Musleh Khan – Tafseer Sura Al-Qasas #09 V51-58

			Salam alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh at hamdulillah neurobiol alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala
shortfill MBDA will mursaleen Allah He Afflalo Sala what attempted to slim and barbaric. So brothers
and sisters, we are here once again with sudo. us us. And we are on verse number 51 insha Allah
hota. So 51 and today we're going to go up to 58 Bismillah. So with that being said, basically where
we're at right now is a lot of the attention of disorder has shifted to the Prophet Muhammad it is
slow to assylum. And we're starting to learn what happened after Pharaoh and his people had drowned.
So the lessons What do we learn from all of this? Why we were given the story of Masada, he said
		

			them in such detail. So Allah continues now and he tells us what it was sanella whom will call Allah
Allah whom yet as I can Calderon, we had actually taken both the previous scripture meaning the
Torah, and the Quran, and we fuse them together. In other words, the same messages that you saw in
the Torah, you're going to find in this one book now, now you don't need the total anymore. Now you
can have this book, it's here, the quarter end, because it's essentially taking most of what was
said most of the messages, the foundations, the principles there, and it's found here. This is why
until this day, Judaism is the closest religion to Islam. Like literally maybe 95% of it is just
		

			like Islam. So Allah subhanho wa Taala is saying we took all of the in hopes that perhaps la lomita
Kuru, you'll take the time to sit back and reflect on on ponder on this stuff that we might be far
apart, but we're not far apart. We're actually very close and very similar to one another. So these
two books here share a lot of those commonalities, right, a Latina, Latina, whom will keytab Emil
cobbly, he those who were given the previous scripture are now given this quarter n. And you know,
what they say in return home V, you know, and he said, You know, we're going to be faithful to this.
So there were some so allatheena is referring to a group. So not everybody did that. But there were
		

			some of the followers of musala, his cillum that continued on that same discipline, that same
tradition, that when they got this book, now, the quarter end, they believed in it immediately,
because they saw that consistency in the message. So they knew that this had to be the same message
that was given to the previous generation mozzarella a solemn and now also given to this man
Mohammed Ali Salatu was set up. What is the Utila IE him called men, B, whenever it was recited upon
them, meaning when they heard this book, the whole end being recited, in order to help call me and
Rob Bina, they first and foremost they believed in it, they said, You know what, this is the word of
		

			Allah. Because never had been has there been a scripture that was recited in such a way this has to
be the word of Allah. So immediately they submitted to it, and then B, then they said no and
helpful, mid rabina. This is definitely the truth from our master. In couldn't Emil cobbly he mostly
mean, we were before those who submitted we were Muslims. And we're going to continue to be the same
way. You know, what's really amazing about this verse, verse number 53. I've been to a couple of
events with lots of non Muslims in the past, like I've been to hundreds of them, but there were a
few where I noticed that a couple of the speakers Muslim speakers that came up and addressing a non
		

			Muslim audience, all they did was recite core. And
		

			that's all they did. And they gave the translation like, they would recite sawtell calf, or excuse
me, Sunita Malian and they would start off calf her Yeah, I inside the Korean mature aboubaker Abba,
who is a carrier, and then the translation. And then they'll take another two verses translation,
another two verses translation. That was their entire message. And everybody, Muslims and non
Muslims are in tears listening to this stuff. You know, if you go on YouTube, there's a lot of guys
who do social experiments where they have non Muslims just listening to the Quran. And just take the
time and watch some of this stuff and look at the reaction. It's remarkable. And there are even non
		

			Muslims who have become Muslims as a result, their journey began just by listening to color and, you
know, there's one more thing I want to add to this, okay. When you listen to or an and it doesn't
move you
		

			You know, it does not move. You're not amazed by this book and you're a Muslim By the way, and
you're not moved and amazed by its recitation, one of two things is happening here. You're taking
this stuff for granted.
		

			Or you've lost the sensitivity, you've become desensitized to this horror, and as well as to all of
the things that Islam teaches you to be grateful for, you've become desensitized to all of it. You
know, you're taking this stuff for granted. Because it's that easy as quickly as it comes into your
life where you can download the poor and you can have access to it. You can pray five times a day,
the next day could be the complete opposite. It could be snatched away from you. So you're taking
this stuff for granted? How do you fix all of that? It starts off by simply listening to the book,
start getting your heart, your ears, your mind, get reconnected back with that book, reconnected
		

			back with its recitation, because the thing is written listening to the recitation is also
worshiping Allah, which is not found in any of the previous scriptures. It's this book, it's this
poor end, that by listening to it, you are in the state of worship. And so that spiritual connection
that level there is like no other immediately is a door open for you that you can start realizing
men. This is where my life belongs. This is what changes my life. This is what makes me a better
person. You can you know, it's insane. Even the djinns k Muslims listening out there, even the jinns
when they heard the Quran, they said in this seminar, now pour an idea bad Oh my God, we just heard
		

			something amazing. And suta to gin, the first area
		

			when they heard the poor, and they immediately responded and said, it's Hi, Gemma. This is
unbelievable. I jumped from it. It's the word that you use to describe something when you're in
shock. You can't believe what you just heard. You can't believe what just happened. That's our
agenda. So when they heard the core, and they were just like, wow, that's Jin's, by the way.
		

			So if jinns are amazed and affected by the recitation of the Quran, and human being isn't, where
does that put us? And on top of that, that human being is a Muslim. psych Really? How do you get to
that level? How did you reach there? How did you get to that point where if gins and even non
Muslims are moved by this book, and I'm not trying to compare the two, I just want you to see two
different perspectives, you have one creation that you can't see. And it's considered to be the
worst of the worse, the shale teen and gin. And then you have the part of mankind where spiritually
or religiously, they don't have any connection with God. Okay, so that's the state that we don't
		

			want to be in either, you know, we want to have that connection with Allah. But at the end of the
day, they both had one commonality, which was when they heard a loss book, they were moved by, in
some way, shape, or form. So now putting aside those two categories that come back to Muslims,
		

			if you find yourself you're praying, and there's no movement here in the heart, there's a big big,
like, that's where you put your heart in the state of spiritual emergency. Like something is not
right. How is it I hear this book and I can't even be moved. I can be inclined towards it. It
doesn't do anything to me. As a matter of fact, sometimes it has the opposite effect. You know, it's
like, oh, I don't want to just take that off. Okay. Okay. I'm not in the mood to listen to that.
What are you talking about? What's wrong with you? That's what's happening here. So when they heard
listen to the either Utila when it was recited upon them, immediately they were like semana Alterna.
		

			We heard it, we hear it. We Oh, they were submitting to this, this is the Quran. This is the word of
Allah. Then they continue Allah He can you tell when a jar of mud rotini beam on Saba rule of law
says now here guys, verse number 54, is a verse for all of us. All of us in 2020, listen to it.
Those were the ones that were given to like double folds of reward, their rewards were doubled. You
tell now at jora who Madeira attain Now, what's this talking about? Some of the scholars have said
that this was speaking about, you know, when the Muslims when they had their first migration to
habitat to Ethiopia, and you know how the king of habitat at that time had accepted Islam? Well,
		

			some stories narrate that it wasn't just him alone, that there were others
		

			Members of habitat at that time that also became Muslim. So they would come and visit the Muslims
who were living there. And some of them Muslims, when they met these new converts, these new
reverts, they started laughing. They were like, you guys had the Scripture, you had the teachings of
Musashi, salaam, you guys had it right in front of you, you still disbelieved. And so they kind of
they laughed at them, like, now you're coming back to the core and, you know, so panela like it's,
it's, it's insane how you had it in your hands, and you threw it away or changed it. And now you're
coming back a second time, because the Quran is here. So you tell him, but Allah reprimanded those
		

			who laughed at them and said, No, no, no, no, no. For them, they will get the double, double reward.
Because, you know, when you revert to the religion is different when you're born into the religion.
One is searching for the truth, whereas the other is born into it, who do you think naturally will
appreciate it more, the one who was born into it, or the one who was searching for it? Nine out of
10 times, it's usually the one that's searching for it. They're the ones that appreciate it, talk to
any revert, and they'll tell you what their journey was like, and how when they hear one halt about
how it changes their whole week, when they hear one YouTube video, it just it pops something in
		

			their life, something is ignited in their life, and it changes everything about them. When they when
she puts on that hijab for the first time. It's like she's, she's totally changed her entire
wardrobe. For her entire life. This is something like brand new, she's never experienced. And that's
why again, on YouTube, you'll see the social experiments of sisters that will do these, like they
will have like world hijab day, and just invite non Muslims. Here, try on a hijab see what it feels
like. And then they would, they would say, okay, as soon as they have the hijab on, they'll talk
about what it feels like. And some of the things that the non Muslim say, is just incredible. So I
		

			feel protected. I feel like spiritually connected, I feel at peace, I feel all of the things that we
achieve through those kinds of discipline. That's what they see, they get a taste of that. So, for
them, if they make that step forward, and they revert, they get double the reward, the rewards are
multiplied. Why? Because you struggle then you search and you went one direction and you came back
again. Oh, that's that's, that's gonna count for something big in the sight of Allah. Be mouse
subtotal, and also all the things you've been patient with in your life. Listen to all stories of
reverts and they'll tell ya, I reverted but you have no idea what I deal with. When I go home.
		

			My parents don't even know I'm Muslim. My husband, he, he's not he's not Muslim anymore. So we're
trying to deal with that. My kids left me, you know, my relatives, I have no more friends. I was the
most popular person in the whole community. No one wants to talk to me since I put my hijab on.
Like, they'll tell you unbelievable stories, the things that they have to cope with. That's why
there has to be more and more support. You know, one of the biggest, biggest problems when a revert
comes to Islam is the relationship with the revert and the Muslim community often stops there.
That's where the real work begins. Is as when they become Muslim now, where we where do you go,
		

			where's the support system that is needed there. Those are the things that have to be in place.
Because again, they popped into a brand new lifestyle. So they need to be connected with people who
are part of that lifestyle. Otherwise, it's going to be a temporary connection.
		

			So be male Subaru, where Dora owner bill has sanity say, this is where I got the title of this video
from. And they respond with every sayur every ugly deed, every bad word, every bad action, evil,
war, anything, any level of evil. They responded with it by using hasna good deeds. So this is one
of the ways the poor and teaches you how to deal with you know verbal abuse, how to deal with just
evil in general. Go to some go do a good deed and see how you feel afterwards. Go help somebody. Go
donate something. go pray to extra workouts. Go and just read some quotes and go listen to some
Quran and see what happens to you for a moment. airpo What taco was a double hustler for San Luis
		

			pseudo Julio Yusra Allah said in another sutra, whoever we give a measurement error bar with duck or
whoever we bless it we give and they have consciousness of Allah. Also duck or bill hustler and they
give and they give with Krishna with righteousness with devotion.
		

			Send me a pseudo Julio surah. For them they're always find happiness, peace, ease and contentment
you saw. How do you feel when you do a good deed? Do you say to yourself, oh my god, I feel so
miserable. I helped somebody today, you know, is just having a horrible day. No, it's in our fifth
or naturally when we do something good. We feel good. How do you feel when you do something wrong?
Forget about just how wrong I'm talking about just wrong in general. How do you feel at the end of
the day? If somebody finds comfort in doing the wrong thing? Immediately society culture the world
humans at large. see something wrong? That something is not right with that picture? Nobody praises
		

			Oh, you're a racist. Congratulations. Oh, you're a terrible person. You're not kind you lie. Oh my
god, I wish I could be like, we don't do that. Those are the outcasts of society we always and
forever have deemed and saw people who do and behave this way has always been a problem. So it's no
different.
		

			Well, either semi naked woman martyrs Akane home unicorn and everything that we had provided for for
them. They had given for the sake of a loan they provided for their families, they looked after
themselves. Well either send me a loved one, whenever they heard trash talk level garbage,
falsehood, trash talk out, I'll do one, they repelled it. Remember, we came across this word and
pseudo thought a woman out of the kitty and whoever repelled Allah's remembrance now here, whenever
they heard trash talk in garbage out, and they repelled that something that you're that you should
turn away from right? Well, I'll call Lana, Luna. So they set to all the people who did this, we
		

			have our own way, that this is our religion. This is the way that we're going to practice it.
Welcome, Luca, you've got your own way as well. salaamu alaikum, la nepeta fija helium, you know
what? Good luck to you. But we don't want to be amongst those who lose control over our thoughts,
our emotions, our lives, we don't want to we don't want to be like that. So you can trash talk our
religion all day and night, but we're not going to do the same thing with you. Muslims.
		

			Does this sounds familiar? When you hear all the propaganda, all news outlets, all social media
posts, talking about Islam, this Islam that Muslims, this Muslims, they're poor and this poor and
the Prophet did this, you know, he was he was this kind of all of this stuff. misconceptions after
misconcept just completely misrepresented across the globe. You know, what's really incredible
rarely, if not, almost never do Muslims respond the exact same way. It almost is non existent.
Somebody's screaming wants to make fun of our Dean wants to put down a corner and rarely if not,
never, would you find a Muslim, grab the other scripture and start say, yeah, this is garbage. Yeah,
		

			let's burn your Bible. Let's burn your tote. It almost never has happened. I don't know of any
stories like this. I don't know of any. So it's just remarkable that at the end of the day, that's
the attitude that Muslims are encouraged to have is that at the end of the day, look, we have our
beliefs welcome, America calm. A lot of profit. It starts with Selim said this in another sort of
lecan Dino comb. Walia de you've got your way. And this is my way, Allah will judge us at the end of
the day.
		

			In Nicoletta demon hubub tala kena. La Jolla de may assure you will not you know the Prophet alayhi
salaatu wa sallam. He's being told here you can guide anybody that you love while our kin Allaha de
Masha Allah can only guide whomever he wishes will lm will be limited in and he has complete
knowledge of those who have even an atom's weight of guidance in them interest in them. Allah knows
that. You know, when you think about the contrast between musala sermon the Prophet Muhammad Ali
Sato Salaam Musa had his mother who was inspired. Then you know those two ladies that he met, they
were inspired. They got they saw goodness in Moosa. Then you have asiyah what are the Allah Juana?
		

			She's inspired? Like his family, and then of course, Who can forget his his brother have only sent
him then you have a daughter alehissalaam. Like, everybody, almost everybody that's close to him was
given some sense of inspiration. So his family got a lot of that guidance. But the Prophet Mohammed
Ali salatu salam, nobody really close to his family received that guidance. You know, his uncle
		

			His parents, in his grandfather, there was just a handful of people that got some guidance from
Allah. And most of them didn't. So it's the complete opposite. So in one hand musala his Salaam is
given that and in this, in this story with the Prophet Elisa, it was said, He's being told, you
can't guide nobody. What a tough lesson. What I'm trying to say is that it's not just about you can
guide anybody this runs deep for the Prophet alayhi salatu salam, it runs deep, he connects to this
a, at a totally different level than anyone else. Because this is also bringing back his own family
and the relatives and members in his own family that was closest to him. And even those who worked
		

			like family who weren't family, but they were friends. So they felt like family to him. The same
thing like this was something really personal to him. To get this a it was a tough pill to swallow
for him. He had to really allow this to resonate. And we all know the story, the background story
behind this with his, his uncle who was like a father to him
		

			when he died in the arms of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, but he didn't become Muslim. And they
only his last words to his, you know, I guess you can say, you know this person who was like a son
to him, the only the last words he says to him is how am I going to turn against the religion of my
forefathers, and he dies this way in the arms of the Prophet alayhi salatu salam, and then Allah
gives him this a, Allah doesn't say in Allah He was in Nila raggio. Allah didn't say, you know, or
console the Prophet alayhi salatu was Salam and say, Look, you know, it's okay. He'll be fine. Don't
worry. You just relax. Nothing is Oh, Mohammed, you can guide people that you love. This is when his
		

			uncle is dead in his arms. The man who was like a father to his protector, the man who was
protecting him like a father would protect his son. And that's what a lot tells him really tough.
Lesson. tough, tough lesson, not just for him. sallallahu alayhi wasallam. But for all of us, we can
all relate to this a in some way. We'll call you in the tiberiu the American autoharp of min Adina,
they used to say that okay, if we followed your guidance, not too hot off min Adina, we're gonna get
picked on not to hop off we're gonna be targeted and picked on all the time Muslims. Does this sound
familiar? It sounds like all of these verses are being revealed in 2020. Honestly, instead of you if
		

			we follow Islam, and if we become Muslims and we start dressing differently, we have to pray five
times a day. We can't eat pork. We got to do that. Do this do that we can blend in. People are going
to pick on us. People are going to target us. They're gonna make fun of us. You're gonna dig call us
all sorts of names. Sound familiar? It's actually captured in this area.
		

			And then a lot continuous lm Nomad Killa home Holloman Emina yuja la he Samarra to cliche earrings
on Mila Dona Allah kena exaro home La La mon Look what Allah Look how he shifts your attention
instead of focusing on all of that.
		

			It says to the Meccans did give you a sacred place that was protected yuja la is huge bet LA is like
a place that was specially selected. So Mecca is a special place and it was selected for you all
Mexicans you all the corporation all of you to reside and live there some are too cliche you had the
fruits and vegetation you were able to really develop yourselves and do trading people from all
parts of the Arabian Peninsula used to come here and trade with you guys this was a rich area for
you to live in. So what is Allah doing LS shifting their attention don't focus on all of that
nonsense not that not a lot of men out of the night yeah, you're gonna pick get picked on once in a
		

			while but just look what you already have. focus on the positive things you have in your life
surprise Allah
		

			well I can meet Buddhists Tamil Nadu now these were all things that were provided from us while I
can external him layer Allah Most of them don't even have a clue.
		

			What can a Holic Nam in Korea team Battier of Mary shutter how many of those previous nations that
came before us, both iraq Marines shut they would squander and live a good life. In other words a
less saying even if they chose to transgress, how many of them had such a good life in this world?
They had all the palaces, all the kingdoms all the luxuries the head all
		

			fertilitycare Miss Keno homeland to skim embody him in Isla wa
		

			And those same homes Mesac, you know home those same places, those villages, those communities,
those palaces, those kingdoms. They used to live in what happened to them, LEM to scam him buried
him. Nobody lived in them after you know why because unless sent his punishment to those places, so
they became deserted,
		

			and nobody inherited anything.
		

			You ever drive by old, ancient cities, especially where you know, disbelievers are where less
punishment was sent. The Arabs are being taught here. When you drive by some of these old cities or
monks around the Arabian Peninsula, and you see the history of what happened to the people of loot
what happened to the people of Hawaii, what happened to the people of who'd and all of these
different generations. Look at the towns that were left behind. They were all dried up and turned
into dust and no one lives in them. No one inherited them. They didn't continue to flourish. Take a
lesson. Oh, my God, it's right in front of your eyes. Subhana Allah, well couldn't learn. We were
		

			the scene, we were always the ones that inherited that it never belonged to any of you to begin
with. This is where we're going to pause and shuttleq is the next section is another lesson, which
we'll capture tomorrow. But isn't the lettering tireless. I'm going to pause here and shut low
Tyler. And
		

			you know, I can see in some of the comments, there are a few questions. So I'll get to those
questions for the next episode, but isn't in there. But I just want you guys to really sit and take
some time to reflect on some of the things that we talked about today. What it's like being Muslim
today, all the propaganda, all the MIS conceptions and misrepresentations we're constantly dealing
with day after day, and let it somehow resonate in a way that Allah subhanho wa Taala is giving us
reassurance in this sutra. And throughout the course and he knows what's happening. And he also
tells us how to deal with follow up when you feel miserable, some good deed do something good and it
		

			makes you feel good. The moment you feel pathetic about yourself, you feel pathetic about the day
everything is just going wrong. Or you had a bad experience, somebody mouth you off, somebody said
something or did something to you that one of the ways to recover from that is just do a good deed.
Good Deeds make people feel good. That's why they're called good deeds. And also bought a lot Mary
shutter. or excuse me a lot of money out of dinner, you feel like you're always going to be picked
on and targeted just for being Muslim. You know, for a lot of young students, that's a reason for
them not to be Muslim. Or especially what you see with the youth. Like they hide their identities.
		

			They'll see somebody who has like tattoos or guy has his ears pierced or something and be like, man,
if it wasn't for Islam, I would address just like that, I would have acted the same way. It's almost
like this Islam thing just came in the way I was gonna do that I was going to drink that I was going
to act that way I was going to dress that way. But as Islam came in just made me all different.
		

			This is these are verses that they need to hear. These are verses that they need to start. You know
what's remarkable, and this is what I'm going to leave you guys with him shout low Karina. What's
remarkable is all of this conversation started by doing well. What did the non Muslims here that
change their life? That changed their perception that caused them to see the beauty in the corner?
And what did they all do? They just listened to it. So all of this started by Allah subhanho wa
Taala talking to us about listening to the words of the Quran, so let that let that sink in. Maybe
perhaps the thing that gives you strength in the midst of evil
		

			is by just listening to Allah's book. And you'll see that when you listen to it, it connects you to
it like you when you listen to the Quran, you're going to want to read it. When you read the Quran,
you're going to want to memorize it. When you memorize the Quran, you're going to want to understand
it when you understand the Quran you're going to start practicing it when you start practicing it
you're just going to be thirsty and hungry for more. I want to practice more I want to learn more
from the court and you start jumping into the suddenness co2 and all other sciences. That's what
this book does man so panela
		

			every single scholar and every single shape has a similar story. Yeah, my journey of knowledge. It
started off by just I heard the core I heard a reciter I was praying behind thought all we I was
praying totally behind this particular amount he read the poor and so beautifully, and I just wanted
to do the same thing. Everybody has a similar story. And I'm sure a lot of you listen
		

			into this have similar stories as well. So just keep some of these things in mind and inshallah
hotel I hope that it makes your life and all of our lives just a little bit easier May Allah
subhanho wa Taala continue to teach us the Quran May Allah subhanho wa Taala continue to allow our
ears minds our hearts to love and appreciate and be moved by the recitation of this beautiful book
Aloma me desert Mullah will hate on everybody and I will see you all tomorrow was sent Mr. alikum
warahmatu Allahi wa barakato