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@@gabiebachmat1811 a word can have multiple meanings even if it is the same word. All languages have this, and the Quran is not exempt from this. All depends in which context it is used

@@gabiebachmat1811 thats fine if that’s how you choose the read the verse; but for me it is not to be understood as if it is saying “while they are prostrating, let them fall back” rather, it is “when they have prostrated.” Meaning when they have done, i.e. finished the act of prostrating. Similar to chapter 33, verse 53, which has the phrase “when you have eaten, then disperse throughout the land.” Here clearly, you cannot ask the question “how can you disperse throughout the land while you are eating?. The implication of the verse is clearly stating that when you have finished eating, then disperse throughout the land. Similarly, the verse in question states “when they have prostrated, then let them fall back to the rear of you” - meaning when they have finished prostrating, then let them fall back behind you. This simply how language works. No need for semantics in my opinion. Thanks for the comment though. Appreciate it. ❤️

@@mharzinoureddine5383 An Angel is a non-biological Messenger agent of God who carries out or delivers God’s commands.

@@chillinwithscripture3033 what do u mean by " non biological " ?

@@mharzinoureddine5383 siyaam means fasting or abstaining from a particular thing. There are two words used in the Quran for abstaining: siyaam and sawm. Siyaam is used in abstaining from food, water, sexual contact; whereas sawm is used in connection with abstaining from speech, like in the example of maryam. As this surat maryam is the only example where the word sawm is used, this would be my reasoning for the definition I provided above.

@@chillinwithscripture3033 ur reasonning ar interresing , what about how many day for one or others ?

@@mharzinoureddine5383 walaykum Salam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh

Walaykum salam brother. thank you for the comment. Its good to be back. I have been ill for a while, and i also had some other pressing matters to attend to. But all is well now alhamdulillah

@chillinwithscripture3033 Alhamdulillah, brother. You are always in our hearts, and may Allah S.W.T protect you and your family inshallah.

@@chillinwithscripture3033May Allah make it easy for you

@@hja.nenengtiamwat6070 Yes of course. The Quran clearly says not to approach the Salat until you know what it is that you are saying. So, understanding is a necessity for you to actually benefit from the salat. If you cannot read or understand Arabic, then use a translation that you are pleased with. But of course it’s better to learn. Remember, you don’t need to know Arabic or speak Arabic to understand the Quran. All you need is just to understand the words that are in the Quran in your language.

My other clarification brother is about salatul wusta. Based from ur explanation, this salatul wusta is not mandatory or not obligatory. Salatut Tahadjud belong to Salatul wusta. I need ur reply.

Walaykum Salam. Thanks for the comment, and what you have requested is a great thing indeed. It’s difficult to pinpoint a translation out there that captures the Arabic to its fullest unfortunately. I unfortunately have not been able to find any. I don’t usually use translations, however I do use the Quran corpus site sometimes on my laptop to see how words are used throughout the Quran, so as to understand them in the best way I can. I would highly recommend an app called quranwithlughat. It’s a very a wonderful and powerful app, as it explains the verses both in meaning (more or less interpretive) and by word by word; which means that you can practically look up every single verse in every chapter and select a word you want to understand. The app provides both the root meanings, as well as how those words were most likely used at the time, and provides several examples as well. It is in both English and Urdu. I highly recommend it to anyone who is serious about the Quran and who wants something easily accessible. I hope that helps. 😊

@@chillinwithscripture3033 that apps sounds like it will be a very huge help to me Thank you for that and also I want to ask how do you interpret these words from the Quran how are you learning that because I want to learn that too

Appreciate the comment. That video was to show that even in those sources, it was not as clear cut as claimed to be. It wasn’t to provide any additional details or evidence unto the Quran. The Quran is already evident in what it portrays.

@@chillinwithscripture3033 Thank you so much for explaining that that makes it so much easier. You are one of the people on here that I find extremely precise and to the point and that only speaks from coron and explains it thank you so much. May I ask where you got your knowledge of the Quran?

Walaykum salam brother. Thanks for the question , as well as the comment. No, you don’t have to go sleep before performing tahajjud, you can do it before going to sleep, and no it doesn’t have to be in jamat. There is no such thing in the Quran that doing salat in jamat is better than doing it while alone as far as rewarding is concerned. The Quran clearly shows Zachariah making salat alone while he was in the chamber, so there is no must to offer it in jamat. That being said, if you want to offer in jamat, there is clearly nothing wrong with that at all, and it can be very good socially, as it can help build comradery and societal awareness and cohesion, especially if you live in a tight community, however the rewarding of the salat itself in eyes of Allah solely depends on the individual and their devotion to Allah during that salat, and not collectively. So, socially it can be argued that it’s better because it creates cohesion and social awareness, as matters that concern the society can be discussed and evaluated when people meet for the salat, and that way everybody can be informed as to what may concern them, however with Allah, the rewarding of the salat will depend on the individual devotion rather than the collective. Thank you. I hope that answers your question 😊

@@chillinwithscripture3033 Thank you so much brother for your kind and informative answer. Sometimes I prefer not to go to masjid just because I don't know what the Imam is reciting about and at least in seclusion I know what are the praising ayats and duas (ofcourse from Quran) I am reciting. Appreciate your efforts. Regards

I am confused myself on wusta prayer there is so much that it has divided people into two groups. One group says it is in the afternoon The other group says it is in the evening I am not sure which one it is

Walaykum Salam. Yes, it is my understanding that some revelations in the past could have allowed for people to prostrate to other people as a sign of respect, not as a form of worship or servitude. Such as in the case of Adam or in the case of Joseph. But we know that for us, adherents of the Quran, prostration has been dedicated to Allah. Though, I should stress that I understand the meaning of sujud can in fact refer to simply showing obeisance to a particular thing, rather it referring to physically prostrating. With that said, however, the prostration in the case of Joseph seems to be physical due to the addition of the word “kharra” lahu sujjaddan, indicating that there was something physically going on where the collapsed from a standing position to a position of sujuud. As for 53:59, that does not necessarily have to imply a physical prostration. It could simply imply to “be in obeisance to Allah and serve.”

@@chillinwithscripture3033 so what about statue durin sulaiman as?

@@chillinwithscripture3033 ADAM SUJUD This Quranic history is subject to serious manipulation. The manipulation led to Grave veneration, prostrating to other humans they call Peers. liādama > لِآدَمَ - the preposition > lām The manipulation is done by selective application of many meanings of the preposition lām. It is applied in Quran to mean - To, For, Before... The application here is FOR. All prostration belongs to Allah. Physical Prostration and Submission. Anything else is contradiction and Shirk. So, why Allah commands Angels and Jinns to Prostrate TO Allah FOR ADAM / HUMAN? Answer- Allah creates whatever He wishes. He created Human and declared it is His the best of Creations over Angels and Jinns. And He has proven through a test of Adam / Human. It is a prostration to al Musawwir, al Khaliq, al Qadeer, al Rahman. A requirement on Angels and Jinns to accept superiority of Human as a Creation over them. Angels accepted that they are incapable of doing what Adam / Human can do and Prostrated. Iblis (Jinn) refused with an argument that he is created of Fire and he is better then Adam / Human. So, IT IS A TEST OF ANGELS AND JINNS TO ACCEPT SUPERIORITY OF ADAM / HUMAN OVER THEM AND THE TEST IS TO PROSTRATE TO ALLAH - FOR ADAM / HUMAN BEING SUPERIOR OVER THEM AS A CREATION. Be mindful they all prostrate to Allah but here Allah mention FOR ADAM as it is a TEST ON THEM to accept SUPERIORITY of Adam/ Human as a Creation over them. That is why Allah said - FOR ADAM. VERSES- [2:31] And He taught Adam all the names, then presented them to the angels, saying, "Inform Me of the names of these if you are truthful." [2:32] They said, "Glory be to You, WE HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE EXCEPT THAT WHICH YOU HAVE TAUGHT us. You are the Knowledgeable, the Wise." [2:33] He said, "Adam, inform them of their names." So when he informed them of their names, He said, "Did I not tell you that I know the unseen of the universes and the earth and that I know what you reveal and what you were concealing?" [2:34] And when We said to the angels, "Fall prostrate FOR Adam," they fell prostrate, except Satan; he refused, was arrogant and was among the disbelievers. [7:10] We established you in the land, and We provided for you means of livelihood therein; little do you give thanks! [7:11] We created you, then We designed you, then We said to the angels, "Fall prostrate FOR Adam." So they fell prostrate, except Satan; he was not one of the prostrators. [7:12] He said, "What prevented you from prostrating when I commanded you?" HE SAID, "I AM BETTER THAN HIM. You created me from fire and created him from clay." [7:13] He said, "Therefore, descend from it, for you are not to be arrogant in it. So get out; you are among the belittled." [15:26] And We created the human being from clay, formed from altered dark mud. [15:27] And the jinn, We created previously from scorching fire. [15:28] Your Lord said to the angels, "I will create a human being from clay, formed from altered dark mud. [15:29] Once I have fashioned him and BLOWN INTO HIM FROM MY RUH, you shall fall prostrate FOR him." [15:30] So all the angels fell prostrate, every one of them, [15:31] except Iblis. He refused to be with the prostrators. [15:32] He said, "O Iblis, what is the matter with you that you are not among the prostrators?" [15:33] He said, "I am not to prostrate FOR a human being whom You created from clay, formed from altered dark mud." [15:34] He said, "Then get out of it, for you are an outcast. [20:116] When We said to the angels, "Fall prostrate FOR Adam," they fell prostrate, except Iblis; he refused. [20:117] So We said, "O Adam, this is an enemy of you and your wife, so do not let him evict the two of you from Garden [your habitat - which was in Sinseen mountains in Euthopia (chapter 95)] and thus become miserable. [20:118] You are granted never to hunger therein, nor go unclothed. [20:119] And you will neither thirst therein nor suffer excessive heat." [38:71] When your Lord said to the angels, "I will create a human being from clay, 38:72] then once I have fashioned him and blown into him from My Ruh, you shall fall prostrate FOR him," [38:73] the angels fell prostrate, all of them entirely, [38:74] except for Iblis. He acted arrogantly and was one of the disbelievers. [38:75] He said, "O Iblis, what prevented you from prostrating FOR what I created with My hands? Have you acted arrogantly, or are you one of the exalted?" [38:76] He said, "I am better than him; You created me from fire and created him from clay." [38:77] He said, "Then get out of it, for you are an outcast. It is exactly same in verse 12.100. [12:100] He raised his parents upon the throne. They fell prostrate FOR him. He said, "O my father, this is the interpretation of my vision of old. My Lord has made it come true. He has been good to me when He took me out of prison and brought you out of the desert after the devil had driven a wedge between me and my brothers. Indeed, my Lord is Gentle in what He wills. Indeed, He is the Knowledgeable, the Wise. Glory to Allah

Happy Eid to you too, Azri

I don’t think a hypocrite would have the self-awareness to acknowledge that kind of loss, so I doubt you are one. But I will honor your wish inshallah to make dua for you, as I hope you do for me along with yourself. May Allah return that which is precious to you and increase it manifolds. It’s completely normal for one’s Imaan to fluctuate or increase and decrease over time, as it has many triggers and turn offs, but I pray you find those triggers and avoid the turnoffs. 🙏

@@chillinwithscripture3033 alhamdullilah, thank you, for your kind words. may Allah swt give you goodness in the dunya and akhirah. Amin

Surah al imran will do Rabbana taqabulna dua

He isn't. This video does a good job debunking AA. His argument is that the Jews claimed Abraham was a Jew and the Christians claimed he was Christian, but Allah is basically saying they have no claim to Abraham because the Torah and Gospel weren't revealed and since the Quran wasn't revealed either at that time it's hypocritical for the Quran to claim he's Muslim. The problem with that is that you do need the Torah to be a Jew and the Gospel to be a Christian, but you do not need the Quran to be a Muslim. What is a Muslim? One who submits his will to Allah. Could people submit their will to Allah before the Quran was revealed? Absolutely. So Abraham could have been a Muslim well before the Quran was revealed but he could not have been a Jew or a Christian. There are no good arguments against Islam. Everything against it has answers and refutations. And the vast majority are that simple to debunk. In order for AA to make an argument against Islam he has to misrepresent it.

@@sub7se7en Islam means submitting to the will of God. point blank

​@@MoiLtvu be more accurate .... submitting to the order of one God ... believe in the Monotheism of God ... ( worship , divinity and names and adjectives ) and believing in his angels, books, messengers,day of judgment, and fate

@@PewPew018 To be honest thats Iman not Islam.

Me too

Well, that is certainly an opinion of yours. You are always welcome to the live stream and argue for your position. It’s one thing to write comments, but if you feel you have something to teach us, please join the live stream and educate us. So, come join us on the live stream next time inshAllah or any other day that you want, and tell us how we need to go and study.

@@chillinwithscripture3033#1. I cannot *teach* anybody the Quran. It is Allah who *teaches* the Quran. #2. joining a live stream would only serve to deflect & distract us from the Quran to the human element/personality. #3. an opinion is based on your assumptions/presumptions/conjecture. Opinions are NOT based on the Quran. Everything I wrote can be verified by the verses of the Quran. peace to the world.

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Arrogance and ignorance! You just tried to teach the brother something from the Quran and when he offers you a platform to express yourself you say you can’t teach the Quran. So contradicting! You should reason with the brother respectfully on his channel so we can all learn from one another. Peace

@@AliveSince1975 You must be Sunni, right? Presumably the Shafii school of thought and of the South African variety? The 2 attributes that are deeply ingrained in the psyche of each & every Sunni, Shiite & Sectarian... and those are: #1. Arrogance #2. Ignorance That is the reason ehy a typical Sunni/Shiite/Sectarian would react to anything that is against their religion based 99% on their SahihsBukhari/AbuDawood et al. Furthermore their hearts, minds, intellect, conscience, hearing & sight have been sealed by Allah so they cannot comprehend what the Quran is all about. When it comes to *the teaching of the Quran* the Sunnis/Shiites/Sectarians will never understand what this surah is talking about: Ar-Rahman 55:1-5 (1) The Most Compassionate, (2) has taught the Qur’an, (3) He created man, (4) and taught him *al-bayan* (5) The sun and the moon follow their precise courses, Now... for those whose hearts/conscience, hearing & sight have not been sealed by Allah... WHO do you think TEACHES you the Quran? a.) Allah or b.) a human being? *there is only one book we should read before we die... the Quran.*

That’s alright. As long as you do not contradict the Quran in the major ways, I see no issue with that. peace as always

Surah 69 verse 44 to 46, surah 5 verse 92. Did Muhammad s.a.w add anything other than Al-Qur'an.??? Did he allowed to explain the Al-Qur'an??? There is verse in Al-Qur'an that's says, followed rasullullah... But Muhammad s.a.w is not the only Rasullullah... (Rasullullah is the messenger of Allah). Moses is also Rasullullah and many other..

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