In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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On the book of identification cards
With the surahs of the Holy Qur’an
By Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz bin Omar Nassif
May God protect him
Surat Al-Tahrim
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 all his family and companions
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We have reached Surat Al-Tahrim
It has three pauses
The first pause is what was mentioned in the subject of the surah
It contains the best surah
For the believing woman
Which is considered a building block in building a secure home
What a great brick
If you lose
Or weakness
What is the singer of it
Of the attributes
Weakness of the whole house
Where do we find these qualities?
We find it in more than one place in the Surah
But I will focus on home
This is what God Almighty says
May God divorce us all
Our husbands will replace him better than all of us
Faithful Muslim women
Qanat
Repentant
Abedat
Female tourists
Then he said Thibat and Abkar
This is a kind of compromise
A woman can only be a virgin or a virgin
This does not affect
In the ideal image of a believer
And look at how God chooses His prophet
How does he say to his women?
May God divorce us all
Our husbands will replace him better than all of us
So what are the qualities?
Which God chooses for His Prophet
Faithful Muslim women
Qanat
Repentant
Abedat
Female tourists
These qualities should be nurtured
Believing women from childhood
It should be in the education curricula
The most important characteristics of a woman
The Muslim woman
The believer
These are mentioned here
It represents the most important characteristics of a believer
Even if we do not hide us from other signs
In another surah
But these are clear, focused verses
Every believer should take care of it
He should take care of it
Educational curriculum developers
Teaching a Muslim woman
What we give birth to comes out strong
Holding on
She wants it
The second pause
What is mentioned in the second stanza of the surah?
From the remembrance of sincere repentance
Sincere repentance
It was only mentioned in this Surah
The topics are remembered only once
Worth taking care of
I wrote some writings on it
Why was this Surah singled out?
By remembering sincere repentance
Although repentance is mentioned in many surahs
What is sincere repentance?
Let's be honest, I think this needs attention. I don't have an answer for this, but...
The opening of the door was rejected as sincere repentance in light of Surat Al-Tahrim in its context
Its gestures and what is stated in it can portray true sincere repentance
The scholars interpreted sincere repentance, but its interpretation is based on:
Surat Al-Tahrim in its entirety reveals many things that may have been kept quiet
About the scholars who interpreted sincere repentance and this broader knowledge
By considering the context and the whole surah increases our desire to
This repentance is from our knowledge of it before that. As for the third pause
And the last one, I am, is what was mentioned at the end of the surah regarding proverbs in
Good and evil with women from the past: Noah’s vision, Lot’s wife, and Lot’s wife
Because this leads me to an issue that I have emphasized a lot, which is that Sura
Very interconnected. One surah is very interconnected. This is the proverb that
At the end of the surah, the relationship to the beginning of the surah is very clear. And remember what
It happened from the mothers of the believers at the beginning of the surah. So call that Surah
Not related to such clear examples. And alive
The matter is hidden and requires more diligence and contemplation. But like
This surah has a clear connection between the end of the surah and the beginning.
Here I confirm that the Surah is interconnected and that it is...
A comprehensive unit that deserves to be read in one rak'ah. As it was
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, usually does this in his recitation
He completes the surah and may divide it. But this is a short surah in two pages
We find it difficult and I am amazed at myself and others. When we overload it
Prayer lasts for three hours. It almost never lasts with us
The written prayer, the obligatory prayer, does not last twenty-five days
Never a minute. Perhaps if a person reads the prostration and the person
He has reached this point carefully. How much time do we spend on...
Other things. What would harm us if every prayer was
You pray in half an hour. Let us read what the Prophet used to read
It was a long read compared to ours. And I don't speak
What the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade from tempting people
Prolonged with difficulty. no. I'm talking about a reasonable reading.
When they recite Surat Al-Tahrim in one rak'ah and Surat Al-Talaq
He kissed her in a rak'ah. It passes by the general public today
At length. And it is not long. Even if you count the prayer that is read
Here are the two surahs, for example. If you find it at the end
It won't be longer than a quarter of an hour. Or something. This is not much.
Not so much when he sees that prayer is light. And it ends
About indecency and evil. And it is closeness to his Lord. And it is
And it's everything you want in my virtues. the prayer. This may be it
Out of order. But I hope and say that completing the surah
In a rak'ah that helps to understand it more. And realize that another
This surah is related to the first one. They reveal things
Many after that. They can only be read by reading it. Garba.
But if the imam comes and begins his prayer after Al-Fatihah with a beat
God is like those who disbelieve, the mirror of grammar and the mirror of the homeland.
Ok, why did God use this proverb? And his salaries
With what came before it. This is absent from such a permissible recitation.
But it is not the usual consistent Sunnah
On the authority of our Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace. Enough of this
Destiny and may my blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad and upon him and his companions
Everyone. Praise be to God, Lord of the World.