In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Nice comment
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 Fatir
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
We're still with the nice comment
On identification cards
And with Surah Fatir
His face makes you look better if you give him a look
This was said about a creature
The truth is that he deserves this talk
The Great Qur’an is the word of God
And not a creature
His face makes you look better if you give him a look
Everything that appears in the Qur’an
It increased your beauty
Of his majesty and perfection
I have three pauses with Surah Fatir
First stop
What was stated in the history of the revelation of the Surah
He said that he might feel a delay in getting off
This is not taken
As is usual
On the date of descent
The monuments, hadiths, or narratives
But it is taken
From the words of the verses and their content
God said, “Do not let yourself feel sorry for them.”
This is most likely to be the case
That it is not the first thing to be revealed from a Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Or one of the first to arrive
But it happens after being denied
So I said that it might feel like a delay in coming down
No to every surah
But for some of its verses
Do not feel sorry for them
God is responsible for what they do
The second pause
In the resulting integration
Between Surat Fatir and Surat Saba
And when appropriate between them
I mentioned that it was appropriate for them to start fooling around
The truth is that they are complementary
Notice
Surah Saba started with foolishness
But it focused on the infidels
Those who did not thank God
In it, give thanks to the family of David as well
And the name of Sheba, as I said, is a title for that
Here is a surah that talks about praise
To extract praise from the servants
She encourages them to give thanks
Through me I know God
Creator of the heavens and the earth
Glory be to Him
In this Surah, there is a definition of God
In that Surah, there is a response to the resemblance of the infidels
All leads to praise
But in a different way
Praise in Surat Sheba
Warning against the infidels
A warning about some of the stories of the thankful David
And Solomon
And here in Surat Fatir
A remembrance of God's goodness and blessings
And its interpretation of the universe
With what calls for praise and thanks
So the two surahs became complementary
We note that the two surahs
Two successive praises
While the other surah was filled with praise
Miscellaneous Al-Fatiha first
Then after a number of surahs
Six surahs bring us Surah Al-An'am
Then Surah Al-An'am
Approximately in the second part of the Qur’an
Then Surat Al-Kaf comes to us
In half of the Qur’an
Then it comes to us towards the end of the third quarter
Within these limits, two surahs of praise come to us
There are five surahs that praise praise
The second of these two sequences is these
There is complementarity between them
I move from this to the third pause
This sequence reminds me of praise
In succession there are two great surahs
They are Al-Zahrawan Al-Baqarah and Al-Imran
It is fatwat even with an alif
No meem, then came the surahs
The other is created with a thousand la meems
Elsewhere the spider sequence
And the Romans, the Qaman, and the prostration
Here I like what Imam Ibn Malik said
Even if he was talking about another issue
Desire for good is good and action
A righteousness that adorns and measures what is not said
He was talking about issues related to muftidah and news
When he finished his examples, he said:
And let him measure what he did not say
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, raises his companions and raises his nation
He teaches them religion in analogy
If the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was mentioned
As you can find at the beginning of Surah Yunus
The opening surah with similar opening verses
He urged to learn it together
Or learn a number of them together
Then he pointed out that Al-Baqarah and the family of Imran
They have a relationship
Or make them have something in common
They are both Zahraa, and may Zahraaan humiliate you
So we focus on this
The surah that begins with praise
Like the surahs that start with hamam and rosaries
From what the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, mentioned
Then we consider again the two successive surahs
At the beginning of a relationship between them
There is also a relationship between Al-Baqarah and Al Imran
The same applies to these two surahs
Seven and breaking up a relationship
I am satisfied with this
With this clip, I ask God for help and support
I ask God for our Prophet Muhammad and for Ali, all my companions
Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds