Zakir Naik – Allah Swears by the first 10 Days of Dhul Hijjah
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Speaker 1 explains the history of the title in the Quran, including the use of " walay Nissan" in the title and the introduction of "by 10 nights" in the title. They also mention the use of "weeks" in Arabic and the significance of " nights" in Arabic. The title is understood and used in various ways, including for the purposes of calculating time.AI: Transcript ©
Allah
takes an oath into the Quran.
Chapter number 9, verse number 1 and 2
where Allah says, wal fajr.
Walayalil
ash
by fajr, by dawn.
And
by the 10
nights.
Here, Allah is
taking the oath of Fajr
and by 10 nights.
Here, the Mufassil
say when Allah is taking the oath, walayalil
al ash. That is by the 10 nights.
It is referring
to the first 10 days of the rijjah.
Now people will wonder
why did Allah use the word nights when
he's referring to the days
of the first 10 days of the rijja.
This is common in many languages.
If I have to say in English that
I spent 10 days in Nioh.
But naturally when I say I spent 10
days in Nioh,
it means I spent 10 days and 10
nights in New York. It's understood. When I
say days,
many a time the nights are included.
Similarly, in Arabic
when days are mentioned the nights are included.
And when nights are mentioned many a time
even the days are included. It can only
be night. It can be day and night
also. It can be only day depending upon
the context.
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