Part of التعليق اللطيف (اكتملت السلسلة)
· Lesson 73 of 113
التعليق اللطيف على كتاب بطاقات التعريف بسور المصحف الشريف | د. محمد نصيف | سورة الشورى
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Nice comment on the book of cards identifying the surahs of the Holy Qur’an
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By Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz bin Omar Nassif, may God protect him
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Surat Al-Shura
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, and prayers and peace be upon the Messenger of God
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We stayed with the nice comment on our ID cards
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With Surat Al-Shura, I have three pauses with it
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The first stop with the history of Najul Al-Suri
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I said before that there is a famous novel that is mentioned first
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Then sometimes you disagree
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But here is an example of where the famous narration agrees with other matters
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This is because the famous narration mentions the sick Syrian woman with a fever
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From Ghafir to Al-Ahqaf in order, except for Shura
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This means that Surah Al-Ghafir is the fifty-ninth in the order
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Thus, the sixtieth surahs continue, then the sixty-one zukhraf, then the rest of the surahs, in order
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Surat Al-Shura is the only one different from it, and it is the sixty-eighth according to the popular opinion
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If we look at the verses in it, we find that there is something in it that differs from the other surah
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Or a different verse from the other surah, which is the verse that praises the one who triumphed after his injustice
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And whoever is victorious after his injustice, those are the ones who are responsible for the sake of this verse and what surrounds it
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You feel that Muslims have reached a state in which they feel some victory
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We know that before that they were in a state of hand
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As he pointed out in Surah An-Nisa, you are the opinion of the one who purifies them. Restrain your hands
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This feels that the Surah is later than the rest of the Surah that begins with Hamin
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This is consistent with the well-known narration, so I wanted to draw attention to it
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A well-known narration may have other narrations that support it or contradict it
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Or there is no other narration, so we are satisfied with it
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As for the second stop, with the subject of the surah, it is possible to look at its sections
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It is said that its subject is revelation, its value, and the necessity of following it
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Notice with me her clips, the first section, the introduction, of course
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The introduction, conclusion, and introduction section contain a literal rhyme
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A certain protector, Sinqaf, then God said, so He also reveals
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Therefore, here it contains a literal phrase followed by a simile
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In the only section, there are also similes
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And likewise We have revealed to you an Arabic Qur’an
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There is also a simile in the conclusion
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And likewise We have revealed to you a spirit of Our command
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You notice all of them
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Introduction: If we exclude a certain protector, we will stop
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The only section and conclusion begin with a simile
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This is not repeated often in the Qur’an
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When I look at this simile
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Simile We know that a simile always contains a similarity and a similarity
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And it is as the eloquent scholars say, the original
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That is, the suspect is stronger than the suspect in the adjective
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She says: Zaid is like a lion
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Leo is famous for his courage
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If he says, Zaid is like a lion
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I tried to raise Zaid's status by mentioning his resemblance to a lion
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But these similes do not contain a similarity or a similarity
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Rather, the suspect is the suspect
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This is not specific to Surat Al-Shura
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Rather, this structure appears in many other surahs
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Some commentators have pointed out this
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It is a very nice composition
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When something looks like itself
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Because it is unparalleled and unparalleled
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For example, you see an outstanding singer who works hard and outperforms his peers
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The teacher says, “So let the students be.”
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He likened the student's action to his own action
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Anointing him and showing that he is unparalleled
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And here he said likewise, revealing to you and to those before you
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And likewise We have revealed to you an Arabic Qur’an
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And likewise We have revealed to you a spirit of Our command
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This Qur’an that was revealed has no equal or counterpart
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As for the third and final pause
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It is what was mentioned in the conclusion
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The conclusion of the surah is within and recited
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He said: An early simile for the revelation of the Qur’an
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To the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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The warning is that it is spirit and light
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That is, the Qur’an, and he had no previous knowledge
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And it became by revelation, meaning the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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A guide to the path of God
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Here we add the One to whom belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth
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And to Him things happen
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Why do we add this?
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We add it to alert you
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To the intensity of the relationship between the beginning of the surah and its end
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For in the beginning of it this is what is revealed to you and to those before you
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God is the Mighty, the Wise
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To Him belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on earth
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At the end of the surah is the path of God, to whom belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on earth
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And note that this similarity is what scientists call
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Response of the sacrum to the chest
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The end of the surah goes back to the beginning
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This meaning confirms that to God belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth
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Note that the person who does not read the entire surah
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He just cuts it off, as we often do
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He misses himself realizing this nice thing
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Which confirms that the Surah is from its beginning to its end
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Surrounded by this
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To God belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on earth
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Glory be to Him
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Therefore, it is also added in the introduction
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Pointing out that the revelation came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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And to those before him
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Connected to God's glory and wisdom
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And to Him belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on earth
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Whoever reads this will notice consistency
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And the consistency between the beginning and the end of the surah
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It is called as I said
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According to commentators, the sacrum is especially referred to as the chest
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This is what rhetoricians call it
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I had no restrictions on them
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They produced many verses about him
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I don't want to discuss this now
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May God’s blessings and peace be upon our Lord Muhammad and upon God and all his companions
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Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds