Isam Rajab – Sciences of the Quran 6/16

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The segment discusses the meaning of the Deaf seed in Arabic language, including its three words, deficit, and the importance of fear of variation. The narratives of the Bible are divided into true, false, and inaccurate, and the importance of accepting and rejecting narratives from the people of the Bible. The speakers provide examples of words with multiple meanings and explain their meaning in context, highlighting the need to be aware of the differences in language usage and emotions. They also discuss the importance of considering the difference between different words and phrases when searching for information and the use of words close in proximity to a star, and the potential for differences in opinion.

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			smilla rahmanir rahim al hamdu Lillah wa salatu salam ala rasulillah Allah Allah Samana, Salam O
Allah, welcome to the class of honorable Quran, the sciences of the Quran. Today inshallah we will
discuss the Tafseer of the Quran, we will start with the Tafseer of the Quran. And
		
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			we want to start with the meaning of the Deaf seed. Since it's the major science of Illumina Quran,
we need to know what's the meaning of Deaf seed.
		
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			There are books of the year. So what do we mean by tafsir?
		
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			In Arabic
		
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			fsid means
		
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			unveiling.
		
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			Explain it explaining. It has two meanings.
		
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			To explain, and to unveil. It's derived from the word feser.
		
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			First,
		
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			so let's now try to get the
		
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			religious meaning of the tafsir.
		
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			What do we how can we define tafsir? scholars in Arabic, they define the Tafseer with three words on
that's the definition of diversity.
		
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			They said they on manual Quran
		
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			three words.
		
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			That's the deficit. So what's the deficit?
		
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			If someone asked you, what are you studying? And you said, I'm studying tafsir? What do you mean?
		
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			What's the deficit?
		
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			explanation of the meanings of the Quran? Exactly. Or unveiling the meanings of the Quran? That's
three words,
		
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			by an man in Quran that's the definition of Tafseer. Explain explaining the meanings of the Quran.
		
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			Because that's actually the purpose. That's why we study tafsir.
		
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			Now, we will discuss the differences amongst scholars why they differ in deficit? Some people ask
this question, you have one book, which is the Quran. So why they differ in deficit?
		
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			First of all, you need to remember that the differences among the scholars, it's not differences of
contradiction.
		
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			Which means they did not say about one thing, it is halal. And other scholars said about the same
thing it is haram, or one scholar said it is four. And another scholar said it's true. We don't have
this kind of contradiction. It's very, very rare. But rather what we have in tafsir is the fear of
variation.
		
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			So it's not contradiction. It is variation.
		
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			They explain something with one word, others come and explain the same thing with different words.
And they mean the same thing.
		
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			And that's what most scholars said, and that's what we have in the book, most of the differences and
the Tafseer it's different, they are differences of variations, not contradiction.
		
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			So, this is the first thing, which is very important.
		
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			But now,
		
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			we will move to one of the reasons of the differences amongst the scholars of tafsir.
		
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			And this is mentioned in this book,
		
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			page 56
		
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			the introduction to the Tafseer and whoever does not have it, it is mentioned in this book, page 31
		
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			this book the Arabic affair 31 and this book, page 56. But we will not read now just follow with me
please.
		
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			The prophets lie Selim. His job was to explain the meanings of the Quran.
		
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			And we mentioned that if you wanted to interpret the Quran, you refer first to the Quran itself,
then to the Sunnah of the messenger cisilion, then to the companions, who took the Tafseer from the
Quran upon the Battle of Yarmouk,
		
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			which happened in the year 12 of hijra
		
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			or 14 after this battle.
		
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			The Companions found some narrations from the people of book from the children of Israel.
		
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			And because of that, some companions like urban cap
		
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			of the Abdullah number of Nassau Dylon Houma, or even an Ibis they inherited from these narrations
		
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			and that caused some differences in deficit
		
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			now
		
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			What's the correct stance? as a Muslim? what you're supposed to do a few here and eration from the
people of book. And nowadays people talk a lot about something in our life that happened now, the
day Sally, Sally and Mary,
		
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			did he have children? What do you say? If someone came and said the Bible or or the Old Testament,
the New Testament, they say that he had a child, he was married. What do we do? We have the answer.
We have the answer from the messenger sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			Here is the Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, where he says, Bella who annually transmit to
others, what you hear from me, even if it was one as well, hardly through and many Islam, Allah,
Allah, Allah, and there is no harm in quoting from the children of Israel.
		
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			That's what the prophet SAW Selim said. What do you understand from this?
		
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			What do you understand from this hadith? There is no harm in quoting from the children of Israel.
		
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			What does that tell you?
		
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			You're allowed to quote from them. So if you found in their book that
		
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			I Sally Sarah was married?
		
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			Is it okay to say he was married?
		
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			Yes or no?
		
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			Yes. You found in their book, you found in their book, that a salad salad was God?
		
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			Know what you just said this. And now you're saying no.
		
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			What about the Hadith it says, quote from them, there is no harm.
		
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			This Hadith is not general without exceptions. There are exceptions. Yes.
		
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			You can quote from them as long as it does not contradict, but here in the Hadith, it doesn't say
that.
		
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			It says there is no harm. There is another Hadith actually, now this Hadith, it's in Al Bukhari,
Sahih al Bukhari. This Hadith is very famous.
		
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			But we have another Hadith
		
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			where the prophet SAW Selim said, do not believe or disbelieve them,
		
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			not to serve the CO Al Kitab Bala to caribou. Why? Because maybe what they are telling you is the
truth, and you don't know. So if you don't believe them, what will happen? you rejected the truth.
And maybe what they are saying is, is a lie.
		
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			And you said, I believe them, then you are believing a lie. That's why you don't believe and you
don't disbelief.
		
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			So we have to ahadith all the traditions of many Israel, it should be understood in context of those
two a hadith. Therefore, scholars divided the narrations of Benny's right to three categories. So
whenever someone tells you, do we accept the narrations of the children of Israel, they will reject
them.
		
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			You cannot say yes or no, you have to mention the detailed answer,
		
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			which includes three categories. You say there are three categories. The first one
		
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			we can regard as true. So we believe in it.
		
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			The second one, the second category, with disbelief,
		
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			we can regard as false we say that's a lie.
		
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			That's rejected.
		
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			The third one, we shall neither believe nor disbelief.
		
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			So, the traditions, the Israeli traditions, they are of three types. One type, we can we believe in
it, we take another type, we reject it, we disbelieve in it, third type, we just leave it we cannot
accept it nor can we reject it.
		
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			So, we have three types.
		
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			The first type,
		
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			which we can accept, why do we accept it?
		
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			Not because it is
		
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			from the people of book, but because we have something in our religion
		
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			that supports what they are saying or what they are saying supports what we have. So we accept it as
a supporting evidence by itself not as a separate evidence.
		
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			So the first category, the narrations that we accept from them, those narrations
		
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			we have the truth
		
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			and they are in on the same page. An example for this that
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala created Adam alayhis salam, the story of the creation of Adam, very similar. So
if they came and they said, Allah subhanaw taala created Adam with his hand, this is an oration. Do
we accept it? Yes. Why do we accept it? Because it's narration from the children of Israel? No,
because we have it in our book.
		
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			So it supports that we have
		
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			a narration came
		
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			saying that no Halle salon drank alcohol,
		
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			and consequently he fornicated with a woman.
		
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			Do you accept this? Of course, no. Why it contradicts our religion, our belief in the prophets and
messengers.
		
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			And eration came with something that we don't have in our religion,
		
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			the accepted or you rejected?
		
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			You say Allah, Allah, Allah knows best, we do not accept it, nor do we reject it.
		
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			So whatever came in our religion, and we find it the same thing in their book, we accept it. Because
it supports what we have. It could be as a supporting evidence to what we have, whatever came
contradicting what we have in our religion, we rejected
		
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			whatever came that we don't have any information about it. We stop. We say that's what we don't
know. We cannot say yes, it's true, because maybe it's a lie. And there is no way there is no way to
be able definitively to know whether it's true or false. There is no way How can you verify their
narrations they did not have that's why Islam is unique. We have in our religion we have
		
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			the the science of aluminum bodies, this terminology, where we study, we analyze the narrations. We
have the main narrators whether we credit or discredit them, but about the their narrations we
cannot say it's true or false.
		
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			The nature of these narrations, the new generations of the people have book mostly, it deals with
		
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			some details
		
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			about stories that maybe we have in our book in the Quran, like the story of the cow, which will
come with us in sha Allah.
		
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			Later on, in this semester. Allah subhanaw taala mentioned in this story, that
		
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			they were instructed the children of Israel, they were instructed to strike the dead man with part
of the cow.
		
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			Which part of the
		
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			class they don't mention in the Quran. Why? Because it doesn't tell you to know there is no great
benefit
		
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			in knowing the part of the cow. That's the nature of the Quran. It focuses only on the lessons, it
mentions only the things that will help you doesn't go to the details that will not help you. So if
a narration came from the Jennifer server, and it says
		
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			he was struck, that that man he was they struck him by the tail, or with the like, are with the head
of the cow.
		
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			We don't know. We don't know. Or the type of the tree that Adam alayhis salam ate from
		
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			Allah asked Adam not to eat from that tree in Paradise, and he ate. What was that tree? We don't
know. Alas, Hunter did not mention that. Maybe in the
		
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			books of the children of Israel, you will find that they are telling you it's the apple tree.
		
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			We don't know whether it's apple tree grape.
		
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			Anything we don't know. Allah mentioned the story and mentioned the things that we will learn from
Adam alayhis salam was commanded not to eat and he ate it please seduced Adam and his wife. And they
disobeyed the last partner, they sought forgiveness. They also heard the forgiveness and they were
forgiven. That's what you need to know. Other than that, you don't need to know. So some people came
and they tried searching what's the
		
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			part of the cow that this man was struck by? Some people came and said the color of the rod of
masala Salah what was the color of the
		
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			it was a stick? We don't know, what was the color of it? Would that change the the story if it was
black or red or white? It doesn't tell you.
		
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			So, these are some differences caused by the Israeli traditions.
		
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			Now, we will move to the differences the other differences amongst the scholars, what are these
reasons for their differences and
		
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			Remember again the differences are differences of variation, not differences of contradiction.
		
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			We have number one differences in expression,
		
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			they express something
		
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			by specific words others express the same thing with other words. So, this is the first type
		
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			differences in expression, then we have differences in illustration.
		
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			This is another reason,
		
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			when we have
		
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			differences due to ambiguity
		
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			the word can refer to several meanings. So, it's ambiguous, you don't know which meaning you choose
		
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			and differences in choice of words, they choose this word or that word.
		
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			These are some reasons, these are not the all the reasons, we will continue inshallah after we
finish this with the book to go through all the reasons. So, these are few differences and we will
discuss them one by one, the first one differences in expression
		
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			differences in expression
		
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			how this happens, expressing one idea with different words. That's how it happens. It's the same
idea, but you express it in different towards
		
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			one of them one of the scholars he may bring
		
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			or he may mention one aspect of the idea and another scholar
		
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			he may bring another aspect of the same idea to different aspects for the same idea, does that
change the idea itself? It does not because they are talking about the same idea about with
different aspects.
		
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			To give you a clearer example, from the book of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			Allah says in the Quran, Allah De La Hoya with
		
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			a methadone fella Hola, smile.
		
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			Call him Allah, or call him Irishman. Now if someone said I'm calling on Allah, and another one
said, I'm calling on a rush, man.
		
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			Are they calling on two different gods or it's the same God Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			it's the same guy, but we have two different names now.
		
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			Man and Allah.
		
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			So it is the same. Now in reality, is this a true difference?
		
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			It's not a true difference. Yes, you may say Allah is different than
		
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			the word the diff is different. But it's talking about one God about the last panel. So you cannot
really consider this as the difference.
		
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			It's only difference in expression.
		
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			This example clear.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now this is the first reason. The second reason differences in illustration
		
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			differences in illustration, what do we mean by that?
		
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			A scholar explains a general term while mentioning one of its kind
		
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			in a way of illustration.
		
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			Another scholar comes with a different way. But again, they are talking about the same thing. Now
they don't mention different aspects of the idea or different tour. It's a different way. But it's
the same thing.
		
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			How
		
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			how someone came and asked
		
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			about the meaning of bread. What is bread?
		
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			or soda?
		
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			Someone asked what solder and you showed him the sprite? Can
		
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			you told him this is solder? What did you mean by that? This is an example. Another one came with
Coke or Pepsi. And he said this is soda. You cannot say they are two different things because all
these
		
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			beverages they are soda
		
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			root three, Sprite, coke. Seven or Pepsi. All of them are talking about the same thing.
		
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			Now what happened here, it's different than the previous one. You chose.
		
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			Part of the thing itself.
		
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			To illustrate it, to show it
		
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			the same thing with coffee. Someone asked what's the American coffee
		
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			and you brought to him decaf, cappuccino or whatever any type of these coffees
		
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			just to remind them that this is like the like of this is the coffee.
		
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			That's what we mean by difference in illustration.
		
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			look at an example look at the example of the Quran. Allah subhanaw taala says from Athena and
Kitab, Allah Dena Stephane amin, Abaddon, from in home volume only nuptse. Amin home oxygen,
		
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			amin home sobre, combi, harati, Bismillah
		
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			Delica, who will follow,
		
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			hear Allah subhanaw taala listed three types of people
		
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			read the I read the translation,
		
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			a lot, gave the book to the chosen ones, as if they inherited
		
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			of those people of the of the Muslim nation, there are those who
		
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			who are violent and who are doing injustice to themselves. And there are those who are just fair,
and there are those who are good doors.
		
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			So now we have what three levels three groups. If someone came and asked Who are these three groups
Allah did not mention names, you are from this group, not from this group Mohammed from this group,
Allah did not say that Allah mentioned the group's. So if an interpreter came, if a scholar came and
he wanted to
		
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			explain who are these three groups, what are they?
		
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			One scholar will come and say, the first group, the wrong door, the volume enough see here is the
one who prays after the time is over.
		
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			He's supposed to pray Maghrib before I show, but he prays after we are done of the Asia
		
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			while the doctor said the one who is average. He praised my rip before Alicia, but late
		
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			and the subject will hire out the good door is the one
		
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			who preys on time with the jamara.
		
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			So you see now what happened, he came and he gave examples for the meaning. Another scholar came and
said, the meaning of
		
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			volume enough, say McPherson sabich will hierarchy is this. The first one volume in NFC is the one
who deals with interest. He charged he charged interest, because this is the this is forbidden, the
one whose average, Mokhtar said is the one who trades
		
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			he buys and sells it is permissible.
		
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			And the one who's Sabbath will higher art is good door
		
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			is the one who gives in charity.
		
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			He's the one who gives in charity.
		
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			Try to compare between the two examples. Now both scholars, they gave very similar examples. But
they differ in illustrating the meaning.
		
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			That's what we mean by differences in illustration. So this is the second type.
		
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			The third type
		
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			is the difference in or due to ambiguity.
		
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			And this happens when the word has several meanings.
		
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			The word has several meanings.
		
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			Whether because if the not two different species of a genus, and you choose one of them, or
		
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			because the word is equivocal.
		
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			What's the example for this? We have many examples in the Quran.
		
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			well lately either us, us.
		
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			us us in Arabic, it has two opposite meanings
		
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			began and ended
		
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			when the night begins or when the night ends. Now again, it's the same word, but the meaning will
vary.
		
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			According to the meaning you choose because it has two meanings.
		
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			Another example while mapa la cartuja Tara bosma bM fusina de la Santa Kuru.
		
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			This is in Surah Al Baqarah. Allah instructed the divorced woman to wait for free.
		
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			But what's the or, or in Arabic again means two different meanings. It means the periods
		
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			during the menses, and it means the purification between
		
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			the two menses
		
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			in between the period
		
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			it has two different meanings. So which one you choose? And according to the word that you chose,
the meaning will be different. What's the reason for that difference?
		
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			The ambiguity of the word.
		
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			Another example, while federal while a national
		
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			was cephei. Well, what were lately it is
		
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			well fed Malayali national, what are the 10 nights?
		
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			Some scholars said it is the nights of
		
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			Ramadan, the last 10 nights of Ramadan. Other scholars said it is the 10 Knights of
		
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			the ledger,
		
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			the Knights of the eighth the Knights of the hedge in the ledger
		
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			because it's possible that this is the meaning and this is the meaning
		
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			the word is ambiguous it could accept them both.
		
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			Now we move to the third or to the fourth type
		
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			of differences amongst the scholars choice of words
		
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			according to the word they choose,
		
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			the meaning will be different.
		
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			And now inshallah It is time for reading now you have lots of reading to do actually in this book.
		
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			And in this book,
		
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			in this book book of McAfee Rahim Allah we start from page 29.
		
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			I asked you already to read from one to 50 did you do that? Okay. So, you should know what I talked
about. Few things are not covered here. We will discuss them in this book.
		
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			So please open the book
		
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			on page 16.
		
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			PAGE 16.
		
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			Chapter two
		
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			differences in tafsir between the self and we will start with differences in expression.
		
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			Go ahead.
		
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			Differences in expression, we have the first type one the Express one and the same idea with
different words such that one of them brings out one aspect of the idea. And the other the other
aspect, even though both refer to the same thing. These explanations are like alternative names
which lie between synonyms and antonyms. Examples are the various names for the words such as other
serene, the sharp and Elmo. Elmo handed over one. Yeah. Another example for the first reason for
differences
		
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			when the word has several meanings,
		
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			the sword in Arabic the sword means it you could say ultra Sam or al Mohammed or a sarin
		
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			now they are all talking about the same thing, which is the the sword.
		
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			So if you say it's Sam, it's one that does not mean you're talking about something other than the
sword it is the sword, but it's given another name.
		
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			Okay, go ahead. And I'll mahana the one made of the best deal of India or the various names of
Allah, the prophet SAW in the film and the Quran, all divided, all Divine Names refer to one and the
same being that is why to call him by one name is not against calling him by another name. This
truth has been mentioned by Allah Himself, call him a lot or call him a human by whatever name you
call him. It is well for to Him belong all Beautiful Names. Okay. I hope this is clear. Now, there
are few pages to further clarify the meaning of this reason of differences amongst the scholars.
		
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			So we'll move now to the second reason, at page 20. PAGE 20 differences in illustration,
		
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			differences in illustration, we have the second type of variation when the salaf, while explaining
the general term, mentioned one or the other of its kind by way of illustration, and draw the
attention of their listeners to its species, instead of offering a definition in terms of its genus
and differential, if a non Arab were to ask them what his hopes, bread, they might show a Ratliff, a
flat little leaf, yes, rat leaf, a flat loaf of bread and say, This is it. Obviously what they meant
is the thing of that kind, rather than a loaf of bread.
		
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			An example of this type of difference in the sphere is what has been said about the worst. Then we
gave the book for inheritance to such of our servants as we chose, but there are among them those
who wronged themselves of violin, leanness sihi and those who are who are average in doing their
duties and moccasins and some are by Allah leave the formulas l sadock. Okay, good deed. We
mentioned this example move to the second page. Next Page statements regarding
		
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			Yes, statements regarding relevant Tory background to this category. The statements regarding the
relevant story background of the Quranic verses also belong particularly the ones which say that a
certain worse was revealed in the case of this or that person, as we find in the discussion on the
cases of Revelation. As bad as usual, in various commentaries. It has been said for instance, that
the worst of the hair came down in the case of the wife of gadot in case it had been Seamus, the
worst of Leon was revealed in the case of Wei, Wei min
		
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			Danny or halal been Omega, the worst of heilala came down in the case of Jabir ibn Abdullah or the
Allahu Allahu rhodiola. On Houma, the worst judge in their dispute according to what Allah has
revealed, came down in the case of Benny
		
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			Araiza and Benny unideal. The worst whoever turns his back that day was revealed at the time of
Bella, the worst witness on your transit the witness on your transactions, when debt approaches
		
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			you
		
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			you was revealed in the case of me,
		
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			okay, this is another remember what we mentioned about the benefit the advantage of learning the
reasons of Revelation, you need to relate to this also to this section. Okay, page 23. The third
reason differences due to ambiguity, differences duty ambiguity. Another difference which we find in
there the fear concerned which concerns words which can mean two different things, either because
the words are equivocal, such as qaswarah or suara in Arabic and on camera Mustang Farah, Farah
temuka suara. This is in Surah.
		
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			Which surah so
		
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			what's the meaning of cassava?
		
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			cassava means could mean lion
		
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			or could means the the the archer.
		
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			So, lion
		
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			is an animal but Archer is a human being, but the meaning
		
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			it gives you the same meaning because the animal would flee from the lion as well as it will flee
from the hunter.
		
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			So which one you choose?
		
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			The meaning will be different according to Okay, such as qaswarah, which means that Archer as well
as a lion, or ssF, which means both the Advent and the departure of Knight or because they denote
two different species of the genus or two different members of a class. Well, only one is in fact
intended. An instance is that concealed from pronto me, pronoun mini subject in this course. Then he
approached and came near, and it was at a distance of but to bolens of even near Madonna fidella
sakana Baba Cassini, Edina
		
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			words like wild fetch well lately in LA LA Nash, la, la la la la when I yell in ash
		
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			when I
		
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			say it just says it really well.
		
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			Lie
		
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			okay repeat after okay sorry, wait
		
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			a while what was chef evil was
		
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			in such cases it is sometimes possible that all this lF has said that the seer of a worse is true,
but another time it may not be true. The first is the case if the worst has been revealed twice,
once meaning one thing and the other time meaning another, or if the word is equivocal, and possibly
means both things. This has been upheld by most of the scholars of the Maliki Shafi and henneberry
schools as well as many theologians. In other case, in the other case, namely the case of the word
which may refer to two quite different things in the same class, the word would be taken in its
general connotation, if there is nothing to specify, okay. move now to the last one, differences in
		
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			choice of words, differences in choice of words, in order to express an idea the seller has often
used words which are very close in their connotation, but which are not sin synonymous. This has
unfortunately been considered as a difference of opinion, it has not been realized that there are
very few words in the language which are synonymous, synonymous in the end, they are rare, almost
non existent, it is very difficult to find a word which can raise all the meanings which are
conveyed by another word, at best it will be an approximation, this is one of the reasons why the N
is in mytable. In in the worst on the day when the this is important, this statement, you may be
		
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			asked why the Quran is inimitable, you cannot imitate the Quran Why?
		
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			So you need to know Okay,
		
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			the day when the firmament will be in Swift commotion, mount. For example, if you explain the word
mount by hierarchy, movement, this would be an approximation, yo Matamoros, Mo Mo da, that's the
word that he's talking about Mt. Four mt means a light and swift movement. Similarly, if you say
what he revelation is a lamb communication or paraphrase Oh haev l hanaa. Review revealed as Ansel
now we sent it down or say that, but yeah, exactly. I'll give you an example. Now. Why? What's the
meaning of fire?
		
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			Revelation, what about inspiration?
		
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			What about sending down
		
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			Can you say one of them wrong?
		
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			No. So this is another example. Okay.
		
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			Or say that Dana to the children of Israel means lampman lamina informed then informed them all
these will only be approximations, rather than
		
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			giving the real meanings for what he means swift and secret communication. While cada la casa de la
him is a special form of inspiration, information implying the sense of is enough said sending down
as well as it had revealing Okay. Now, these are how many reasons for differences of the
		
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			four. But remember, all these differences are amongst the scholars of the seller themselves. Now
there is another reason
		
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			for
		
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			another difference for another reason, it's on page 228 differences because of the Hadith,
		
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			because of the Hadith.
		
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			Some people now we said if you did not interpret the Quran by the Quran, where do you move
		
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			to the Hadith, but what if you based your Tafseer on a weak Hadith, what will happen?
		
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			So that's another reason of differences.
		
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			They had a narration go ahead read please. Number 28 differences in the seer based on how they eat
the differences in the Sierra RF two kinds, those are those which are entirely based on the Sunnah.
And those which are known by other means, for knowledge lies either in authentic hadith or valid
deduction, and the Hadith either order originates from an infallible authority or a fallible one of
the Hadith, whether they originate from an infallible authority or a fallible one, these are about
though these are those about which it is possible to ascertain if they are true. So hey, are we dive
and if there are others about which we cannot ascertain
		
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			This much
		
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			of the ladder kind of a Heidi whose authenticity cannot be ascertained, the majority are of no use
and need not to be discussed here. But those whose authenticity the oma must know and carry with
them, signs by which we can ascertain their truth, examples of the first kind of a headache which
are useless, and of which there is no way to know the truth or many, for instance, that are hiding
containing the color of the dog that the people of the cave had. Exactly. Now, Allah subhanaw taala
mentioned the people of the cave, and he mentioned that they had a dog, did he mention what's the
color of that dog?
		
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			Is it worth it to search and discuss what was the color of their dog it will not help you, if it
will help you alas pantalla would have mentioned it in the Quran. So there is no use of spending
time and such thing.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			The part of the cow with which Musa alayhis salam hit the dead, the size of the ark of Noah alayhis
salam and the kind of wood it was made of, and the name of the boy whom Claire killed, etc. Okay,
move to the second page 29 last line, the point I am trying to make, that's what I
		
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			want you to listen to. The point I am trying to make is that to find out the truth of divergent
ahaadeeth
		
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			where there is no way to ascertain the truth and where the citation of different opinions does not a
will, is like finding out the truth about a heartbeat, which does not have anything to prove its
authenticity.
		
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			The other Hadith about which we can ascertain whether they are true or false concern things think a
lot that matter in life. These are, for instance, a hadith in the books of the seer, Hadith and
military expeditions. Mel hezi, about our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and other prophets, la
Muslim, which are false because they are contradicted by authentic ahaadeeth. This is however, not
something peculiar with a heartbeat, we also come across it in matters that are known through other
means. What I want to say, however, is that a heartbeat which are important for religion have some
properties by which we can differentiate the true from the false among them. We know that a hadith
		
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			regarding the seer are no better than a hadith regarding wars and expeditions. This is why a man had
said a hadith regarding three things this year military expeditions now has he and wars Mullah him
have no chain of narration is net. The other version of mmm Hamad saying is that they have no basis
as that that is to say that they have no chain of narration for Moses, if you say there is no chain
of narration, so you will not verify it, whether you reject it because you don't know whether it's
true or not. Or you will accept the Hadith without knowing or without verifying them. And that will
lead this is another cause why scholars differ in the Hadith. Now, again, there are lots of things
		
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			to read.
		
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			But all what we mentioned so far, is differences of the Tafseer amongst the self, which means which
we mean amongst the scholars of philosophical Gemma. There is another reason for the differences in
diversity. But it's not a valid reason.
		
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			We're not saying it's correct, but it's happening. The Tafseer based on the bias, or the deviant
sects of Islam, just like the Shia, who tried to twist the meanings of the ayat.
		
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			When they say yeah, you have never you been the amount zero like Arabic, deliver what was sent down
from Allah to you, they say what was sent down from Allah to you in regards to Allah, that is the
Khalifa. Or about the story of the cow. Indeed, Allah commands you to, to slaughter a cow, they
said, it means I should have the lawn. Now there is no basis for this seed, but because they are
deviant, they follow their own desires. So they wanted
		
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			to have the tafsir to move the tafsir according to
		
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			their opinions. And this is in page 42. Can you please move to page 42? We want to finish this,
		
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			this issue about the differences in the Tafseer and your job is to read you have lots of reading
actual the the reasons for differences in tafsir. That's what you need. Only if you answer this
question. That's it.
		
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			Differences interfere as a result of Secretary and bias. The second cause
		
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			The difference in the sear concerns reasoning, rather than how did the errors that have crept into
this year through this channel have mostly been the result of two things which appeal things, you
need to know them, okay, which appeared after the activity of this year by the companions, the
successors and their followers had come to an end. They are not to be found in the commentaries that
are based on the comments of these three generations. So this is a question here, why don't we have
these differences and the old deficit the first set of the companions, because of their time, they
were united, they did not have these whims and desires
		
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			to form new meanings that have no basis, but it happened later on.
		
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			Okay, they are not, they are not to be found in the commentaries that are based on the comments of
these three generations, such as the commentaries are off. Al rezac. workI ebin, homemade.
		
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			These are the names he listed the names of the pious predecessors of the scholars who gave the
Tafseer. And most of them are similar. They did not have differences. Next page is the first thing
which happened was that a p? Well, the first thing that happened was that a people first formed some
ideas and then interpreted Docker and in light of those ideas, okay, this is the first thing which
is very important. You need to understand how this all happened.
		
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			I form an opinion, I saw people that are following an agenda. And if I follow them, I will not be
famous. I like people to know me. I like fame. So I formed a different opinion. And usually people
follow the strange things. Now people want to come to me, but my opinion has no basis. How can I
convince them that it is true? What I'm saying is true. what others are saying is wrong. I already
found the opinion, but it has no basis. I come to the IRS, and I try to
		
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			twist the IRS to support my opinion. So that's what happened. While we as Muslims, we first believe,
and according to what the ayah says, we form our opinions. So this is the first thing.
		
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			The second thing which happened was that some people began to explain Quranic passages, just as any
Arabic speaking person would understand them, without considering who their author was, or to whom
they were revealed, and to whom they were addressed. Very important point as well. Because you may
be asked this question, can you interpret the Quran linguistically only
		
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			by the language? Can you or can't you?
		
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			Why it's in Arabic, and people understand Arabic. If Allah sent the Quran in Chinese people will not
understand. But he understood the he sent the book in order to be understood. Yet, it's true you
cannot. Because it's not like any other book. It's not a regular book. It's the book of Allah
subhanaw taala. So do not forget that it was revealed by Allah.
		
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			Allah sent down this book, it's the word of Allah.
		
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			You cannot ignore the incidents that took place the context of the ayah
		
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			so this is the other reason that when people try to ignore the ahaadeeth try to ignore the Syrah try
to ignore the source of the Quran and they started interpreting the Quran. According to
		
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			the Arabic language only, yes, the Arabic language could be supporting
		
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			way to interpret the Quran but it cannot be a sole method to to interpret the Quran. I think this is
enough inshallah. With this we will conclude our session. Hello Salalah Solomon and Mohammed value
Samia Jemaine Santa Monica.