Jamal Zarabozo – Principles Of Tafseer Part 2

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The speakers discuss the importance of interpreting the Quran in light of other verses and the principles of Islam. They stress the significance of finding relevant information and avoiding useless details, while also acknowledging the value of avoiding information and avoiding trouble for the media. The speakers also emphasize the importance of avoiding false expectations and not wanting to get into trouble for the media.

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			Those of you who were here last time and you remember anything from,
		
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			from nothing.
		
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			And basically this is the point of the entire lecture let them was this
		
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			turning to the Quran trying to understand the meaning of the Quran, or in other words, the science
of the fear
		
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			and it is not something that is just open to anyone's feelings or anyone's interpretation, but there
is any basic methodology,
		
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			basic procedures
		
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			that we must follow and the Quran has not been
		
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			around has not been open to anyone to just approach to the Quran and interpret the Quran
		
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			in any way that he wishes. In fact, Allah subhanho wa Taala and Quran there's the money not enough
in
		
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			this verse of the Quran and it shed some light
		
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			on the fact that any of the Quran
		
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			itself and it wasn't loved by Allah subhana wa tada without it actually being explained.
		
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			Well the purpose of today's lecture and perhaps the next lecture
		
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			and what are the what are the sources that we may turn to if we if we wish to
		
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			try to interpret the Quran try to understand the Quran more deeply. And besides the sources also
what are some of the principles that we should that we should use an interpretive put on
		
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			the first source
		
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			and what is the first thing that we should look to when we want to interpret the Quran is to look at
the Quran itself. In other words, we interpret the Quran and in light of the other verses if we want
to understand one verse of the Quran, for example, we look at in the light of the other verses of
the Quran, where the Quran
		
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			has been
		
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			revealed as one book and he all of it is a consistent book. It doesn't contradict itself as a lesson
		
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			on when you came in and decided that he never did roofie 11 zero.
		
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			This verse in the Quran from Surah Nisa, good enough ponder on the Quran, the Quran has added been
from other than Allah, they would have surely have found very much discrepancy.
		
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			I mean, to
		
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			me this, this verse in the Quran
		
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			tells us that in fact, any there's no contradiction between any parts of the Quran, Allah subhana wa
tada is denying that there be any contradiction in any parts of the Quran. In other words,
		
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			and it is not the case that you'll find one Quran one part of the Quran contradicting other parts of
the Quran, but instead all of the Quran and is consistent parts of it explain others and parts of it
gives him a meaning to to other parts.
		
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			One of the greatest mistakes actually in the history of Islam. Is this lacking any of not looking to
the Quran as an entire entity, and he taking the Quran as a whole? Well, if we want to study the
history of Islam and look at some of the data or some of the groups that deviated from the path of
any what is known as as soon as
		
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			you see that the main reason that most of them deviated
		
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			and is related to this point of looking to the client as a whole to understand, for example, who are
		
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			the people who committed the great sins and whether they're flawed or not. And he had a tendency to
take
		
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			particular verses from the Quran and forget other verses of the Quran while also with respect to the
pushing of predestination in the different groups, and it is split up because of this question of
color. And all of them took some verses from the Quran and and had a tendency to neglect or not
study in detail the other verses of the Quran was was the practice of
		
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			hamdulillah any to try his best to take all the Quran as a whole and use part of the Quran to
explain other parts of what this is why and I'm delighted to have been graded and in this point and
have avoided the extremes that the other groups that I alluded to, for them to
		
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			was actually this aspect of the problem
		
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			as far as he stated, and he actually the Quran can be considered as if it were one sorta and one
chapter, not many sort of journeys is actually one book.
		
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			Anywhere everything is possible who might have been one of the centerpieces it can be considered
almost like one sin and it is all consistent and parts of itself and, and it with respect to the
science of the fear.
		
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			The scholars have agreed that this is the basic principle of the first source of succeed if you want
to interpret the Quran
		
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			In terms of the problem, the first source of the theory is the Quran itself. As a team he wrote, he
said if someone asks, What is the best methodology of this year? He said the answer is the best
methodology to see it is to explain the Quran by other verses of the Quran. What is stated generally
or in general form or actually is human in one place, is explained in another place. And what is put
in one in one place in an abbreviated manner and without much details is presented in detail in
another place that
		
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			was was that he
		
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			was the author of probably one of the most important books, if not the most important books, and it
related to the Quran and the Quran. He also says that the best way to interpret the Quran is by
using the Quran itself.
		
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			What is stated in a concise fashion in one place may be elaborated upon at another place.
		
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			Also other writers have mentioned and this is the best and most trusted word trustworthy manner of
deceit because no one knows the brand better than almost no one knows the meaning of
		
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			the one who revealed
		
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			Well, actually, there's a person put on so
		
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			the points to this,
		
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			this principle of interpreting the Quran, in light of other verses of the Quran.
		
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			Well, this verse in the Quran is a well known verse.
		
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			Because the unfortunate also been misinterpreted
		
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			by a number of people. Well, this is the verse in the Quran, from sort of an Iran who will again say
that it can mean who is normal, or Koroma,
		
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			Malvina pupu, means even face to be onomah to share bahaman home.
		
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			It's a version that we
		
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			that we, when we are animals that we the home of LA, classic una una and NaVi kuruman, kuruman and
deerupt in
		
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			this verse in the Quran,
		
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			first of all has been misinterpreted by many people because of the
		
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			concept of
		
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			what is the meaning by the way?
		
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			And is the first part of the verse and he says it is he and it is almost the kind of Allah who sent
down to Mohammed the book. And it's the verses that are imperative clear. They are the foundations
of the book, and others are want to share because
		
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			they don't want to give the meaning as I just asked, What is the medium what to share?
		
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			One of the problems with this verse and in fact, if you go to the translation of Mohammed Mamadou
		
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			abilities, the valley TV Erving, Mohammed, and then copied Mohammed Ali, Ahmed it, all of them
translated with the showerhead, as meaning allegorical figures. What's the meaning of allegorical,
everything
		
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			doesn't have literal meaning. But this is not the meaning of each other at all. And that means a
verse which could have more meaning or verse whose meaning is not clear. What this verse in the
Quran when we studied the terminal jewel of this verse in the Quran, from Sudan, Iran, it makes it
clear that there are verses in the Quran that you could understand and in more than one way or you
could misunderstand
		
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			and the principle as I was discussing any of the principles is that these verses are to be
interpreted in the light of the verses which are clear buttons.
		
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			And in whichever hat are supposed to be in third interpreted and understood in life, the most common
was this verse was revealed when the most when the when some Christians from the john came to the
problem.
		
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			And they tried to to talk about that element missing that in the Quran itself. There's proof for
Trinity.
		
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			What is the proof from the Quran? Trinity, the Trinity,
		
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			the Muslim value for sure you know, to
		
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			say what is the what was the proof in the brand?
		
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			Any their proof from the Quran, when they talk to the public about unity? They said there are verses
in the Quran which any in which Allah subhana wa tada talked about himself in the plural. And we
reviewed this, we did this, we did that and so forth.
		
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			And if we if we take that, the those verses in the Quran, that is true, and is that they actually
they are more to share the head, you can say that they want to sell the house because they could
have more, it's possible. And if you understand them in more than one way they are not the meaning
is not really one. In other words, you could understand them as meaningful out and you just if you
take those verses by themselves, forget about the rest of the Quran. If you if you read
		
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			universe in which you listen, I know what that is, we did sentences and it could be understood in
the form of Trump.
		
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			And
		
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			it could be understood that we almost man without is actually talking about more than one he left
		
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			well it could be understood as is known in the Arabic language and also other non Arabic languages.
		
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			That is, for example, in royalty now, even still today when the Queen of England talks when you ask
her, how are you doing, she says, we are doing fine. And he still this day she never uses the
singular forms for herself. And this is the this is another way that you can understand.
		
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			A third way to understand it, which is the explanation given by a multimeter which all of you from
the superclass know because we talked about them.
		
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			In the Damien's explanation was what
		
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			remember,
		
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			Damien's
		
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			interpretation and explanation of these verses is that they are used, and the only one I must
contend with that is referring to an action that is being done through an Malaika In other words,
I'm listening to Allah is referring to himself meaning him and the money are doing him and the
angels are doing the action with what is clear from these verses, and in which Allah subhana wa tada
use the plural to refer to himself. If you take these verses, and you compare them to many other
verses in the Quran, which are welcomed and in which have no other means possible meaning to them,
such as all law, I had a low from a limited point of view, this will then become the focal point.
		
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			And if you interpret these verses in the light of the mosque, and that you will see that the claim
of the Christians and of course it wasn't true, this does not mean that it does not mean
		
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			Well, this is, as I said, the specs of what actually it's alluded to in the plan itself. And
inshallah later we'll talk about other principles that we can derive from the Quran itself.
		
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			And it related to disappear.
		
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			Before we get to that, we should realize that any this source is to see it is an infallible source
of deceit.
		
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			Or actually, to put it perhaps in a better way, is it notes of fear, and we cannot give any
explanation of the Quran that contradicts this source of deceit.
		
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			Danny, for example, we take any specific verses we put on and we try to interpret that verse and our
interpretation of that verse goes against other verses of the Quran, that means that that
interpretation is wrong.
		
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			I think it's clear that any of the
		
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			So, the principle again, is it any any interpretation that contradicts any part of quantum computing
any worse of a put on that interpretation must be rejected completely. And as I said, inshallah, we
will discuss some other principles besides that, that come directly from the Quran itself related to
		
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			now I just like to give some examples of how Allah subhana wa tada
		
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			how we will find for example, in parts of the Quran we'll find something and in other parts of the
Quran, excuse me, we'll find the explanation for that.
		
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			For example, Allah subhanaw taala died in an invoke it up this Adam received from his Lord words and
he relented toward
		
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			the moment Ravi calamus in the valley.
		
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			You need this? In this verse in photos in Baccarat, it simply says that Allah subhana wa tada taught
		
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			Adam the words and he for him to stay, and throughout his offense, but in that particular verse, it
doesn't say what are those words? And he just says that Allah subhanaw taala gave him some words,
and he that
		
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			he could make us
		
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			that's the lesson kind of as to forgive him. What were those words?
		
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			You may say, you may you may see.
		
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			Now, that we find in this and also
		
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			we find the explanation for this verse, or specifically what this verse is referring to, we find it
and adding a pseudo
		
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			pseudo omegas Lara was 23 in which the words that Adam were taught was
		
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			so good or no, we have wronged yourself if you forgive us not, and have not mercy on us, you were of
the law.
		
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			Well, another example
		
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			also, is the perhaps even more important example something that we should all realize, and we should
all realize the meaning of this verse. And that is the verse in Soros and Bethlehem, in which you
read
		
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			We ask Allah Subhana Allah to guide us to the streets that
		
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			the person who
		
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			need to,
		
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			to get to the straight path,
		
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			the path of those who are less than headed with data had
		
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			one of these people
		
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			left behind with data and the Quran clearly tells us who these people are.
		
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			I'm just talking about this.
		
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			More than Edina, and I'm sorry. And who are these people that are left behind what data has been?
Actually it was written into the
		
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			press today and last night?
		
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			Which is home? Where's this verse? Explain?
		
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			To me the explanation for this verse, and who are those people? And when we make what we in the
slot?
		
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			When we read the source, in fact, we're asking Allah subhanho wa Taala, to guide us to a specific
path. And in fact that specific people call us in hand with data that actually tells us who are
those people that we are asking to be guided in a similar path, and they are the prophets and the
sincere and the martyrs and the righteous.
		
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			One of the verse in the Quran also that was read to me, by the way, many of these verses
		
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			I think this has
		
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			something to do
		
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			with it.
		
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			Let them handle the data. And then
		
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			the second one is
		
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			let's do with data and talking about the hood. The purpose
		
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			here is to figure out who should do
		
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			and which is from Sudoku Baccarat. Then even after that your hearts were hardened and became as
rocks are worse than rocks and
		
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			worse I'm thinking is 50 of the Quran.
		
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			who by the way, so I'm thinking is to assume the Quran is probably the best. And using this
principle of sincere and it to explain parts of the Quran biodiversity factors clip from the title
of this episode, and this is one of his points. Well, he says that in this verse, And Allah subhana
wa tada only says that their hearts were made hard. But it doesn't say what was the reason? And it's
not explained in this verse and sort of
		
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			what is the reason? This episode read today in
		
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			verse 13, I sort of denied Allison Hannah with Dolly lanes and Is it because of their breaking the
covenant that I'll let them handle with data that we have crucify them and we have made their hearts
hearts?
		
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			Well, actually, there are there are many. And we can take many examples of this nature from the
Quran as it did one book, which is excellent, once a year, which is excellent in that nature is the
conservatives.
		
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			Were actually this practice of interpreting Iran in light of other verses of the Quran as it says it
has its source in the Quran itself was was a very common practice among the Sahaba. Well, I said
especially was one of the was one of the best. And when it came to extreme verses in the Quran, on
the basis of other verse in the Quran is used to correct some people's misunderstandings of some
person based on any other verse in the Quran.
		
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			Another another professor who also use this principle, and use this quite well actually, although
he's not that well known for using this principle that will
		
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			sit in the shade of the Quran of Quran
		
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			and use this principle actually extensively. And to take one example from that an example which even
		
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			any verse which even some Muslims have, have in my history have come to me and asked me about
		
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			which confuses some people that is the sort of thing he said,
		
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			I think was also written if I remember correctly,
		
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			in the CBOE is the medium rasulillah Where can he lead the world? In the Merriam Romero
		
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			that the Jesus the Messiah, the Son of Mary was no more than a messenger of Allah and His word,
which he bestowed on Mary and a spirit proceed proceeding from him. And especially of course,
Muslims who embraced Islam in the United States coming from a Christian background.
		
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			And because of the concept, any sometimes you still have some things lingering in your mind from
from your past. We call this an English old baggage old luggage, sometimes hard to get rid of
		
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			old luggage, but even Muslims anywhere had no any background in Christianity. Some of them have been
confused by this verse. And he specifically the phrase Jan is his word, Allah subhana wa tada goes
Raisa, and he can image the world and he lemery also ramen
		
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			was probably because of the influence of Christianity and so forth, even spreading into the Muslim
men. And so people get confused by these verses. And think that perhaps he says something a little
bit different from
		
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			other human beings. And there's something special about him. And in fact, I was in
		
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			an account in California not too long ago, where there
		
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			there was a woman who used to be originally she's Muslim, she became Christian. And now she's just
returning to, to, to Islam. And we had a little bit of debate about about eight and eight. And he
did, she still considers him something a little bit more special than the other prophets or
something. And one of the reasons is because of this verse, and he that Allah subhana wa God is
describing is an h&m as I said, as a word which he bestowed on Mary, and a spirit proceeding from
him was I said, discusses this. This verse in particular very well in is the dividend cron and seems
that even during his time in Egypt, there was some question about what is the meaning of the what is
		
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			meant in this verse by a word bestowed on marriage.
		
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			And by the way, remember what we're talking about the topic is explaining the Quran in view of the
verse of the Quran. So what is what is really the word
		
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			let's have a handle with data. It says McCullough in the olden Olden only seen either an opponent by
a cone and if the word that Allah subhana wa tada is talking about here is corn. And y'all know what
that is that corn or be the verse in English says for to anything which we have will we say B and it
says, any Allah subhana wa tada that simply said, corn and a B. And he needs to know what
		
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			what is the meaning of rock and also this first verse that we can aim at the hula hula Miriam
Murakami.
		
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			I will give you what
		
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			what the third quarter brought about,
		
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			you know, it's not for me
		
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			to give the blame or the responsibility, whichever the case may be to quit. And
		
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			then you should realize it's
		
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			not something doesn't have to be something special. Because this is something that Allah subhanaw
taala described in the Quran in the same way that when Allah subhana wa Tada, created human beings
were created in the simplicity. And it is also a Muslim henna without as it is the father of the
scholar of Buddhism, Monica in the
		
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			same way that the way to who when the path to see him in
		
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			the crowd who said he did lots of heroin data says in this verse, because the Lord said to the
angels, I am about to create man from clay, when I have fashioned him and breathe into him of my
spirit, flow you down and prostrations unto him was this is any this verse in the Quran telling us
that actually all of creation all living beings, a lot, but any, any all of mankind, Allah subhana
wa tada when He created us, and He breathed into us any spirits from him. from him he doesn't have
it's not some people who believe in what they take this to mean it this person's role has prompt
him. Also another verse,
		
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			any to support this
		
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			interpretation of state.
		
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			This in fact, any the the word that he bestowed on Mary and Ross is nothing different from the
process this data had been flowing
		
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			from the from the time of Adam and Eve This is also supported very clearly, as I put the point up by
another verse,
		
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			in which Alison hanworth data did in the method at the lake and entity Adam, held up a woman to
Robin to makanan, who can play
		
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			well, any
		
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			English This is the similitude of Jesus before Allah, as that was Adam, created him from dust then
said to him, he and he was
		
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			what any This is, as if it says any of this is just one example from that book, similar and
		
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			and it's sometimes this interpretation
		
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			of one versus in view of other verses is really based on each head.
		
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			And it's sometimes it's not a clear thing
		
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			that you can see and is if I interpret this verse in light, and according to what another verse is,
sometimes it is not as good as the examples I gave are pretty clear. Sometimes they are not that
clear. But even when it is the case of
		
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			the evidence is there the relation between the two verses may not be as strong as perhaps you would
like them to be. Still, that other verse in the Quran is a stronger statement than what someone can
come
		
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			can come from his own opinion. And in other words, if I if I interpret a verse of the Quran and the
life of another verse, and the relationship between them is not real strong, but there's the
relationship between them.
		
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			And he feels that that other statement of God and the Quran would be stronger than someone coming
with a statement from the Quran to interpret the first verse. So sometimes it is clear and it's
beyond question other times there is some he has invoked.
		
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			Those were simply examples from the Quran itself. How the Quran can explain itself. In other words,
as an smec, he says in other scholars have said, you will find sometimes one verse stating something
deeply. And you will find it explained simply simply, or a verse will refer to something for
example, those people whom Allah has blessed
		
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			and will define explicitly in another burst who they are, when in cases like that, it's very
difficult to need to question
		
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			the results of the conclusions that that kind of that kind of
		
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			sleep
		
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			usually when you look when you read books about the number one and number two fear for example,
		
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			usually what when they talk about the foreigners interpreting itself
		
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			or the Quran in its relationship with the fear usually that's all you read the verses interpret
other verses, and then they'll bring some examples like what we brought, but even more importantly
is that in the Quran itself, there are many principles of deceit. And in other words, we can derive
many rules of secede from the Quran itself.
		
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			This is similar to the case for example, in Romans Hadees, in which many of the rules the principles
regarding regarding Jehovah ideas or who to accept this narrative and who to reject, I actually
explicitly related to verses in the Quran was similarly also with respect to the fear and it has
many principles that we can get derived from, from the Quran itself.
		
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			One principle I think this is going to be broken in a few minutes.
		
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			And one principle of the Quran that we can derive from the plan related to fear and this is what the
the gist of the entire lecture last time was, is it anyone may not speak about the Quran without and
without knowledge, no one is allowed to follow one's own desires and interpret the Quran or to base
their opinions upon them for an unconfirmed manners or speculation. And they did, we discussed that
last time, we gave the course the medical opinion about what should be done to such such people.
		
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			And also we also gave him an opinion that any speaking about the listener without or without them,
is perhaps one of the and he actually stated the grid could be it could be committed.
		
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			Secondly, also as we just alluded to, we can see in the Quran itself that parts of the Quran
interpret other parts of the plant and it is not just the practical results that we get from the
scholars assistir but the Quran itself, alludes to it. For example, Allah subhana wa Taala says he
tells us as a boo boo Mattila,
		
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			Hakeem
		
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			wants another verse, he never wants to see that.
		
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			And he this, these these verses in the Quran, say Danny This is a book the revelations were up or
perfected and then expanded a book where of the verses are exposed. And in other words, Allah
subhana wa tada did not leave the Quran without being explained as it is not to Alice's to main
arena, Diane
		
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			was the way that all this data reveal explained the Quran was through the Quran itself. And as we'll
talk about later, also through the through the
		
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			third principle of to see if any, directly related to the directly derived from the Quranic verses
itself, and which we also mentioned earlier is to any to interpret the and what to show the heads of
the Quran in the light of the Muslims or interpret those verses in the Quran, that are open to more
than one interpretation and delight in the guidance of those verses of Quran which are not open to
more than one interpretation.
		
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			A fourth principle
		
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			which was the question
		
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			and what is the meaning of the motors motor shall they run with the showerhead? Again, as we
discussed earlier, and as you as you mentioned, Yanni,
		
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			scholars have given different meanings. And in particular, they have referred it to different
things. will also this is related on how the versus this is also related to how the verse is to be
read. The verse can be read in two different ways. Both ways of reading it are correct and
acceptable.
		
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			And in what the server has exactly what it means, and in the correct definition of what to separate,
as understood by the huddle from the earliest generation is a verse or meaning having a verse was
meaning to be more than one is open to more than one meaning as opposed to mahkumat, which any verse
is not open to more than one mean, in fact, some of the some of the setup include including even our
birth data, find it even more specifically than that, according to our best the multi showerheads
are what,
		
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			what other ones?
		
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			Now, according to
		
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			the show the hats are the verses which have been abrogated.
		
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			So
		
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			the person verses that have been abrogated, what commands are those verses which are still to be
applied in that?
		
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			Well, this interpretation that he is given, and it is exclusionary to him through authentic change,
and it is
		
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			an opinion held by some of the senators, including his image, but the more general meaning, or more
general understanding of the verse is any that
		
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			there are verses that have more than more than one meaning, or any whose meaning by themselves is
not clear. Well, another reason why there's some confusion about the medium of Shall we had in this
verse is because there's two ways to read the verse.
		
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			With respect to that, we have the verse of the mukachevo head, Allah subhana wa Taala says, we'll
know we'll make animals that we the whole Illa law,
		
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			with some people stuck there, that no one knows it, that we accept them.
		
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			While others read it. And again, both of these are from the center will know your animals that we
know that we live in a live around the corner.
		
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			And either no one knows this, that will except for Allah. And those people who have knowledge, both
readings are correct, both readings are proper. The problem is that in the two different readings
that the words that will has a completely different meaning.
		
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			Word that we'll and the two different readings have completely different reading. And if you if you,
if you if you read
		
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			about those people who read it in one way and how they explained the verse, you'll see that they
understood the word that we have, in a completely different way. The words that we have, as we
mentioned earlier, in the previous lecture has more than one meaning.
		
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			And the seller, according to the seller, for the early scholars, even according to the release
clause, it has more than one meaning when they when they, when they get along with that we know that
we know in the law, Rusty horn if it hadn't been anyone, they continue.
		
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			And he did not stop it. Online, they stated that any only online most people have knowledge, know
that we'll have it What's the meaning of that we'll in this case, the way they read.
		
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			The meaning of that we in this case is that the fear or the meaning of the word, and the plain
meaning of the word.
		
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			When they read it, when we get animals that we eat a whole lot and stop there, what's the meaning of
that we're
		
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			gonna love it.
		
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			We said so we'll add different means one of the one of the meanings is the actualization, and or the
realization of what the verse is talking about. So for example, the verses that talk about didn't
know what not.
		
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			And in fact, this is why, by the way, some of them and some of them have been criticized for this is
that the verses of
		
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			concerning and the smell was the best the names of Allah, and the attributes of a lot of their
problems. And even what he said he had, and what some of them means, or what some of the meaning
from that is one thing which is incorrect, but what some of them mean by that statement, and clearly
when they when they discuss it further, what they mean by that is this the some weird, or the
actual, any attributes of a law and the actual essence of a law is something that only almost man
without a nose.
		
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			Like, though, depending on how you read that verse,
		
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			the words that will have a different meaning, but in general, any other word any back to the
original question that we had, in general, basically, it is those verses that have more than one
possible meaning to them. And the way that they're supposed to be interpreted is in the life of
		
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			the fourth principle.
		
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			question is whether or not there's a difference of opinion now among the scholars about what are the
most what are the verses which are clear
		
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			For example, and therefore this applies also what are the most?
		
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			Well, among the earlier generations, there was very little difference. There, the only difference
between them was with respect, as I said to the way they defined that we in the verse, this will
influence you and what they meant by
		
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			that if you if you define the wheel as the actualization of something, then all of those verses that
we cannot see exactly,
		
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			exactly any how they happen, or what they describe, which is the attributes of a law, what will
happen on the Day of Judgment, then they call them from the
		
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			journey, they became a big difference after some time because of that difference in the words that
we put from the earliest generation.
		
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			And the word mahkamah meant, those verses which are clear and the meaning, not open to different
interpretations, they are all multitap they are the foundation of the book, and the other verses in
the head are supposed to be interpreted in light. But if we continue this series long enough, we'll
come back to
		
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			the fourth
		
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			principle of the fear.
		
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			The fourth principle of the fifth any that we derived directly from the Quran is this the Prophet
Mohammed seldom has been appointed, and he or he is in fact, the divine, divinely appointed
interpreter of the Quran. Allah subhanho wa Taala says ones in a lick of the cup, he to be the
beginning nothing to lose the regulation. And if we have revealed to you the vicar, the meaning of
the career in different any difference of opinion about what it means among the scholars, but the
meaning comes out the same then this we have revealed to you for you to use Mohammed's record in
order for you to explain to mankind what has been revealed to them. Well, we will discuss any the
		
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			root of the problem in explaining the Quran in great detail in just a few minutes.
		
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			If we get to
		
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			the fifth principle of the season the Quran
		
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			is that and this one also was discussed in great detail later. The fifth principle is that the Quran
is in the Arabic language.
		
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			And he looked at goddess dresses this back How many times
		
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			does Allah subhanaw taala refer to the Quran as Arabic?
		
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			From my from what i've only lived
		
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			with that is described in the Quran, Arabic what that means and we'll discuss this point also
		
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			later, very detailed. What that means is that it is consistent with the Arabic language. So in other
words, one of the major principles of this year is that in order to understand the Quran, you must
interpret it according to the principles and the rules of the Arabic language. And as it didn't
shala we'll discuss that in great detail later.
		
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			The sixth principle from the Quran itself, which is important for to see it is that some of the
rulings of the Quran have been abrogated
		
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			know
		
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			the sixth one, as I said is that some of the rulings or some of the rulings from reverse in the
Quran are abrogated.
		
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			Well, while this we find very clearly in the Quran in different places in the Quran, IMHO Impala
Mahamaya yet we have a woman.
		
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			And he this alert was released with he will confirm it and with him, the
		
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			woman will not try to get to the
		
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			principle of
		
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			nothing or abrogation is also confirmed as sort of the bucket up.
		
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			Which is kind of what Dallas is for whatsoever verse we can sort of cause the messenger to forget we
bring a better or the like.
		
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			Well, this is by the way, an important consideration some verses in the Quran, the meaning of some
verses or I mean the application of some verses or the rulings of some verses have been abrogated.
		
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			We shall someday we'll discuss this topic in more detail. Again, this is as I said, this is one of
the principles of proceeds that is derived directly from the Quran. especially nowadays. Some people
when they interpret the Quran, the any they forget this point, and they try to make every verse in
the Quran as being mcomber has been and is still being applied today. The seventh principle Quran
which is clear from the Quran itself,
		
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			is it everything in the Quran is literally true unless there's a ton
		
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			It takes to the contrary,
		
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			everything in the Koran is literally true.
		
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			This is an important point. And in many, many of the dunya or modernists has some problem with this
point. Many of the movies in history has come from this point. And almost all of what's known as the
was the NEA or the esoterics have a problem with this point. And he did what the Quran says is true
regardless of what the topic is referring to. It is in fact, true. In fact, at the end of
		
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			at the end, and many people they consider some of the stories, some of the historical stories of the
Quran is not being true, not being literally true. But remember one lecture I quoted from Mohammed s
commentary in the Quran in which he talks about the story of cinnamon and others, and he said they
are not true.
		
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			Were any actually one of the one of the most important one of the famous famous stories in the in
the, in the Quran, one of the longest stories in the Quran in fact, it is the surah itself, pretty
much any text This
		
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			is the story of use. Where at the end of the story abusive look 100 with God, Allah subhana wa tada
says, number 10 is the closest to him ever, ever to Nikola Albert McKenna had eaten up when I came
to sleep in the secret Marina been easy. It's a secret stick in the DVD. And you have a subpoena
with data at the end of this long story. Allah subhana wa tada says that any Indian history is a
lesson for men of understanding. It is no inventive story, but a confirmation of personalization and
so on.
		
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			Well also unless 100 to Allah says in the Quran, was one of the views in a camera because
		
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			well, I can Esther Nathanael
		
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			and he this would almost kind of without as revealed to you of the book is true.
		
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			And as I said, this is a very important point. Because many of the spheres throughout history, they
end they deviated because of this point that he considered that what Allah subhanho wa Taala is
mentioning, whether it is related to the
		
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			related to the earlier prophets, whether it's related to the Day of Judgment, whether it's related
to agenda or not, whether it's related to Allah subhana wa Tada, many of them they said that, in
fact, these are not really true. And that they are not actually meaning, meaning what they say to
the point that some of the philosophers in history, such as even seen even they said a genuine na
are not actually true. And they are just ways that Allah subhana wa tada may encourage people to do
good and keep them away from from doing evil. One modern author he wrote in his PhD dissertation, he
said that all love needs not resort to invented stories in order to give a religious lesson. And if
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala wants to give us a lesson he wants to make us understand some any something
that has a long history that he knows everything about it doesn't have to make up stories and he
doesn't have to make up things for us to learn from any end. The same author he makes the point that
it is interesting to note here, that every time a parable is used in the Quran, it is identified as
a parable so as not to confuse it and not to confuse it non historical, fictitious Miss with
historical reality of other events, in other words, every time and lots of what data is talking in a
way which he doesn't mean literally what he's saying or what some kind of a data pointed out, for
		
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			example,
		
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			and I'm gonna give a bit of a low method elements and put us in Christian Jesus into us. And Allah
subhanho wa Taala points out that
		
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			the
		
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			sentences do not see how Allah coins a parable, a goodly word is like a goodly tree. And he
		
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			clearly says here that in fact Daniel
		
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			can it'll kill him isn't forgiver there's not actually any a good tree, but I'll let her handle what
data it makes it clearly that this is what every time in the Quran which Allah subhana wa tada makes
this variable, Allah subhana wa tada points out that this is a parallel. So what this means again is
that everything any in the Quran is true literally as a state. Unless there is something for
example, like this person which Allah says it is a parable without
		
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			unless there is something to show me that it is not
		
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			its literal truth. Also any this by the way, related to another lecture, I gave about how to benefit
or how to approach the Quran. And it is also has a
		
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			great deal of influence on the person when he reads the Quran and how much he gets
		
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			from the Quran. Because any when you read the stories of the prophets and when you read what Allah
subhanaw taala talks about in the Quran, it makes a big difference between you thinking that this is
just stories made up just to get some lessons and from you believing and knowing that these are
things that actually happen in that Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			And he did these things throughout throughout history. But as I said,
		
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			with respect to principle of Cassia Allah subhanho wa Taala is very clear that the Quran is
literally true and what it says is literally true was they said proud history especially Sophie's
and others they had quite a bit problem
		
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			with this aspect,
		
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			the eight points that we can see from the Quran
		
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			is it beyond the basic meanings of the meaning or the clear meaning that if we study and ponder the
Quran deeper, we will also get more meanings from the Quran or more,
		
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			to be more specific,
		
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			or to stay to better will in fact get more guidance from the Quran.
		
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			Allah subhana wa tada that says
		
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			he doesn't know who he like Mubarak mubaraka. Mubarak, he is the guru.
		
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			Now let's handle Dallas is a book that we reveal them to you full of blessings as they may ponders
revelation, and at minimum understanding may reflect also the provinces dilemma as we discussed, he
may do our for even our best to understand or to know that that we are the understanding of the
Quran. What this verse in the Quran means, or what it implies also is it and the more we understand,
the more we read the Quran, we get any deeper meanings or more understandings of the meanings of the
Quran.
		
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			What is important to point out here again, as we, as we mentioned in the seven points, the D four
meetings are not things that contradict the literal meaning.
		
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			But they are in fact any meanings in the sense that we see more how the Quran is applied to
different different circumstances.
		
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			What is also any principle that we can derive from the,
		
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			from the Quran regarding the fear that the more we study versus the more we can understand how these
verses are to be applied in our life. And as I said, this deeper understanding, according to the
seven principle always has to be
		
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			any consistent with the literal meaning of the person.
		
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			And if some people they took this point as meaning, and there's some we can even some fabricated,
headed that support them on this. And he has meaning that there is
		
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			a verb meaning or basic meaning or a clear meaning, or an apparent meaning to the rod. And there's
also a hidden meaning to the Koran. Well, this hidden meaning to the Quran is the one that they
seek, and they neglect the meaning or the more apparent meaning, or this is also a point. This is
not what I'm alluding to here. That kind of practice of course has to be one should be careful about
that and should What is
		
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			the name, the ninth principle that we can derive from the Quran itself.
		
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			And this principle as opposed to the other
		
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			it does not clearly and we cannot take for example, one verse of the Quran and say that this verse
of the Quran As I mentioned in the other principles, and it leads us to this principle but no one
will read the Quran we see that Allah subhana wa tada in order for us to understand
		
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			and what the Quran is talking about Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			Allah subhana wa tada reverse refers to many events knock on wood does not mention these events,
specifically until it's exactly what these events are. Well, this is actually as I said, it's not a
principle that we can infer from Quranic verses. But this is actually something forced upon us from
the Quran itself that we have to refer to this verb in the zoo or the context of the revelation of
Allah subhana wa Tada, folks above, for example, but talks about many, many, many things that
		
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			many things that occurred that occurred during the lifetime of the problem of sustenance, while
Allah subhanho wa Taala Of course, knows that in later time, and he would, for those people who are
not alive as at them, they cannot understand these,
		
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			these principles or these events, these verses, clearly without referring to this
		
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			smallness of henna with Allah by Allah Subhana. Allah is waiting Quran is forcing us to accept and
apply the principle of looking to the servant or the context of the realization to understand many
verses in the Quran. Well, later inshallah, we're doing much of a lot of things that we'll discuss
more about the zoo, how do we know them and what are some of the conditions related to the zoo?
Because it is a topic that is misunderstood by some brothers because any not everything that was
harvested, and it with respect to specific verses means that that's the seventh zone. And sometimes
they would say that this reverse this verse was revealed, because of such and such and they do not
		
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			mean that that is the seventh. We'll discuss.
		
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			The
		
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			10th and 11th 10th and 11th principles that we can get
		
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			from the Quran itself.
		
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			And these are actually two principles. It's
		
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			not always the people apply when making decisions. And many people don't realize that they actually
their sources from the Quran itself
		
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			why these two principles
		
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			The first one is to avoid useless details and commenting on the Quran
		
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			to avoid useless details and commenting on
		
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			any what's the Quran has sometimes Allah subhanaw taala leaves things without being mentioned. And
they are in fact not needed for us. I will I will mention the two points together and I will give
you any the verse which is the basis for these two points. And one is avoiding the 10th point of
visit as avoiding useless details. And the 11th. One is to avoid what are known as destroy yet.
		
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			And to avoid going to
		
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			the any Jews and Christians who get their stories have to get their principles applying
		
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			the basis for these two principles is what
		
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			and one verse.
		
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			The verses from sort of caste, verse 22, which allows any describing
		
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			the people in the cave, they will say they were three, and the dog was the fourth. And they say they
were five and the dog was the sixth guessing at random. And they'll say seven and the dog the eight.
Say my lord is best aware of their number none knows them save a few. So contain lots concerning
them except where the matter is certain and consult not one of them there
		
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			was nothing. I have discussed
		
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			this verse in any in some detail.
		
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			One of the principles of the of the verse shows that there are some things and is it is clear for
our guidance. We don't need that information.
		
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			And those details that we don't need for our information, Allah subhanho wa Taala when when Allah
subhanaw taala, for example, that says, The earlier prophets, for example, or the story of the cave,
and he there was a long discussion, unfortunately, in some books of Scripture, for example, what
color What color was the goal?
		
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			was the name of the Angelo's discussion good. And it's very strange that this these the sessions
that come in the same sort of that this verse comes and he this verse should make it clear to us
that any the there's some information that we don't need for guidance. And no, there's no need to go
into it in, in, in the sphere.
		
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			Where this by the way, this not only applies to historical information, but you find specially
Nowadays many fears that are filled with scientific information, which has no role in the society
and is in fact is not needing to succeed whatsoever.
		
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			Well, assembly also this verse is warning us and cautioning us about going through the energy tests
and any training to get benefits we're trying to get guidance of trying to get away from them. Well,
Allah subhanho wa Taala, as it says, is warning us in this verse for Angela in the future. Another
lecture will be about in this earlier years of Quran. But Allah subhanho wa Taala clearly warns us,
and it will, we'll have to see him moving ahead. And if we should not include one of them. Why
unfortunately, one of the reasons for lots of nonsense in the book, throughout history has been this
turning to the entity, Deb, and who gets
		
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			to get there to get some of this story and putting in putting it in to explain why this is not
necessary that we put it into 10 grand promises that we may relate from Israel, and there's no harm
in doing that. But there's a big difference between relating their stories, and relating what they
relate to the history and taking that information and saying that this is the medium to put on,
based on that information that they're giving us as a big difference between the two. Well, there's
no case that we can find in which the publicist didn't approve, does anyone have a Sahaba or he
himself and he approved of the action of going to them to try to interpret the Koran is a big
		
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			difference between allowing it to narrate their history and their stories and using that to
interpret the Quran. So this the last two principles that we can get directly from the Quran and
then to avoid any unnecessary details that are not needed for again, what's the lesson here with
that and as included in the Quran is sufficient was also related to that just to avoid any going to
the people of the book and trying to learn from them to add to our to
		
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			what the next topic is the next the second source of the fear
		
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			which is the sooner the policy sentiment is rather lengthy. So I prefer that we if we stopped here,
and in the tape would have been filled had we not stopped every five minutes.
		
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