed into red mountains; the paintings look so bright as if they have been put on only recently, and rotten bones of human beings are found in them even today." See (E.N. 57 of Surah Al-Aaraf).
(15:81) We also gave them Our Signs, yet they turned away from them.
(15:82) They used to hew out houses from the mountains46 and lived in security.
46. That is, their strong and secure buildings, which they had hewed into the mountains, could not protect them from the blast.
(15:83) Then the Blast caught them in the morning
(15:84) and whatever they had been earning proved of no avail.
(15:85) We have not created the heavens and the earth and all that is in between them except with Truth.47 Surely the Hour will come. So, (O Muhammad), do graciously overlook them (despite their misdeeds).
47. This was to reassure the Prophet (peace be upon him) that ultimately he would come out successful because he was propagating the truth, and the entire universe was based on truth. Such an assurance was urgently needed because at that time falsehood appeared to be triumphant over the truth.
This implies: O Prophet, do not worry at all at the apparent success of falsehood for this is temporary. Likewise the difficulties, the obstacles and the troubles in the way of truth are not permanent. Take courage, and have confidence in the cause of the truth and you will triumph over falsehood because the whole system of the universe is akin to truth and averse to falsehood. Therefore, truth is permanent and falsehood is perishable. Refer to (E.Ns 25-26, 35-39 of Surah Ibrahim).
(15:86) Your Lord is indeed the Creator of all, the All-Knowing.48
48. These attributes of Allah have been mentioned to reassure the Prophet (peace be upon him) as if to say: As Allah is the Creator, He has complete power over all his creatures, and no one is able to escape His punishment. Moreover, He is All-Knowing.
He is fully aware that you are exerting your utmost for their reform, and He knows also their evil machinations against your efforts for reform. Therefore, you need not worry on this account, but you should wait patiently and with confidence that at the appropriate time they will be dealt with justly.
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(11:62) They said: 'O Salih! Until now you were one of those among us on whom we placed great hopes.70 Now, would you forbid us to worship what our forefathers were wont to worship?71 Indeed we are in disquieting doubt about what you are calling us to.72
70. That is, we had expected that by your wisdom, intelligence, foresight, serious behavior and dignified personality, you would become a great and prosperous man.
So we had looked forward to the great success you would achieve and to the manifold advantages we would gain over other clans and tribes because of you. But you have brought to naught all of our hopes by adopting the way based on Tauhid and the Hereafter which is bound to lead us to utter ruin.
It may be noted here that the people of Muhammad (peace be upon him) have had the same great expectations of him. They, too, had a very high opinion of his abilities and capabilities before his appointment as a Prophet.
For they expected that he would become a great leader, and his foresight would bring innumerable benefits to them also. But when, contrary to their expectations, he began to invite them to the doctrines of Tauhid and the Hereafter, and preach the principles of high morality, they lost not only all hope in him, but began to entertain and express quite the reverse views. They said:
What a pity, this man who was quite good till now has, under the influence of some charm, not only ruined his own career but has destroyed all of our hopes as well.
71. That was their argument for the worship of their gods. They said that they would worship them because their forefathers worshiped them. Prophet Salih (peace be upon him), argued like this: Worship Allah....Who has created you from the earth, and Who made it a living place for you. In answer to this they argued, as if to say: These deities are also worthy of worship, and we will not give them up because our forefathers have been worshiping them for a long time.
This is an apt example of the type of arguments employed by the supporters of Islam and those of ignorance. The former base their arguments on sound reasoning, while the latter base them on blind imitation.
72. The Quran has not specified the nature of the doubts and feelings of distraction. This is because, though all of them had these feelings, these were different in different persons. For it is one of the characteristics of the message that it takes away the peace of mind of all these people to whom it is addressed.
Though the feelings of distraction are of various kinds, everyone gets a portion of them. This is because it becomes simply impossible for anyone to continue treading the paths of deviation with that peace of mind which one had before the coming of the message.
For it impels everyone to think whether one is following the right way or any of the wrong ways of ignorance. No one can shut one’s ears and eyes against the penetrating and merciless criticism of the weaknesses of the ways of ignorance, and the strong and rational arguments for the right way.
Then the high moral character of the Messenger, his perseverance, his nobility, his gentle conduct, his frank and righteous attitude and his dignity cannot fail to shake their impressions even on the most obdurate, and prejudiced opponents.
The message by itself attracts the best elements from that society and brings about the most revolutionary changes in the characters of its followers so as to make them models of excellence. Naturally all these things combine to produce the feelings of distraction in the minds of those who desire to uphold the ways of ignorance even after the coming of the truth.
(11:63) Salih said: 'My people! What do you think? If I had a clear evidence from my Lord, and then He also bestowed His mercy upon me, who will rescue me from the punishment of Allah if I still disobey Him? You can only make me lose even more.73
73. This is the answer to the preceding question: If I disobey Allah by discarding the guidance I have received from Him in order to please you, you cannot defend me against Him. You will rather add to the intensity of my guilt of disobedience to Him. Thus I shall incur additional punishment from Him for misleading you instead of showing the right way for which I had been sent to you.
(11:64) My people! This she-camel of Allah is a sign for you. So let her pasture on Allah's earth, and do not hurt her or else some chastisement - which is near at hand -should overtake you.'
(11:65) But they slaughtered her. Thereupon Salih warned them: 'Enjoy yourselves in your homes for a maximum of three days. This is a promise which shall not be belied.'
(11:66) Then, when Our command came to pass, We saved Salih and those who shared his faith through Our special mercy, from the disgrace of that day.74 Truly Your Lord is All-Strong, All-Mighty.
74. According to the traditions that are current in the Sinai Peninsula, Allah delivered them from the torment and led them there. There is a Mount near Jabal-i-Musa, known by the name of Prophet Salih where, it is said, the Prophet took refuge after the destruction of his people.
(11:67) And the Blast overtook those who were wont to do wrong, and then they lay lifeless in their homes
(11:68) as though they had never lived there before. Oh, verily the Thamud denied their Lord! Oh, the Thamud were destroyed.
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(41:17) As for Thamud, We bestowed guidance upon them, but they preferred to remain blind rather than be guided. At last a humiliating scourge overtook them on account of their misdeeds.
(41:18) Yet We delivered those who believed and were God-fearing.22
22. For the details of the story of Thamud see (Surah Al- Aaraf, Ayats 73-79); (Surah Houd, Ayats 61-68); (Surah Al- Hijr, Ayats 80-84); (Surah Bani-Israil, Ayat 59); (Surah AshShuaara, Ayats 141-159); (Surah An-Naml, Ayats 45-53) and the E.Ns.
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This is a background story of people who lived in this land, Al Hijr. I am posting it in several post.
So, please do not miss the following posts.
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(7:65) And to 'Ad51 We sent forth their brother Hud. He said: '0 my people! Serve Allah; you have no other god than Him. Will you, then, not avoid evil?'
51. 'Ad, an ancient Arab people, were well-known throughout Arabia. They were known for their proverbial glory and grandeur. And when they were destroyed, their extinction also became proverbial. So much so that ttre word 'Ad has come to be used for things ancient and the word 'adiyat for archaeological remains. The land whose owner is unknown and which is lying fallow, from neglect is called 'adi al-ard.
The ancient Arabic poetry is replete with references to this people. Arab genealogists consider the 'Ad as the foremost among the extinct tribes of Arabia. Once a person of the Banel Dhuhl b. Shayban tribe, who was a resident of the 'Ad territory, called on the Prophet (peace be on him). He related stories to the Prophet about the people of 'Ad, stories handed down to the people of that region from generation to generation. (See Ahmad b. Hanbal, Musnad, vol. 3, p. 482 - Ed.)
According to the Qur'an the people of 'Ad lived mainly in the Ahqaf region which is situated to the south-west of the Empty Quarter (al-Rub' al-Khali) and which lies between Hijaz, Yemen and Yamamah. It was from there that the people of 'Ad spread to the western coast of Yemen and established their hegemony in Oman, Hadramawt and Iraq. There is very little archaeological evidence about the 'Ad. Only a few ruins in South Arabia are ascribed to them. At a place in Hadramawt there is a grave which is considered to be that of the Prophet Hud. James R. Wellested, a British naval officer, discovered an ancient inscription in 1837 in a place called Hisn al-Ghurab which contains a reference to the Prophet Hud. The contents unmistakably bear out that it had been written by those who followed the Shari'ah of Hud. (For details see Tafhim al-Qur'an, (al-Al. Ahqaf 46, n. 25.)
(7:66) The unbelievers among the leading men of his people said: 'Indeed we see you in folly, and consider you to be liars.'
(7:67) He said: '0 my people! There is no folly in me; rather I am a Messenger from the Lord of the universe.
(7:68) I convey to you the messages of my Lord, and I give you sincere advice.
(7:69) Do you wonder that an exhortation should come to you from your Lord through a man from amongst yourselves that he may warn you? And do call to mind when He made you successors after the people of Noah and amply increased you in stature. Remember then the wondrous bounties52 of Allah, that you may prosper.'
52. The word ala' used in the above verse stands for bounties, wondrous works of nature, and praiseworthy qualities. The purpose of the verse is to impress upon man to gratefully, recognize the favours God has lavished upon him, bearing in mind that God also has the Power to take them away.
(7:70) They said: 'Have you come to us that we should worship none other than Allah and forsake all whom our forefathers were wont to worship?53 Then bring upon us the scourge with which you have threatened us if you are truthful?'
53. It is worth noting that the people of 'Ad neither disbelieved in God nor refused to worship Him. They did not, however, follow, the teachings of Hud who proclaimed God alone should he worshipped, and that none other may be associated in servitude to Him.
(7:71) Hud warned them: 'Surely punishment and wrath from your Lord have befallen upon you. Do you dispute with me about mere names that you and your forefathers have concocted54 and for which Allah has sent down no sanction? 55 Wait, then, and I too am with you among those who wait.'
54. They looked to gods of rain and gods of wind, wealth, and health. But none of these enjoys godhead. There are many instances in our own time of people whose beliefs are no different from the ones mentioned above. There are people who are wont to call someone Mushkil Kusha, 'the remover of distress' or to call someone else Ganjbakhsh, 'the bestower of treasures'.
But God's creatures cannot remove the distresses of other creatures like themselves, nor do they have any treasure that they might give away to others. Their titles are merely empty words, bereft of the qualities attributed to them. All argumentation aimed at justifying those titles amounts to a lot of sound and fury about nothing.
55. The Makkans could produce no sanction from Allah - Whom they themselves acknowledged as the Supreme God - that He had transferred to their false gods any of His power or authority. None has any authorization from God to remove distress from, or bestow treasures on, others. It is the Makkans themselves who arbitrarily chose to confer parts of God's power on those beings.
(7:72) Then We delivered Hud and his companions by Our mercy, and We utterly cut off the last remnant of those who called the lie to Our signs and would not believe.56
56. The Qur'an informs us that God brought about the total extermination of the 'Ad, a fact borne out by both Arabian historical traditions and recent archaeological discoveries. The 'Ad were so totally destroyed and their monuments so completely effaced that the Arab historians refer to them as one of the umam ba'idah (extinct peoples) of Arabia.
The Arab tradition also affirms that the only people belonging to the 'Ad who survived were the followers of the Prophet Hud. These survivors are known as the Second 'Ad ('Ad Thaniyah). The Hisn al-Ghurib inscriptions referred to earlier (n. 51) above are among the remaining monuments of these people. One inscription, which is generally considered to date from the eighteenth century B.C., as deciphered by the experts, contains the following sentences:
We have lived for a long time in this fort in full glory, free of all want. Our canals were always full to the brim with water . . . Our rulers were kings who were far removed from evil ideas, who dealt sternly with mischief-makers and governed us according to the Law of Hud. Their edicts were recorded in a book. We believed in miracles and resurrection.
The above account fully corroborates the Qur'anic statement that it was only the companions of Hud who survived and inherited the glory and prosperity of the 'Ad.
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This undiscovered place has a background story behind it. Its about the Prophet Salleh A.S and his people.
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(15:87) We have indeed bestowed on you the seven oft-repeated verses49 and the Great Qur'an.50
49. These seven verses which are recited over and over again in every prescribed salat are the verses of Surah Al- Fatihah. Though some of the commentators are of the view that this Al-Mathani, refers to the seven Surahs which contain two hundred or more verses, that is, Surahs 2-7 and (8-9) or 10. But the majority of the early commentators opine that it refers to Al-Fatihah. Imam Bukhari has cited two authentic traditions in support of the view that it refers to Al-Fatihah.
50. The mention of the precious gift of the glorious Quran has been made also to console the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his followers that they should not even look at the worldly wealth of their opponents because that was nothing as compared with this precious wealth. In order to grasp the full significance of this, one should keep in view the fact that at that time the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his companions were suffering badly from poverty.
The trading activities of the Prophet (peace be upon him) had almost come to an end during the period in which he had been engaged in his mission. Besides this, he had almost used up the entire wealth of Khaijah (may Allah be pleased with her). As regards to his companions, some of the young men had been turned out of their homes and reduced to poverty. The economic boycott had mined the business of those who were engaged in trade. There were others who were mere slaves or proteges of the Quraish and had no economic position whatsoever.
In addition to their sad economic plight, all the Muslims, along with the Prophet (peace be upon him), were suffering persecution from the people of Makkah and its surroundings. In short, they were so much persecuted, ridiculed and insulted that no one of them was safe from physical and mental torture. On the other side, the Quraish, their opponents and persecutors, enjoyed all the good things of this world, and lived lives of happiness and luxury.
This is the background of the reassurance given to the believers, as if to say: Why should you feel disheartened at this? We have given you wealth which surpasses all kinds of worldly riches. Therefore, your opponents should envy your knowledge and high morals; you need not envy their ill canned wealth and their wicked enjoyments, for when they will go before their Lord, they themselves will find that they had not brought such wealth as carries any value there.
(15:88) Do not even cast your eyes towards the worldly goods We have granted to different kinds of people, nor grieve over the state they are in,51 but turn your loving attention to the believers instead,
51. That is, do not grieve that they consider you as their enemy, though you are their sincere well wisher; that they regard their vices as their virtues; that they are not only themselves following but leading their followers on that way which inevitably leads to destruction. Nay, they are doing their best to oppose the reformative efforts of the one who is showing them the way of peace.
(15:89) and clearly tell the unbelievers: "I am most certainly a plain warner,"
(15:90) even as We had sent warning to those who had divided their religion into fragments;
(15:91) those who had split up their Qur'an into pieces.52
52. The schismatic were the Jews for they had split their religion into many parts and caused division in it. They believed in certain parts and rejected the other parts, and detracted some things from it and added others to it. Thus they had been divided into many sectarian groups, which were opposed to one another.
“They have made the Quran (Torah) into pieces” means that they believe in certain parts of it and reject other parts. The same thing has been stated in (Surah Al- Baqarah, Ayat 85) like this: Do you then believe in one part of the Scriptures and disbelieve in the other parts.
This warning is like the warning We sent to the schismatic Jews. This is meant to warn the disbelievers that they should learn a lesson from the plight of the Jews who neglected the warning that was given to than by God, and persisted in their wrong ways, as if to say: You are beholding the degradation of the Jews. Do you like to meet with the same end by neglecting this warning?
(15:92) By your Lord, We will question them all
(15:93) concerning what they have been doing.
(15:94) (O Prophet), proclaim what you are commanded, and pay no heed to those who associate others with Allah in His Divinity.
(15:95) Surely We suffice to deal with those who scoff at you,
(15:96) those who set up another deity alongside Allah. They shall soon come to know.
(15:97) We certainly know that their statements sorely grieve you.
(15:98) When (you feel so) glorify your Lord with His praise and prostrate yourself before Him,
(15:99) and worship your Lord until the last moment (of your life) that will most certainly come.53
53. That is Salat and worship of your Lord are the only means which can generate in you that power of sustenance which is required to stand resolutely against the troubles and afflictions you will inevitably encounter in the propagation of the message of the truth and reform of humanity. This will comfort you, fill you with courage and enable you to perform that divine mission for which you have been sent in the face of abuse, derision and obstacles.
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In the sixth minute of filming the archaeological gate there are three statues of falcons above the archaeological gate and they are birds of prey, but unfortunately some hardline clerics infiltrated this protected area and broke the heads of the statues of those falcons because they believe that any statue in the form of a creature is considered a religious taboo and a partnership in worship with God, according to their strict belief that any statue that is an idol that contradicts the oneness of God is worshipped without Him.
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This place of prophet saleh
The Nabateans lived in (Al-Hijr) and did not build (Al-Hijr). (Al-Hijr) = Mada'in Saleh
This is a background story of people who lived in this land, Al Hijr. I am posting it in several post.
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(7:73) And to Thamud57 We sent forth their brother. Salih. He said to them: '0 my people! Serve Allah, you have no other god than Him. Truly there has come to you a clear proof from your Lord. This she-camel from Allah is a Divine portent for you.58 So leave her alone to pasture on Allah's earth, and touch her with no evil lest a painful chastisement should seize you.
57. The Thamud are another ancient Arab people, next only to the 'Ad in fame. Legends relating to them were quite popular in pre-Islamic Arabia. In fact poetry and orations of the pre-Islamic (Jahiliyah) period abound with references to them. They are also mentioned in the Assyrian inscriptions and in the Greek, Alexandrian and Roman works of history and geography. Some descendants of the Thamud survived to a little before the birth of Jesus. The Roman historians mention that they entered into the Roman army and fought against the Nabateans, their arch-enemy.
The Thamud lived in the north-western part of Arabia which is still called al-Hijr. In the present time there is a station on the Hijaz railway, between Madina and Tabuk. This is called Mada'in Salih, which was the capital town of Thamud and was then known as al-Hijr, the rock-hewn city. This has survived to this day and is spread over thousands of acres. It was once inhabited by no less than half a million people. At the time of the revelation of the Qur'an Arab trade caravans passed through the ruins of this city.
While the Prophet (peace be on him) was on his way, to Tabuk, he directed the Muslims to look upon these monuments and urged them to learn the lessons which sensible persons ought to learn from the ruins of a people that had been destroyed because of their evil-doing. The Prophet (peace be on him) also pointed to the well from which the she-camel of the Prophet Salih used to drink.
He instructed the Muslims to draw water from that well alone and to avoid all other wells. The mountain pass through which that she-camel came to drink was also indicated by the Prophet (peace be on him). The pass is still known as Fajj al-Naqah. The Prophet (peace be on him) then gathered all the Muslims who had been directed to look around that city of rocks, and addressed them.
He drew their attention to the tragic end of the Thamud, who by their evil ways had invited God's punishment upon themselves. The Prophet (peace he on him) asked them to hastily move ahead for the place was a grim reminder of God's severe punishment and he hence called for reflection and repentance. (See waqidi, al-maghazi, vol. 3, pp. 1006-8. See also the comments of Ibn Kathir on verses 73-8 - Ed.)
58. The context seems to indicate that the clear proof referred to in the verse stands for the she-camel which is also spoken of as 'a Divine portent'. In( al-Shu'ara' 26: 154-8) it is explicitly mentioned that the Thamud themselves had asked the Prophet Salih to produce some sign which would support his claim to be God's Messenger. Responding to it, Salih pointed to the she-camel.
This illustrates clearly that the appearance of the she-camel was a miracle. Similar miracles had been performed earlier by other Prophets with a view to fulfilling the demand of the unbelievers and thus of vindicating their claim to prophethood. The miraculous appearance of the she-camel reinforces the fact that Salih had presented it as a 'Divine portent' and warned his people of dire consequences if they harmed it.
He explained to them that the she-camel would graze freely in their fields; that on alternate days she and other animals would drink water from their well, They were also warned that if they harmed the she-camel they would be immediatelv seized by a terrible chastisemen' from God.
Such statements could obviously only have been made about an animal which was known to be of a miraculous nature. The Thamud observed the she-camel graze freely in their fields and she and the other camels drank water on alternate days from their well. The Thamud, though unhappy with the situation, endured this for quite some time. Later, however, after prolonged deliberations, they killed her. Such lengthy deliberations demonstrate that they were afraid to kill the she-camel.
It is clear that the object of their fear was none other than the she-camel as they had no reason to be afraid of Salih, who had no power to terrify them. Their sense of awe for the she-camel explains why they let her graze freely on their land.
The Qur'an, however, does not provide any detailed information as to what the she-camel looked like or how she was born. The authentic Hadith too provide no information about its miraculous birth.
Hence, one need not take too seriously the statements of some of the commentators on the Qur'an about the mode of her birth. However, as far as the fact of her miraculous birth is concerned, that is borne out bv the Qur'an itself.
(7:74) And call to mind when He made you successors after 'Ad and gave you power in the earth so that you took for yourselves palaces in its plains and hewed out dwellings in the mountains.59 Remember, then, the wondrous bounties of Allah and do not go about creating mischief in the land.'60
59. The Thamud were highly skilful in rock-carving, and made huge mansions by carving the mountains, as we have mentioned earlier see (n. 57 )above. In this regard the works of the Thamud resemble the rock-carvings in the Ajanta and Ellora caves in India and several other places. A few buildings erected by the Thamud are still intact in Mada'in Salih and speak of their tremendous skills in civil engineering and architecture.
60. The Qur'an asks people to draw a lesson from the tragic end of the 'Ad. For just as God destroyed that wicked people and established Muslims in positions of power and influence previously occupied by them, He can also destroy the Muslims and replace them by Others if they should become wicked and mischievous. (For further elaboration see (n. 52 )above.
(7:75) The haughty elders of his people said to those believers who had been oppressed: 'Do you know that Salih is one sent forth with a message from his Lord?' They, replied: 'Surely we believe in the message with which he has been sent.'
(7:76) The haughty ones remarked. 'Most certainly we disbelieve in that which you believe.'
(7:77) Then they hamstrung the she-camel,61 disdainfuliy disobeyed the commandment of their Lord, and said: '0 Salih! Bring upon us the scourge with which you threatened us if you are truly a Messenger [of Allah].'
61. Although the she-camel was killed by an individual, as we learn also from surahs al-Qamar (54) and al-Sharns (91), the whole nation was held guilty since it stood at the killer's back. Every sin which is committed with the approval and support of a nation, is a national crime even if it has been committed by one person.
In fact the Qur'an goes a step further and declares that a sin which is committed publicly in the midst of a gathering is considered to be the collective sin of the people who tolerate it.
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