Nouman Ali Khan – Amazed by the Quran – Lasting Perseverance

			Salam Alaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuh everybody, welcome once again to amaze by the Quran, a
series in which I tried to share with you what I find amazing about the Quran. Particularly nowadays
in this series, what I'm going to try to share with you are aspects of the Arabic language of the
Quran that are pretty technical, like you have to study a lot of grammar before you kind of get this
stuff. But I'm gonna try to present it to you in a way that even if you don't nothing about grammar,
it'll make sense to you in Sharla. Okay, so I pray that Allah helps me do that. Now the in order to
conduct this exercise, I'll give you kind of a little bit of an exercise to walk through with me. If
		

			you hear on at the end of a noun, like Salah means peace, right? So if I say Salah moon, I put a un
at the end. So that one that actually means that it's a noun based sentence.
		

			I know that sounds tricky. It'll become clear in a sec. And if I say Salomon, so I didn't say all at
the end, I said, and at the end, then that's a verb based sentence, it implies that there's a verb
before it didn't have to be said just because I said okay, so there's own versus and now, because a
lot of translations are not sensitive to these grammatical nuances when they say the word Salaam
which means peace. So they'll say Salaam when translation, peace, Salah man, translation, peace, and
you're not gonna see a difference at all right?
		

			angels come to visit the Prophet Ibrahim.
		

			And when they come to visit emmalin, salaam, they were the he opens the door, they said Salah men,
		

			they said Salah man, now that would be the verbal kind of setup. Now, in a previous episode, I've
said this, I'll remind you again, verb based things are temporary, noun based things are permanent.
So they're saying we extend peace to you, which would be the verb we extend on this a limb aka
Salama, okay? So they're their P's. Their extension of reading of peace was verb based, which is
cool.
		

			Ibrahim alayhis salaam responded. Now remember angel said Salah man, verbi salam, a temporary kind
of Salaam
		

			Ibrahim responded Salah moon.
		

			Abraham Elisa Lam said Salah moon, which means he made a noun based on now, here's another
interesting thing about that. When you say, send a man, then you're saying we offer up so who's
doing the offering? We are. We're the doers of that offering. So the angels are the ones that are
offering him peace. But when you say set out more than you make it a noun, then you're saying, may
peace be on you, whose piece you didn't specify. You see, when you have a verb, you have to have
someone doing it. And the angels are doing it. They're doing the extending of peace. And when you
bring him offers peace, he says, may peace be on you. Which means it may be from me. It may be from
		

			my family, it may be from the world outside. I pray your family gives you peace. I pray your
surroundings, your friends give you peace. I pray all the angels give you peace. I pray Allah gives
you peace. You I pray, you're immersed in peace all around without any restriction of time. Because
it's noun based, or restriction of subject who doesn't get who gives you the peace? I don't want to
restrict that on you. I'll make it open. So I'll say sellout.
		

			You know, the Quran tells us we're either for you to be to hear at him. Whenever you're greeted with
a greeting, respond with something better, for you be asked and I mean, how do you do, at the very
least respond to it in kind, but you should try to make it better than what you were offered.
Ibrahim released them in that little own set so much more than they did then the angels did so hard
Allah. Now the Quran captures that. They said Solomon, he said Salah was the English translation say
most of the time, the angels when they came upon him and thus and then said peace, he said, Peace.
		

			My goodness changes everything. The way he greeted them the love He showed them. This is and now we
understand that when we somebody has Salam Alikum and you say radical masala warahmatullah
wabarakatuh By the way, we say a Salah maliko or a Salah mo Alaykum assalamu like on your property,
and you know what that means? We're making it universal. We're not just saying I'm offering you
peace, you're saying May peace be on you from every direction from everywhere, including myself,
right? It's this universal greeting, but we're supposed to respond to something better. And that
itself is a legacy of Ibraheem alehissalaam and let's take this a step further.
		

			On that same note on is permanent and his verbal and therefore temporary. The Quran talks about
patience or What's strange phrase beautiful patience twice. Okay? Once it says sub rune Jimmy lone,
sub rune gemenon. And the other time it says sub Baron jameelah why
		

			suburban chamaeleon in Damiano Baden, one, Allahu Caliban are first visible in jameelah. Okay.
		

			So one time beautiful patience is talked about in nominal or noun form permanent, like we said, and
the other time in temporary form. That's strange. Why would Allah do that? You look at the context
you discover something, when you serve, was taken by his brothers and he said, I'm into a well, and
he's gone. And the dad is given the fake shirt with blood.
		

			He has no options to recover this child. These guys have clearly made up their mind. There are no
options in front of him and he doesn't know if the boy is alive or dead. He doesn't know how long
this pain is going to last. It is an endless ocean of suffering in front of him. He needs to declare
the beauty of patience that is timeless
		

			because he cannot see an end in sight. So he says for sovereign Chim Ilan. He put it open ended
beautiful visions.
		

			The prophets of Allah Harney Sonam, was being insulted by the koresh
		

			they were even physical threats towards him. And they after they looked like their antagonism was
getting worse and worse and worse. And a lot tried to let tells him and hold on to be patient. He
says to him, fosmid sauerbrunn jameelah Be patient. It is as though he's saying By the way, making
it an makes it temporary. Yeah. Allah is telling the messenger risotto Salaam Be patient, this is
not this is not endless. It'll come to an end. It's temporary. I'm telling you relief is coming.
		

			It's not that far away. And how do we know it's not that far away, just because it says sub run
jameelah and and so beautiful, so beautiful, that in the very next ayah Allah says, in the home era
una who didn't wanna rock or even
		

			they see it far away. But we see it as close.
		

			He already told us that embedded in the sovereign jameelah and then he opened it up himself. So
Panama. That's the beauty of Quran that is lost in translation that you and I are supposed to just
absolutely be amazed by. I pray that Allah azza wa jal increases our demand through these high art
and makes us peace people people have beautiful patience and allows origin