Walead Mosaad – Tafseer & Reflection on the Quran Class 1
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The importance of praying and following the culture of generosity during busy months like the spring. The success of praying for others, and the culture of generosity, is discussed. The importance of praying behind someone and the potential danger of getting sick is also emphasized. The speakers discuss various myths and interpretations of Islam, including the meaning of God, the use of words, and the importance of seeking help from God. They also touch on the importance of finding the right way to live a life of being a dutiful servant to Allah.
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your Salim or Eric.
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her she me and Paula she attorney and murky and Madani while he was
hobby he will monitor their behavior he was standing facility
they will be deemed about. So hamdulillah
for many of us we began Ramadan tonight
those of you in the east, so that includes Egypt and I believe
Turkey and the Arabian Peninsula,
perhaps some other countries and whichever day that you start
whether it be tomorrow, or it going to be Saturday Hamdulillah
we have either started the Milan rom to begin with, and this is a
very placid and Mobarak month. In it we find things that Allah
subhanaw taala has accorded to us that he has not recorded in other
months. It is the month of fasting, it is the month of clear
and CME. And later on the night of power meter here, a woman
artificial light that is better than 1000 months.
In it, we find
emancipation from the hellfire, and we find the Rama and we find
Mo Farah, and we find New Zealand for en and we find that the
province for asylum was never as generous as he was in this month
of Ramadan, Korea Han masala, as mentioned in the Hadith like a
gentle wind, or a gentle breeze. So what we wanted to do
to help us to
put ourselves in the right frame of mind and speaking about myself
first and foremost, and to think about some of the meanings that we
have to contemplate about. So some of us might be reading, or going
over the reading the Quran and nucleon perhaps 130 tonight or one
just a night. And this Ramadan is unique. Most of the world's
mosques masajid are closed. And that means most of us will have to
do with
pm at home or praying totally at home. And my one
bit of advice about that is don't worry if you don't read very well.
Or if you don't read Arabic, or how are you going to possibly read
the whole Quran, read what you can keep in mind that the Prophetic
practice the initial Prophetic practice of public policy is that
he prayed alone he prayed by himself. And people noticed him
that companions noticed that he was praying by himself in the
Tarawa, right in his mosque, which would be very adjacent to the room
where he stayed. And so they noticed he was praying and then on
the lawn, so they came out and prayed behind him the first night.
And then the second night, and then the third night. And then I
promise my son did not come out the fourth night and the estate
and prayed in his heart, you know, he prayed in his room. So he
didn't want people to think that it was an obligation, and then
it'll be taken an obligation. So the thorough year was never an
obligation, but it's something that's men do something that's
recommended. And then later on during the caliphate enrollment, I
thought when he was offended, he found people praying in Donalda by
themselves. So they they wanted the baraka of praying in what is
considered to be
a vote on any other agenda, a garden from amongst the gardens of
Paradise. So they prayed all by themselves. And then he said, Why
don't we have a single imam for this and they could pray behind
him. And that's what he did. And he chose as the event obey, if the
cap, one of the Great Quran, profiles and reciters and they
prayed behind him. And then he remarked now with the Buddha has
he said, What a great innovation,
that we can do it by one human. So the context
of or the circumstance changed during the time of our jobs, so
there was no fear anymore, that anyone who think it's going to be
obligatory. So he felt comfortable to have people pray. And now our
circumstance or context has changed once again. So now, there
is a danger if we pray, and we populate the message with numbers
and that people may get sick and even worse may fall into very bad
shape as a result. So people's lives take precedence over
something that is a recommended act that we can still do
In other ways, such as in our homes, so if you're going to pray
in your home, then I recommend read whatever you can read, if you
just read couldn't hold off I had, and that's all you have memorized.
And you read that every AHCA for every night in Ramadan, for the 29
of the 30 nights and you pray eight or 20 Haha. And each time
you're just really cool whoa a lot ahead. In sha Allah, I guarantee
you, I promise you, you will have an effect, and it will be a good
effect. And it will, it will raise you in degrees and it's going to
give you a modifier in sha Allah give you a greater understanding
of the Divine was full of all law I had. Yeah, they look through
sample and the cohort I had is like 1/3 of the Quran. So imagine
if you you're reading that, you know, several times so it's like
you did
you know, seven or six or three quarters of the Quran, just by
reading the money and contemplating on Hola. Hola, who
had to say hola. Oh, it is the one that unique the sovereign? Nothing
like it was some of them yet it? What have you learned? Why don't
we go for an ad. And then if you do that with your family,
with your family, at home with your children with your spouse, in
Sharla, it will it will be a very good effect and perhaps how they
may be alone in the past is what allows my father wants from us in
this particular time. So we should be
servants to Allah Spano Tata, and via the context and the
circumstances that he gives us. So we can sit at home. And we can
lament and think about oh, look at the masjid it's or it's, it's
empty, and nobody's there. And this is like really sour Ramadan.
And it's not the same and all this sort of thing. Or we can say hi to
them a little hula, this is what a lot on how to wants. And this is
what He desires for us in this particular circumstance. So I'm
going to deal with the circumstance, as I see fit as a
loss My father wants me to. So that means we pray in the house
and pray with what we have. Right. And there's an Arabic Arab proverb
Ledger in level module, the module 11 module. So the your generosity
will be commensurate with that which you have available to you.
So that what you have available to you, whether it's financial
resources, or whether it's of
resources of generous other ways of generosity of the soul of your
time, then you give them that what you can give from, from what you
have. And that's the criteria for generosity, not how much you give,
but how much you give of what is available to you as what is at
your disposal allowance. So Charlotte is going to be a very
walk, have a laundry blessing from Allah isn't. So what we're going
to try to do is, in these 29 or 30 Nights beginning tonight, is offer
some reflections on each jurors. So certainly, there's not going to
be enough time to go through the whole jurors. And to do kind of a
thematic overview of the whole jurors I think would be difficult.
So what I'm going to try to do is look at parts of the jurors most
likely at the beginning, at least for tonight, we'll start that way,
looking at sort of the Fatiha and and maybe the beginning of Surah
Baqarah. So
we know that the Quran is defined as Kurama, loi and Unison it is
the speech the word of Allah subhanaw taala that has been
revealed to His a bet as a relativist about his servants via
the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam. And so there's a certain
etiquette or DAB when reading the Quran, and something that I wanted
to share with you that some of them said that there are three
levels. I said I thought a jet in the way that we can interact and
read the Quran.
So the first one and they're all very good, I mean, they're all I
wish I could be the first one. So I'll just read them in Arabic Then
I'll read them in English. And this is found in Tafseer Ignazio
behind muddied, which we'll be referring to throughout this
inshallah so if you're interested, I believe it has. It's been
translated at least perhaps some of it and the the Arabic PDF is
available online. If you do a search or behind muddied PDF,
you'll find it at the archive.org site.
So he says though, just to color SLS, three levels at NASA and the
alkali lab book and now we are going to analyze data well
different DNA will hold analogical knowing the stem your mineral guna
Hailu, a su Erna
but the ANOVA whatsoever well if
he had,
he said, I know. So the servant reads, as if Allah subhanaw taala
is before you, right? Well allow for you to live logical. So
try to have the soul, right that Allah is right there in front of
you, when she is not enough just physical sense.
And then that he is seeing you and that he is listening to you. So
that means your had
your state before last battle battle will be asking supplicating
to the rock if it had, you know, seeking the grace of God seeking
the providence of Allah, Allah, because, you know, he's listening
to you as you are reciting. So this is a type of hand or a type
of place you want to be in spiritually when you're when
you're reciting a book where that's the first level on the
first started at Sandia the second day Roger
and Yasha that was one week and a lot the other you have people who
will be unfolding well you know, ggbn me He wakes me from a humble
higher, what are the what is what was?
The second one is that you witness with your heart, that Allah is the
one speaking to you, because remember, this is Karim Allah,
this is the words of Allah subhanaw taala. So you witness in
your heart, Allah your heart, you will copy and Favi right, he is
the ones to be confused by his words. And he is the one who was
having this conversation with you. The anatomy he was saying he who
am I for a lot have a conversation with me. But yet all I have to do
is read the Quran and Allah is speaking to me this is how we
communicate so and with the Kelim right, this is how it communicates
to us. So I have this the soul what I think that last one is
speaking to me. So my hand and as you mentioned here would be a
higher with Tarzan would be to be humble before God to be to find
humility 1000 To hold Allah in the highest and greatest esteem you
can imagine possible.
When a savant even for him, right Allah speaking for you is what
means you listen intently, and you try to understand what Allah is
saying to you. So the first one, you're saying the words and a lot
of hears you say them. The second one which is higher is Allah
saying the words and you're listening to them even though
you're the one reciting? And then you have a hand of humility and
Athol theme of reverence is intently listening and
understanding with certainty. So the third one and Janoff Kalam and
moto Kelim feather yellow ellipse NFC whether either karate belly or
Kulu Ferranti and an FC or even Fisher who the rugby lemmya Allah
one FC is well when I'm available he caught or was
or has intelligence
and yet Africa them and what I can do that you see in the words of
Allah subhanaw taala, the one who is speaking the words who is the
one speaking the words that are in actuality the one who is revealing
it to you, Oh Allah, the one with the candle, he is the one saying
speak with you. Further I am through in NFC with an inner
karate. So you do not get distracted do not look towards
your own self or towards your reading other words your your
family, right?
Lilia Kulu Fanny and I've never seen so funny and I'm never sick
means you're not even knowing you're not there. And your reading
is not there but what you see actually is a lost part of that.
So even Fisher who the rugby so you are lost in the beholding of
your Lord right the witnessing of your Lord
let me UCLA one FC is bound one What am i Little nine football.
And that means there's nothing left for yourself to notice
yourself. What am I a little light on all right, and nor do you seek
a cut off, nor do you seek a place except with Allah's hometown. So
these are kind of the, let's say, have a spiritual methodology and
how we approached okay law, the reader association with the Koran.
And he doesn't say this here. But
you know, my understanding of it, these three are not necessarily
mutually exclusive. You could be doing all three, so to speak at
the same time, you could be noticing that you're the one
reciting before Allah. And you could be noticing that it's his
word speaking to you. And you could also be funny enough sequin
Karateka. Right, you can be not
awareness, so to speak, not having a witnessing or beholding of you
reading but it's a witnessing the holding of Allah subhanaw taala
your heart while some of that is the one speaking to you
and you're just noticing them with a candidate. Right? So this is
what they say, Oh, he did that. So seeing the oneness of the essence
of God. And then the second level, when you see that Allah he's you
see the Qlm, which is an attribute of God, then this is Tohei. This
effect or this malice effect the oneness, or beholding the oneness
of Allah's attributes. And then if you see yourself as reciting and
Allah is listening to you, then this is so he didn't fall until he
didn't fall means you sing the oneness of all acts that they
returned back to the Divine as the origin. And all of those are
technically maklumat wilayah. They're all
levels of Wilayah have a very high or very high MACOM. The one that
he doesn't mention here is I am reading so that I can gain reward
from Allah Spano attack. And that is also a MACOM of the believers
but have them a comment or bet. This is the Macau of the of the
pure worship or who is seeking to get away from the last vowel
pattern. But here this is these three, he's talking about a more
profound recitation or more profound
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that is that one can contemplate so when we read when we recite
let's think about postings again. So going back to sort of the
Fatiha and it has many, many names. Some of them obviously
affected how when we're when we're here when kefir was chef here are
seven myths any one of them.
So, they say that the more names that something has, that means the
more noble it is, so many names attributed to super emphatic. And
it was revealed in Makkah, some say that was revealed twice, once
in Raqqa. And once in Medina, some say that it was also revealed
during the night of an assault on Mirage, that the sort of House of
Lords of the province is and during that night, and we believe
that the order of the chapters in the Quran, they're not in the
order that they were revealed, but they were in the order that
the prophesy centum told the companions the Sahaba placed them
in this particular order. So he placed the Fatiha at the beginning
and then sort of buffer and so forth. So we call this order total
Leafy. So the leafy means it came from the province our southern
which means it came from a West mental time.
So the chapters of the Quran are not in the order that they were
revealed. Because the fact that it was not the first Quran to be
revealed we know that was so with a lot of Allah in Valhalla is one
of the be Kalevi Haluk.
But with the Fatiha then it begins with the best meta. And there's
actually some he left between the argument of whether Bismillah R
Rahman r Rahim is actually the first verse of the Fatiha or is it
even a verse in the Quran? Except for so that the number
or is it something that is something you recite between
chapters of the Quran? So the magic is old that the Bismillah R
Rahman Rahim is not an A of the Fatiha so it's still seven verses
but they read Sonata Divina. AMTA are they him as the end of
reversal employer love blue guardian? Well, a blogging is
another verse. So they count seven that way where the chef High
School sees this banana from Elohim as a verse of the Quran.
And that has some ramifications for prayer as a chef ASE that on
must recite the smella for the pair to be valid since it's part
of the fatty heart and they stipulate that the fatty hap is a
required recitation as do the many keys is required or sufficient.
But they don't see the best mela as being worshipped as being
obligatory. So all that is just kind of for our edification. And
some of the magic here including myself, we do recite the best
meta, even silently. So our Shafi friends don't get all up in arms
that we didn't read the Fatiha or something like
it's a hello Janet CNF which means to leave that which is some enough
or difference of opinion about is always a good thing. And it's
actually one of the also under Medicare. It's one of the juristic
principles of reasoning for the medical school more often enough
to take into account if another school of thought has a
disagreement then to kind of defer to that so as to keep things
harmonious and that's actually American principle.
And couldn't Suleiman's dentists you know, they all take from the
Prophet so I said
so
that the smell of this will I have a man Rahim you'll notice in the
Rosman must have one
So, lesson one must have the manner by which the most half is
written. And you may see this sometimes like
certain letters you think should be there that are not like in this
Mala. So SM is LFC mean. So you think that and if and then see me,
but that's not the case here. So there's no Elif. So this, by the
way, and they say, because it's written so often, that the LF was
taken out, so you say Bismillah. So invoking the name of Allah, AR
Rahman AR Rahim. And Allah loves the Janella is considered by many
to be smoking Azzam, The Greatest Name of Allah subhanaw taala. In
actuality it is the name of Allah. The other names except for our
men, our names but more like names that describe Allah subhanaw taala
but the one that is share Milla, the one that is comprehensive, and
takes all the meanings of the other names and understood within
it is a lot
and a ramen.
But it Allah we don't recommend. That's what the Quran says, Could
it Allah or the ramen? Ask Allah asked Mohamed and in fact, the
Arabs before the promise, I said, and they knew the word Allah, and
they used to call Allah Allah but they had partners so they had
minute where we're left with And the hope was, these were partners
with Allah subhanaw taala, but they still refer to Allah as the
supreme god and then they had the other minor gods, but they didn't
know this Word document and so on was first revealed
in pseudonym
then they used to say Bismillah Bismillah Allahu Akbar when they
start something this week a lot. So but by the name of Allah, Ya
Allah. And then the best mela as we know here is unique to Islam.
This Mullah he or Rahman Rahim, so our ramen and then our Rahim right
so two aspects of Rama which is interesting because
if you if when people are returning as a class we often talk
about Janelle and Gemma when we talk about
magnificence and and beauty and Allah's attributes roughly can be
divided into those those two categories. But yet Rahman and
Rahim are both from GMF. Right? They're both from beauty. Yes,
they have attributes of magnificence to them, but they are
from Rama from Mercy. And the Hadith puts the Sabbath rahmati of
other be, My Mercy has preceded my wrath. And so the Rama of Allah
subhanaw taala has many manifestations and there's other
names that deal with Rama like a roof. Rafa is a type of Rama and
they say some of them the linguists say Rafa is the
masculine
form of Rama of mercy. And men are Rahim are the feminine forms.
Because the same word for womb in Arabic or rhyme, like the woman's
womb, or babies, the Mburo the fetus or develop, it's the same
word. And there's a hadith that indicates that the Rahim wash, or
Stata, and he was derived from Allah's mercy. That's why we say
that the Rahim is beta Rama. In a sense, it's a house of mercy,
because it's the most, it's a more merciful
life because that's the type of life the life in the womb, then
any other type of dunya we live, all of your needs are taken care
of. You don't have to worry about searching for it.
It's a state of bliss. And so this is the Rama, right that is in with
them with the mother's womb. And so here are the two feminine block
mat. So men on Rahim and as we know last month and is neither
male nor female. Yes, he's called Hola in the Quran, because that is
the pronoun he chose for himself to call himself by. And so that's
the end of an advocate we call a love by what he calls himself so
we say he, when you say Hola, but he's neither masculine nor is he
feminine, he is neither. Because those are attributes of creative
things. Those are attributes of his own gene. Right of things that
were created in pear woman cooler, Shane alakina zone, Janie
nanometre, the code for Pharaoh it Allah and in everything we have
created them in pairs. So that means the uncreated and who is the
creator is not a pair, but he is the singular he is the one he is
the sovereign, but as a convention that Allah Himself brought to us
he called himself home. But here we see the feminine forms of Rama
and manga, which is also an attribute of God of Allah subhanaw
taala. They say that is the masculine form that's why they say
a woman will not Wolf.
You don't say abre Rahman r Rahim you can but more likely
is rough setting up rough metal.
Right, and rough metal home generally is awkward. It's more
profound than the mercy of the mother is more profound than the
rougher than the gentleness and the type of mercy that is
exhibited from the masculine form or for the masculine side.
So, that's how Allah begins his book, or that's how we the edit or
the etiquette before we begin his book, if it's a lot of us were
sort of perfect, I would say Bismillah R Rahman, r Rahim, Al
hamdu, Lillahi Rabbil Alameen. So Al Hamd.
There have been many, many pages written just about the word at
hand what that means, and I could spend a lot of time but I want to
give you more of a general overview at least of sort of
Fatiha in your session. So hamdu, lillahi, rabbil, Alameen, All
praise is due to Allah subhanaw taala. And this is the hand that
is by the sand, right? When you say Alhamdulillah, and also by
GNN, one of can, and also by the heart, and also by the limbs. So
there's different ways to show our
praise of Allah subhanaw taala, but not behind me, right? The Lord
of all of the worlds
usually would say, allow, well, im would be the plural, which is
called
geomatics here, right, allow them because when we say all of the
worlds, is it the world of the gin in the world of human beings? Is
it the world of
medical food, whichever route one milk was able shahada and the
unseen world and scene world, or the world of animals and the world
of human beings, the world of the jinn and the world of the human
beings, all of them. So what did it mean? So it includes a lock,
and we'll do that afterwards, as they say. So things that are
sentient, like the jinn like human beings, they have each have their
own world, like the realm of the angels also, that's a world like
the realm of paradise or a look at the land. The agenda is exists as
we speak. And so this hellfire, the realm of the world of the
Baratza of the life of people have passed away and they're in their
graves and moving the life between this life and the next life, life
the life of your monthly ama which is yet to come. So how long has it
been cooler he is on Robben Island. I mean, all of these
different worlds are rock man and where he.
So the fact that I remember him comes again gives credence to the
opinion a little bit credibility that this mandala has done a verse
from the Quran because it seems like repetition or otherwise.
It's to give a solace. Because if you say hamdulillah Hello behind I
mean, for instance, one was created all the worlds that's kind
of our hand I mean, that's, that's a big that's majestic. So, Allah's
majesty then is to give us comfort is then tempered with a rock man
over him, again, to remind us because what's coming after that
also is majestic. Which is what Maddie Kiyomi Dean, right the
sovereign, the owner, the king. There's also a lot of Serbia. Many
Kiyomi Dean so Manik with the Elif, the owner, will Maliki or
Mateen the king or the sovereign, similar meanings, but they're both
valid Quranic constitutions.
The only Dean the day of the Dean the day of accompanies the day
that everyone will get there just do the day that will be level one
many All right, no wrongdoing, no one will even have a perception
that sir anyone is going to be mistreated or has not had an
injustice that happened to them in this world, except that will be
addressed in a manner that will make you completely satisfied with
it. In the next word, whether Allah chooses to forgive the
oppressor or chooses to take him or her to task, no one will leave
your team no one will come out of your beam feeling like Oh, I got I
got the short end of the stick or I got gypped or I got this even
though that happens in this life. And even by the
the acknowledgement of the problems are suddenly said to them
that love other unhealthy witchetty human bath. Maybe some
of you are more liquid in presenting your case and the other
night rule in his favor. But that doesn't absolve him Yeoman Clea yo
muddy, and when a hacker made it, right, Allah subhanaw taala he is
the one who's going to adjudicate between everybody and it doesn't
matter how other countries are going to be that will have no
effect.
So then, the second half of the Fatiha so Rama Rahim manicure
McGinn is then based upon these truths that came in the beginning.
So
Number one, spit out Rahim Allah with hamdulillahi rabbil Alameen
Rahman Al Rahim Manichaean these are unassailable, permanent,
unchanging,
timeless, perennial truths. Almost all praise is due to Him because
we're not here except by him. So we should show him thanks in all
three levels with our tongues saying how to do that with our
hearts show gratitude with our hearts by not using the blessings
and ammo that we've been given for things that will incur His wrath
on things I think he told us not to do with them and
with our limbs to use the blessings in the right way and not
use them in the wrong way. Then comes the part of
okay now that we know those truths and those principles, what do we
do now? What is what is the next step?
Oh, booty, booty A means
acknowledging and living a life of being a dutiful servant to Allah
subhanaw taala Well, that's a big
that's a big responsibility. How are supposed to go about doing
that? Well, Allah gives us the blueprint and the last three
verses of the 30
What are they are one the year in Abu what Yaga this day? So a year
can I wouldn't?
The only you do we worship and this is the kind of the intimate
inability to the edges and when
we would say not who do we worship you. But when we have what they
say in Arabic grammar, tough Kadima, HuffPo Delphine, for
Heather, you don't wanna hustle. So, in bringing the direct object
before the verb, which is allowed in Arabic language, you can't
really do that in English, but it's allowed in Arabic language,
it also adds a meaning an extra meaning than just the act itself.
It means that the act itself only happens with the direct object and
not with anything else. So when we say yep, which means you know,
Allah, you
know, we'll do instead of now Good, okay, so now we look at the
calf would come at the end, that means we worship you and we could
worship other things. But here yak and Abu we only worship you so we
only do udia we only do servitude to Allah spinal data with the
limbs. Right mean, hateful, vile. Yuck. And that will suddenly lead
in there. Well, that was lucky in that in that in that in that way.
I don't make fast I don't fast. What else will we learn in that? I
don't pray and I don't offer the 5% on anything. Except for Allah
subhanaw taala
what yakka next day, your kindness day same thing. We could have said
Mr. Inaka. We seek help from you. And this LFC in debt in morphology
for software and yourself you don't know how to follow up. So
what I say is stuff fell below her. Yeah, it's up to me when
wulfrun is stuff first alarm means I sought from Allah subhanaw taala
to forgive me. So it's the far means seeking forgiveness. Is the
ANA Oh necessary no means to seek allowed to seek help to seek aid.
Well, didn't we say in the beginning a yak and I will do that
we worship Him. So how is the meaning different?
They said it's the either at the bottom.
That's from the inside. So that's the state of the heart. Yeah,
Kinabalu is a state of the limits. And include could include the
heart to but it means outward acts of piety. So fasting and praying
and Zakah and Hajj and so forth. Yeah, can sustain means I seek.
And I'm asking only Allah subhanaw taala. And that's actually
maklumat and Amen. This is a high mythology, man, if you really, if
we really were to live, the yuck and a stain, then we would not
have any hopes or aspirations, or
any any longing towards anything except the lowest mortality to
take care of our issues and our problems. And yes, we say it every
day, at least 17 times if we're praying five times a day, but to
really contemplate and live and have instead or be in the presence
of the kind of stain from the three levels that we mentioned
earlier of the law. So do we know do we know we're standing before
our last final data? Or do we know that these are the words of Allah
subhanaw taala he's saying it to us and so we're having Rocha had
or should he is saying to us yeah can stain so we feel humbled
before God or are we funny? In the highest level of everything, not
even have the words but we just see Allah this these words, yeah,
can stagnate. Yeah, can I believe I can stay hungry
Ramadan I mean, they're the words of God the words of Allah subhanaw
taala. And they have been there forever. That's why we say the
Quran was revealed. So these words were always there, and always will
be there there are as, as ancient as it were as old as Allah
subhanaw taala and you can't even wrap your head around that you
can't even understand that because this is the words of Allah
subhanaw taala. So the meanings, that these words were present are
part and parcel of Allah you can see that we can separate than
Allah. They are an attribute of God. And we don't and we say about
the attributes, they are not separate from illustrata nor they
are
the same as Allah but they they are how we understand Allah. So
all of the attributes of Allah subhanaw taala are perpetual, and
timeless and everlasting and Kadeem, Annie don't even have a
beginning. And here we are reciting them What an honor for us
to be given to be able to recite these revealed words to the
greatest of creation the Prophet Muhammad SAW I said them and then
we have the ability to recite them and they're still here and we
could read them and then on top of that, we want to seek some extra
word beyond that like we're saying hey Allah look I recited the Quran
give me my stuff give me the things that I that I have coming
to me
that we have to think about Mr. hodda right. Make these meanings
present with us. We're gonna we're gonna stain
but then there's another thing that we're asking for a dinner see
rotten Mustafi now is he Dahlia by Dina he Delia Roth, a guide us to
the straight path a sealant and Mr. Team to the straight path
Yanni, there is a better and there's esteana there is
worshiping God and this asking him only and seeking from him. But
then that which defines those two things. And he Delia, Allah
Serato, studying to be guided to that path. So that means
a bad and esteana alone are not enough. So just to worship and
just to seek help, is not enough. There's also a way to go about
doing that. So the way that you seek help, the way that you
worship, we call that he there. We call that guidance. We want to be
guided to that. So help us to ask you and to worship you in the
right way. What's the right way? What we call a Sirata Mr. Team, so
Idina, a Serato. Mr. Leave the straight path the straight way.
Will What's that? What does that look like? How do we know what
that is?
Well, we read the last verse of the Quran and it tells us what
that is. Sirat last verse of the Fatiha Sirata livina and AMTA I am
leaving my boobie it him one upon me. So Sirata livina and Hamadani.
Oh, now we defined it. What is the straight path? The ones that you
have blessed and bequeathed
on
so it's mentioning people, certain people, the ones that you have
blessed the ones that you have put your you have given your n
Hamdallah minyama. The ones who have blessed who are the ones that
you have less? Well other verses in the Quran explain that that's
why we have to make the suit of the Quran will write the Quran
kind of you first of all, the MOBA explains itself. Men in Athena,
and I'm Daddy mean and ADINA, and I'm Tamina Nebby. Ina, was Sydney
Lena was shahada was Sonya Hain are hustling out with UCLA, UCLA,
those four categories. And Naveen right profits with SIP DTN and
odia. Right the ones who reach the highest my thumbs have value of
knowledge of God as far as I sit right, pure philosophy or
sincerity or complete sincerity was Shahadat
Shahadat is
those who
decide to remove that troll server,
Shahadat
are the ones who have witnessed so they've witnessed and they've
given up everything for Allah smile, dad,
and then a solid hain.
Worse on
the righteous, the righteous amongst those who have blessed
those who have showed you're in and those who have showed your,
your blessing. So those are the four categories. So there is a
certain list of human there's a way to go about doing it.
But then, Allah saw that also informs us there are people who
tried to get that right but they don't manage to do so. Two
categories later in my Lubyanka him, one of Barney.
Lady, my Luciani one of them
I mean
leaving my Looby it
is the ones that your wrath have been upon, while I'm Pauline.
Who are the Darling?
Those who are
been
misguided. So a bullet or the misguidance is the ones who have
not found a Serato booster team, by the people and the data and I'm
telling you, so not from the profits, not from the city clean,
not from the shahada, the martyrs and those who have witnessed by
giving up even their lives were lost battle data, when I saw the
hate and those who are abroad, those who do righteous deeds.
So how did the Mughal do we even get it wrong? And what's the
difference between and about Lubyanka in one of London? I did
the same thing. And the two different things know that two
different things. I love Louisiana who the ones whose have incurred
Allah's Anger, why?
Yes, there are some templates here that say this is the juice and
when the volume is a Christian, but
from a wider aspect. It's those who have the truth, and those who
know it, but they have concealed it, or they have failed to
practice it because of something that goes back to their own
pretentious selves. That's why they have incurred the Wrath of
Allah asada. That's why they are muffle dubiously. So they know
what's rotten was to him is, but they reject it, because there's
something within themselves within their own fools within their egos,
that makes them choose another path. Well, bioline and the domnin
are the ones who are misguided because they don't even notice it
often Mustafi they haven't come across this ultimate stuff he or
they fail to follow the the tools by which you can find it, so
nothing will stop him, which is to follow the people have in hand. So
in and in Yama, the ones that ALLAH blessed are the four
categories we mentioned. And maybe that's why Allah subhana sent
prophets and messengers to show us how to go about doing it was to
define who are the heirs of the profits? As are the shorter that
hours are the Saudi?
Why three categories besides profits? Why not just one why not
just say so. This is also from alasa. We can't necessarily all
have the same
toe feet or religiously day or same level of piety or same level
of commitment. So just because I don't have the highest level of
commitment, like I said, deep does that mean and in my room that I'm
deprived from Allah's mercy, Allah Azza Rama now I still have access
to Allah Am I still have access to Allah's mercy? I could be a solid.
I can be in sandbar right? I can do my best. And that also is a
place of a raffle that's also a place of the day. And that's also
a place that alasa data will give you divine success and delight of
you
from the level that it needs.