Isam Rajab – Sciences of the Quran 3/16

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The Quran provides a brief overview of the structure and meaning of the century, including the number of surahs, soldiers, iron, and followers. The title is divided into 30 or 60 numbers, and the number of pages is roughly 2,500 to 3,500. The importance of knowing the title and reading it in a single book is emphasized, as well as the need for strong faith in the Bible and the history of the century. The importance of memorizing the Quran and avoiding drinking alcohol and hunting in the region is also discussed. The potential for a culture of passion and forgiveness is also highlighted.

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			Salam Alaikum
		
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			Welcome to our class of alumina Quran. Today inshallah we will talk about essential information
about the Quran. These basic information should be known by every Muslim, let alone the student of
knowledge. So all of us have to know these information, we will start with the number of the source
of the Quran.
		
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			As we all know, the Quran has 114 sewers. But before that, what's the meaning of the surah?
		
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			We say the Quran has 114 sources. But what's the meaning of the surah?
		
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			What's the meaning of this surah. The surah has two meanings.
		
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			The surah has two meanings. The first meaning
		
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			it's taken from the word sewer. And so in Arabic means wall.
		
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			And why it's called wall because it it has an area limited with it. It encompasses something. So
that's the meaning of the surah. It it's encompassing, I act inside it. That's why it's chapter
another meaning of the surah elevation.
		
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			Because once you read a surah you are elevating yourself. So basically we have two meanings for
surah
		
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			Ayah the meaning of the ayah is sign
		
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			Ayah means sign. And it's used in the Quran, or color on the beam in the ayah Tamaki and the Prophet
told them the sign of his kingship. This is sort of the Baccarat so it means sign. And every IR
scholars say every eye in the Quran is a sign from Allah subhanho wa Taala every eye it is a sign
from Allah that's why I like to call it I instead of verse, the same thing for surah you better call
it surah instead of chapter. So we have ayah and we have surah we have 114 surah in the Quran.
		
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			What's the first surah was revealed in the Quran? What's the first surah Does anyone know?
		
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			A crop
		
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			is a soda or if
		
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			it's if we are talking about soda.
		
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			I look
		
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			it's not our Alma de fer Exactly. We have few ayat
		
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			revealed from Surah Allah, that's true. Arabic Allah Allah, but we have an entire surah was revealed
at first, after this ad from Santa Clara, from salata, Allah, this surah is Surah Al modesitt surah
modified was the first surah to reveal
		
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			what's the first ayah we all know it is.
		
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			Arabic Allah, Allah, this is the first day What's the last surah
		
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			revealed?
		
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			The last entire Surah
		
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			Surah three
		
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			is not sort of why well.
		
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			There is a famous story about this surah when it was revealed, the companions were happy, but
abubaker odilon cried because he knew that the death of the messenger Salaam is approaching. once
something is perfect, then it will start declining. So prophets are seldom delivered the message so
it's time for him to leave. So this was the last surah What's the last I
		
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			revealed from
		
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			what's the last day?
		
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			Leo magma telecom Dena when this ayah was revealed.
		
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			Today I completed
		
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			your religion and perfected my favor upon you. When was this idea reveal?
		
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			And where do you know
		
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			you should all know.
		
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			It was revealed in Mecca during the Hajj of the messenger Salah. This was like three months before
the death of the messenger Salim Don't you think that in these three months no single eye was
revealed afterwards.
		
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			There is an opinion of course says this is the last time but it's a weak opinion.
		
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			The strong opinion says it is what appears to mentor Jonah fee Illallah I am number 281 from Surah
Al Baqarah What up yo yo mentor Jonah fee Illallah
		
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			another opinion says look at the job.
		
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			Commercial aluminium for sicoma zanella hanani to the last two Ayat of surah October.
		
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			So there are few opinions about what's the last day I was revealed. By the way, all these
information are mentioned in the introduction of the book, The Tafseer of Finca theory katheer Rahim
Allah, you have the Tafseer volume number one, it's important to read the first 50 pages. This is
mandatory. Now you don't have to turn in something for me this is your homework. You have to read
the first 50 pages of it have seen have been Kathir
		
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			no know the tafsir of filming Kathy, the first volume, the first 50 pages
		
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			you read the first 50 pages of this book?
		
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			Yeah, next week because we will start with with the next one for next class. So we have other
information.
		
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			How many is in the Quran? Now we know we have 114 soldiers but how many is in the Quran?
		
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			Have you ever read the Quran?
		
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			You read the Quran? Didn't you read the comments on the back of the Quran?
		
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			mostly in Arabic. Yeah, that's true, actually. But if you're able to read the Quran in Arabic, you
should be able to read this. Here at the end of the Quran. There are a few comments, basic
information, it's important to read it.
		
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			We mentioned the number of the ayat, the number of the ayat is 60 236 6236.
		
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			This is the number of the
		
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			according to another
		
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			narration to the other camera, it's 60 216.
		
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			So we have two ways two methods of counting the ayat. Now some people would think that there is a
problem. If you say 60 236 and you say 60 216 there is a difference of 16 are these ayat from the
Quran or not? So you say the Quran is preserved. Now we have 16 iron, where are they? Actually the
Quran itself is preserved but the way you calculate the ayat, it's the same Quran, but where you
stop, is this the end of the ayah or it's a continuation and the next ayah comes later? That's the
difference.
		
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			Basically, the people of Basra they have their own method and the people of Kufa. Now this Quran
that we have and inshallah we'll talk about it in details when we speak about the Quran at this
Quran is according to have son acid acid is from Kufa. Awesome I've been I've been new Judah poofy.
So this is the method of the people of Kufa. According to them, it's 60 236. According to the people
of Basra and the Medina, it's 60 216.
		
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			Again, do not think that there are some is missing, it is the same Quran, the only difference is the
way they count the ayat. And according to the stopping of the messenger SOS lm, where did the
prophet SAW Selim pause? Was it to stop? So was it the end of the ayah or it was only a pause and
there is a continuation for this I that's how they try to calculate and measure the ix.
		
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			And again, it's not a big deal. Why because we have the Quran. The only difference is whether this
is the end of the eye or not. And in the entire Quran, you have only 16 differences, which is very
		
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			simple and trivial difference. And the entire Quran out of 6000 you have almost less than 1%
difference. So it's almost the same.
		
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			Another type, which is important to know is the mucky and the maddening,
		
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			the mucky and the muddy. We have sewers called sewer macchia and we have sewers called sewer
madonia. This is by itself a separate type of sciences of the Quran
		
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			and we will study it inshallah.
		
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			How many sewers now, we said there are 114 sewers, how many of them
		
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			are my key sources and how many of them are many sources and which is more than a key source or the
many sources.
		
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			The MKII is more Why?
		
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			Because they are small. Well, if you say the main key sources you have to mention the number because
size wise the madonie sutras are more but number wise Yes you are right. The MKI are much more and
this is the number we have 82 meccan Suras
		
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			We have 20 Medina source now 82 plus 20. what's the what's the total?
		
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			One or two?
		
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			So what happened? We have 12 more servers, where did they go?
		
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			There is a difference of opinions upon these 12 servers whether they are murky and muddy. And again,
it is not not a big deal. Why? Because whether it's a monkey or Madden, it's there. It's in the
Quran. But whether you say it's murky or muddy, there is only 12 sutras scholars differ about these
12 sources whether they are lucky or not any and again, all these information are in the
introduction of the tafsir of living Cathy Rahim Allah and the first volume of the tafsir.
		
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			So 82 scholars agreed they are they revealed in Mecca and 20 soldiers that revealed in Medina for
sure. And there are 12 sutras there is a difference of opinions, whether they were revealed in Mecca
or in Medina.
		
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			How many words are there in the Quran?
		
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			Now, we said there is there is 60 236 is how many words we have 77,439 words
		
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			of the Quran
		
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			77,439 words, again, whether because even this number is distinct, disputable, some people debate
about this number and they say there are like 20 more words or less. So it's not a big deal. That's
the approximate number for the words of the Quran.
		
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			How many letters
		
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			in the Quran? Now you wonder why why do we even read this or talk about it?
		
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			Once you you, you mentioned these small details, you know how scholars early
		
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			they cared about the Quran, they wanted to figure out everything in the Quran. So they calculated
even the letters of the Quran. And nowadays Alhamdulillah we have many different prints fancy prints
of the Quran in different editions different languages, but people are reading less. While at their
time they used to read more and more and that's why they cared more and they wanted to know
everything about the Quran. So they calculated the letters and they came came up with this number
		
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			340,740 letters
		
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			multiply this by 10 so you will get almost 3 million and half Hashanah
		
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			by reading the entire Quran. So again if you want to be a millionaire with the Quran, with the Quran
and you will become inshallah millionaire, multi millionaire actually, one time you read the Quran
from cover to cover, that's the number of the Hassan it will get.
		
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			So it is 340,740 that's the number of the letters and again it is approximate there is some
difference
		
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			like within 100 or 200.
		
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			Now the Quran we know that it is divided to 30 Jews, everybody knows that it starts with the first
Jews and it ends with the 30th Jews of the Quran.
		
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			Each Jews is divided to two as has been a while and that has bitten
		
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			to zap
		
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			has forms one just to absorb means one just has been a while and has within each user has to has
each has is divided to
		
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			four divisions. So we have robot has nurse has the rothermel has and
		
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			the beginning of the second has
		
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			now the Quran according to this copy, according to the copy of the complex of Kings that
		
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			it has six or four pages
		
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			according to this division, and of course all the neurons are divided to this division of the Quran
they have 30 pages there is no Quran with less or more of the grants have to has. So according to
this every quarter has is approximately two and a half pages, multiply two and half by four, then by
two, then by 30 you will come to the number 600.
		
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			And why we have 600 not 600 or four as we have in this book because the first two pages is very
small. And then at the end also just the AMA there are lots of sutras in it. So the the number of
pages, almost almost every 20 pages is one juice. Every 20 pages is wonderful.
		
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			Now these information again, is important for you You need to know them as a Muslim you need to know
that after I read two and a half pages you will find a new beginning for
		
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			a new robot has quarter has and some some are ends. Now this quarter and we have 15 lines. In this
plan, we have 15 lines, some Quran you have almost 19 lines. So if it's 19 lines, then it's almost
two pages every robot has and the juice is almost 15 pages instead of 20 or even less 14 pages
proximately depends on the Quran you read.
		
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			So these information are basic information you should know how do you read the Quran? At the time of
the companions, they did not have these divisions 30 chose to has this came later. But rather in the
Quran, we have the way of the companions at the time of the messenger Salaam. They had their own
way, what was their own way? This is what's narrated by aos.
		
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			Rahim Allah, he asked the companions of the messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam. How do you divide
the Quran? What's the method to divide the Quran and that's the number they told him 357 911 and 13.
		
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			And then the rest.
		
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			So how many divisions,
		
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			seven divisions.
		
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			Most of the companions, they used to read the Quran and finish it in one week. Some of them used to
finish the Quran in three days, because the prophet SAW Selim disliked reading the entire Quran in
less than three days. And that's why I asked you at the first day, how many times you finished the
Quran,
		
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			you should at least finish it if not every week, every two weeks or every month, at least read one
juice
		
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			a day.
		
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			20 pages a day is not a big deal. At the beginning, maybe you will find it difficult but later on it
should be easy, if not every two months.
		
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			Don't read less than that.
		
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			So that's the way the method of the companions and that's the breakdown of it. Look what they said
by the way, this hadith is narrated by Muhammad Abu and imagine
		
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			how similar they felt when he asked the companions that's the answer he got and this hadith is
narrated by Muhammad bin magic.
		
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			That's the method they used. The first three sutras Of course they did not mention so that the
Fatiha comes at the beginning it is with Surah Al Baqarah, Allah amraam and Anissa
		
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			Sora Baqarah Allah and Ron and aneesa
		
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			This is the first day you read these three suitors plus sort of the Fatiha. Then the next day you
have five students, Alma, ADA, Elena, Allah off lm file and the Toba. You don't have to write every
surah if you have the number, you should be able to write it later on 357 11 seven 911 13 and the
rest. So you don't have to write all the soldiers just get the number. I don't want you to write
down everything to copy everything just mentioned the the headlines only the major points, the key
points. Then we have seven sewers. It starts from Soviet units. after October we have solid units
and it ends with Surah
		
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			Surah.
		
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			If you notice it's very, very close. It's almost similar. The amount of pages you read every day is
almost the same.
		
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			Then when you have nine sewers, it starts with tsereteli Sarah and it ends with Surah Al Furqan.
		
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			Then we have 11 sewers. And it starts with Surah ashara. And it ends with surah. Yaseen
		
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			from ashara to USC
		
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			then we have from sort of soft fat until tsereteli gerat.
		
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			The last part or the last division is from Surah Kahf until the rest of the Quran. You notice from
Surah Kahf, all the sutras becoming with small, short Ayah from Surah Kahf until the end, the only
exception and this division is the 20th 28 years. Judo, judo. Judo cut Samia, so that the Mojo
dialer it's the only chapter where the eyes are relatively long, unlike the rest of the Quran or
before that the 27th juice but after that they are all
		
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			The same.
		
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			So that's the method of the companions, they divided the Quran to seven divisions and all of them
are very, very, almost close to each other. First you start with three suitors, then five, then
seven, then nine then 11, then 13 and on the last day you finish with from calf until the end of the
Quran.
		
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			Now this is the question, Who put Surah Fatiha at the beginning
		
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			and next sort of Baccarat and at the end we have saltiness. Why don't we have
		
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			Surah Baqarah at the end or Surah Fatiha so who put the Quran in this order?
		
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			Was it the scholars because remember, it's very important to know that at the time of the messenger
Salim, did we have the Quran compiled in one single book?
		
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			No, does that mean the Quran was not preserved?
		
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			The Quran was preserved and it was written down all the Quran was copied, but it was not copied in
one single book.
		
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			All the Quran was there. So when they gathered the Quran, it was the first time in the time for work
or the alarm when they collected these papers, these leaves these rocks that the Quran was written
on when they gathered the Quran, the time of a worker and then at the time of first man, did they
choose that we will put this surah here we will put this surah there or it was already determined.
		
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			The term determine what's the evidence?
		
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			Because some scholars said that's the the order of the companions. And based on that they say you
don't have to follow this order. You don't have to follow this order. Was it the messenger Salaam,
		
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			from Allah or the companions or later on other scholars?
		
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			What's the evidence?
		
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			He made them write it down and I agree with you actually, all scholars agree that the eye at the IR
themselves the order of the ayat by the messenger Salaam which means you cannot start with the
second Ayat of Surah Fatiha, then you go to this first surah first is the same thing with all the
sources The is the order of the ayat, its consensus that there is from the prophet SAW Selim from
Allah. Because once the prophet SAW Selim calls on one companion, to write down the ayah, he tells
him and the others who listen to it in that place, so he he put the order of the if there is no
argument about this, what about the sutras? Is the question. Now you said the prophets of Salaam
		
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			told them to write it down? That's true, I agree with you, but he did not tell them that this surah
the place of this surah is here.
		
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			Do you have any evidence
		
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			the way he recited them very good, actually, the way he recited them is against this opinion.
Because once and this is authentic, the prophets of Salaam started in kiama lane with Al Baqarah.
Then an ISA
		
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			he did not start with Alabama.
		
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			He went to aneesa directly.
		
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			So what do you say?
		
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			Any any thought?
		
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			Well, you have whenever you believe in something, you have to have the evidence.
		
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			Yeah, it's true. The prophet SAW Selim himself he's the one who had this order, and the companions
of the lion whom they followed that order. What's the evidence? Every the Prophet sighs Salaam. in
Ramadan, he used to have gibreel li Salaam coming down to review with him the Quran. Now once he
reviewed the Quran,
		
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			he reviewed the Quran in order there has to be an order. They cannot review the Quran haphazardly.
They start from here and they jump there and they go back here, especially the last time
		
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			the Quran was reviewed by jabril Ali Salaam with the messenger Selim it was reviewed twice. jabril
Elisa Lam came in the last Ramadan. When the prophet SAW Selim was alive. And he reviewed it with
him twice, who was there as a witness. They didn't Sabbath throughout the law one. So they didn't
have it. He is the one who compiled the Quran. He took this mission upon him self over his
shoulders. So he witnessed the last revision of the Quran, and it was according to this order.
		
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			So, the correct opinion is that it was done by the messenger Selim even the order of the soldiers.
It was done by the prophet SAW Selim. Okay, now here comes the question. So what do we do about that
Hadith when the prophet SAW Selim prayed and he started with Al Baqarah, and he went to an ISA. Now
all scholars agreed
		
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			It is permissible. You don't have to start with one surah. And to go to the next surah, you don't
have to do that. You could go to the surah later on, but that's the order of the messenger Salah,
the order we have in the Quran, it is by the messenger Salaam. And when we say that Allah subhanaw
taala protected the Quran, and he reserved the Quran from any changing, it implies that the order
itself is from Allah as well. Not the ayat but also the sutras. So it's more perfect for the
preservation to have the order from Allah subhanaw taala not from human beings. So the order of the
sutras, it is also from
		
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			the prophet SAW Selim, which means from Allah subhana wa Tada.
		
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			Now we move to an important point,
		
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			the revelation of the Quran,
		
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			the revelation of the Quran, how long did it take to send down the Quran?
		
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			Was it sent at once?
		
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			time by time?
		
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			For how long? How long did it take to send down the Quran?
		
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			4023 23 years, right? It was from the first year of the prophethood of Muhammad SAW Selim until the
last year there is 23 years. Why wasn't it easier to send the Quran at once?
		
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			Isn't Allah subhanaw taala able to send it down at once? Even the Torah? How many days did it take
to send down the Torah?
		
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			One time in one hour.
		
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			40 nights why Allah is able to do anything in a moment of a second, right? In a blink of an eye
confession. Why?
		
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			It's a reminder for us that this is the revelation of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			So take care of it.
		
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			respected.
		
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			You remember, well, there are many reasons but remember that it is the words of Allah subhanho wa
Taala it's not an easy mission. Even the prophet SAW Allah masala salam, he went to a last
appointment, so he was there for 40 nights.
		
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			The prophet SAW Selim, it took him 23 years to receive the entire Quran.
		
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			Here are the reasons behind sending the Quran down
		
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			in different
		
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			times,
		
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			assuring the heart of the messenger sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			Giving the prophet SAW Selim the steadfastness on the religion, how prophets I send them during
these 23 years, he went through lots of trials and difficulties. And he needed his heart to be
assured.
		
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			If the Quran was sent down at once, then that's it. If he faced one trial, he may be patient, but
then the next trial it will weaken. And the third one the fourth one prophet SAW Selim went through
endless trials. So how his heart will be assured by the revelation of the Quran. That's what Allah
subhanaw taala said wakulla Naka, Sala kameena Rasul man with a bit we further and in every story of
the messengers that we relate to you
		
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			is the reason for you to have your heart short or to steadfast on the religion. So that's one of the
reasons one time the prophet SAW Selim is saddened by what people told him. So Allah sends down the
revelation that even prophets before you, they were rejected. So the the heart of the messenger
Salaam is assured, the revelation is coming to bear that a Salam is coming with the why. So there is
a great wisdom behind that this is one of the reasons the second reason
		
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			challenging,
		
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			challenging.
		
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			What do we mean by that?
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala sends down an ayah
		
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			and the kuffaar
		
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			dispute this ayah. So Allah subhanaw taala challenges them, just like the challenge of bringing the
light of the Quran, Allah subhanaw taala sent down
		
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			the ayah to bring the lack of the Quran and they were unable, Allah told them even if jinn and
mankind gathered together to produce the lack of the Quran, they won't be able to do the to do so.
Then Allah subhanaw taala sent another ayah
		
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			if you are you say it's not from Allah bring the light of being 10 sources and they were unable then
		
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			this is a better to let the people believe that there is from Allah subhanaw taala if it was sent
down at once, and they had new claims, then there is nothing to respond to them. But to
		
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			It was sent down the kuffar are arguing and the Quran comes with the challenging. And that was not
only to the kuffar in Mecca, but even to the Jews in Medina,
		
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			the Jews were disclosed, even the hypocrites. So there is a reason there is wisdom behind that one,
they say something. So the Quran comes with the answer. They say something else the Quran comes with
the answer and silently. So there is great wisdom if the Quran was sent down at once, and then they
had new claims. Where's the answer for that there is no more Quran. So this is the second reason.
		
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			A third wisdom behind sending down the Quran in different times two is the memorization of the
Quran.
		
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			Now, if I give you one homework, it will be easier for you to do it. The next day, I will give you
another homework, and they will do it the next day. But if I give you 10 homeworks at once, you will
tell me I cannot do it.
		
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			And that's why the companions, they were able to memorize the Quran better, because they used to
have than I had, then another revelation comes, then another revelation comes. So it was easier for
them to memorize the Quran
		
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			and recite it and reflect on the meanings of the Quran.
		
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			Also, it is easier to implement the Quran as well. Now, the same thing, if I gave, if I give you 20
partners,
		
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			you will say okay, I'll do this, I'll do that. But then 20 impossible, I cannot do it, I'm human
being while if I give you one order, you will be able to do it, then the next day I give you a
second order, you will be able to do it then. And eventually it will be the same. But from the
beginning. If I give you lots of things to do, you will not do anything. While if I give you one
thing you will do it then next day, then the other thing you will do it
		
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			so it's easier for the people to implement. This is out of the mercy of Allah subhanaw taala. He did
not ask them to do everything at once.
		
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			Another reason humoring the incidents and gradual legislation.
		
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			It's very similar to the first one but the previous one, but we have a difference here like the
story of forbidding alcohol.
		
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			Now, the first command was to avoid drinking alcohol while praying, then
		
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			reminder that alcohol
		
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			is a bad thing and then avoided totally I shut down I said if the first idea was to avoid alcohol,
totally, people would not have responded to it. But there was gradual legislation.
		
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			gradual forbids. Also, sometimes the companions had an incident where they needed the answer. So the
answer comes from Allah subhanaw taala in the Quran. But if the entire Quran was there, and then
they had new incidents, there will not be a revelation, like the story of eyeshadow delana when some
people accused her of
		
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			adultery, Quran came with the revelation to declare her innocence now the other one.
		
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			So, this is to humor the the incidents and the things that are happening at the time of
		
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			the messenger sallallahu wasallam during the time of Revelation.
		
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			Now we have another
		
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			topic, which is the Mac key and the madonie suris, the meccan and the Medina and suris. What's the
definition? Now we already said that we have 82 Mexican soldiers and 20 Medina soldiers. What's the
difference?
		
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			What constitutes mechi surah and mendini surah? What's, what's the difference? I need an answer.
		
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			Mackie are the ones before Hydra and the madonie are after Hydra. Is this correct?
		
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			Do you agree?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			It's not the Maquis the suitors that are revealed in Mecca and the madonie the sutras are revealed
in Medina.
		
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			No, so actually the differentiation is correct. That's the correct definition. Because we have some
sewers, revealed in a pipe or in the way to taboo, it's not in Mecca or Medina. So what do you say
it's make your money.
		
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			The fine line is the Hydra, whatever reveal before the Hydra is mucky, whether it's in Mecca or
outside Mecca, whatever reveal after he draw it's maddening whether it was in Medina or outside
Medina, even if it's in Mecca, like the ayah and you might want to let him do this it was revealed
in alpha and hotjar Alpha in Mecca.
		
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			It's on the borders of Mecca. Yet this ayah is Mecca or Medina. Medina because this was after the
Hydra
		
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			so this is incorrect definition when we say Mecca is the meccan surah. The sources that are revealed
in Medina and Mecca and Medina are the source that revealed in Medina.
		
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			Now, since we knew the Mac consoles that the sources were revealed before hijra, what are the
characteristics? Which means how can we know that this surah is Mexican? Or this is Mexican? How do
we know that? We have a question? Yes. What is it?
		
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			Now of course it is the history of the messenger seller because he is the one who received the
Quran. It's not his companions, the hijra of the messenger seller.
		
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			So what are the characteristics for the second source?
		
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			Any question after the go ahead?
		
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			legislation in Medina says that's true. Mostly the Medina sodas are talking about the legislation.
Now we're talking about
		
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			characteristics, this is one of them legislation. Another one is the jihad. Any if you have the
jihad in it is Medina and why? Because you had was not legislated in Mecca. Muslims in Mecca were
commanded to show patients they are allowed to they are not allowed to fight back you have to
withhold your hand. So this is one side whenever you have an idea with the Jihad you know that it is
Medina
		
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			Yes. What else?
		
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			What
		
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			the hate mostly the hate because in Mecca the Quran was dealing with the pagans so it was talking
about the hate now let's focus on the Medina sutras on the first thing we have the Jihad explaining
the rulings of Islam again as it was said the legislation like yeah, you handed in amazon.com to
masala tea for sudo do Haku My dear communal Morocco I'm so happy to see Kumar junocam. All these
details are
		
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			Medina and ayat like the ayat about auth and vous few given auth and how to fulfill it to the
compensation if you did not fulfill this oath. The details about hunting, if you are in hajj, during
Hajj, are you allowed all these ayat? Our Medina, I had
		
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			exposure of the hypocrites again this is in Medina because in Makkah we did not have hypocrites.
		
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			We had hypocrites in Medina, so the exposure of the hypocrites any ayah with hypocrites in it, it's
the Medina and I
		
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			and consequently any surah with Medina with hypocrites, it's Medina sores.
		
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			Usually, the Medina and surah are long sudras with with long ayat like salata, Baqarah Surat Al
Baqarah, Mecca or Medina,
		
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			Medina, you have the longest ayah and the Quran in surah baqarah, one page a whole page. While
they're not counselors, usually short tours are for current images, biological, it's short.
		
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			So these are the characteristics of the Medina sources usually we say usually because sometimes
sometimes you have some exceptions.
		
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			Easy style with details, what do we mean by easy style now the Quran itself is eloquent. All the
Quran, the entire Quran is eloquent. However, it's easier. It doesn't have very complicated words,
with lots of meanings. Because the purpose in Medina is to lay the foundation of the religion. It's
not to challenge people.
		
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			It's not to argue with the pagans. So the style is easier than the makin service.
		
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			While in Mecca, we have
		
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			more complicated Why?
		
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			Because there is reason to argue with the kuffaar to prove to them that this is the Quran, it is
from Allah subhanaw taala. And that's why we start the DFC from the beginning, because some people
requested to start from the end of the Quran from Jerusalem. All the all the soldiers, most of the
soldiers are Mexican soldiers. So they have very deep meanings. So actually, it's better to start
with the beginning. It's easier. Yes, I agree that the last series of the Quran they are short, but
they have very deep meanings. Some people they don't know that. Once you know the principles of the
seat, once you go through the procedure, then you are able to go there. But from the beginning, I
		
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			don't recommend that.
		
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			What's the benefit? Let's say you
		
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			knew this is a makansutra or you did not know what you will get if you knew that this surah is
makansutra
		
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			or its Medina source.
		
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			First, it helps you to understand and interpret the Quran correctly
		
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			because some at
		
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			what will the mecca like if somebody fought you? You show patience, while in Medina, they were
commanded to fight back. So, you know why this ayah is talking about the same thing with a different
action
		
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			because it was revealed in Mecca.
		
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			It helps you to know the Sierra of the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			You see the sequence of the incidents?
		
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			It helps you know, the Sierra of the prophet SAW Salem this happened in Mecca, because this is the I
it is mechanized. So, you know this happened in Mecca. This is Medina and I you know this happened
to the prophet SAW Selim in Medina. That's why one of the sources of the Sierra is the Quran. The
Quran is a source for the Syrah.
		
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			Also you taste the different styles of the Quran. Once you know that this is a Medina an ayah or
surah. You notice the style is easy. It's eloquent but unlike the meccan surah where it's more
complicated with the Rhine sometimes.
		
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			So these are benefits for knowing the Mecca and Medina
		
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			Saurus
		
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			This is what scheffel Islam Rahim Allah says it's very nice statement from sheffler sam Tamia Rahim
Allah He said, Whoever lived in the land is weak in it or in time of weakness, then, let him
implement the art of patience and forgiveness.
		
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			But the strong people should apply the Art of Fighting the disbelievers. So again, you could
implement the art of the meccan era, if you are in a time of weakness. But if you are in a time of
strength, then you have to apply the Medina This is what scheffel Islam Tamia Pamela said in a
sermon Miss Lola Fatima Rasul volume one page 224.
		
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			So again, it helps you implement the Quran correctly.
		
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			Just an example here in America, we live in Western society. It's not appropriate to come to the to
the non Muslims and you tell them you're the Godfather and we have to fight you and you have to kill
him.
		
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			I'm not saying this is not from the religion but you have to understand them correctly. What to
implement the whys. Why Muslims in Mecca were commanded to show patience because they are weak. If
you are weak and you want to fight back, you will be erased you will be destroyed. So this is a
great statement by Schaffer Islam Rahim Allah and with this we will conclude our session for today.
Now that will allow Solomon and Muhammad a savage man Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah.