التعليق اللطيف على كتاب بطاقات التعريف بسور المصحف الشريف | د. محمد نصيف | سورة فاطر

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:02 Nice comment
0:32 On the book of identification cards
0:35 With the surahs of the Holy Qur’an
0:38 By Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz bin Omar Nassif
0:42 May God protect him
0:44 Surat Fatir
0:46 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds
0:49 May peace and blessings be upon the Seal of the Prophets and Messengers
0:53 And upon all his family and companions
0:56 We're still with the nice comment
0:59 On identification cards
1:01 And with Surah Fatir
1:03 His face makes you look better if you give him a look
1:07 This was said about a creature
1:10 The truth is that he deserves this talk
1:13 The Great Qur’an is the word of God
1:16 And not a creature
1:19 His face makes you look better if you give him a look
1:23 Everything that appears in the Qur’an
1:27 It increased your beauty
1:30 Of his majesty and perfection
1:32 I have three pauses with Surah Fatir
1:36 First stop
1:38 What was stated in the history of the revelation of the Surah
1:41 He said that he might feel a delay in getting off
1:44 This is not taken
1:46 As is usual
1:48 On the date of descent
1:50 The monuments, hadiths, or narratives
1:54 But it is taken
1:56 From the words of the verses and their content
1:58 God said, “Do not let yourself feel sorry for them.”
2:02 This is most likely to be the case
2:05 That it is not the first thing to be revealed from a Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
2:07 Or one of the first to arrive
2:09 But it happens after being denied
2:11 So I said that it might feel like a delay in coming down
2:15 No to every surah
2:16 But for some of its verses
2:18 Do not feel sorry for them
2:20 God is responsible for what they do
2:22 The second pause
2:24 In the resulting integration
2:27 Between Surat Fatir and Surat Saba
2:30 And when appropriate between them
2:32 I mentioned that it was appropriate for them to start fooling around
2:35 The truth is that they are complementary
2:38 Notice
2:40 Surah Saba started with foolishness
2:42 But it focused on the infidels
2:45 Those who did not thank God
2:47 In it, give thanks to the family of David as well
2:50 And the name of Sheba, as I said, is a title for that
2:53 Here is a surah that talks about praise
2:56 To extract praise from the servants
2:59 She encourages them to give thanks
3:01 Through me I know God
3:04 Creator of the heavens and the earth
3:06 Glory be to Him
3:08 In this Surah, there is a definition of God
3:11 In that Surah, there is a response to the resemblance of the infidels
3:15 All leads to praise
3:18 But in a different way
3:20 Praise in Surat Sheba
3:22 Warning against the infidels
3:24 A warning about some of the stories of the thankful David
3:27 And Solomon
3:29 And here in Surat Fatir
3:31 A remembrance of God's goodness and blessings
3:35 And its interpretation of the universe
3:38 With what calls for praise and thanks
3:42 So the two surahs became complementary
3:45 We note that the two surahs
3:48 Two successive praises
3:51 While the other surah was filled with praise
3:54 Miscellaneous Al-Fatiha first
3:57 Then after a number of surahs
4:01 Six surahs bring us Surah Al-An'am
4:04 Then Surah Al-An'am
4:07 Approximately in the second part of the Qur’an
4:10 Then Surat Al-Kaf comes to us
4:13 In half of the Qur’an
4:16 Then it comes to us towards the end of the third quarter
4:19 Within these limits, two surahs of praise come to us
4:22 There are five surahs that praise praise
4:25 The second of these two sequences is these
4:28 There is complementarity between them
4:31 I move from this to the third pause
4:34 This sequence reminds me of praise
4:37 In succession there are two great surahs
4:40 They are Al-Zahrawan Al-Baqarah and Al-Imran
4:43 It is fatwat even with an alif
4:46 No meem, then came the surahs
4:49 The other is created with a thousand la meems
4:53 Elsewhere the spider sequence
4:56 And the Romans, the Qaman, and the prostration
4:59 Here I like what Imam Ibn Malik said
5:02 Even if he was talking about another issue
5:05 Desire for good is good and action
5:08 A righteousness that adorns and measures what is not said
5:11 He was talking about issues related to muftidah and news
5:14 When he finished his examples, he said:
5:17 And let him measure what he did not say
5:20 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, raises his companions and raises his nation
5:23 He teaches them religion in analogy
5:26 If the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was mentioned
5:29 As you can find at the beginning of Surah Yunus
5:32 The opening surah with similar opening verses
5:35 He urged to learn it together
5:38 Or learn a number of them together
5:41 Then he pointed out that Al-Baqarah and the family of Imran
5:44 They have a relationship
5:47 Or make them have something in common
5:50 They are both Zahraa, and may Zahraaan humiliate you
5:53 So we focus on this
5:56 The surah that begins with praise
6:00 Like the surahs that start with hamam and rosaries
6:03 From what the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, mentioned
6:06 Then we consider again the two successive surahs
6:09 At the beginning of a relationship between them
6:12 There is also a relationship between Al-Baqarah and Al Imran
6:15 The same applies to these two surahs
6:18 Seven and breaking up a relationship
6:21 I am satisfied with this
6:24 With this clip, I ask God for help and support
6:27 I ask God for our Prophet Muhammad and for Ali, all my companions
6:30 Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds