In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Nice comment on the book of cards identifying the surahs of the Holy Qur’an
By Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz bin Omar Nassif, may God protect him
Surah Al-Mumtahina
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds
May peace and blessings be upon the Seal of the Prophets and Messengers
And upon his family and companions, all of you
We were treated to a kind comment on the identification cards
We reached Surah Al-Mumtahina, which has three pauses
The first stop is at the beginning of this great Surah
Its beginning is similar to Surat Al-Ma'idah and Surat Al-Hujurat
It all started with me, oh you who believed
They wanted me to stand with the examining rooms more
They are short compared to the table
Their topic is more likely to be the same
This is more apparent in Surah Al-Mumtahina
They both began with a call to faith
But Surah Al-Hujurat seems to regulate internal relationships
Between believers, even when fighting between believers
Where are two groups of believers killed?
And before that, the relationship of believers with their Lord
Then with their Prophet, then among themselves
It is as if it fixes internal affairs, as they say
As for Surah Al-Mumtahina, it corrects the external affairs faced by the infidels
And in the two surahs, it was mentioned: O you who believe
It is faith that moves a person internally and externally
It is what moves him in his relationship with his Lord, with his Prophet, with his brothers, with his enemies
And those who disagree with him in his belief
In all of this, what moves the Muslim person is faith
This is something we should not lose sight of
Rather, we derive our decisions from the faith that God has placed in our hearts
He called us to believe him in action
As for the second pause, it is with the mention of women in the Surah
Because this remembrance of women emphasizes the issue of the correspondence between the verses
Because some students of the scientific question, why do you say that the verses between them fit?
Why not be on different topics
Now notice Surah An-Nisa
Surat An-Nisa, I mean Surat Al-Muntahanah
I mentioned women, but if you look at the rulings on women in this Surah
Migrant women and their pledge of allegiance to the Messenger of God
I found it to be rulings that fit this Surah
If you find the rulings on women in another surah, you will find them consistent with that surah, and so on
If the same topic is repeated in different surahs
You will find that it is consistent in each surah with the purpose of the surah
Which confirms that the surah has a context and appropriateness among its verses
It is obvious, but this habitat supports this issue
It is an issue that the verses between them fit
The third and final stop is with an important matter
That is, if you see a conflict raging between people over an issue
You should read the Qur’an
If you see people disagreeing on an issue, some of them shine and some of them set
Do not think that the Qur’an neglected this issue
We revealed to you the writing explaining everything
If you see people delving into the issue of dealing with infidels
The position on it is that you only need to read Surah Al-Mumtahina
You see moderation, you see clarity, and you see the issue as it is
If something bothers you, read the words of the commentators of the first centuries
I say to the Companions and Followers, and you must follow Al-Tabari’s interpretation
It does not go to extremes or be harsh, but rather it is based on the pure Sunnah
I ask God to grant us all success in what He loves and is pleased with
May God bless our Prophet Muhammad, his family and all his companions
Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds