Akram Nadwi – Does Quran impose an Arab Culture?

			You know, one thing I understood really, you know the examples and parables and stories, though they
emerge in a certain culture, but the message or universal in the Quran has not come to follow the
culture of our time say anything the Quran commands you to follow nothing bit after your culture
kuranda not much to make you to become part of the culture. But when a Quran expressive point, it is
going to be split from the human human human culture. To some time examples will come from the east
sometimes from the western, but mostly to be from where people are familiar that if you learn that
it's not going to make your
		

			stories will be from stories that that people are familiar like, you know Mr. Moosa or Isa and all
those things that people know by does not mean that he wants to impose a culture upon for example,
you know, if you live in England, and I tell a story from India, to express certain point,
		

			no English people who say no, you are English, are you making industry people love Indian story,
they were encouraging. People want to listen, if any story can expand to them a point that's fine,
too. First people receive the Quran, there are people too What makes more clear for them is these
examples but what I'm trying to say is the Quran never teaches people to become Arab. Mr. Quran does
not impose on the people our culture, but certainly foreign will use stories and parables of the
people and people who will be from certain culture you know, to explain the point, but the point
itself is not limited not not far to culture. Is it clear to
		

			set the example of or say the primers for Is it okay for polio pathways sama?
		

			Yes, the blood to the human being, you know, but it does not mean that what comes after that is they
are then what he said what are the messages? The message in your examples are the people can learn
these examples, the stories they know, and people love, you know, people come on board. I've seen
examples all the time anyway. If sometime new examples come from new culture, strike the mind, maybe
thinking to stories are no doubt from at least and, you know, are also examples of Middle Eastern
people. many examples of the are universal, but some are from their culture, but they're not
difficult to understand. People can understand what mean but the message is not.
		

			The values there kurama to follow, they are not a value. The values are universal worship of Allah
Amarna, Truth and Honesty says, No, don't do Zina. Don't steal in all these commands. They are so
natural and so rational. They can fit in any culture, anywhere.