Part of التعليق اللطيف (اكتملت السلسلة)
· Lesson 18 of 109
التعليق اللطيف على كتاب بطاقات التعريف بسور المصحف الشريف | د. محمد نصيف | سورة القدر
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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 identification cards
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With pictures of the Holy Qur’an
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By Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz bin Omar Nassif
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May God protect him
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Surah Al-Qadr
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds
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May peace and blessings be upon our sisters, the prophets and missionaries
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And upon all his family and companions
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We're still with the nice comment on the ID tags
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And we have reached Surah Al-Qadr
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It has three pauses
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First stop
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This surah is one of the short surahs
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That focuses on one topic
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Clearly, it does not require contemplation
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The surah is from its beginning to its end
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About Laylat al-Qadr and everything related to it
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And this
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They make us reflect
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How is this surah unique in this topic?
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This topic is just that
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Whatever
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Each surah is unique with one topic
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It gives us importance to this topic
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This importance may be apparent and may require contemplation
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Move to the second point, which is related
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It is the Surah Al-Nasam
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Refers to the blessed night
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In which the Qur’an was revealed
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I mean, try to imagine with me
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That one night a year
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I singled out the hadith in a complete surah
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There is also one day a week
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Single out a surah
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Even if the surah is not clearly clear
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For the topic of that day, which is Surat Al-Jumu’ah
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But here Surah Al-Qadr is focused in this way
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It is as if I am a Muslim woman who completes the Qur’an every month
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This should be promising for Maqari
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That means up to forty days
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In every conclusion, the Qur’an is read outside of Ramadan
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He remembers this night
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In every episode, he remembers Friday and Laylat al-Qadr
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Friday repeated weekly
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Always remember it as an origin
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Because it passes by you every week
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But this is a night that only happens once a year
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It remains all year round from Shuar
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As you read and remember this night
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From Shawar you start to miss this night
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God longs for you tonight
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Remember it all year long
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Perhaps imams are keen
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If the last supper is close to its recitation, for example, in the Sa'at of Maghrib
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Or even at dinner
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But all year long when you read
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She tells us don't forget that you have a night ahead of you
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Take care of it
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Prepare for it, don't be distracted by it
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Don't get busy
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Get your affairs done before he comes
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Date that night
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Third time
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With the subject of the surah
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He said the warning is about the virtue of the Qur’an and the night on which it was revealed
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It means the surah, even if it talks about Laylat al-Qadr
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But she covered it with the Great Qur’an
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Which I refer to by the pronoun if we revealed it
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This pronoun has benefits here
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It shows the value of the Qur’an
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Because he did not say that We sent down the Qur’an
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Rather, he said, “If we sent it down.”
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This is what the scholars alerted
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Until the Qur’an is present in hearts
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Conscience directs the mind to it
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Without explicitly mentioning it, hearts have become attached to it
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How nice is that day after Surah Al-Alaq, which was revealed first
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This is what was indicated on the Surah website
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I ask God to help me
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And beware of the Night of Destiny, and may He grant us acceptance in it
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God knows best, and may God bless our Lord Muhammad
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And upon all his family and companions
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Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds