Yasir Qadhi – Historical Context of Surah Al-Ma’idah
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The transcript describes the final of Surah Telma ADA, which is the final of the largest Islam affirmation
to be revealed. The surah is a final piece of the attraction, and the ultimate goal is to be worshiped by Islam. There is a discussion about the law of the royalty of Islam, and the importance of not being associated with religion.
to be revealed. The surah is a final piece of the attraction, and the ultimate goal is to be worshiped by Islam. There is a discussion about the law of the royalty of Islam, and the importance of not being associated with religion.
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Surah Telma EDA is one of the in fact some have said it is the final large Surah revealed of the entire Quran. And after the revelation of Surah tilma Ada, probably only a few small verses were revealed such as SUTA Nossal, Elijah and Masuda who will Fatah and perhaps the last verse of Revelation, but so Surah Telma that therefore does represent the final large revelation that came down to our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and in fact, many of the Sahaba would say about Surah Talma ADA that nothing came after it to abrogate anything at all. There's a concept called abrogation nestling the Quran and Sunnah tell me that there is nothing in it that has been
abrogated, because it is the final of the large sutras to be revealed, and the majority of the surah even though some verses revealed early Medina but the majority of the Surah it was revealed around the time of the Farewell Pilgrimage, the final pilgrimage of our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam where he gave the farewell address, and then he returned back to Medina. And then he felt sick shortly after this, and then passed away. So the surah Telma, is bulk of it, within two three months of the death of our Prophet salallahu Alaihe. Salam, this is one certain might it has been revealed. And in Surah Talma Ada, we have that famous verse in the Quran that some have misunderstood to be
the final verse. No, it's not the final verse, but it is one of the final verses in which Allah says, Today I have completed this religion for you and I have perfected my favorites upon you and your Mac multilocularis number. So that verse is intuitive. And it came down, of course, in the hedger to whether in the Farewell Pilgrimage of our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Now this surah because it came down so late. The Arabian Peninsula is Muslim or about to embrace Islam, paganism, miraculously, Allah's Blessing has been all but eliminated from the Arabian Peninsula, small pockets are left. And within a few years, all of this will be gone. And Wallah, what an
amazing miracle. It's truly one of those miraculous issues about this religion, where an entire land immersed in paganism, and within a decade, all of it is gone. And there are no more pagans in that race, or in that area or in that land. And so this Surah, Surah, tilma, Ada, it does not reference idolatry and paganism at all. It does not reference what earlier makansutra is referenced. And in fact, the bulk of the surah is about Judaism, and especially Christianity, it is as if the Muslims are getting prepared that after the death of the Prophet sallallahu, ala you sell them, they're now going to face the Byzantine Empire, the Roman Empire, and of course, you're going to be dealing with
Christianity, because in the lifetime of the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam, there were not large groups of Christians, the delegations from the Quran that came this was the largest group and they were coming to visit, but certainly not either. It is as if it is making the Muslim ummah aware that we're now going to be facing the next major civilization, and that's going to be of a Christian background. So it's a lot of Christianity of Jesus Christ of Christian theology. We're going to be talking a little bit about that today, as well. And of course, because it is the final revelation, there are a lot of laws in Surah Elma Ada, there are around two dozen specific laws and skeletal Ada
and the bulk of which are not found in any other Surah So it's as if the laws are now being finished, if you like, and the final touches are being put into the Sharia of Allah subhanaw taala Of course, the word of mouth EDA, I said yesterday, I was joking is going to be a juicy topic. I meant of course, of course those are a lot of you understood what I meant is of course, the Mountie that here is a table that is laden with food. That's what a mighty that means. So I'm it's a juicy topic, there's going to be a lot of food. That was the point I said yesterday. And what I meant was that the whole sutra is called the surah of the banquet. Why is it called the banquet? Surah
because, of course, the reference is to the meal or the banquet that Rissa Jesus asks from Allah to send down to his disciples, and it has said that that is the final supper in Christian folklore, and whether it is or not as a separate issue altogether. But there is a famous dinner that is mentioned in the New Testament. And the Quran mentions this as well. So a lot of people have linked the two together, even though technically speaking, there's no direct overlap between the two stories other than the fact that they shared a meal. But this is where the name comes from. And that is Ma Ada, and the overall theme of Surah tilma. Ada, the overall the gist of the surah is that Muslims need to
be faithful to their contracts and to live up to their commitments, and not just your contracts with each other. But the biggest contract of all, and that is when you say La Ilaha illa Allah, you have undertaken a contract with Allah, that you will worship Allah the way that Allah wants you to worship Him, and that is the biggest contract that we have the biggest
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