Rania Awaad – Allah Fortifies The Believers
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The speaker explains Al Qaeda's approach to the Battle of Badr, which is a historically famous battles in the Middle East. The speaker discusses how the Muslims in the area are used as a base for attacks and how the Battle of BPD is used to strengthen the Muslims' base. The speaker also discusses the importance of the Battle of BPD in empowering Muslims to become more powerful and leave behind a strong message of peace.
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Also, another way to understand
Al Aziz is to explain it as exalted
in might.
Exalted in might. Meaning what? The one who
cannot be overcome.
The one who is unassailable,
invincible.
Nobody
can transgress against them, and if they do
try to transgress against them, he can humiliate
them,
And the one who is
honored. And here the conversation turns to, the
Battle of Badr.
In the Battle of Badr, do we know
how many?
How many were the Muslims in the Battle
of Badr?
Someone said it.
313. Excellent, excellent. Gold star.
313.
And how many are on the other side?
A1000.
It's a big difference, right, and actually when
the Muslims went out to fight, Quraish said,
oh are you guys thinking you're so yanny,
you're deluded. You're deluded to think you're going
to be able
to handle. You're tiny and you're small and
your new as a group of people in
the army, and we are Quraish.
Are you really thinking you're going to beat
us?
But when somebody transgresses
against the laws of Wichet he has the
ability to
humiliate them, so what does he send?
What does he send? The angels.
He sends angels to fortify
the Muslims.
Even the descriptions of some of the people
who are on the Quraysh side who then
later
become Muslim. They tell their story when they
were not Muslim at the time, and they
were on the other side. And they would
say, well, you just would see
swords flying and people dying, and we couldn't
and we weren't seeing people killing them.
Like, what was going on? And more than
anything, what these angels were doing was just
fortifying
the Muslims.
As in to say giving them a sense
of security, comfort knowing Allah is with you.
Strengthening
what was only
a third,
not even a third, right, of the population
to, right,
to feel like they were more than
the Quraysh. It's an amazing thing. When Allah
gives you that sense of might and power,
he gives you his might, right,
And nobody can overpower that. And when he
wants to humiliate, he will humiliate.