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 Friday
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 the ID
And we reached Surat Al-Jumu'ah
It has three pauses
First stop
Whatever was mentioned in her name
As mentioned here in the book
Friday, which is its famous name in the Qur’an
Because the word Friday appears in it
Perhaps it is better to amend this phrase
It will be said to my remembrance
The beginning of the speech is Friday
Remember this word at the end of it
The word Friday is clear
If a fasting person is called on Friday
With the third section being in it
He talks about Friday rulings
The first explanation is verbal
The second is moral
So the provisions of Friday
I mentioned some of its provisions
In this third section
The other is in the surah
So it is said in the phrase
Explanation of the name of the surah
Remember this word
Remember this word at the end of it
With the third section being in it
He talks about Friday rulings
Then it is said
And what came before it is like a prelude to it
This is another matter
It is the entire surah
Even if it is not
With all its verses in the rulings on Friday
However, it is related
Amputee the provisions
All of the above is from the beginning of the surah
It is like an introduction
What was mentioned at the end of the surah
Rather, it is like a prelude to the last verse
In the Surah and if he sees
Trade or amusement
This is explained by the second time
It is with the reason for the descent
He said here is the reason for the revelation
One to which the entire Surah relates
Although if you look at
You will find the reason for going down
The story
It ends with a descent
The last surah and when he sees
Trade or amusement
But
When you return to
Some Marawiyya in the surah
It is mentioned here in order
With the revelation of the Surah, Aba and a kitten
May God be pleased with him. He narrated the hadith
Which is in it
They were sitting with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
So Surah Friday was revealed to him
It was taken from this man by Al-Tahr bin Ashour
Among other things, it was revealed
About the surah all at once
And she also took from that
I came down after I converted to Islam
Dad Kitten
If it came down all at once
It is appropriate to have come down
In the event that
come
The verses are related to that event
One of them is the connection that appears at the end of the surah
Including what is
Smooth as
It becomes clearer in the third pause
And the third pause
At the beginning of the surah he said:
It opened with a declarative sentence
I posted a warning and will return it here
This is not an opening
In a declarative sentence even though it is news
But we walked through this book
On the term
Imam Al-Suyuti and its division
Which he was satisfied with
He passed it on with those before him
He makes the surah
Opening with praise
On God kind of
Types of opening
And this Surah
From this opening surah
Praise be to God
Glory be to Him
Opening with praise in general
Then it is from the surah
Beginning with praise
Especially
It is generally praiseworthy
Then it is especially praiseworthy
And the surah that begins with praise
Among them is praise
Among them is what is blessed
Blessed be He
Including what is praise
Praise came in various forms
Other than praise and blessings
Praise was all there was
With the words “Praise be to God” and “Blessings,” with the word “Blessed is He.”
As for praise, it is diverse, and therefore it is better to include this phrase
There is a glorification in it in the present tense
About Surat Al-Jumu'ah
There are surahs that come in the past tense, in the imperative verb, and in the infinitive
We will see these surahs and some of them will come, God willing
This surah is in the present tense
This is what I wanted to stand with in this pose
As it comes in the present tense
It is proportional to what the Surah was revealed for
He confirms that these verses
Starting from the Almighty’s saying: “All that is in the heavens glorify God.”
Whatever is on earth, the Holy King, the Mighty, the Wise
Introduction to the last verse in the surah
And if they see a trade or a distraction from it
This is because the present tense indicates continuity
And repetition in this regard
A place of praise to the Lord of the Earth and Heaven
And Muslims who neglected the Friday sermon
They stopped mentioning God and became busy with what they were preoccupied with
Then the beginning of the surah warns and reminds
God Almighty is sufficient for these people
And the creatures praise him
Even if they stop mentioning God Almighty
This much is sufficient in this great Surah
May God’s blessings and peace be upon my Lord and all his companions
Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds