Abdul Wahab Saleem – Tafseer Of Surah Taha 13

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			Sarah, Welcome all to
		

			another episode of The fistula to Baja.
		

			We left off at
		

			the dialogue between Musa alayhis salam upon his return for the meeting with Allah subhana wa tada
with how long it sat on. And after he finished his conversation with our donor, they said on Musa
alayhis salam, then he turned over to samedi, okay, and we explained who samedi was we said, perhaps
he happens to be from the Israelites and his name, perhaps again, is Moosa and perhaps he had been
raised by jabril. During the years in which field I want us to kill all of the children because
perhaps again, his mother had cast him into the cave. The reason why I say all of those is because
we don't have in our tradition, the details of this particular individual that we have from the
		

			Judeo Christian, the Israelite traditions, that such and such may be the case in either case, some
sources have it that he's from the Israelites in some sources have it that is actually not from the
Israelites, that's also there as well.
		

			And that's why some people some of the scholars, they said that the treatment of Musa alayhis salam
for Harun was different than the treatment of Musa alayhis salaam for so many. Why? Because Musa
alayhis salam was sent to the Israelites themselves, other than the Israelites were not expected
meaning they were not obliged to follow Mousavi salam, but if they did, then that would be great
guidance for them. Right.
		

			So if he wasn't from the Israelites, then it would make sense that Musa alayhis salam did not the
fact that he didn't speak to him as directly as you know, aggressively if you want to use that word
that as he did with how Donati Salaam How do not a Salaam is his brother, he's a prophet, he's, you
know,
		

			he had been left with a certain task, and in the apparent sight, it appealed to musala ceram that he
didn't do his job, even though he did as he explained Afterwards, he said that, I was afraid of such
and such I was afraid that the that the Israelites would be divided because if I took all of the
people who continue to believe in Allah subhanaw taala away from there, then there would be the
potential war that occurs between the Israelites themselves and it may lead to the destruction of
		

			The Israelites themselves. So considering that I didn't do that, so that was an excuse upon which
Musa alayhis salam discontinued his conversation with not only Sarah meaning that he understood that
the the case was really out of power when it surrounds him. However if you notice what samedi he
speaks in a whole another tone
		

			without only Sarah Lisa a because he's a prophet be because he's from the Israelites.
		

			He said mama Naka is at home Balu alotta via an ephah. Emery. What stopped you from not following
Mike, when you saw them becoming misguided that you didn't follow my commandment? And you didn't
follow me, right? You didn't come and catch up to me and tell me what's happening as far as how many
says femoral hottel buka psalmody. What is your story? Oh, samedi, right? Because if
		

			moosari Sam was dealing with an Israelite, the conversation would be different because he would be
obliged to follow the Sharia and the guidance that was granted by Allah subhanho wa Taala to musala
ceram. So he says former autoboca psalmody. This is one way that some scholars explained because of
which they said that likely psalmody is not from the Israelites. Anyways, as we said, we don't
really have all of the details of whether he is from the Israelites, or whether he's not from the
Israelites. We just have things alluding to both furmark autoboca Salman Khan, basalt abasolo to be
malleable Surobi, he's about to overturn me as a robber soon. He said, I saw what they did not see,
		

			I noticed what they did not notice. I was able to comprehend what they did not comprehend.
Basically, I was granted a form of tuition and tuition that they did not have. And what was that
about to come over 10 min. Soon. So I grabbed a handful of the
		

			of the remains of the messenger or of the
		

			leftovers after the step of the messenger right. Now, to explain this, I have to say that there's
actually two potential explanations for this. The first explanation is bizarre, bizarre to literally
means to see, okay,
		

			that I saw something. And the other explanation is that basura to actually means I,
		

			I understood, okay. And both of those are possible, because basavaraj actually doesn't mean to see
and bustle. However, it can also mean to see, but it can also at the same time mean to understand
something because any verb form that comes with the middle letter with a llama on top of it fat
ruler, right, that has this particular meaning within it, where that quality becomes instilled
within that individual. So when you say shut off Rajan, that means the person had become honorable
as in that, that quality is fully inhibited, that quality is fully exhibited within this individual.
It's instilled within this individual and so forth, right?
		

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			similarly, when you say, football, ha, that means the person has become a puppy, right? He's that
quality of focus now, literally part and parcel of his blood and his flesh, and so on and so forth.
So when you say basalt rock, if you understand it within that light as well, then it would mean more
like and a site that led to an understanding, okay, so it's as if his entire existence came to see
this, right. This is what I have now come to see, even though you're not really seeing, we see that
we see that in English as well. I see. Even though you're actually hearing and understanding right,
so some said that this is the type of see this means okay. This is the type of seeing as in a
		

			metaphorical seeing, as in the mind, seeing something as in the mind comprehending some information.
And both of those opinions can be strongly argued for, based on the first opinion, in which this
happens to be a physical sight, meaning the person literally saw something. Okay, what the scholars
they said, he saw the video and he said, I'm on top of his horse on top of his mount. And when he
saw God rally set up, and of course, remember if you remember from the previous episode, we said
that perhaps again, he was raised by gibreel Ali salam, as his mother had left him behind in the
cave, considering that, that Sharon, if he got his hands on this particular child, he would have
		

			killed him. So Musa alayhis, salam, sorry, not Musa Musa. He was then raised up by God, right.
That's one opinion about who this individual really is. So now considering all of these, it's quite
		

			possible that he saw you breathe and he actually recognized him, right. And he saw the the horse of
gibreel this is an opinion that a lot of different diversity and perhaps the majority of them have
as they didn't give, he saw Judy's horse, and they said, um, and when he saw the horse moving, he
noticed that under the foot of the horse, the, the area that was simply dirt, it now started to grow
green. Okay. So he noticed that any place that the soul
		

			would touch and step on or even is worse, that would actually come to life, even if it wasn't
essentially dead. Okay. So then what did he do? He went and took from that soil. And he says, What
about to obovata admin atharva soon, so I grabbed a handful from the, from the place in which the
soul had stepped right? Fenerbahce to her, then I took all of this soil and I cast it, I spread it
all over that golden calf that I had carved. And then that calf Of course, became came to life. And
then it made the whole audit started moving as well lowing as well, and so on and so forth. Right.
So that's one understanding. Another understanding is that it's a metaphorical seeing meaning he
		

			understood he saw like I see your I see what you're saying like that type of thing. So in that, with
that second understanding what we'll understand from the verse is that
		

			he says basura to be malleable Surobi, he, I saw what they did not see for up to 10 min Ethel
rasuluh, I saw I understood what they did not understand and I,
		

			I took hold of a portion of the legacy of the messenger. So in this way, the word of a soul is
actually referring to Moosa and Harun are the messengers in general, the prophets in general, and
the work of a soul over here would not be referring to the lesser popular meaning of the word
gospel, which is gibreel Elisa. Right. So he said, I took hold of a portion of the legacy of Musa
Elisa Robin Harun, but what I did it with that legacy for number two, I chucked it away. I literally
fling it away. I didn't care for it. And that's what gallica said, well, let's clean up see, this is
what my nuts This is what my soul and my own desires had led me to do. Okay, so he's explaining why
		

			he ended up knowing why despite the fact that he knew Musa alayhis salam and Harun Ali Salam are
calling to Allah azza wa jal, the Lord of the universe. Despite all of that, he still continued to
call people to the worship of a golden calf, which was simply a carved animal, not anything real and
definitely not a god. So he said, this was what my desires had led me to do, right.
		

			So a large messenger Musa alayhis salam says,
		

			Now, as I said, there's two opinions, which one of them has a stronger, stronger opinion?
		

			Well, Allahu Allah, in either case, I personally have some inclination towards the second opinion
and that is that it was something that he had simply seen, like a metaphorical scene, it was
something that he understood because the word bustle at all like all of the other words that come on
the verb form factor will have that connotation where it doesn't necessarily have to be as physical
as that particular word appears otherwise, normally in Arabic When you are talking about seeing
physically you say, Uppsala to see, right, whereas bustled, it almost sounds to me like from the
linguistic perspective, that it was something that he understood, he understood a trick that they
		

			did not understand. And considering that he took a portion of the legacy of the messenger also,
because the word of a soul originally is used for messengers, and it is almost that's the primary
usage of the word ultra soon, and the secondary usage of the word Rasulullah is to use it for the
angels. So likely he must be referring to the messengers. This is what I think so I give
consideration to the second opinion more than I do the the first one and that's the opinion that
Ignacio also suggested for himself as well, even though this is the minority opinion. Cora felt the
hub for intellectual curiosity and the coup de la misses.
		

			He said, Go for inilah caffeine, hayati and Nicola misses.
		

			Leave here he literally now exiled him. He told them you cannot live with the Israelites any longer.
You don't get to live with us any longer. We thought that you
		

			could stay with us despite the fact that you're not actually one of us. Right, according to that,
the feed you're not actually one of us. But now you don't have the opportunity to live amongst us.
And then he continues and he says that your punishment for what you have done is for indelicately,
hayati and dakoda, lamesa us. What you're going to be doing throughout your life now, is that you
will say lamb he says, Don't touch me. Don't touch me. So now any person that would approach this
individual a samedi, somebody would simply tell him lamesa, don't touch me. Don't touch me. That
would be something that now somebody is going to be doing throughout the rest of his life. Or it
		

			would mean just get away from me, allow me sass don't even come close to me. Don't get away from me
that one thing and now imagine, if you meet a person, as soon as you get close to them, you tried to
shake their hand and you say said I'm only going after the law, they say Don't touch me, or get away
from me. What are you going to do? Of course, this is not going to be a person who will be able to
flourish in domestic life. So this is what's going to happen to him. Now he, since he corrupted
people, when he tried to live with them, now he's going to be living in exile for the rest of his
life. And you'll continue to say Nah, me sauce, don't touch me Get away from me. What in Melaka,
		

			Merida, learn to clever, and you're going to have on top of that, an appointment, that in a promise
that that you are not going to learn to clarify. Right? That would be a definite appointment.
		

			That appointment is not an appointment that Allah Subhana Allah is going to let you know be, it
won't just you won't be able to pass up on this, it will be a serious promise, it will be a serious
warning on the Day of Judgment. They're locked away unless you know what Allah says over here and
the way musala salam says it's in a very mocking fashion. Because there's two different things, you
could say, you have a memory against you, you have an appointment against you, and you have a an
appointment for you. And the word laka is that you have an appointment for you. So it's going to be
an appointment for your benefit, right? But musalla Sam is simply marking this individual over here,
		

			right, that you thought that this particular God will be able to save you and so on and so forth.
And you lead people astray. and you and you and you. So now what's going to happen you will have
that you know that appointment that you so thought about that appointment that you so believed in
through your worship of the cow, the golden calf that you crafted with your own hands as well,
right? That appointment that you so thought you will have that appointment right you will have that
appointment for you, even though it's going to be against you, right? So it should have been in now
or later more than you're going to have a moment that is going to be against your appointment, which
		

			will be against you but no musala ceram pretty much flips the script and says that you will have a
more at an appointment for you mocking him.
		

			Learn to clarify, you're not going to miss it. Right, one little Illa illa hijk olevia Walter Alayhi
haka, and look at that, that God of yours, you thought that you could get away with worshipping this
God, and you thought this God is going to actually do something for you. Even though moosari Sarah
knows that is not as God again mockingly musante ceram speaks in this fashion to him that God of
yours, right? Even though the God is who Allah has the origin and the proof of that is the IRA right
after in number 11 kouvola your Lord is only Allah. So Musashi said, I knew that this Lord is
obviously only Allah just as He is the Lord of Musa and Harun is the Lord of the world, right?
		

			But because this person thought and he also made it appear to other people, as if this cast, the
golden calf is now going to be the God of the Israelites and so on and so forth. He said, look at
that God of yours, the god you thought that can do this, that and the other the God that you allow
to lose lo and so on and so forth. Musa alayhis salam said Allah de volta v Arqiva, the one you
continued to
		

			the one you continue to sit by right, Arqiva occupa aka Yakubu literally means lezzy miles Mo. The
when a person goes in one place and literally abstains from all other things and secludes himself in
this situation, that's why they call it Graf erotica, because you go by yourself in a certain place
and you seclude yourself. So Musa alayhis salam is saying, Look at that God of yours, the Lord of
yours that you continuously sat by and you thought is going to be able to save you. Look at what
we're gonna do to it. Then we had we have panda who we are going to burn it down.
		

			Because you use the gold and you forced everybody to throw that gold so that they will burn it.
		

			And then you took that gold that melted and you made a God out of it. What we'll do is we'll burn it
back again. So melanin sefa who philia Mira spa, and that gold we don't need anymore because you've
made it impure by making it into a an idol. What are we going to do to it? let some melanin see
funda Whoville young man. So then we will take this and we will throw it into the sea. Nice far, we
will throw it we'll make it into little pieces or grinded little pieces, and then we will chuck it
into the ocean or we'll chuck it into the sea. And what they mean by the sea is the Red Sea as we
spoke last time, in one of the previous talks as well, about the fact that there is the there's the
		

			Gulf of Aqaba. And there's the Gulf of Suez right. So both of them lead into the Red Sea. So some
scholars they said that this is this particular ayah and this particular statement of Musashi ceram
is referring to the Gulf of Suez in which he was going to chuck this particular idol that would be
first burned and then grinded into small little pieces. So those grains of the of the gold you would
just chuck it into the ocean in Nana Allahu como la hula de la ilaha illa, who indeed and our
assurity in gamma is a is an instrument in Arabic, which affirms everything that is after it, and it
also affirms it at the exclusion of other possibilities. So when Allah says in nama Ada hokum,
		

			indeed your Lord, he really says, indeed, your Lord is only okay. Only the word only is going to be
added, and there are no other possibilities to this particular statement. And no, not in our common
law. Indeed, your only Lord is who Allah azza wa jal, Allah de la ilaha illa who the one that there
is no god except him no deity worthy of worship, except him once they are conditioning in Lima was
the akula shaman. And one of the things that I wanted to point out over here is that the word Isla,
at times I translated as God at times I translated as Lord. You can say it's a loose translation.
That's one thing or you can say that some theologians actually believe the word ILA, in some of its
		

			usages actually has the meaning of a word as well.
		

			What's the akula? Shane Allah, Allah subhanho wa Taala is
		

			a lot of knowledge is it encompasses all things, what's there is it to encompass something to become
expansive, allows knowledge expands over all things? A lot, every single thing
		

			because it cannot possibly Aleikum, wa ala. Now the story of Musa alayhis salam has come to an end.
		

			Okay. The surah is Surah Taha and the surah is the Surah Al Karim and the surah is the surah to
Moosa the surah is known as the sutra of Musa alayhis salam, the surah of Kadima law, the one who
spoke to Allah azza wa jal, the Surah Taha as well. So, most of the surah is actually in reference
to masala surah. However, as we said earlier, as well, there are actually a number of the themes,
depending on how you divided up there are five themes within the surah. Okay, the first theme that
we discussed is the theme in which Allah Subhana which is basically the prefix of the surah, which
Allah subhanaw taala speaks about the Koran and so on and so forth. Then the story of Musa Alexandre
		

			some some people divide the story of Musa into two different scenes, one scene was further on and
the one with the Israelites after he was in the Sinai, okay, then after that that particular scene
is done, then the conclusion of the scene. So we're now going to read the conclusion of the scene,
then
		

			the conclusion of the scene, the scene is already done, but the conclusion and the benefits that are
lost or kind of what I drew from the stories that he gave of masala Sarah, then comes a section
about the day of judgment and how the day of judgment will be and how people will be resurrected and
how they will look and how and how and a lot of number of things, number of things about the Day of
Judgment.
		

			And then after Allah Subhana Allah speaks about the day of judgment comes the story of Adam alayhis
salam in a very brief fashion. And then the conclusion of the surah with a number of different
topics, within as well as a muscle panel data to grant is to defeat the practice to convey and to
learn. The message within this sort of a law continues any seska Dolly Kanako su Alaykum Amba Emma,
		

			just like we did right now, in Surah Taha by reporting, the story of Musa alayhis salam to you Oh
Mohammed and by delivering the story of Musa alayhis salam to you Oh Mohammed, just like that. Do
we?
		

			grant you do we report to you? Do we narrate to you Oh, Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, from
the stories of those people who had come before as well. Just like what?
		

			Look at the next part of the verse, what are the RT NACA Milla de nada de gras. And we have surely
given you from us, a vicar, a reminder. So if you notice, the story of Musa alayhis salam was a
little bit chopped, meaning that it didn't start at the beginning, meaning that it didn't have the
complete scenes. And many, many times, I use the word fact to sort of skip a number of different
scenes and go to the next one, right? So Allah says, just like this, do we report the stories to you
just like this? Do we narrate the stories to you of all of the people who had come before me, I'm
not enough. It's about from the stories of those people who had come before. And then he says, what,
		

			but at Laguna Seca. And we have given to you from us a reminder, meaning that the purpose of these
stories is a reminder. And the purpose of these stories is not to sit there and enjoy the storyline
and so on and so forth. The purpose of a story is greater in the sight of a loss of agenda and
simply a narrative. The purpose of the story is a reminder they're in. And the purpose of the story
is to console the messenger. The purpose of the story is for it to act as a wake up call to those
people who read it in the future. The purpose of the story is to correct some sort of corruption,
some corruptions that have occurred in the Bible, and the dodo in terms of these stories as well,
		

			men out online who are in the middle Yeoman chiamata, Wisla, whoever turns away from this, from what
from the reminder and some people said that the reminder might be referring to the Koran, and that's
quite possible. Unicode artists full of stories, and those stories are meant to be reminders, man
out of the blue, whoever turns away from it, the middle Yeoman Tiamat he was wrong.
		

			So, that person will carry on the Day of Judgment a wizard, a very, very heavyweight wizard means it
means that heavyweight okay. So, whoever turns away from this or on or whoever turns away from the
reminders within these stories, then he will definitely carry on the deal of judgment, a very, very
heavy weight, hardly Dena fee, they will remain there in forever.
		

			wasa Allah, homeopathy Amati handla they will remain there in our in the Hellfire forever and once
that Allah homeopathy Yama, de la and how bad is what they are carrying of weight on the Day of
Judgment, they don't need to carry this weight because the purpose of a reminder is for them to be
reminded. They made their own choices to not be reminded. And because they made those choices that
lead them to have a very, very heavy exhaustive weight that they have to carry on their backs.
What's that Allah homeopathy? Amati with him law? How is this day of judgment in which people will
end up carrying a weight simply because it turned away from the reminder, I asked Allah Subhana
		

			Allah to grant us the defeat, to understand the reminder and I asked Allah subhana wa Taala to allow
us to take heed before the day of judgment occurs in shot light. In the next episode, we'll discuss
more about the Day of Judgment just below head and for listening what's on the law white, sad, non
permitted. Well, he will be here tomorrow.