In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Nice comment on the book of identification cards
With pictures of the Holy Qur’an
By Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz bin Omar Nassif
May God protect him
Surah An-Nas
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, and praise be to God
May peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of God
We are thanks to God
In the last section of the nice comment on the ID cards
And with Surat Al-Nas
It has three pauses
First stop
Related to the being of the Surah
You seek refuge from an inner feeling
There is also a feeling of a phenomenon that a person sees
There is a subconscious feeling
One must believe in its existence
away from
Myths and exaggerations that people create
We have the Qur’an and we have the Sunnah
There is evidence in it
Real inner evils
The greatest evil is mentioned
In this Surah, he is Satan
As for the third pause
Even though the surah is in it
The command to restore is like the previous surah
This is felt in the importance of restoration
It was repeated in two successive surahs
At the end of the Qur’an
This refining feels important
To restore man to his Creator, Glory be to Him
And the third and final pause
It is that this Surah reminds us
With the weakness of our enemy
Our enemy you insinuate
The reference to it in Al-Fatihah is a hint
In his temptation of the lost
And those who are angry with them
You see it explicitly in Surah Al-Baqarah
Get down
And some of you called one another an enemy
There is no disagreement in the enemy's interpretation
In this verse especially, however
There is no doubt that Satan is a greater enemy
This Surah, Surah An-Nas, reminds us
Psoas genus
If you mention God, Satan will betray you
So we adhere to God and make Him
Our recovery is always a son in His glory
God knows best, and may God’s blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad
And upon all his family and companions, praise be to God
To complete this comment
I ask God to make it a blessing and a benefit