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

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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 pictures of the Holy Qur’an
0:37 By Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz bin Omar Nassif
0:42 May God protect him
0:44 Surah Al-Haqqa
0:46 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God
0:49 May peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of God
0:52 We're still with the nice comment on the ID tags
0:56 And with Surah Al-Haqqa
0:59 The book mentioned in the commentary on the name of the surah in the margin
1:03 He said: Al-Haqqa is one of the names of the Resurrection
1:06 Here it is better to change the speech to what I will mention now
1:13 Because the words were written there in a way that does not express what was intended
1:19 He says Al-Haqqa is one of the names of the Resurrection
1:22 He says that God's promise is fulfilled in it
1:25 Or because it fulfills and demonstrates that promise
1:29 They have two possible meanings
1:32 He mentioned it in Tafsir Al-Jalalayn
1:35 The meaning is accurate, brothers
1:38 Realization of resurrection
1:40 Resurrection achieves nothing
1:43 Show nothing
1:45 But it is achieved
1:47 The promise is God's promise
1:50 And the motive, the reckoning, and the reward
1:53 This is a possibility
1:55 This is out of the question
1:57 Night stands, as rhetoricians say
1:59 Night is standing
2:01 The night does not rise
2:03 The resurrection does not fulfill the promise
2:05 Rather, the promise is fulfilled
2:07 And the other meaning
2:09 Which was referred to in the words of the Jalalayn
2:13 I referred to him with the phrase I dictated to you
2:16 Because I said the truth is one of the names of the Resurrection
2:18 God's promise was fulfilled
2:20 Or this second possibility
2:22 Because it delivers and shows that promise
2:25 I mean, it's like the resurrection itself
2:27 She is fulfilling the promise
2:29 And this is close
2:31 From a satisfied life
2:33 Life is not satisfactory
2:36 Resurrection achieves nothing
2:38 So the style is metaphorical
2:40 And who knew eloquence
2:42 He knew what I wanted
2:44 And it indicates
2:46 It will be complete and achieved on the Day of Resurrection
2:49 God's promise is fulfilled
2:51 As God Almighty said
2:53 He attributed time to an exaggeration
2:56 The second pause
2:58 He said it opened with a declarative sentence
3:01 This is in speech
3:03 At the beginning of the surah
3:05 He said it opened with a declarative sentence
3:07 We add it here
3:09 He did not declare it
3:11 Only one word
3:13 Because notice
3:16 The affix is a declarative sentence
3:18 But it is a separate verse
3:21 It has one word
3:23 This is found in the Qur’an
3:25 Like the bitter truth we have
3:28 But even though it is few
3:30 It indicates
3:32 The importance of the word mentioned
3:34 She mentioned it alone
3:36 This is how it is in the verse
3:38 Let's give it attention
3:40 In her contemplation
3:42 And she's alone
3:44 Enough to be
3:46 A verse in the Holy Book
3:48 Of course this is the case
3:51 On Al-Adi Al-Kufi
3:53 Which we follow in the novel
3:55 Hafs that we read
3:57 Otherwise, general Adi
3:59 The verse
4:01 They make the right
4:03 One verse appended
4:05 And in both ways
4:07 Count whether
4:09 We said the truth and stood up
4:11 Then follow
4:14 Or We made them one verse
4:16 Follow up
4:18 That remains to be followed
4:20 It is a signed sentence
4:22 News for the first time
4:24 In standing
4:26 On the attachment to the count
4:28 Which we read
4:30 Excitement for what comes next
4:32 And interest in him
4:34 Welcome
4:38 The third stop remained
4:40 With the subject of the surah
4:42 And its clips
4:44 By contemplating its two paragraphs
4:47 If we go to the sections of the surah
4:49 He said it is divided into two parts
4:52 That's right
4:54 It is more accurate to say that it is meditation
4:56 In its two sections
4:58 It is divided into two parts
5:00 The first is about doing
5:02 The second is about the Qur’an
5:04 He said in the second section
5:07 And in the second section
5:09 Sectional informant
5:11 He means it
5:13 God Almighty said: I do not swear by what you see
5:16 He said
5:18 Prefixed by none
5:20 This is better to delete
5:22 Because here is the opposite
5:24 Is it an affirmation of the oath?
5:26 Or a response to a statement?
5:28 And other things that are not good
5:30 Mentioned in this book
5:32 So it is said in the second section
5:34 Sectional informant
5:36 Then here he stopped
5:39 A talk about standing and then about the Qur’an
5:41 This is similar to Surat Al-Takwir
5:43 If the sun is dark and if the stars are disturbed
5:45 Until he said
5:47 I felt sorry for what I brought
5:49 This is a talk about standing, then he said
5:51 I do not swear by sweeping around the house and sweeping at night
5:53 Maybe it's just morning if he breathes
5:55 It is the saying of the Noble Messenger
5:57 He started talking about the Qur’an
5:59 There is a similarity between the truth
6:01 Punctuation requires contemplation
6:03 As if he remembered
6:05 Man for the Day of Resurrection
6:07 His heart softens
6:09 He invites him to search
6:11 What saves him?
6:13 Then a male comes
6:15 The Qur’an through which we are saved
6:17 A male comes
6:19 People's conditions with the Qur’an
6:21 He said
6:23 Indeed, it is a reminder for the righteous
6:25 And he does not know that you are
6:27 Lying
6:29 Indeed, it is a regret for the unbelievers
6:31 It is the truth of certainty
6:33 So glorify the name of your great Lord
6:35 May God bless our Prophet Muhammad
6:37 And upon all his family and companions