Mustafa Khattab – Taraweeh Gems 22 Excellence Of The Quran

Mustafa Khattab
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The speaker discusses the importance of the Quran in the Islam of Islam, citing its use in various fields such as religion, politics, and personal life. They also mention the use of the Quran in various industries, such as religion, politics, and personal life. The speaker emphasizes the importance of memorizing the Quran and its use in various fields.
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We know that the Quran came from Allah

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and Makkul, so it basically talks about the

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same thing. It doesn't matter which opinion you

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follow. So tonight, we'll focus a little bit

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on the Quran,

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right, and the significance

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of the Quran. Ramadan is the month of

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the Quran. Everyone knows this. Right? Quran in

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the month of Quran. And the prophet

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used to review

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the Quran with Jibril alaihis salam once every

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Ramadan, but the year in which the prophet

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passed

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away, he revised it twice with Jibril alaihis

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salam. So he's recommended to read the Quran,

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use it in salah, study the tafsir, and

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so on and so forth.

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Those of you who studied Islamic Sciences,

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they know that the Quran preserved the Arabic

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language.

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Without the Quran, the Arabic language would happen

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like Greek or Latin.

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They're not in use anymore. Right? But because

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of the Quran,

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people use the Quran, they recite the Quran,

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and so on and so forth. The Arabic

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language was preserved

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because of the Quran. So many Islamic sciences

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were based on the Quran.

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I it was very interesting to for me

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to find out that the, the size of

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algebra was developed because of the Quran and

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the concept of the size of algebra

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was developed because of the Quran and the

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concept of the inheritance made up in the

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Quran. Because the Arlema wanted to,

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to be able to distribute the shares of

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inheritance

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fairly, so he developed this science, right, of

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algebra. Right? So this one thing,

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in Bella,

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elephants, Qur'at,

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tashweed,

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rulum al Quran. Right? All these

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all these sciences were based on on the

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Quran. Right? And so on and so forth.

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So also, kind of,

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says that a Muslim has to be connected

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with the Quran.

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Whatever you are looking for, whatever questions or

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challenges you have in life, the answer is

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always in the Quran.

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Whether we're talking about tawhid,

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whether we're talking about your relationship with Allah.

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Quran talks about all these things, the qualities

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of Allah, how to worship Him, it talks

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about the history of the Prophet SAW and

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the Sahaba,

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the stories of the prophets with their peoples,

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and so on and so forth. If we're

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talking about Ibadah, if we're talking about akhla,

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manners, if we're talking about politics, it's all

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in the Quran, how to govern, and so

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on and so forth, how to lead by

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example. If we talk about economics,

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if we talk about halal and halal and

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riba, if you talk about

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social life, if we talk about family relations,

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marriage, divorce, inheritance,

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custody of the children, All these signs are

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in the Quran. War and peace,

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the relationship between Muslims and non Muslims, life

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in this dunya, Allah and Adha,

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Jannah, Jahannam, Kisaab, judgment, the wave of Adis.

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Everything is there in the Quran.

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So all you need to do is dig

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in the Quran and look for the jims

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and the jewels of the Quran.

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For the last 1500

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years,

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scholars have been digging in the Quran, and

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they have been, you know, finding all these

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great

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findings in the Quran in different sciences and

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in different fields. Right? So you as a

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Muslim,

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yes,

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it's good to memorize the Quran and everything.

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But Imam Khayla

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says that the people of the Quran,

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yes. If they memorize Alhamdulillah. But if

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they don't know the meaning of the Quran

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and they don't apply it to their lives,

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they are not the people of the Quran.

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They're just kafar.

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But if someone

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reads the nafsir of the Quran

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and they understand the meaning, if they can

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memorize Alhamdulillah, this is excellent. Now they are

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the people of the Quran. So, again, whatever

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situation you have in life, whatever

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challenges you face,

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look into the Quran and you will find

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and you will find the answers and the

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solutions.

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If you go to YouTube,

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there are so many people, scholars and priests

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and ministers, people from every faith who accepted

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Islam just because they read the Quran and

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they found solutions to their problems or their

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challenges. The examples are so many. Right? You

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can just go to them or go to

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YouTube.

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I'm gonna leave you with this. And as

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usual, I'll conclude with a small story

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to,

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clarify the meaning of we have not neglected

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anything in the book.

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Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is talking about the

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Quran. He never neglected anything in the book

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whether he specifies it clearly in the Quran

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or he gives you general guidelines

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to know what is right and what is

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wrong.

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The story is a true story. It happened

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in the US several years ago several years

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ago. They said it was a Muslim, student

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in the class.

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He was practicing. He he writes Quran and

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everything. Right? And the professor was a Muslim,

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but he was a secular. Right? A secular.

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Right?

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So

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the Muslim student wrote a paper about the

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Quran, and he says he cited this ad

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that Allah says in the Quran that he

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never neglected anything in the book.

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And he says in the in in the

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paper that

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America

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has all solutions for all its problems in

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political, economic, social problems in the Quran because

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Allah never neglected anything in the Quran. The

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secular professor disagreed

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and he says Allah does not explain everything

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in the Quran. Right? The Quran doesn't talk

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about everything. It talks about some things but

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not everything.

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So the Muslim student said no. If Allah

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says it in the Quran that he never

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neglected

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anything, it has to be true. So the

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professor gave him a challenge,

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and he says,

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where does Allah talk about my gold head

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in the Quran? He didn't have hair. Right?

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Where does Allah talk about my gold head

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in the Quran? So the student said, it's

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easy. It's in the Quran.

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Right?

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So he said, Allah says in the Quran,

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the good man

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will

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produce

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immensely or to, a lot,

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but

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a, an evil land will not produce anything.

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So he talks about your head. So may

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I apologize if someone is bald?

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No offense. Right? I'm not talking about you.

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Right? The question

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they are dependent on him or they stand

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on need, in need of him whether they

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pray to him or judge, whether they acknowledge

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him or not.

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Day in and day out, he has something

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to bring about.

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He gives life to someone, he takes someone's

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life. He makes someone rich, he makes someone

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poor. He gives an rizah to someone or

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he disgraces someone. This is the meaning of

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the ayat in the winter of his sister,

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Semiah.

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