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
Surah Al-Mulk
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 we reached Surah Al-Mulk
It has three pauses
The first stop is with the location of the surah
He said she was sixty-seven
It is not appropriate
That prohibition and divorce
It contains provisions
It is appropriate to remind
In this
The kingdom belongs to God
Similar to what was concluded by previous surahs in the unfinished
Like the table and the light
Go through the book
And in long vocal lessons
I may refer to it here
That after the table
Including its provisions
Surah Al-An'am came to us
That decides the doctrine
And strengthen the faith
And after the light
It is also in rulings
Surah Al-Furqan came to us
It is a surah in faith
It is appropriate
This reminder provisions
By God Almighty
This is the arrangement of the fence
Which wasn't
In order of drop off
Many scholars see this
It's an arrest
There is a ruling
Therefore, we are talking about the location of the surah
If he gets busy
Man is judged
There are no problems in renewing his faith
Rather, this is necessary
The blend you achieve
Wall in its arrangement
Which is beautiful
Worth considering
Although the verses of the rulings are the same
It has habitats
It is a reminder of God
And with his piety
In the same verse of rulings
One verse is found at its conclusion
Two of the names of God in many cases
And a reminder of piety
Other than what is observed
Views
As you will find at the end of these surahs
It included many provisions
A reminder of the kingdom of God
For objects
And other meanings
This is what happens
I refer to it from Surah Al-Ma'idah
And Surat Al-Nour
Along with the verses of rulings, it contains a reminder of God
And it is at the end of the surah
A reminder of God
And in the Surah that follows it
More detail
In remembrance of God Almighty
And so it is
In Surat Al-Tahrim
And divorce before that
With Surat Al-Mulk
As for the second pause
So with the names of the surah
The king said to open it
By sanctifying and glorifying God Himself
In whose hand is the kingdom
The King for its opening
That He is Glory be to Him
In whose hand is the kingdom
At this same address
Al-Mana Thamit said that
Because it prevents its owner from the torment of the grave
Add the word as
It was proven on my authority that Ibn Masoud, may God be pleased with him
The talk ends here
As for what was mentioned, it is prohibited
From the torment of the grave in parentheses
She is the obstacle, so she needs it
She is rewarded with that
Because it prevents its owner
From the torment of the grave, as proven
On the authority of bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him
The third time
And the last one is in this Surah
With
What was mentioned in its subject and sections
He said on the topic
Looking at many of its verses guides
It is better to say
By meditation
And look at this
In determining the topic is to
This division
So we say contemplation
In its two sections it appears
Its subject is definition
By God and His kingdom
For creatures
Then speak the word generally
Definition attached
Glory be to Him
And here the subject of the surah ends
It is linked to its sections
So he put it in the same pose with her
In its sections
He said it can be divided into two parts
The first is a definition
The second is a warning and a threat
As for the first section, it contains:
Written in binary
It is more accurate to say
It has a binary beginning
Without pain
Because it did not precede the beginning
Until you perform ablution
They said in the second section
Introductory introduction no
In the second section there is a dual beginning
This is a kind of divorce
The term is settled
It is upon him and who
It will be published in the second edition, God willing
That every verse
It begins with the remembrance of God Almighty
It opens with a mention
The name of God Almighty
This comes into it
What if it was preceded by an affirmation?
God is an example
It is considered one of the readings
Duality
What is included in it is the pronoun
It is as in this Surah
It is He who made the earth for you
The first and this
Also commendable that he is coming back
To God Almighty
The same applies to everything that contains praise, because it is the first surah
Blessed be the King
It is a double hammer
Praise comes with a word in it
Praise or remembrance
He does not blame him
Except everything that is praiseworthy
He is beyond imperfection
Glory be to Him
Likewise, if the pronoun refers back to it
He leaves
To praise too
I am satisfied with this
May God’s blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad and his family and companions
All praise is due to God, Lord of the worlds