Nouman Ali Khan – Explanation Of Surah Al-Fatihah 4of4

			Now a couple of quick things I'm almost done with 100 Allah inshallah.
		

			Now the two things are maybe one or one or two. I don't know. Yeah, I'll make it one.
		

			Let me recite Fatiha incorrectly and you tell me what's missing. Alhamdulillah Rahman Al amin
		

			hamdulillah. He probably you know that Rob is one of the names of Elias.
		

			So why even mentioned the word Allah, you can just mention and he has lots of names. He has lots of
names. In fact, he has a number of them are of mine or Rahim Malik. Why we mentioned Allah. You
could say Alhamdulillah heiltsuk Hamed belongs to the Creator. You could say Alhamdulillah Ramadan
belongs to the Most Merciful. The most loving and caring you can say Al Hamdulillah Hakim hum
belongs to the most wise Isn't it? Isn't those are all correct. Why use the word Allah? The thing
is, every one of those is a description of one of the attributes of Allah, isn't it? So when you say
that hummed belongs to the Creator, the only thing you appreciate it is what?
		

			That he's a creator. But you said you appreciate it nothing about his wisdom or his knowledge, or
his mercy, or his guidance. If you said Alhamdulillah you know if he said hamdulillah Hakeem ham
belongs to Al Hakim, the Wise, the only thing you're acknowledging is what is wisdom, but you didn't
acknowledge Anything else? You didn't acknowledge Anything else? How do you praise Allah?
		

			In one word, by acknowledging every one of his attributes, the ones you know, and the ones you don't
know the ones you can think about and the ones you can't even think about you cover all of them all
in one word, the only option left for you is what
		

			hamdu Lillah it's the only option left it's incredible without it something would be missing
something from the handover load be missing. Now ally is the the proper name of Allah. It is the
title of Allah the proper name of Allah and names are very important in an introduction aren't they?
If you meet someone for the first time, you know you would say saya no mana de Haan
		

			data USA better salary Pakistan, right you would say something like that.
		

			But when you when you did do talk to someone you introduce that to introduce yourself to them with
your name. Somebody comes up to you Somalia call my name is Malika salam, I'm an engineer.
		

			You're a strange person. If you do that, when you introduce yourself, you don't introduce yourself
with your description. you introduce yourself with your name 30. Hi, is Allah introducing himself?
		

			So the name is critical. names are important, especially when it comes to an introduction. Now look
at it from another interesting perspective. This actually happened it's a pretty funny part to
hilarious to me a part of the story of Musa alayhis salam. You know, Musa alayhis salam had the
staff and it turned into what a snake and he was opposing in competition Who?
		

			against the snake what was there on the other side? The sorcerer is the magicians Yeah. Okay. So
when he throws the staff it swallows all their ropes and rods. And these magicians immediately you
know what their first reaction was? Anybody know? They fell into such De Luca Sahara to sardine.
They were dropped into such them.
		

			And when they got up there in public, there's 1000s of people watching for hours confused What's
going on? And they get up and they say, I'm gonna be Rob Bell al amin, we believe in the rub of all
the worlds and all the nations and all the peoples we believe in. They didn't say I'm an Nabila.
They said I'm gonna be Rob Bellamy is the oven Nebula here a bit I mean, they didn't mention Allah.
They have a bit me. Now the problem is found is listening.
		

			When found is listening, if you know anything about Fidel and he calls himself rub
		

			on Allah bucola Allah. He caught on I am your supreme Rob. So when the magicians get up and say we
believe in the rub,
		

			he says Yeah, I know.
		

			And
		

			so they have to clarify. So they turn to him and say no idiot or be musawah Harun
		

			I we mean the ROB of Musa and heroin. So for a moment they actually pulled his leg and he was like,
Yes, you do.
		

			You know,
		

			that's the that's the the, you know, the the toying that they've done with him so boldly at the in
that session, you know in that conversation. I'll tell you a silly thing that happened with me some
time ago. I'm sure you have your interesting perceptions of the United States. I live in Texas.
Every time I tell someone I live in Texas, they go pew pew, like,
		

			but anyway,
		

			I was in Louisiana, which is actually fishing and fishing. Okay, that's doesn't Louisiana, it was a
while ago. And I used to have, I was dressed in very traditional clothes, I was wearing a job. I had
a turban. And I'm getting gas in a gas station in Louisiana in the middle of nowhere. And a pickup
truck pulls up. There's a dog in the back, guy comes out. And he's listening to country music really
loud, and he's getting gas, or looking at each other. That's a very strange situation right now.
		

			And he looks at me up and down, up and down. And he goes, you from Islam boy?
		

			And I said, No, New York.
		

			But then I don't know what came over me. I said, praise the Lord, brother.
		

			And he goes, That's right.
		

			And he just went.
		

			Because when I say praise the Lord, what's he thinking?
		

			He's thinking, Jesus, I mean, Allah. But I don't want to get shot.
		

			When you don't say the name, there could be confusion.
		

			So when you if you just say Amen, you know, hamdu lillahi, Rabbil alameen, somebody in the world can
have the wrong concept of God.
		

			To them, Rob could be someone else. If 30 higher supposed to clarify who this Rob is, then it should
begin with the proper name. And that's why it's critical to have what al hamdu Lillah al hamdu
Lillahi Rabbil aalameen.
		

			So now, finally,
		

			the other benefit of Al hunt is as opposed to Hamdan lillahi wa apathy. Oh, there it is, by the way,
not necessarily translated as the in this case, it's not the praise belongs to Allah. In a sense, it
is all praise, or the ultimate praise belongs to Allah and the ultimate things belongs to Allah. And
that's also very powerful. Because at the end of the day, we do praise and think other than Allah.
		

			We do. As a matter of fact, the name of our messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is Mohammed from
the same origin hump.
		

			His name is from the same origin and it's a symbol of rule, which means someone who has a lot of
hunt done to him.
		

			Someone who you do a lot of hunt of is called Mohammed. Actually, Mohammed means that we do a lot of
of him.
		

			Now the thing is, the ultimate hummed only belongs to Allah, but somehow can belong to others.
Somehow, some praise and things can belong to others. By the way, will there be cases when you thank
and praise someone?
		

			Technically, you will have done what then you've done. And somebody comes on has suffered a lot of
email, he has handled the law.
		

			Like, yeah.
		

			But you know, like, for example, if somebody helps me, somebody picks me up from the airport, you
know, and I praise how quickly they got there, and I'm thanking them for the ride. Right? When I do
that, I didn't do 100 of them. But you know what, at the end of the day, I know that that is a
blessing from who. So ultimately, it is still going back to Allah, it doesn't you don't say I only
believe in a lot. That's why I'm really mean to people to protect my tauheed.
		

			I don't want to do any shift, you know, that's why I don't appreciate people only appreciate your
silly. Allah has clarified that problem already, by using the L in Alhamdulillah. So this was a bit
just a cursory overview of what Alhamdulilah was about now, my final comments about it and your
first break in Sharla. First break, I'll give you, I'll give you five minutes. Five minutes means
five minutes, by the way.
		

			Yeah, I know, in the Muslim world, and even here, whenever you ask someone, how long will you be
here? How long before you get here? Five minutes. How far away is the restaurant?
		

			How far was the other restaurant? Let me think, oh, five minutes.
		

			I don't know how everything happens in five minutes.
		

			But when I say five minutes, I'm counting. I'm counting and Chandler. So here's the last thing. I'll
end where I started. When we say Alhamdulillah what mindset does it produce inside a person? It
produces a mindset that is positive
		

			book begins with an attitude that is positive. So when people accuse the Quran of being a book that
makes others depressed, that is an angry God that wants to punish and makes everything haraam and
makes things difficult, etc, etc, etc. They bring this entire view to the book of Allah that is so
unfair to the book of Allah because it actually began It started with the right lens and through
that lens, you see the entire religion.
		

			You know your first steps, the first impression is everything. The first impression of the Quran
begins with hum Alhamdulillah. We our impression of Allah is that he is going to constantly do
things and he himself. Whether we acknowledge anything he does or not, he himself is going to be
worthy of praise, and he's going to be worthy of thanks. And it's not even dependent on us. Whether
we do it or not, it's still gonna be there. We hope you benefited from this video from the Surah Al
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