Mohammad Elshinawy – Quran Reflect 101 – The Crosshairs

			Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato. smilla rahmanir rahim al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil aalameen
that 100% of our Jamil or shadow Allah, Allah Allah medical hacohen Medina shadow nama Hamada masala
La Rosa Rahmatullah La La mean. We begin the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the grantor of mercy,
all praise and glory be to Allah Lord of the worlds and these finest peace and blessings be upon the
one who will be sent as a mercy as the world's. We testify that none is worthy of our worship in our
devotion with Allah and Allah alone without any partners, the truce of green King and the profiting
from this Allahu Allah he was selling them was His Prophet and his servant and His Messenger.
		

			Welcome everybody back to our nightly reminders, we have been discussing how to revisit to reconnect
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			and reflect on it deeply as it was revealed for it was revealed for that deep to double. And we said
the first step is to cleanse the receptacle, what we receive the score and width which is our heart,
so that we can be deserving of the guidance that exists in that book. And the second thing we said
is to clear the distractions you have to sit with the core and don't give it the leftovers of your
time, give it your undivided attention for the time that you have dedicated to Quran.
		

			The third, which is tonight's and Sharla discussion very quickly, is about not limiting the Quran.
		

			The Quran did come addressing certain things but was intended to be extrapolated from to be
reflected on to
		

			benefit so many other scenarios. And so
		

			I gave this reminder the title of the crosshairs and you'll understand why hopefully in a minute the
child law, but considered that our law zildjian said at the end of social barrage
		

			in no locker no Majeed follow him. This is a vast or an encore and that is Majeed follow him fools
in a guarded preserved tablet, meaning it's inscribed up there in the heavens, in a local muffles.
But this quote an was described as Majeed of the meanings of Majeed is that it is vast, you can
visit the same idea over and over again and get different benefits from it, different lessons from
it, and the scholars can write, you know, 1000 lessons, it's an endless ocean and then you'll come
and read it and perhaps a level permits for you
		

			what he didn't permit for them, not contradicting the primary meanings, but at the same time,
something extra relevant for you.
		

			And I want to tell you that I've been playing with the whole lot. He actually points out the fact
that one of the greatest blindfolds have sheath on that he fastens on people's heads, that prevents
them from benefiting from the Quran, he says, is for sure, a thought to deceive them into assuming
that the end is addressing a people other than himself and addressing an error a time other than his
time.
		

			And this is profound. So I'll give you an example just from suta. Budaj Allah subhanho wa Taala
speaks about the believers who were persecuted for their belief for their Eamonn and burned alive
for that. He says subhanho wa Taala in a Latina fraternal meaning Minato milania to bufala Hamada
boo Johanna Hamada Bukhari those who persecuted the believing men and women by way of burning
		

			and then don't repent for them is the tournament of the Hellfire and for them is the tournament of
eternal burning. But did you catch that and Hassan Hema hola he read this ayah This is speaking
about the the persecutors
		

			but he benefited from it in a very different way. Meaning you don't have to limit this ayah to the
persecutor. It doesn't just apply to persecutors. Allah said these persecutors if they don't repent.
So it hasn't said how generous is Allah how forbearing is Allah, he he interjected. If they don't
repent, to tell us that even someone as monstrous as that, if they repent ourselves, forgive them,
you know reminds you of the Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam when he said Allah
laughs from the condition of two people. It's just remarkable. He says one that kills the other and
they both wind up in gender. So one kills the other and he dies Shaheed and that person the killer
		

			was a was a disbeliever at the time and then Allah opens the doors for him and he becomes a believer
and dies. So he winds up in gender as well look at the column of A la selligent so don't limit your
understanding. So this only applying to the persecutors you know another example is Malik el Medina,
Owner of the Day of Judgment, you can read that
		

			in a state of like fear and feeling like subjugated by your boss or subjugated by some enemy and you
say you know what, Allah owns the greatest day so for sure he owns every other day and it empowers
you. Right? gives you the courage you need to face adversity. In another instance in your life when
you're feeling
		

			hottie are arrogant. You read Maliki or Medina and it humbles you. It breaks you so I don't even own
this little day. How can
		

			I dare show arrogance when I last saw a dead will smite to the arrogance on the day of judgment
		

			and turn them into the size of ends to be stepped on by the people. Depending on what you come to
the Quran with, it can give you so much. And so that's the idea of the crosshairs in every area is a
lesson for you. This Quran is Majeed. It is vast. So you look into the area and you know how, in
video games or in movies and they show you a sniper or something that's looking for his targets from
a distance. And then he looked he locks No, that's not it. That's not then he locks in on it. Lock
in on the meaning in each area for you. I'll give you an example. Actually, I just heard or read
Shikari, Fifi, close his amazing reflections in Arabic. He's one of my favorite contemporary
		

			authors. He wrote yesterday because people are supposed to be reflecting on sort of that gap on
Fridays are expected to.
		

			He said don't think the story of the boys in the cave is about just some boys in a cave, nothing to
do with us. He said did you notice how Allah zoa Jen said that they resigned or they fled to the
cave, a cold, dark tight cave. And it was the place where Allah azza wa jal had a waiting them.
		

			Mercy so like when your house gets tight or your chest gets tight, these tight moments, these tight
spaces could be the spaces that have the greatest potential for a lot to open up doors for you. So
if Anahata Allah, if he can bring it to the boys in the cave, this tight, cold stony cave, he can
certainly bring it into your tight chest he can certainly bring it into our tight homes. We're in
we're in this Corona lockdown or otherwise. So extract from the meanings. Use the crosshairs on
every single area, lock in the meaning that is awaiting you there and charlo Giada with the law
tomorrow, we'll have some final quickfire tips if you will. I don't know why I'm using all of these
		

			words cross here and quickfire. But just a quick checklist of tips on what to look for when you're
reading through even the translations of the Quran. And then Monday night inshallah we begin on the
legal rulings the cam related to fasting Ramadan. Zack luckily and everybody said I'm on a Kumara
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