Ammar Alshukry – Maryam The Chosen 15 – Are Stories In Quran Less Detailed Than Bible

			Why are so many of the Quranic stories without all of the details that we find in the Bible
		

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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says for hemella to fantabulous be Hema canon Casia Maryam is now pregnant,
she became pregnant with him and she took him to a remote place. Now the scholars have deaf seed.
They then discussed as to how long mediums pregnancy was in our bass, he said that she wasn't
pregnant for a long time. In fact, she got pregnant long enough to go to a distant place Bethlehem,
and she gave birth, meaning that it could have happened within a day because Bethlehem is only nine
miles south of Jerusalem. So it's just a day trip. And the argument that he uses is the fat because
fat in Arabic indicates immediacy. So Allah says family to Fenter. But that became a Canon Casia for
		

			Elijah and Muhammad. So she got pregnant went to a particular place and she went into labor others
like it has an imbecile it said that it was only nine hours say the new bed said nine months. Others
said three hours other said different amount of hours. Alana is best there's nothing to indicate
that she didn't have a normal duration of pregnancy. And so that's the default number to just think
about it like if she was pregnant for only a day. And then she came the next day saying here, here's
my baby. What would you do if somebody came to you who you saw fine yesterday, not pregnant at all.
And then the next day they come carrying a baby and saying this is my baby. You say no, that's not
		

			your baby. That's somebody else's baby. anybody else's baby but it's not yours. I saw you yesterday
I saw you last week I saw you two weeks ago you weren't pregnant at all. How did you go through all
of this? And so she had to have been away from people for a period where a pregnancy and natural
pregnancy could have happened right as far as the duration of the pregnancy period. So she was
pregnant for nine months and Allah Subhana Allah knows best but as powerful as what Allah mentioned
in the Quran is I want you to also pay attention to what Allah doesn't mention in the Quran. Allah
doesn't mention the duration of mediums pregnancy. Allah doesn't even mention where she goes a lot
		

			earlier says you go she went to a place in the East here we're being told that she went to a place
that's far off. It doesn't mention Bethlehem. It doesn't mention Jerusalem. It doesn't even mention
Nazareth. It doesn't mention any of these places. Allah subhana wa Tada doesn't mention these
places. For us. Allah doesn't mention her age was that she was 13 years old. Whether she was older
than that, however old she was, Allah doesn't mention it. The Quran is powerful in its ability to
communicate messages while leaving that what you do not need, it is 100% guidance. It's zero fat,
not a single word listening the letter, not a single accent of a word is there that you don't need.
		

			And when the scholars of TF seed are mentioning these details that are not in the Quran, unless
there is a detail that is coming to us authentically reported from the province I'm gonna lie to you
I said where the authenticity can be verified by the science of Hadith that we have that's in our
tradition. So if it's not coming from our tradition, then it is coming from Judeo Christian sources,
which are called Islam Aliette, the province cellulitis and I'm told us with regards to psychiatric
Judeo Christian sources, he said, You can narrate from the people of the book, but don't believe
them and don't build them. Like I'm not going to die on this hill. When it comes to a Judeo
		

			Christian source. If it is something that is a principle that is confirmed in the Quran, then I can
confirm it that Solomon was the son of David and that they were kings in that they were both
prophets. I can confirm that because the Quran confirms it. And if it is something that is
categorically denied by the Quran, then I categorically deny it if it's coming from a Judeo
Christian source, because it's
		

			denied in the Quran. So for example, that Jesus Christ is divine, I categorically deny that and then
at the same time if it is something that is neither confirmed nor denied in the Quran, and it is not
going against a principle that is confirmed or denied in the Quran or the Sunnah of the Prophet
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			then it's something that I can just stay silent about. It's a detail. I'm not, I don't have to, as
the province of the lightest him said, do not believe it, and don't believe it. So it is what it is.
But one major difference in the Quranic telling of many of the stories that are shared between these
three faiths, is that the Quran speaks in generalities gives you the main points of the story
designed for your guidance, what are the lessons, not the historical details, not the when and where
and all of that type of stuff. But what are the lessons, the theological implications, the spiritual
lessons, the Quran isn't a book of history, it's not a book of history to tell you about past times.
		

			It's not a book of mystery. It's not a book of science. It's not a book of literature. It's not a
Book of Rhymes, to book a guidance. It's a book of science. And so we have the same stories, but
without the liabilities that come with the biblical stories. I say this, again, we have the same
stories, but without the liabilities that come with the biblical stories. So the one I mentioned is
that Noah has a flood, but nowhere does it say that there's a flood that covered the entire world.
And so I don't as a Muslim, I don't have the liability of someone coming to me and saying, there's
no archaeological evidence for a flood that ever encompassed the entire globe. I say, Well, I don't
		

			have the Quran didn't say that. There was a flood that covered the entire world. They said that no
US people had a flood That's it. That's all it says. Or a person. You know, one time I got a
message, someone came to me and said
		

			how do we resolve the fact that the Quran says that there's the earth is 6000 years old? I said
Quran doesn't say that the earth is 6000 years old. I don't have to resolve anything. I'm like, What
do you mean I have a Muslim kid who's telling me that
		

			tell Muslim kid that the Quran doesn't say that the earth is the Quran doesn't date the earth. The
Quran doesn't date humanity. The Quran doesn't date. We don't we don't have any of these problems.
When we have these problems is because of absorption of quotations that are coming to us from Judeo
Christian sources. The Quran says Adam was created. But the Quran doesn't give us any timeline for
humanity. There's no mention of it at all, or in the setting of the prophets of Allah it is and and
the way that we interact as Muslims with these details that are coming to us from the people of the
book is that we accept what is confirmed in the Quran and Sunnah. We reject what is rejected by the
		

			Quran and Sunnah. And every other detail we take with a grain of salt. Now back to medium. And
you'll see even in my storytelling of medium, I'm not going too much into what the biblical
narrations are, there's, there's a treasure of the statements of the scholars of the of seed, and
it's likely that but for me, I would rather pay more attention to what the the wording of the Quran
is. I would rather explore a placement of a word in a verse telling the story of medium then going
into the narrations of the slide yet so I hope you appreciate the experience so far inshallah to
Allah but this is the general methodology that I'm attempting to follow.
		

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			is pregnant, and she's going to a far off place. Where is this far off place? From the biblical
narrations? We know that it is Bethlehem, but not just the biblical narrations. We have a hadith
that's controversial in its authenticity, where the province of Elijah is sending them on the night
of it is Sora. And he is honored Buraq when he is traveling past Bethlehem, on his way to Jerusalem,
Djibouti, Lady Salam tells him and he says, that is Bethlehem, that is Bethlehem where he's at. He
said I was born. And so she goes nine miles away from Jerusalem. She goes to a far off place for a
Jahan mojado Elijah inocula and the pains of childbirth drove her to the trunk of on palm tree. This
		

			is a fatigued mother, who's about to give birth. She's looking for something to rest on. The pain of
childbirth, drives her to the trunk of a palm tree, and the world's about to change