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 Al-Humza
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 of Messengers
And on his family and companions, everyone
We're still with the nice comment on the ID card
We reached Surah Al-Humza
And lima aha three pauses
The first pause is similar to previous pauses
The surah singled out one clear topic
And this Surah as well
This gives us an indication of the importance of this matter
It is a serious educational topic
Insulting and whispering
Corrupting the individual and society
Very harmful
Backbiting has returned
One of the major sins, but he mentioned the consensus on that
So I singled out this surah
I shame people to their faces and behind their backs
This surah was dedicated to him
Which indicates that it is a topic
Important
We note that this Surah
I went down
In Mecca before many legislations
It is forbidden to whisper and libel
Before the prohibition of alcohol
And many of the matters of Sharia that we focus on
And it's important
But this is more important
I move from this to the second pause
It is their invitation
To try to approximate this surah
I also prayed in a number of short surahs
I call for bringing the meanings of this Surah closer to the publication
This is one of the most important things students study in elementary school
To study this Surah
In a way that instills in them intense fear
Whoever mentions someone badly
In his face or behind his back
The third pause is the beginning of the surah
It was mentioned in the book
It opened
With a prayer
They told him the ninth beginning of the types of revelations mentioned in mastery
Two surahs share this beginning
Al-Mutafafin
Woe to those who are extinguished
And the one who blocked his hand
These three hammers
Willen twice
I mentioned it twice
And repent
From what Al-Suyuti counted
And others
Prayer
Such is his enemy
And to the imam
The great imam of Arabic Sibawayh
Words that are well mentioned here
This word is not recommended
Because supplication is fundamental
From lowest to highest
This appears to be a conservative insult
Sibawayh, may God have mercy on him
Sibawayh says
As for God Almighty’s saying, “His grandfather.”
Woe to the liars on that day
Woe to the extinguished
You should not say that it is her supplication here
Because talking about that is ugly
I mean in this context
In interpreting the word of God
You shouldn't say it's a prayer
Because talking about that is ugly
And the pronunciation of it is ugly
But annihilation
They only spoke with their words
The Qur’an came according to their language and what they meant
It is as if God knows best
They were told
Woe to the extinguished!
Woe to the liars on that day
That is, these are the ones for whom this statement is required
Because this talk
It is only said to the one who brings evil and destruction
So it was said
These are those who entered into evil and destruction
They were obligated to do so
Because it is a teaching from God to His servants
What they deserve
I ask God for peace
It is not a matter of supplication
And the words of Sibawayh
Nice and nice
He is a great imam in Arabic
And what was mentioned in the book
There are groups of scholars on it
God is Most High and Most Knowing
God's arrival on the authority of our Lord Muhammad
And upon all his family and companions
Praise be to God, Lord of the world