Musleh Khan – Tafseer Surah Yaseen #1 V1-9

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			Bismillah Alhamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah sallallahu alayhi wa ala alihi wa sahbihi
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welcome brand new series once again this time it is none other than a surah I mean quite frankly a
lot of you have been asking for for some time. So I'm very glad and very grateful when we finally
arrived to suit at the scene. And as most of you know already we're going to add to the sutra once
		

			we complete the sutra inshallah soda ramen. And so we're going to link this two together as one
series insha Allah who Thailand and I'll explain to you why once we start to sort of why we're
coupling those two sources together in shallow tarla. Let's get right into this and always as just
like how we start every episode or excuse me, every series, we ask Allah subhanho wa Taala give us
the strength, give us his Baraka, his guidance, that we start something for his sake, we journey
through it for his sake. And we completed for his sake, a lahoma. I mean, so with that being said,
so that the scene is a exceptionally beautiful surah as I'm sure many of you know, the first point
		

			that I want to share with you about the sutra is for whatever reason, and scholars, you know, give
some wisdom, why they think this is soldati, as seen, is one of the soldiers of the poor, and that
has been accepted and is well known throughout the entire oma since the time it was revealed. And no
one really knows why. Everywhere you go, especially all of us like when we were kids, we hear a suit
as seen imams love to recite, so what is seen in there Salawat and dotato V and so on. And I don't
know, it just seems like the average layman Muslim has some connection to sort of se and either they
know it, it's one of the first suitors that they learned. As a matter of fact, there are students
		

			that would learn this sort of first before they even learn Jews I'm you know, the last section of
the Quran, they would learn this sort of First, a lot placed a level of acceptance with this surah
that other sutras although they are accepted, of course, they carry their own bottle cat and their
own lessons. But something is definitely different and is special about the surah that makes it
stand out from other sources. And some of the elements said it has everything to do with how the
sort of begins when we get to that the first a I'll share with you what those things are. So it has
everything to do with the unique nature of the starting of the suta. Other LMS said no, it's not
		

			just the starting but it's actually the theme of the sorta this particular sort of has everything to
do with everything. Day of Judgment, the core end, Jenna jahannam the prophets and messengers,
rewards blessings, bottlecap punishments, you name it, everything to do with the fact
		

			foundations and fundamentals of our Deen are found in disorder. And so when you start off reading
this part of the Core M, and you study it, and you learn it, you'll find immediately that you become
very well grounded in some of the basic fundamentals of our Deen from Arpita to tell heed to even
just some basic filk here and there, but you'll know the importance of who Allah is, what he stands
for, what his expectations are out of you and me and his creation, why he created the world, so many
different things, aspects that help us become firm and grounded in our Deen. So that leads me to the
second point. So they are seen is literally for every Muslim. If you have never studied that sutra,
		

			then you have certainly not grounded yourself. Well, with the deen of Allah like you, you're
connected to a lesbian, but you're not grounded? Well, some of the basic fundamentals are simply not
there. And so this is one of the reasons this is probably the main reason why inshallah hotelera we
want to have a journey through this sorta is that we want to make sure we're all on somewhat the
same page with respect to the basic fundamentals of our Deen. The third point here is that there is
a lot of narrations about the surah that are simply not true. One of the most famous of them is that
suit at the scene is the heart of the quarter. And this is a lot eaf narration it's a weak narration
		

			because the snapshot is incomplete. open any Tafseer as a matter of fact, I have one right here
behind me the Tafseer that I use that I depend on, and 99% of my Tafseer that I share with you will
come from this you know to see you as Jeremy or camel poron Leah cam and Cora and by Emmanuel put it
to be Rahim Allah. So right in his introduction, when I read to you what he says about sumati as
seen being the heart of the quarter, and so he says here brings a hadith that the Prophet Ali slept
with Salman. Now this hadith is narrated in Timothy and it's narrated on Edison, out of the 11,
which was the HUD demo or the servant of the Prophet ru sought was set up in a liquidity Shea in
		

			Colaba. What kobelco Ernie yes seen. He says that the Prophet Alayhi salat wa salam says that every
single thing has a heart and the heart of the Quran is yes seed. He mentions now once he quotes this
Hadith, he says, Have the Hadith on the hollyburn. This is a hadith that is really strange. It's
strange, it's unusual, what he snapped he had on Abu Mohammed in Shea Han mudhole. And in the
lineage of this Hadith, there is a man by the name of Houghton, Abu Mohammed, and he was an elderly
person who was med school. So he was known to kind of say things that didn't make sense, or just
simply were untrue.
		

			And he continues that while I go say hello, howdy to Abby Beckett in middle tivity is snapped at
him. And in this particular is Ned you have the name of Abu Bakar or rhodiola. Horan and amendment
quote to be says it's impossible for a Hadeeth that has Abu Bakar his name, as well as how rune Abu
Mohammed that they both sit in the same lineage. It's impossible for the student because you have
one of great status, and one who is completely doubtful. That is not that is not the kind of isnaad
you find Abu Bakar, the one who was named in so just the fact that this is how precise and
meticulous are LML are just the fact that you see before even reading the headings, you see a name.
		

			And then you see a bucket of the alarm, you're like this doesn't make sense. Because we know the
biographies of both of these individuals and they're completely opposite of a bucket of the alohar
and would never take any knowledge or narrate from somebody like how to own Abu jihad, how to double
Mohammed or who is mature, right. So he concludes and he says, What is NAD bar if and the snad of
this the lineage of this is weak it is Latif and once again, this book here at gem your only Academy
poor and by Emmanuel Porter, Toby rahima. Hola emammal called to be I don't think it's translated.
It's about 25 volumes. But again, this is the Tafseer that I read the most, and this is the Tafseer
		

			that I depend on the most. The one thing that's really unique about this Tafseer is that amendment
ought to be rahimullah every time he brings up
		

			Verse are a collection of verses. He goes into several maceo just different fix scenarios or stories
or narrations that narrate that are related to those verses is really unique and unique. So he'll
he'll quote, like the first two or three verses. And immediately afterwards, they'll say what fee he
said back to MSA, and in it, there are seven different scenarios. And he goes through all of these
scenarios. And it's just it's just a remarkable, remarkable piece to have. Okay. Let's get right
into sort of the scene. Isabella horowhenua Rahim. Yes, scene? Yes, scene. Some of the scholars had
said that. Yeah, the letter yet is a powerful need. So it's the letter that's used to call out to
		

			somebody and seen is actually the middle letter of the word in San in San mankind. So the letter
that it's in the center is the letter seeing which is here scene. And so they said that the scene in
Yes, scene refers to the Prophet Mohammed either his subtle sound because he's the center of
mankind. There is no authentic proof for this. Some of the scholars mentioned it just because it's
interesting. It's interesting. And it kinda sorta makes sense, because the processor is the center
of all of mankind in that regard. But at the end of the day, of course, you know, authentic evidence
and proofs is the most important thing. So I throw that out there just so you can appreciate and
		

			understand that, yes, seen at the end of the day, the majority of erla at the end of the day, do not
know what the disjointed letters of the poor end represent. However, believe that there is wisdom,
there is knowledge behind these disjointed letters. And for whatever reason, have lost a pint of
water utterly has concealed that wisdom and knowledge from us. It is fundamentally wrong to say that
these disjointed letters represent nothing, Allahu Allah, we just don't know and that's in and leave
it at that they have no meaning. Because that would mean that Allah reveals certain things in vain
without purpose and meaning. And that's not true. So we know that there is purpose there is wisdom
		

			and meaning behind them. We as human beings just don't know what that is. And Allah knows best well
quarter annual Hakeem will pour any Hakeem and the Quran is the wise polar n and hacking full of
wisdom. Now this is an oath that is given by the poor end from Allah subhana wa Tada. Here's the
thing, guys, this subject of oath, in our shed era is grand and it's very comprehensive. There are
several over half a dozen categories of oaths in our Deen. So you have oath that when somebody makes
an oath, and they're angry, what does that stand for? What does that mean? Does it count what's the
consequences if you don't fulfill the oath? Then you have a second category of people who make an
		

			oath them but they do it carelessly, you know will lie This is a pen will lie he you know, I'm
tired, just random, trivial things and just throwing a last name and making an oath by then you have
people who want to really emphasize their case, well, law II, I wasn't there. What are you talking
about? What does that stand for the rulings on that? here though, in the core n, something happened
that has never happened in the history of mankind. You see, back then, in metka, when the suit is
being revealed, people used to make oaths but they used to do it in poetry form. And they would also
do it to make announcements on about something you know, by or they would swear by an idol by the
		

			Creator or something, and they will make an announcement, or they will give an oath and it'll be in
poetry form. This is the first time that oath actually took on a completely different emphasis and
meaning, because they became something serious, unless as the porter and it is full of wisdom while
law so in other words, it's by a love this poor end is a book that is full of wisdom. Now how does
the poor and do that? Because this is not the only area that Allah subhanho wa Taala mentions that
the Koran has wisdom, this is not the only verse there are several verses throughout the poor end.
Now, what does this mean? The Quran has wisdom in it because it tells you what to say or what to do
		

			at the precise time, day or or moment of your life. In other words, it puts life in the perfect
place at the perfect time. So when you look at the end, the first chapter as soon as you open the
book, the first chapter is what so tell Fattah Why isn't it sort of the seed? Why isn't it sooner
than next? Why isn't it sort of a loss? Why so tell Fatiha Well, the answer
		

			That is if you study solar cell 30 how you will know exactly why it'll make perfect sense. You know,
Al hamdu, lillahi Rabbil alameen praise and glory belongs to the rubber of all of mankind, the
master, The Guardian, the protector of all of mankind. Why is that the first lesson of the entire
quarter and that the reader discovers because first and foremost, you discover that unhemmed
requires you to know who Allah is so that you can praise and worship Him, so that he can do and hand
is the first instruction that you need to know who I am. lilla Allah says Hamed belongs to Allah, He
owns all praise, then Allah puts his name there. So now you know the name of the one that you're
		

			praising and the one that you're worshiping. So what does Allah do? So after I give him all this
credit, all this praise, what has he done? Oh, he's horrible. I mean, he takes care of you. He's the
he's the master, The Guardian, the protector, just for Muslims, just for believers. I mean,
		

			all of mankind, and everything in it. So Wow. What an introduction. It is the first a of Allah
subhanho wa Taala incredible. That's your introduction to Allah, you know, that's the opening
sentence of Allah subhanho wa Taala. So that's why you have so little fatty her Subhana Allah first
chapter you discover and then you continue and everything just starts to fit into place. You know,
everything just fits perfectly nicely. The last suitor so the Xs, and the Xs, you know, it's it's
interesting coleiro to say I seek protection from a loss with Allah subhana wa Tada. There are
autobill robinus, who is the rub of mankind, you're seeking protection from Allah subhanho wa Taala,
		

			who is the guardian of all of mankind. So here, this last verse, you're, you're seeking protection
with Allah, although he is the rub of unece. But in the first day of the first sorta, you're making
a meteor praising Allah, Who is the rub of mankind as well. So it's like two complete opposites. You
start off one way and you end off the complete opposite way. But here's the question, Why? Well, if
you journey through the core end and all the generations on all the stories and you're like, my
goodness, look at what has happened in this world. Look at what is continuing to happen. Look with
which with what will continue in the near future as well. There's so much good, but there's almost
		

			so much concern. So well, quarter annual Hakeem when Allah subhanho wa Taala describes and it gives
an oath by the Quran. This is serious, this is important. Very few places in the entire court and
does Allah give an oath, but when he does, it is significant. So now that Allah has gotten our
attention, okay, we're ready Ola. Let's see what's next in nikka lemon l mursaleen. Oh, wow. So
after Allah gave an oath by the Quran, in a kilometer mursaleen You are indeed from amongst the
messengers in Africa. You are Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam you're from amongst these
messengers. Why did that come immediately after Allah gives an oath with the Quran. Remember, he
		

			just now told us subhana wa Taala, the decor and is Al Hakim. And now after immediately the next
verse is about the prophet or the messenger, they slept with them, put it together, put it together,
for you to appreciate the knowledge of the quarter and you are going to have to respect and
appreciate him sallallahu alayhi wasallam will encourage them to hipbone alive you claim your love
Allah, for who only then Ask and inquire about following me, you'll be able qumola so that a luck
and love you back. Allah the Prophet Allah is sought with cinemas like you have to enquire,
investigate, think reflect and ask about my teachings. And then in addition to the 80 barraud follow
		

			it, don't just blindly follow me inquire ask questions, it devaron is not the same as bar to bar to
Sameera. Now, what are the here you will be you go with the flow it t Baron for tibshirani ask about
ask how I slept, how I woke up, I get dressed, how I eat, how I pray, how I make Hajj, how I how I
fast how I do all of these things, how I married all the common rulings of marriage, ask about these
things. So Allah says in the elemental mursaleen if you're going to respect this core and in its
wisdom, then here's the here's the real example of the wisdom of the poor and it's the Prophet Ali's
subtle Selim. It fits perfectly. We are already seeing in just three verses of suit at the scene.
		

			What wisdom in the Quran is all
		

			About a panel so perfectly pieced together. I don't see at all to stop him all and by the way, Allah
wants to add something else. He is also upon sirata Mr. Payne on the rightly guided path. That's the
Prophet alayhi salatu was set up. So in case you doubt him whether Where did he get his teachings
from? Who's taught Who? Where? How did he interpret that? And that's just his opinion. So you get
out of all of that. Oh, by the way, unless that he's on set auto, Mr. Payne. He's on the perfect
path that is rightly guided, and only a luck and place those whom he wishes on set off what was
stopping? Oh, he's already there. Yeah, nothing to worry about. Now you respect to the integrity,
		

			the dignity, the honor of the Prophet Mohammed Ali Salatu was Salam. Did you see how we just got
some fundamentals about the deen? Right here in just four verses? We know who Allah is. Because
someone gave an oath by the Quran. And it's the one who revealed while Anil Hakeem, we know
something about the importance of the poor n and what it does to us, it keeps our life together. In
neck elemental, mursaleen it's hard to understand the poor and all by itself. You need something to
explain it. All you sent the Prophet islands, holy, he's from the messengers, okay. What if I have
What if he's not right?
		

			You ever hear people who deny How do they make that claim? Oh, he's just a human being. It's like
the most childish claim. I mean, people who say that know nothing about the Prophet ru Soto. They
probably have never taken a Hadeeth class in their life. They don't know what it is, what are all
the sciences have the fundamentals of Hadeeth and how it's been revealed and preserved, and the
different stages of compiling. They don't know anything about that. You'll never see somebody who
denies Hadeeth sit in a Hadeeth class. So here's the Hadeeth class for them in the colonial
mousseline LLC ultimate stopping all so if I doubt him I shouldn't because he's already on us at all
		

			to Mr. Payne. How did he get there? Well, well, quarter annual came from there.
		

			That's how that's how it happened. And I will put and we'll help him the one who says this in Nikki
lemon and Muslim affirm that he's a messenger, and he's rightly guided Case Closed. Then zealot. rz
is a Rahim Tenzin is what we say in Arabic marulan lol mud. So it's actually praising what Allah
just said. So Tenzin is like this has been revealed from Allah zS will Hakeem the all powerful and
exceptionally Merciful One. So Allah at the end of the day, it's not the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa
sallam. Allah has complete control, and he is the source of our ohana. He is the one that is
exceptionally merciful. And you should praise Him because He gave you this will called earning
		

			hacking. You should be really grateful for that. So now the believer learned about wisdom about the
importance of the poor and the Prophet Allah Azza wa sallam he is rightly guided he's on a straight
path. And so you should thank Allah because that's all Tenzin realizes Oh Rahim that's all 10
zealot. Aziz Rahim. Praise Him because look what he just gave you He gave you five yet supine Allah
does Zeeland Iczer Rahim he just gave you all these previous yet so you better be grateful. You know
what we learn from this when you see verses like this consult early early in a soda
		

			is just how valuable one A of the poor and truly is.
		

			You know if you know how to say al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen that's enough to put you in such
debt and just thank Allah. Oh my god, you taught me out of hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen how many
Muslims know how to say but don't answer. Don't do it. Don't even pray. They don't they can utter
the words but that means nothing.
		

			Those words call you to do something you know though the way you find sweetness in the quarter and
is when you recite it in Salah
		

			when you recite it in prayer that's how you taste how delicious and sweet the a lot of a lot truly
are.
		

			And so when Allah says den zealot ISIS or Rahim I just gave you four verses and that's a lot.
		

			That's a lot and if you understand when we when we say alleges gave you meaning you internalize
these verses for what they are and what they represent, man, I've given you a lot you need to praise
me and you need to understand that I have complete authority. And the fact that I gave you these
verses makes me out Rahim that was an extension of my mercy to all of you so Pinilla who, just five
eight guys and I'm starting to like feel hot.
		

			Already with all of this latent there a common man
		

			whom for whom lafi loans so that it could be a warning for a nation's mountain there about what
previous predecessors had warned for whom hoffy loan but as a result, the previous religions and
cultures and forefathers that came before us, they tried to warn some things. It was a warning to
you as it was a warning to them. But the problem was that when Allah warned them, for whom coffee
don't they weren't hatless. You know the word coffee Loon from hafler means they didn't care.
		

			How many people do that when they hear poor and yeah, whatever. Stop lecturing me. Yeah, I get it.
You ever tried to tell young people? And
		

			obviously not all young people, but just generally, don't you pick up your kids from school and in
their car and then you know, you're like, oh, man, I just I learned the suit at the SC and I didn't
realize how beautiful sooty se was. I memorized it when I was a kid. And it was so nice. And a kid
is on the phone and he's like, Okay, my mom is like lecturing me about something. I'll call you
later.
		

			That's from offi loon don't care. I'm just gonna go pray cuz my dad told me to. Just I have to go
Okay, fine. Whatever. You trying to tell your kids you know, having a boyfriend having a girlfriend?
It's not right. Sam doesn't allow that stuff. And you don't realize that she's probably texting her
boyfriend right then or like my mom's just talking to me. I love you. I'll talk to you later bye.
		

			He was just like, what does it take? I mean, this poor and shook mountains. mountains were destroyed
and crumbled to dust no incident has occurred and Allah Jebin Lara ATIA who Hashimoto, sadly I'm in
Hershey Attila if you put this poor end on a mountain, you'll see the mountain will crumble to dust
out of exceptional fear.
		

			It will be so afraid the weight of the horror and is too much of a destroyed mountains.
		

			So how can we can move hearts How come there are some hearts there that just Nothing?
		

			Nothing it does.
		

			A lie so it just says in another sutra, for a bayonet a Miller. What a shock I mean her
		

			you know Alice's that he gave the score and to the skies to the earth, to the mountains for being a
villa, they couldn't carry it.
		

			They couldn't, will hammer the * insane. But human beings were able to do that. We can carry
something in our hearts, that mountains and the sky and the earth itself couldn't carry. They
couldn't handle it. It really goes to show how strong both sides of the spectrum is on the one hand,
when you're pious, you can carry mountains in your heart.
		

			But when you are far from Allah as Dean, men you are more hard and stone than all the mountains of
this earth combined. Your heart is more stoned and harder than all of that. So Allah says it This
came as a warning just like nations that came before you. The problem was for home coffee too and
they just didn't care.
		

			So when someone gives you a reminder or you learn something and you respond with the don't care
attitude or whatever, just understand you don't want to be part of this a you know we talked about a
yet that we want to be counted from amongst and rarely discussed the things that we want to stay far
from law field from the word of law heedlessness is one of those subjects of the poor. And we really
don't want to do any we don't want to have anything to do with because when stem somebody reaches a
state of hoffler, you become one of the descriptions of the people of jahannam, which is a villa,
Aled describe that of the people of the fire. And we have very few descriptions of how they are like
		

			who they are and how they behave in the jahannam. But one of the things that Allah tells us is that
they are often they are heatless several places in the quarter and mentioned that may Allah protect
us from them. Not trying to help on oluwole acceleration formula you mean on. So just so you
understand, Allez, like, you know, just so you understand. When we warned all of them and they
didn't care. We actually look at how Kyle Cole, we the truth of our words came to most of them for
whom law you mean,
		

			but they just didn't believe.
		

			Sounds like these verses have been revealed in 2020.
		

			We keep telling them no
		

			No, no, no, this is this is our book. This is our scripture. It's it's telling us the truth. We're
devoted to it. But most of them just didn't believe in any of it. Sure they listen, but they didn't
believe their ears. Listen, their hearts were deaf. Their eyes saw there, he men, their hearts were
blind.
		

			They understood, but their hearts were off. It just it didn't care.
		

			All of this.
		

			We kept giving them truth upon truth to most of them. I like setting him for home, let me know.
		

			They just let me know let me know. Didn't say formula. They didn't even acknowledge the men. You
don't mean they didn't even give it a chance. They didn't even give it a chance.
		

			In their journal fee or now for him. So as a result of us said, We placed these neck iron collars
around their necks, john Neff, er now alella. These iron collars that were like shackles around
their necks for he he left Connie, and it would push. So the the con is like when there's a neck
color. It's made out of steel, and it's pushing their beard upwards. lls body fat, maroon, although
that they're pushing their beard upwards, their eyes are still facing down. Their eyes are still
facing down. So in other words, no matter how much you push someone to do the right thing. They're
still looking down. I don't care. I don't care, whatever I'll eat no matter what you do for my own.
		

			You know, my own actually referrals refers to a camels head when you pull a camels head up but their
eyes are still looking down. So it's like you're trying to force them to do the right thing and
they're still looking away or whatever. I don't care. Okay, fine. I'll do it later. Guys, these a
yet are so real. It seems like and this is one of the things that I believe I'm convinced that one
of the reasons why the level of acceptance in the sutra is so high from other sources is that no
matter what generation and what time period the sutra is recited in it feels like the suta is just
as relevant today as it was 1400 years ago. It's just one of those soldiers that keeps talking to
		

			every generation in all of mankind until the day of judgment. It just keeps speaking the same thing
over and over and it's just as relevant as the day was revealed to the day people are studying it.
		

			What's your anatomy baby ad him said we placed between their hands meaning in front of them said
this said there is a barrier, said de is when you have a crack in the wall and you seal it up, said
the
		

			woman Humphrey him said the end behind them they had said the foul Shana
		

			they were blind. confused. Lj now that were lost.
		

			For him now you will soon
		

			they can't see anything.
		

			You know, it's like you're showing them Jenna right in front of their face.
		

			And you're like, I can't see anything. You're describing it to them in detail or whatever.
		

			Yeah, I guess. You know, in suited to note on students, we talked about newzoo appetisers. from
Allah. How everything that we know about Jenna and Jenna are just appetizers.
		

			Every single blessing and Hadeeth and Alya, you've ever read about the description of Paradise,
Allah says is just an appetizer, the real rewards like once you get into Jenna and you settle down.
That's when you're going to see the real reward from Allah subhana wa Tada. So we actually don't
know what awaits us in paradise Bismillah Isn't that amazing? But there are some people they're not
going to respond with. Ah, Subhana lo Wow. They're just gonna be like
		

			so can I see it now? Oh, I can't Well, whatever.
		

			If I can't see it now then. What's the point?
		

			There are people that have this said that this barrier between them and Allah has a yet on jamara
day. They look at the Hatim and they will get the best sleep of their life will just be on the
phone. They'll just lean against the wall. When's this guy gonna finish? Don't you realize you have
said that in front of you. When you walk out of the masjid. Thank God I'm out of there. That said
that behind you now.
		

			You can appreciate this stuff, the masjid. The reminders Allah
		

			says I gave you all of these a and you're still often
		

			still blind. For all Shana home so what happens now? They live a life of uncertainty. They can't
sort through their problems clearly. They can't navigate through their confusion. Clearly they just
they don't know how to live life. Just don't know just go with the flow. So you party chill out
every Friday is you know TGI f you know thank god it's Friday
		

			go call up friends call a family yes do something now it's COVID and it you know, might even be
worse let's do something Saturday Sunday is do something chill out blah blah blah Monday same
routine till Friday again do it again. And then you die.
		

			That's fine. Okay, now on formula zero, they just live a life that's just like, straight cattles go
going about and then they can't see any truth to anything anymore. And the moment when somebody
tries to remind you of the stuff, you're like, ah, stop lecturing or whatever. Yeah. Okay, my dad's
just lecturing me, I'll call you back later, and then we'll do something.
		

			He's just become blinded.
		

			Young people need to study sought at the scene.
		

			The next time you hear about a halaqa, somewhere, or a class somewhere teaching soon as he gets your
kids in those classes, there has to be kids version versions of the suit as well, that appeal to
five year olds and 10 year olds, suited, yes, seen is one of the first suitors that students have
the poor and must learn.
		

			And we push them to Joseph Amma, that's fine if you're learning to read and memorize. But when we're
talking about TIFF see it which comes later. And afterwards, this should be one of the first
sources. So did you see that this should be the introduction of Tafseer of the core n, go to se and
start from there. You can build an entire course about all the basic fundamentals so that you and
your kids are grounded well in this sort on once you can do that, then the rest of the court and
will start to make sense. You know what's amazing, although the Hadeeth about it not being the heart
of the quarter and his wife,
		

			or it being the heart of the Quran is dive. The position of the sutra is really interesting. And
this is why the notion of it being the heart of the heart and is so widespread. The previous 10
sutras with the exception of
		

			the previous 10 sutras are all mechi going up to sort of the norm, but Sudeten nor its sister Sora
is sort of a hazard to certain neurons. madonie So is that a hazard is Betty, their sister soda, so
they're linked together, everything else 10 sodas are all mechi
		

			then 10 sodas after soda, the SE until the first metody sora is exactly 10. And you have sudo te se
right in the middle, so panelists, so you have 10 on one side, 10 on the other side, and sudo at the
SC is in the middle.
		

			So 10 before you get to a med any 10 before you get to a medini and here you have sowed the seed in
the middle. This is where some of the scholars said you know, this is why it became a heart of the
Quran, Allah who are them. So I'm going to pause here in sha Allah hotevilla that's verse number
nine. And tomorrow we'll continue I hope and I pray that this introduction was meaningful. I hope it
was helpful in some way. And I pray that Allah subhanaw taala continue to give us strength to
journey through this beautiful suit although it is a short surah it is a short sorta it's just what
83 verses but it's it's quite pretty short, short, it's only about four pages.
		

			It might it won't be like eight episodes, it might be a little bit longer just because it is so jam
packed with so many different things. And just to remember for those of you that are joining us for
the first time, this soda it's going to be connected with sorted out rock man. So once we finish the
scene in sha Allah, we'll get on to sorted All right man in sha Allah hooter, Allah. With that being
said, Man a lot so we'll accept this effort from us and all the efforts that we've put forth in his
service alone. I mean, does that come a low heighten and I will see you all tomorrow. celeb more
Alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh