Abdur-Raheem McCarthy – Quranic Reflections Shaykh Abdurraheem McCarthy #3

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			reflecting and making the double on the Quran. There's a common misconception a common mistake that
many of us make and understanding the Iiar mentioned by Allah subhanho wa taala. And this is going
to be our first demo here today in general Tana reflecting on his eye on what came before in salt,
and for con when Allah subhanho wa Taala said, we're all rasuluh Yeah, Robbie, in cometa, who
Heather Quran Mandurah that the prophet the messenger said, Oh my Lord, that people have taken this
Quran Matthew, what I mean they have abandon it, they've abandoned the Quran.
		

			And right away
		

			when you
		

			reflect and contemplate on his verse, What is the apparent meaning the apparent meaning of this is
that they have abandoned reading the Quran
		

			and that is correct. That is one of the meanings of making Hajin of the Quran.
		

			But what falls under that category as well, a mom even Kathy had mentioned in his Tafseer of this,
if he said, What Turku to the Buddha, he, what the for whom he he mean who Janani he, he said that,
leaving the to double the reflecting the contemplating and the dividend understanding and understand
he said these are also from forms and making 100 of the Quran. So when we do not take out time not
just to read the Quran, because we focus so much and Ramadan and others about the importance of
reading the Quran, that we tend to forget
		

			that we tend to forget that or not realize that under this category also falls the issue of
		

			contemplation reflecting to double and the tipsy the understanding we must take out the time to
understand the Quran. And may mommy Mulvaney mentioned five different types from them, we mentioned
and even making sieving seeking she fat from the Quran, that's a form of Hadron and have abandoned
the Quran and also even ruling by the laws of the Quran. Also, those who do not do that, that's a
form of Hadron, abandon the Quran as well.
		

			When you look into the Quran, and I remember I gather with some brothers in Kuwait, we had an image,
let's say a circle of the Debow. And I was one of the things that I noticed because during that
time, I was studying Psalter Bacara. And in Surah, Baqarah, Allah subhanho wa Taala
		

			mentions it when you come to the ayat when Allah starts to talk about the different come the
different fic rulings, something very interesting, which I started noticing as I was revising, is I
was learning and I was re memorizing, I remember asked for the record a very long time ago, but just
making sure that my head was strong, and I was revising it and memorize studying at the same time.
And I noticed Subhanallah
		

			that when these i at the back, come, come back, I mean, different fic rulings in in what have you.
When they came then like in the middle towards the middle, the store started like Converse 177
onwards, or more than the middle, but the endings of these verses,
		

			they all have a similar ending a similar thing in common. And that's the form of the double, we
don't owe any cannot make this the double, even if you don't have all of the knowledge of Tafseer of
the Arabic language, and you just stop and reflect on this, like I'm going to mention to you now,
you're gonna notice a pattern that's deep. And you start to reflect to ask yourself, why why why are
these verses so similar? So look, for example, and if you want to open up salted Bacara, with Esther
to follow along,
		

			verse 177.
		

			When Allah talks about LBL,
		

			and all of the different Atmel the acts and the characteristics of a liberal bearer is all forms of
good that's mentioned this very long verse in Surah Baqarah
		

			Allah said at the end, we're all like a human emoticon that these individual them
		

			token, they're the pious ones. They're the ones who have established the TUC when their lives. Then
when you go to verse 179, which comes later on a lot of talks about LK sauce, meaning the death
penalty. Allah says at the end of the verse he talks about 178 179 and then 179, Lala contacter
goon, that perhaps you will obtain the tuck or the piety. Similarly, when you go to the we'll see
about the issue of inheritance in verse one set one at which comes after Allah says, How can I know
that it's a duty of the MacGuffin of the righteous of the ones who have Taqwa. So you see now the
similarity what's being mentioned each one of these verses
		

			taqwa, they should have Taqwa. And then you come to verse 183, which talks about the CM the fasting,
and it says locum to code, that perhaps you would obtain the TUC What is the main objective
mentioned by Allah and the fasting, and then you go to verse 187, which is the last verse talking
about the verses of fasting and sort of Bukhara when Allah said the Allahu mythical that perhaps
they will obtain Taqwa. So once again, it ends with the same thing with his Taqwa. When a lot of
talks about a healer in verse 189, the moon sighting and the benefits of the moon and what it's for
Allah mentioned at the end of the verse with telco law and have the Taqwa of Allah, Allah, Allah
		

			come to flee when perhaps you will be successful. And then if you go the issue, what comes in verse
194, about fighting during the shahada haram during the sacred months. Also Allah subhanho wa Taala
finishes diversity with telco law while Mo and Allahumma and with Delphine, and fear Allah and know
that Allah is with the truth once and look, each time it's coming each one of these verses, it's
coming with tequila, tequila tequila, also if you will look at verses 196 One and 97 but it was
talking about the Hajj. Also, you have the issue of tequila. Look at verse 231. When Allah subhana
wa Tada is talking about the Thalassa divorce, also finished it with tequila. So why does each one
		

			of these verses with all these different abcam, these different rulings that are coming, this ruling
and fifth and jurisprudence when they're coming in here and sort of the Bacara, one after the other
one after the other different time, we're talking about the bitter and the first version 177 With
all of these actions mentioned inside of them, and then you're talking about the death penalty, then
you're talking about fasting, then you're talking about the Hajj, all of these things being
mentioned. And all of the verses are ending with what they're ending with tequila.
		

			So here's the demo now. Now we have to stop and reflect and ask ourselves why.
		

			What is the objective? Why is Allah subhanho wa Taala
		

			ending all of these verses with telkwa
		

			This is this is the reflection that comes
		

			what is Taco what is the meaning of Taqwa?
		

			telkwa different narrations given by the scholars all of them come back to the end and complete with
each other. One of the main ones is doing that what you were ordered to do and stay away from that
what you were told to stay away from
		

			another narration is putting a we acquire a barrier between yourself in between the punishment of
Allah
		

			so establishing the tuck on your life is going to help you establish these come these rulings these
are sent down by Allah subhanaw taala. How am I going to be able to do that which is haram do that
which is halal to do that which is watch him
		

			do that which is compulsory. I've been ordered to do this only take from Halal do what you were
ordered to do. I've been ordered to refrain and stay away from that which is haram that's not
permissible for me. How am I going to do that? How am I going to accomplish that what's going to
help me put that barrier between myself and the punishment of Allah is with the taco. If you don't
have Tuckwell, you're not going to be able to implement these things mentioned in the verse.
		

			All of these atcom it becomes easy for you and you have Taqwa. But if you don't have taqwa, it's
gonna be difficult not going to be able to fulfill your duties. That's why each one of these verses
is finished with the issue of a Taqwa. This is the Deborah we want to we want to reach and to
reflect on and like we said, you don't have to be a scholar.
		

			You don't have to be a student of knowledge.
		

			Just a regular Muslim can sit down and reflect on this because the Quran is set down as a book of
guidances as who they're
		

			how we're going to pay for that guidance. We say Oh, well we can't understand we can't make we can't
reflect on it. Allah said that the locks are on the hearts from the ones of Allah to doubloon Al
Quran, the ones who do not reflect on the Quran, to the net reflect on the Quran, why do not reflect
on the Quran because the hearts of Allah Kuruman acapella have the hearts been been been locked with
the locks. This is the reality of so many of us. How do we unlock these locks by making the table by
reflecting
		

			this is the this is the true beauty of the Quran Allah any the recite is in itself.
		

			Like always mentioned before
		

			I retired from teaching, I thought sometimes the kids are gonna drive me crazy. I'm teaching a bunch
of kids, some of them, you know, rich kids spoiled kids. Annoying, you know, it's like the old days,
when they step out of line, you got to stick and you put them back in line, you can't do that in
modern education. Nowadays, you have to control the class, you have to be prepared, you have to do
it, teaching is tough. I have a lot of respect for teachers, you know. And that's why I retired
before the age of 40. A full time teacher, I didn't think I would make it to be 60 a lot. But it's a
tough occupation. But
		

			obviously, the good and the blessings that come from something else, I'm there, no doubt, it's a
great job to have. And I'm the worst to educated with two teachers. But we teach those who want to
learn now, the ones who are are forced to go to the classroom, but it was a very tough time. But
what did I find? What made it easy for me? Well, I the Quran, if it wasn't for the Quran, I think I
would have went mad, you know, but as soon as I will go to the teacher's room, I would open up the
Quran, read a couple of pages, a couple of verses, maybe one page and hamdulillah all of the you
know, the stress and the divorce that we'll find it was going from in hamdullah. Because that's what
		

			the Quran does for us. It gives us that that relaxation, just that's just reading it and hearing it.
So what about when I add to that, I add to that understanding the Quran
		

			I know that if Sera,
		

			I understand what Allah wants from me in his verse.
		

			And then I contemplate
		

			and that's also from the forms of what the forms have to Debu.
		

			That's also from the forms of the DeBoer
		

			when I sit and I asked myself, and I go through the Quran,
		

			like a student at the time of the exam, and I'm taking my notes
		

			this the difference between about the RE citation of the Quran
		

			within Ramadan, outside Ramadan, Ramadan is different, we want to get more agile more words, so we
increase the RE citation. Yes. And like many of the scholars, I've heard them say,
		

			you should have a hotma
		

			a different different different types of hotma different types of re citations that you make. So for
example, if I'm ahavath, or even if I just memorize five years old, or 10 years, or three years,
whatever it might be of the Quran, that now becomes a wajib upon me, meaning I have to read that.
And this library citation, this revision, this Mirage, ah, it might be a bit quick. So I'm gonna
read through that as fast as I can, as quick as I can. Right? But when it comes to and then for
example, let's say if I put a goal for myself, that I want to be from those who
		

			finished the Quran least once a month, the seller, you know, this, this is the minimum Subhanallah
now, for us, it's usually only Ramadan, that we do it, unfortunately. But this should be something
that's done all throughout the year.
		

			Where we what we memorize the Quran, and we face to one at least once a month. So if that's my
objective, so number number one, I do my what a revise what I memorize. Number two, I'm going to
what have something that I'm gonna finish the punishment. On top of that, I need to have another
one, which is to double reflecting. How many times is that going to be? Don't worry about that. It
might take you a year might take you two, three years to finish all of these things. Don't worry
about that.
		

			Don't worry about how long it takes you to finish that's not important. What's important
		

			is that you have that time where you sit down with the book of Allah subhanaw taala. And you reflect
and you contemplate, like we said one of the one of the ways is that we go and we see what what does
Allah want from us? Why did Allah mentioned this? Now we're fasting. Why did Allah mentioned in the
verse in 183, and Solterra Bacara
		

			what he mentioned
		

			the fact that fasting was prescribed for us. Yeah you Alladhina amanu kuti biological Museum. Oh,
you have believed fasting has been prescribed for you. Kemah cootie Bala Lindemann publikum
		

			as it was prescribed for those who will be for you, so now this is a double reflect. Why did Allah
mention
		

			that it was prescribed for the past nations as well. There's an objective. There's a hikma behind
this laws that just mentioning it's that historical fact is not the objective of the eye. So why is
Allah mentioned this? This is my to Deborah.
		

			Look at Akun perhaps that you obtain Taqwa?
		

			Why is Allah mentioning
		

			the issue of Taqwa out of all of the objectives of fasting there's many objectives, but the one
that's mentioned here in the Quran is
		

			establishing the top one our lives why this? What is the relationship between
		

			been fasting the month of Ramadan and between taqwa
		

			and like I said
		

			as my profession for many years I was a full time teacher.
		

			So now this means what this is homework for you guys now
		

			you have to reflect on in general to answer inshallah in the comments below
		

			and shallow Tana tomorrow and our next Methodist inshallah we come together tomorrow on channel two
at the same time. We're going to answer that question and we're gonna go deeper Inshallah, at the
different Ayat making to the board, reflecting on their meanings inshallah and pondering on the
meanings together and shadow Tala. Until then Allah knows best Allahu Allah masala Sen about a kind
of Mohammed, which is Zack maloca cinema