Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Qur’anic Sciences in 30 Days Part 29 Qur’an Contains All Knowledge
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Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato. Welcome back to the
series, we are on the session number 29 of the series, may Allah
subhanaw taala accept and it looks like we have one more day, the
full 30 days in sha Allah tomorrow will be our last lesson. But today
what I want to discuss is we said we are going to discuss your
questions. But before we get to the questions, we just want to
discuss one very important point regarding
all the different sciences that can be derived from the Quran, all
the different sciences that can be inferred from the Quran
extrapolated from the Quran. And I found this as a very, very
interesting discussion. Reason is, if we start off with
Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam ala Murthy Rahman,
Daniel and me who are the the he was so happy about raka was seldom
at the Sleeman Kathira on Eli Oh Medina and my bad so Allah subhana
wa Tada says,
in Surah Al Anam verse 38, maharatna filled kita women
Sheikh, we have not left anything out in the book, we have not left
anything out in the book, Allah subhanaw taala also says in Surah,
NL, verse 89, when is the identical kita but TBN and liquid
Lishi we have revealed to you the book, which is a provider of
clarity for everything. So these are really, really broad,
really, really broad
verses with very broad ideas, saying that we've not left
anything and we have provided a clarification, clarity about
everything. Now, what does everything refer to here? What
does everything refer to here? Now, let us look at a hadith the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
set according to fit unknown,
there will be trials to come there will be challenges and trials to
come clean. Normal Mukherjee mean has to somebody asked okay, what's
the escape from these trials? So the province that awesome said
Kitab Allah Fie, he never Omar Kamala Khan will have Roma by the
Quran will hook mama Boehner calm this is a famous Hadith that Imam
Timothy has transmitted the book of Allah in it is the accounts or
news of the people before you. It's also has the news of those
that will come after you or that which will come after you and it
also has the judgment of that which happens between you that's a
very comprehensive Hadith thereafter that we have another
Hadith which say development soul has transmitted in his Sunon from
Abdullah ignoramus earlier the Allahu Anhu saying from Abdullah
Masuda the Allahu Anhu says manera de la vida Hebrew Quran if you
want knowledge, especially knowledge that matters, then you
must take the Quran you must look for in the Quran for in the houfy
Hubbard a well in our theory, because it is the news and
accounts of the first and last people you might be lucky says
yeah and you also learn what he means by the IMA basically
clarifies the statement abdomen So it's saying that what he means by
that is the fundamental principles of all sciences are found in the
Quran. Imam Buhari then has another transmission from Hassan
Al bacillary. Rahim Rahula. Who says
Ansel Allah who may atone Roberto KHUDOBIN Allah subhanho wa Taala
revealed 104 books, scriptures 104 scriptures, Whoa, there are Aluma
or batha minha all the sciences that are contained in those 104
scriptures were all gathered together and placed in four of
those major schools the four major scriptures so the others were
smaller pistols, the other ones are bigger, which is the torah the
Injeel does a war and the furqan which is the Quran. Then the
knowledge of the first three were all gathered together and combined
together in the four Khan which is the criterion of which is the
Quran. Imam Shafi Rahmatullahi Allah he says, now I'm just giving
you different perspectives, people's perspectives on this
right Which Imam suity has put together. For example, Jimmy Omata
hula hula OMA Shahan listen, watch me assume that he shot Halal Quran
everything that the scholars have written, generally what they've
written and what they've said. What they've explained, commented
on clarified is all from the Sunnah. It's a commentary of the
Sunnah. But then what is the Sunnah? The Sunnah is a commentary
of the Quran. This is from none other than than Imam Shafi Rahim
Allah.
He also said he's got quite a few opinions about the Quran he says,
Jimmy Rama hakama we interview Salah Larsson for whom Hema Hema
whom you know Quran everything the Prophet sallallahu wasallam has
judged
Every judgment he made the Prophet Salah Salem, it is something it
has to be something that he understood and comprehend from the
Quran. And what proves this, he says is the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam statement, which is he says in Nila or Hindu, or
Hala houfy kitab This is what the Prophet saw someone said, I do not
permit and make lawful anything but that which Allah subhanaw
taala has made lawful in his book, whether or remotely Lama haram
Allah who he Kitabi and neither do I make unlawful or render deem
unlawful anything but what Allah deems unlawful in his book as
well. This is Imam Shafi has actually transmitted this hadith
directly in his guitar will
thereafter
say the manager obeyed the tablet he said. Marbella, honey, Hadith
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam ala webce Illa widget to Mr. Kofi
Kitab Allah this is an observation that he made. And this is some
analysis that he undertook and research that he undertook
disturbing a side image of it. He says, anytime any Hadith that
reached me from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
I was able to find so while the Hadith was quite clear and
explicit, I was actually able to find some relevance to it in the
book of Allah subhanaw taala I was able to find some source for it,
right some indication towards it something to do with it, that that
renders it true through the Quran as well.
Even though Masuda now these are the scholars of the Quran named
Masuda the Allahu Anhu says, If I relate any Hadith to you, I can
also provide confirmation of that hadith from the book of Allah for
you, if not be Hatem is transmitted this, imagine that. I
mean, he knew the Hadith so well, and the Quran so well that he
could connect the two together in this hadith. This is the relevance
of this Hadith from this. Imam Shafi also said, never does any
kind of challenge. Never does any kind of question, an incident
occur to anybody with regards to the faith as long as it's a issue
of faith right and this is absolutely clear, right, except
that in the book of Allah, they will find some guidance, they will
find the guidance and the path to they will find the path to
guidance in their proof for the path to guidance in there, you
will find an answer essentially, if somebody if somebody asks that
there are
many, many rulings that the jurist have promulgated, which stem from
the Hadith, they've shown that the evidence is actually from the
Hadith and they've not shown the evidence from the Quran.
So how are you saying that everything comes from the Quran,
I'm just gonna, you know, deal with a few of these objections
that possibly could come about here. So the response to that is
well at the end of the day,
that in reality is also taken from the Quran, because it is the Quran
which has obligated upon us to follow the messenger of allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and obligated for us to take what he
says. Once Imam Shafi Rahim Allah was in Makkah, and he said he he
made an announcement. I mean, look how confident he is right?
scillonian Machito Ask me whatever you want, or miracle man hoomin
kita Villa and I will respond to you about that thing. I will give
you a religious response of it from the Quran. So, okay, somebody
asked him a question is probably scholars who are with him. So they
went to the challenge and he says, Okay, what do you say regarding a
person in Haram in pilgrims, sanctity, right, who kills a bee
or a Hornet. You know who kills a Hornet? He said Bismillah R Rahman
r Rahim, Rama Turkoman Rasulullah who who Ananda coma and who, The
Who, because they were chatting in that way you're going to find that
in the Quran. So immediately he responded and this is the certain
hasher verse seven, whatever the messenger gives to you brings to
you provides to you then you must take it, you must take hold of it,
and whatever He prohibits you from, you must abstain from it.
This is what Allah subhanaw taala says in the Quran.
That's why there's another narration which is related from
Sophia and ignore Aina from Khalifa Ignalina man or the Allahu
Anhu the great Sahabi the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said
it do build a rainy mean buddy, Follow Follow
the two who are after me. I will back anomala the Allah one now we
didn't know who they were after him. But this is when he said it.
He said follow the two that will come after me. I'll be back on
Omar.
Actually he said Obama sorry. He actually did say that. There's So
Imam Shafi is actually continuing Imam Shafi says he gives them
First verse he says whatever Allah subhanaw taala say whatever Allah
subhanaw taala said in the Quran surah hasha that whatever the
messenger gives to you take it whatever he prevents you from
abstain from it and then he related this hadith he said Sophia
and even Archana related to us from Abdul Malik it may or may
from regrettably hairbrush from Khalifa even earlier man that uh
probably Salallahu Alaihe Salam said you need to follow those the
two that will come up in the Oba chronometer the Allah and we have
also been transmitted he says from Sofia from Misaki Nick IGNOU iblue
Kingdom or Quidam and K Sydney Muslim from Tarik community hub
from Omar Abdullah dabra the Allahu Anhu that he said, Amara be
Katelyn Maharani as the more that he commanded that the more room
the person in pilgrimage can kill the can kill the Hornet.
So what he's done essentially he's saying that Amara, the Allahu Anhu
is the one who gave this judgment. So it's from Omar the Hola, Juan
Omar the Allahu Anhu is vouchsafed right and he is fully approved by
the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam because the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said adhere to what the two after me say over
chronometer the Allah one. Why should we listen to the producer
awesome because Allah subhanaw taala said that whatever the
messenger gives to you, so the messenger said this, that that you
need to follow the two after me aboubaker number and say oh my god
and said you must do that as well. I've proven it from the Quran.
Imam Buhari then has another Hadith from Edna Masuda the Allahu
Anhu says that Abdullah no Massoud in this famous Hadith and many of
you will know about it Latin Hola. Hola. Wash Emmanuel moto. Moto
washy Matt Well, Muthana Misato moto Fallujah, Lil Hosni al Maha
Irati hulp Allah this is the Hadith which prohibits chiseling,
and you can say filing the teeth it
plucking the eyebrows and those kinds of things it's it's about
cosmetics right that Allah subhanaw taala curse these people.
Right so this is a Hadith. Now there was a woman from the venue
acid this knowledge this hadith reached her right and she said to
Abdullah Masuda the Allahu Anhu that in the whole Bella honey and
Nicola and Kate Okay, now she's not listening. She's saying that
I've heard that you, you know, have cursed such and such a woman,
you know such and such women who do this. So he says Walmart de la
Newman law and Rasulullah sallallahu. If you get tabula Why
should I repeat the curse? That Allah subhanaw taala has had
sorry, that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the same people
who the Prophet SAW from his curse, why don't you know what's
wrong with me cursing them while it's also found in the book of
Allah? Now she seemed to know what she's talking about. And then
she'd read the Quran she says, look at Karasuma Bina Lo Lo Hain
forever which are two V Kamata. Cool, I've read the Quran. I've
read the Quran, and I've not found between the two covers, I've not
found anywhere what you say.
So she couldn't find you know,
would you call it
making
filing the teeth and plucking and tattooing and all this kind of
stuff she couldn't find it in, in the Quran. So that's what she
said. So Abdullah Noseworthy, Allahu Anhu said to her,
if you really read it properly, right, you would have found it in
there. Haven't you read? The verses sorted harsher? On? Como
rasuluh. For who are Mannahatta C'mon, who? Fanta who? She said
yes. So the province of Assam is the one who is prohibited from it.
I'm not the one. It's the privacy laws and prayers. Right? And Allah
says in the Quran that you must take whatever the person said so
it's in the Quran as well.
So
then we have iblue Soraka. He is related from Abu Bakr Ibni Mujahid
that
he wants said on one day mache on Phillip Island Illa Hua Hua V
tabula. Now this is getting a bigger claim. There is nothing in
the universe, except that it is to be found in the book of Allah.
Everything in the universe is to be found in the book of Allah.
So somebody just challenged him probably randomly, like, imagine
somebody said that to say, Okay, where's football mentioned in the
Quran? You know, I can just imagine somebody asking that. So
somebody asked him, he said,
Where's Hana? Where are they mentioned in the Quran? A Han, is
basically the old name, the Turkic name for started from the Seljuks,
I think, right of
these roadside motel kind of places, lodges, lodges that
travelers, and that's what the Seljuks had actually done in
their, you know, in the areas that there was at certain intervals
they would have where you would go in there and get free meals and
you could stay there and then if you wanted to stay there for
longer you would have to pay so that's a hon. Where's that
mentioned in the Quran? Right. So, this Abu Bakr
Naja when? He said yes it's mentioned look at this as
mentioned in Surah Noor verse 29, laser Alikum Jonathan and that
holo booth and Rama Schoolnet in vi ha Metairie la calm
SubhanAllah. The there is no problem for you see, these are the
verse insert to Norwich discuss taking permission and the laws of
privacy and so on. So Allah subhanaw taala says that
obviously, you know, you need to knock and you need to ask you need
to get permission, essentially. But if it's a house, if it's if
it's a room, if it's an abode, if it's a place, there is no harm
when you're entering a place that in which is not lived in. Right,
because it's a public place. It's a public area, it's not a place
where somebody is going to sleep and so on, in which you have your
in which you have your luggage.
So that that could be referring to her not he said, wala Hawaiiana
IGNOU Bara Jana said that
everything the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam has stated it's
going to be found in the Quran, in the sense that if it's not
explicitly there, then its foundation will be there. It's
principle in the weather, you know, you can understand it very
easily or otherwise. Right? And
anybody who's going to because the Prophet sallallahu ism is a
commentator of the Quran. So everything he said must be found
at some level in the Quran. And but some, sometimes you just have
to make more effort to perceive where exactly he's taken it from
directly, right.
And Allah will open it up accordingly.
Others said it differently. They said that anything that everything
you can somehow infer from the Quran
and especially for those who Allah subhanaw taala has given
understanding, and I've seen this, I've read a number of different
books, or not the entire book, but you will see a point mentioned by
somebody and he's extracting that from the Quran, and you like, wow,
how did you get that? I mean, it makes sense, but I would never
have thought of it myself. So that has happened
to such a degree that you know, and the, again, all of this, all
of this is considered extrapolations. They're not
directly from the Quran, Sunnah the person telling you to do it
this way or that way or that this is the meaning that you get from
it. So it's going to be HD heavy. Somebody might agree somebody
might disagree with that. But it's whatever Allah subhanaw taala
opens up for you. It's not going to be obvious in evidence for
anybody else. But you know,
that's fine. If it works for you, it works for you. To such a degree
that some people have also in third, the death age of the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam from the Quran.
How did they do that? Well, there's a verse
in certain manavi *, right.
Which is the 63rd Surah of the Quran. Okay, it's verse 11. of
Surah Toluna FICON Elijah can Munna if you're gonna call Luna
shadow indica. Rasulillah. The verse number is 11. When you hear
Allahu nefs and either a Jew, Allah subhanaw taala does not then
delay and send back when a person's date comes for death.
So saying that this is the 63rd Surah of the Quran. Now, so what
there are other sources in the Quran, in which it's mentioned
lies that you don't say either Well, I stuck them when it's
mentioned that when a person's death comes and you know it will
not be delayed or it will not be brought forward. There's many
verses in the Quran that say they in many spheres. So why what's so
special about this particular instance says the reason is that
the next Surah of the this is sort of to turban.
The robin refers to loss, right, the Harbin refers to loss. So the
idea is that 63 years of age after that which you're going to lose
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam from this world. Now, do I
have to accept that? No, not necessarily, but it's interesting.
I don't have to agree with it. I don't have to accept it. But it's
interesting. But they're not all like this. I mean, this one might
sound a bit far fetched to somebody, but this is kind of an
extreme one. But there's a lot of others which makes so much sense
like wow, when you read the tough series, and the different
offseason the unique features is that each one of these stuff seems
they may compile from others and quote from others, but then they
will provide their own understanding and a very unique
understanding that they provide sometimes that nobody else has
mentioned before.
Now,
I'm gonna just quickly take you through
An excursion of how every science of the deen for sure comes from
the Quran. Every science of the deen comes from the Quran and how
they've taken it, how then the Quran has branched out into all of
these different sciences, right? And then we can also give you an
idea of many, many other aspects of the world which are also found
in the Quran, but maybe more briefly, so if no further in a
bill for the URL, Mercy says that Allah subhanaw taala has gathered
in the Quran, then the all the sciences of the early and later
people in the sense that it's going to be in there somehow it's
mentioned in there. Now, that is everything that Allah subhanaw
taala
has gathered in there, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
then had some aspects to clarify and to open up beyond that, and
from him, the great elects Sahaba they inherited from him,
much of the sciences that he propounded because all the Hadith
they related through the Sahaba so all of that now the prophets Allah
is and probably didn't reveal every single thing as far as I
have some knowledge is much greater than what all the Hadith,
you know, we have, that's just part of his knowledge.
The four hola Abdullah Massoud Abdullah ibis, that's where
generally you get these six names when it comes to you know,
everything learned from the Quran, such that I think it was even I
Bursa, the Allahu Allah, he would say, the load dar ie Ha, Uber,
Eden Logit, to houfy kitab Allah,
the, the rope of my camel was to be lost, I would be able to find
it through the book of Allah subhanaw taala. Now, I'm not sure
what exactly he means by that. But that's what he said. Now from the
Sahaba, especially these main Sahaba, the tar Berrien, right,
the successes they inherited from there, but he says they had a lot
of knowledge. But after that
people's aspirations and efforts and knowledge began to weaken,
right, they didn't have the same vigor anymore. And that's why they
became much, much weaker. And that's why they were unable to
continue to carry on with that same amount of knowledge that had
been gathered by the Sahaba understood by the Sahaba and
explained by the companions, and the tabby. However, what they did
do
is they started becoming more focused and specialized, more
focused rather, the Sahaba mashallah and the tabbing they
were specialized in all the sciences, but after that time, you
know, give or take, they started becoming more focused on certain
sciences or one or two of them, or three or four of them, but not
necessarily all of them comprehensively like the earlier
generations.
So, there was one group that started to focus on the language
of the Quran meaning on the Linguistics of the Quran, right,
in focusing on the wording and the meanings and the context and
everything like that some focused on where the intonation is done
from how you pronounce the words. So that's that read for example,
some study focusing on counting the words and the verses and the
sorrows and the edges and the quarters and all the rest of it as
we know and started teaching 1010 versus some started focusing on
that.
Some started to look at look for the the motor shall be had versus
which or motor shall be hot versus which are the ambiguous and which
are the clear verses, and and so on.
Then you had the grammarians they came along, and they started to
check. Now this may sound a bit gibberish for many of you have not
studied Arabic, but I can't translate all of this. But those
who understand a bit of Arabic and have done a bit of Arabic grammar
will understand the new heart which means the grammarians came
along they started checking what the Mara when the money was, the
nouns were the verbs were the particles were and they started
discussing all the laws of grammar and everything like that, and the
various different morphological forms of and the etymology of the
grammar and everything like that. And then how to write these how
they had to be inscribed where the Hamza is written is the Hamza,
because Hamza is generally you know, written either completely
separately, or if it comes in the middle of a word is generally
written on top of a year, or beneath a year, or whatever all of
that discussion. They discuss word by word, so that those people were
focused on the grammar. Then you had the amorphous city in the
commentators who came along, they started focusing on the meaning
and the message of the Quran. So they some of them found that this
particular word only has one signification meaning other said
no, it's got two meanings. Some said no, it's got even more than
that. And based on that, they based you know, their
interpretations and so on. They tried to
clarify the concealed meanings, the obscure meanings, the
confusing aspects of the Quran, they try to explain all of that
the various possible interpretations, they provided all
of that that's a whole science on its own. We had some discussion
about that before. Then after that came the scholars of azul. Now
also here means also the Dean which means of Akida of theology
or philosophy of belief system of ideology. Now, they use a number
of verses and their rational faculties to provide
understanding, for example, the verse in certain MBFS 22 locality
Hema early Hatton illallah, le facilita, that had there been more
than one God in the world, besides a life then being all of these
others or whatever, then the two would be in chaos by now. They,
they established from the Quran evidences to the Oneness of Allah
subhanho, wa, taala, to his existence, to his permanence to
his being without beginning to his, to his power to his knowledge
to you know, him being not unlike anything else, and so on and so
on. They call this also the D, they call is aqidah. Right? Then
after that, you had
another group of people, and they looked at all of the verses that
related to commanding or prohibiting something, and they
extrapolated from them from the school and principles of how to
how to legislate about something being permissible or just
recommended, or, or actually obligatory. Right? What level of
obligation as well, what level of prohibition were the disliked,
reprehensible? So these people were they and just to give you the
terminology for those who know, right, they discussed the the
nurse, the VA had the module, the mahkum, the Morticia, the among
the heathen us and so on and so forth. That science became a
sorrel Fick, right Islamic legal theory that became a soulful,
that's a whole separate science thereafter that
there were others who started not looking at the overall principles,
but started looking at the actual commands of Allah subhanaw taala
in there, and they took from there and then of course, from the
Hadith as well, and then they extract to extrapolate this huge
body of the halal and haram right, the good and bad, the mcru, the
and, and so on, right, not just how to extrapolate it like the
people like the group before that also will fake people. They just
tell you how to extrapolate. The jurists are the one who actually
did the extrapolation, the inference, and they produce his
whole body's effect like the mimetic mo Hanifa Imam, Shafi,
Imam, Muhammad, and many of the others afternoon as well, this
science became known as fic, or L ml, for all the ills of the
derived laws thereafter, that there's some there's another group
of the successes scholars who started just focusing on the
stories on the accounts of the people past, right, and the the
nations that have withered away. And they started to relate their
accounts. And they started to mention all the details and add to
it, how the dunya started because Allah subhanaw taala discusses the
inception of the world, and he discusses how things began how
Allah subhanaw taala taught me some of the names of everything,
this science became the science of history, diary, and storytelling,
right, that the stories of the Quran and tidy can history.
There's other group of people, they started focusing on the
subtle indications in the Quran, those soft, hard, soft, any verses
of the Quran, right? That really pull out your chords of your
heart, that put take you on a guilt trip that make you think and
reflect this. They looked at the verses that promise you things
that promise, the insan that wound the insulin that persuade the
insulin that dissuade the insulin, in which there's a discussion of
death in which there's a discussion of the Hereafter the
Day of Judgment, the gathering, the reckoning, and the punishment,
hellfire, Paradise, and all of that. And then they, they they
were the preaching scholars who compiled all of these, the, the
those who preached with this, the hot lava, the wall, those who had,
they're the ones who took this, there's every there's enough in
the Quran for all of these people thereafter that there's others who
looked at all the different dreams in the Quran. And from this, they
develop the science of dream interpretation like Mohammed
Debussy, Dean and they did this in two ways. Number one, tie it
directly taking the dreams
that are mentioned in the Quran students, for example, the dream
by those two people that were in the prison with use of Ali Salam
use of Ali Sam himself, you know, seeing his first dream now you see
why some his story his surah is actually you can probably call it
Surah to wrote here as well, because it starts with history.
Then after that he talks about the two dreams of those two that were
with him in prison one saw the bread being eaten from his head
and the other one
I saw him self serving his master, you know, the drink. And then
after that the King who saw the dream of the seven, you know, the
seven body cones and so on. So those and then after that, they
also took the interpretations from the words in the Quran and what
they infer because the dream, you know, the way you interpret dreams
is, you take the wording in the Quran, see what they use for the
other interpretations? And that is what it could mean, along with a
number of others from the Sunnah, you know, from the Hadith of the
Prophet salallahu, alayhi wasallam? And that's where they
took it. Right? And how can you, you know, in dream interpretation,
you take actually the customary meaning sometimes, okay, of what
is the common understanding of that community of a particular
word that you see, you may see somebody, you know, call the Tsar
head in your dream. Now, what does that mean in your community,
sometimes it could refer to that, like that. And then they got that
from the verse of the Quran, verse 199, of circle out of what
motorable Earth command and give you a solutions and give you a
command according to what's conventional. So they took it from
that, there after that there were other scholars who focused on
distribution of wealth, which is a very important aspect, everybody
has to deal with the people die. So how is their wealth
distributed? And they came out, you know, with the various
different groupings from the verses in the Quran that relate to
this that became a science of eligible for it, right, where you
have the NIS fund the 30th, and the ruble and the students and so
on, and so on, and the owl and all the rest of all the rest of that.
There after that, you had another group who took out all the wisdoms
from the Quran, the Hichem, right, the HECM they took all of those
and they extracted extrapolated that out of the Quran, then after
that, mashallah, you had the people with poetic inclination,
right? Rather than let the shaytaan inspire them right or
whisper to them, or mitigate them or whatever, they looked in the
Quran, and they saw that the Quran is the most beautiful speech. So
they benefited from the Quran in terms of the Quran style, its
genre, its effect, it's, it's its way of providing meaning. It's a
way of presenting meaning, and so on and so forth. Right now, you
think isn't that enough? There's also the people of Isha rots. Now,
I think I discussed with you and gave you some ideas of deaf seydel
Ishwari where they looked into the deeper meanings, right, that
probably comes in Tafseer anyway, but they looked into the deeper
meanings and the indications that are provided in the Quran towards
various different things that are beyond the normal meaning. So they
accept the normal meaning and then they provided that that became,
from that they came up with a various different Sufi
definitions, right Sufi nomenclature, and definitions like
fina and Baca and Hodor and hope and Haber and onsen, Wascher, and
Cabazon bust, you know, expansion, contraction, familiarity, feeling
of disquietude, presence with Allah fear, and self annihilation,
and so on and so forth. All of this, they can trace back to the
Quran. And
besides that, there's a whole list of other things that are mentioned
in the Quran. So we don't have time to do it because we have to
answer the questions. But if you want to learn the art of debate
and dispute, you can learn that there are several debates
mentioned in the Quran, for example, Ibrahim Ali Salam and
Ruth. Right. And a prime minister with his own people, then Musa
Islam and Pharaoh, there's those debates, you will learn from them.
And I've learned a lot actually from the debate of Musa Islam and
Pharaoh, okay. SubhanAllah. And if you want to understand
astronomy, then there's enough in the Quran to provide you glimpses
of that if you want to understand. I mean, they've shown verses that
relate to all of this. Now, I don't have the time to go into all
of this with you. But if you're an engineering, if you want to study
would you call it
iron Smith, right. Tony Zuber al Hadid SOTL calf, Elena the whole
Hadith are two sub we're gonna study building there's lots of
discussion of building right the comb, add some wood and so on, if
you want to study carpentry was nailfold about new Hadees Salaam
and who that is in surah to hood you want to talk about weaving.
There's naka de Roseline shoulder to nail this comes at anchor booth
into that beta regarding the spider web. If you want to talk
about farming, there's a Farah Ito Mata Haroon is discussed there.
Hunting has mentioned a number of verses deep sea diving or just
diving in general Kula banana he will Havas has mentioned the stuff
that you do and I mean who here is mentioned intro to null if you
want to speak about forming and molding and things like that. It
says what the how the colon was an embedded demon holy Human Angel
and Jessa right where
They have taken the taking the goal of everybody the pharaohs
sorry, the followers of Musa alayhis salam, the tribe, and then
they had melted it down and to form the into a calf Subhanallah
there's discussion of glassmaking sort of humara Dohmen kawari sort
of normal verse 44, then el mismo houfy Sujatha in Surah Noor verse
35 There is discussion of firing bricks for okay Leah Harmon or
Alateen I gave you that example that instead of using the word
brick, Allah subhanaw taala in circuses, verse 38, there is
discussion of seafaring Amma Safina to mechanically Moroccan
right in search of Kava 79. There is about writing allah mobile
economists they're sort of adverse for there is about breadmaking
mill, middle folk or ROTC. Hubsan right about bread is mentioned in
the Quran that dream the person with the use of Ali Salaam in
verse 36 cooking beer AGL in honeydew, Ibrahima Islam brings
this roast, roast meat sorted hood verse 69. There's discussion about
clothes washing and dying with the Arabic of Fatah heapsort in
Modesto verse four cardinal however Yun Allah Imran verse 52
There is discussion about butchering, right you know, sack
slaughtering animals in llama katoen certain mark the verse
three there is many many verses regarding buying and selling and
trade and so on. I don't I can't even go through all of them. Then
there is about coloring so siboto Allah Surah two Baqarah verse 3138
Judah Don't be the homeowner materi final one hahaha Robbie was
sued. So to Father verse 27, there is a regarding stone smithing,
which is what then he terminology body buta so to Shara verse 149.
And there are a number of verses regarding measures and weights and
balance and all of that in a number of verses. Then shooting
Walmart Ramita firing Walmart Ramita is Ramita Joaquin Allah
harana circle and fall verse 17 Where are a doula who miss Tata
two men who struggle and fall verse 60?
And so on so forth.
So there's lots in the Quran, right? But you know, for for
people who come and say all sciences found in the Quran and
all that kind of stuff. i They said the Quran is a book of
science. No, the Quran is not a book of science. Yes, there are
scientific facts which are mentioned in there. But you can't
say the Quran is a mathematical book or a saint, it's a book of
guidance. That's what the Quran is. But there are references to
many, many things, only theology, what type? What type, the only
theology the discovery of birds, sorry, the science of study of
birds, if you're talking about botany that's mentioned in there,
because number of flowers and plants and everything I mentioned
in the Quran, all of these things, there's reference to it, every
science will find something in there. Okay. So anyway, just
wanted to round it off with that. Let me now take some questions
from you. And any questions that we can't do today, we can easily
do them in sha Allah tomorrow. And I have something else for you for
tomorrow as well in sha Allah. So let me take some of these
questions. Number one, the first question I received a very long
time ago towards the beginning is what are some of the other
languages or discuss some of the other languages the foreign words
in the Quran? Right? So now, firstly, Allah, I just want to
mention that there are verses in the Quran Sorry, there are words
in the Quran, from many languages, meaning, whose words are
originally from those languages. So you have lots of Hebrew words,
you have lots of Syriac words, you have
apparently some Hindi words. And you have some Persian words for
sure, as well. You have some probably Turkic words, and so on.
And so you have some Roman words, that's probably Latin, right from
Latin. And this is not something now that a question that some
people may raise here is that Allah says that we've revealed the
Quran in Arabic. So what are foreign words doing in the Quran?
That's kind of the objection that might come up here, if any, right
so that's a very simple idea. Firstly, the words that are used
in Arabic, right, sorry, in the Quran from others from other
languages. This is what every language does. I mean, in English
right now, our English is made up of a number of Germanic words,
French words, Arabic words, alcohol, algebra. There's so many
words from from English, in English from Arabic as well, every
language does that. But the way the Arabic the Arabs have done
that before as well, if you look at some of the famous poets who
are considered to be, you know, Arabic, like good Arabic. So I'll
quote you one thing. In my immortal case, who was one of the
seven while aka the seven, you know, celebrated poem before the
Quran was revealed. He says more have
that'll be later on. We'll file that in Ouattara Abraham school at
one Casta gingerly suggestion is a Roman term. So they were using
those that had now become commonplace, because this is what
happens when you have an interaction of people, right? And
these were trading people. So they used to pick up these terms and it
became normal. But the one thing in Arabic what they do, right, is
that they take the word, and they never keep it the way it is. They
take the concept of that word, and they mold it into an Arab word
form an Arabic word form, okay? It has to fall into one if it's a
verb, it has to fall into an Arabic word, form, verb form. And
if it's a noun, even nouns have forms, certain known forms, it has
to go according to that is never going to stay in the other
language, it's going to have to be according to that. And that's
completely fine. It's not that many, even from Abby Siemian there
are words. So there's nothing wrong with that. And it's only you
know, if anybody is going to raise an objection, I mean, who raised
an objection nobody raised an objection at the time you know,
even though they still wanted to discredit the Quran they could not
produce anything like it right. So they could have easily said Oh,
but there's foreign words in here this is not purely Arabic. But no,
Allah was constantly saying this is pure Arabic, this is in Arabic,
this is an Arabic and the except because this was this is natural
This is to have words from other languages that have now become
Arabic, right and are very much part and parcel of the Arabic
language is completely fine. You have that in every language. So
I'll just give you a few examples because there are hundreds of
words and mashallah Imam su to him. Allah has was one of the
first to actually sell he says one of the first to actually compile a
whole list of this and he's got, you know, there's, I think there's
more than 100 words that he has in there and he's mentioned some of
them in his
in his book on Illumina Quran as well. So for example, Ara ik
right this is supposed to be mata ki interfere Adela right
pavillions. Right, Ara IK. Now, of course, that's been aerobicized.
So every word in the Quran is going to have to be aerobicized.
At least it won't be the original form. It will be according to an
Arabic form. They say that this is from Abyssinian. Then the word as
this is the one who is supposed to be Brian my son's father or uncle
or whatever, saying that this obviously comes from another
language as well which is probably
not sure what language they say this is from. Right but that's not
originally Arabic. The word Isbell on OMA Saba according to Abu
layth, in his tafsir he says that this was from a different Kabila.
This is not from the tribe of Quraysh This is from ista Barak,
which is similar to ramen which is you can say
thick brocade, they say from the hug that this comes from Persian
right, then you got the concept of as far right this is from Syriac
is re insert le Imran This is from Nubian or not no, not Nubian
baton, right, which is a precursor to the in the Arabian Peninsula,
the concept of a COAB. Also the baton, and
Aleem
is apparently,
Hebrew.
Okay, um, there's hundreds of these I mean, I can't. There's
quite a few. There's quite a few there's 10s of these words. So
that's an answer to that question. So there are words but they've
been aerobicized and they in Arab form as well. Okay, what else?
What other questions do you have? Then we had another question. And
I think I've already answered this the day after this question came
in the fact that the province had a loss and continue to request for
change to the Quran time and time again, does that not seem that he
was paving the way for the Quran to have many discrepancies later
on for this ummah, which exactly happened? The problem was it was
not asking for change at all. Maybe that was a misunderstanding
there. Right? The person did not ask for any change. As they said
the Quran, Allah subhanaw taala would give certain commands and
then he would abrogate them and then bring another command after
it or upgrade that command like we discussed regarding Omar to the
Allahu anhu, and the whole prohibition of wine issue. Now in
many of these cases, the verses continue to stay in there. Some
verses were actually then taken out and removed as well by Allah
subhanho wa Taala and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam just
managed this whole thing. But the point was that when the person
passed away in his last year, he had it confirmed and then it was
it, it was very clear was part of the grand what was not part of the
Quran. Right? So he's basically the reason his brother is asking
and saying that what's the wisdom behind it was formation that was
the evolution of that which we explained in great detail, but
that was from Allah subhanaw taala. And Allah mentions itself
in the Quran in surah, Baqarah man and Sakina it will Lindsay Hannah
typically the minute Amelia
as you said this request has caused her to find opportunities
to mock the preservation of the Quran is singularity without
versions as to what happened in the Bible.
I don't think they've had they've, they've had that, but hamdulillah
they've been responded to, and they've not been able to gain much
traction, that's a good thing. Whereas with the Bible, it's full
discrepancies, right? Because the problem with the Bible is that we
don't have the original Bible anymore. Whereas Allah has
preserved the original Quran in the form it is, and that's been
agreed upon. Whereas in the Bible, you've got mostly translations
today, you know, Latin translations, Greek translations,
and then probably now Hebrew, but you don't have the original
Aramaic of the Bible. And then it's actually the various
different books are transmitted by people after study actually
transmissions of what Jesus did. What's the original words of Jesus
is very difficult to find. That's the thing, the entire Bible, the
New Testament on discusses about 50 days of Jesus's life, right? If
you if you were to sum it up together, so it's very, very
different, right? And look, at the end of the day, we can't stop
people having doubt and Allah subhanaw taala he said that he is
going to have some people destroyed by through the Quran,
and some people elevated through the Quran. So there's going to be
that fitna element, there is just the word if Allah wanted everybody
to be in one way, could have had that. I mean, the same question
would apply that why don't you just leave us in paradise? You
know, that we could have just done but this is what Allah subhanaw
taala wanted that challenge so that we can stay on our feet and
on our toes and learn and we know what we're doing and we can defend
it. We've got something to do insha Allah may Allah subhanaw
taala give us the
I find it difficult to explain the concept of variants of the Quran
to the anti semitic views to attacks I mean, I mean, I tried my
best there's lots of other articles on there. I mean, you
know, if you go back to the lesson on the seventh haruf and so on,
inshallah you will find something in there. Mashallah. There's one
sister O'Connor and she pointed out that sort of Miriam and I
mentioned that I think there's only two.
You know, every time where it's horrific McCotter, at Le
Philomena. Tassie meme so on. One of the ideas was that it's
actually one of the names of the surah because constantly after it,
meaning every single place except two things. One was Elif LA, me,
my husband, NASA, Utako, and Yahoo, and our home life, the
unknown, right, which is a historical unfurl. And the other
one was,
I forget which verse, which surah? It is where I think I mentioned
that there's just two, which don't have, which don't follow up those,
those letters with a discussion of the Quran, right? Because all the
others that I think there's 29 or so all of them do, except to I
mentioned, actually, there seems to be a third one, which eluded me
that sort of Marion golf. Hi, I saw Rick rahmati robic either
who's actually is now the robber who neither unhealthier
unless, why some scholars did not include that is because you're
saying that this the kuramathi robic, you're remembering the law,
your Lord's mercy on the karate so that when he said, so maybe you're
saying that because this has been mentioned to you from the Quran,
but there's no direct reference to the Quran there. So JazakAllah
here for pointing that out. And that's the kind of people I like,
who can point these kinds of things out, and we can clarify the
discrepancies, another person had asked about the Satanic Verses.
Now, the Satanic Verses is a subject and I don't want to
prematurely discuss that. Because there are many views about what
exactly happened at that time, and what the preimage agreement has
become of all the latest scholars as to what exactly happened.
That's something I'm going to try to do separately one day in sha
Allah in a separate session, and we'll put that up. So I'm not
going to try to do it as part of this, because I think it's, it's
quite a controversial piece, and it's quite delicate, and it needs
to be dealt and handled with care, and I don't want to have to rush
it in the time that we have. So I'm hoping, Inshallah, to do that
in the future. And the other question that I had was, can you
explain all the numbers and marks and on the pages of the most half?
Now, that is, if you're listening, if you can tell me which most half
you're referring to, but what I can do tomorrow Inshallah, since
we have a session tomorrow, is we will, I'll take one or two mishaps
and I will try to go through that and show it to you in sha Allah
because yeah, we don't have a leave that for tomorrow don't want
to rush it.
What work we can do to contribute. I'm going to try to have some more
ideas tomorrow but Alhamdulillah to anything related of grind, get
the knowledge of the Quran, learn it yourself first and then express
it to others Alhamdulillah I can say that from what I know already,
from last year's tafsir program Alhamdulillah it actually inspired
one young scholar mashallah one young, he just graduated two,
three years ago, but and he started just studying the Quran
for himself opening up four or five Arabic boxes in front of him.
And mashallah, where he started then doing was he started just
jotting down with every word or every few words, the clearest
meaning he could find, right? And so now mashallah, he's done. I
think most
The most of the 30 parts have been done now. And he hopes to publish
it soon. So he's going to be like more of a simplified Arabic
Tafseer of the Quran right in the simplest form that just to help
people read it along mashallah it's done very very well may Allah
subhanaw taala accept it allow it to be completed then there's
another scholar who mashallah was inspired to
write
summaries in English so he's working on a juice a month or
something like that he hopes to have that completed, May Allah
help him in that as well. I would say wait, I'm gonna see if I can
have some more inshallah more concrete suggestions for you
tomorrow, because that's a very good idea. So tune in tomorrow
inshallah we'll discuss that more tomorrow. So what we can do and
the various different options in sha Allah, okay, Jazak Allah here.
Again, if you have any further questions, please post them for
tomorrow. If you post if you email us them, it'll be easier so we can
actually have them checked out. Cuz tomorrow's our last session
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