The Quranic Remedies: The Cow 127-134
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- A series to ponder and reflect upon the verses of The Quran and seeing how we can apply the verses in our lives.
GOD willing this might help in healing our mind, body, and soul.
This episode is covering verses 127-134 from Chapter 2: The Cow from the Holy Quran
The Translation read is by @Bush2g9
- Speaking to GOD
- The importance of Children
- The ingredients of guidance
- Submission and Religion
- Loving GOD the most - will
- Actions you won't be asked about
00:00 Introduction + Reading
03:22 Reflections
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Please continue this series my brother in God
Beautiful. I always find myself saying this things, and I was almost embarrassed because of course he's all hearing, seeing, and knowing, but it's such a reflex to follow every prayer with "You know what's in my heart, of course you know what is troubling me". The religion of Islam is truly easy for those with belief in their hearts, and humility before God.
@srddnrsmn7320
The religious discourses in the 7th century that spawned new faith movements weren't religions, but new orientations. They were revivals and "refreshers". Islam, if we want to root it in the Qur'an, is not a religion. Rather it is an orientation. I believe in the Day of Judgment but not as a point on the timeline of my life or afterlife with some deity. The Day of Judgment is a permanent experience and state that we must put ourselves through. The "Day" of Judgment is moment to moment, second to second. This is how we cultivate mindfulness and a connection with reality right here and right now.
Great video 🙏
Great video
Alhamdulillah ❤👊🏽
Peace be upon you too
Nice video🎉.
The religious discourses in the 7th century that spawned new faith movements weren't religions, but new orientations. They were revivals and "refreshers". Islam, if we want to root it in the Qur'an, is not a religion. Rather it is an orientation. I believe in the Day of Judgment but not as a point on the timeline of my life or afterlife with some deity. The Day of Judgment is a permanent experience and state that we must put ourselves through. The "Day" of Judgment is moment to moment, second to second. This is how we cultivate mindfulness and a connection with reality right here and right now.
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mestaqberr
The fact doesn't care about our feelings and opinion!
Truth have no obligation to follow our logic or your feelings.
God have no obligation to follow what your scholars , priest rabbih have decided on his behalf..
Jesus put it this way: the followers of rituals And tradition..
◄ Mark 7:8 ►
Your have let go of the commands of God and are holding on to human traditions of men
For you ignore God’s law and substitute your own tradition.”
You leave the commandment of God and hold to the tradition of men.”
You have disregarded the commandment of God to keep the tradition of men
For laying aside the commandment of God, you hold the tradition of men- the washing of pitchers and cups, and many other such things you do.
Tawatur…
The sunnie religion is based on tracing their books to mohammed and that’s sufficient for them to believe so the reason behind their belief is not God but mohammed
If your belief in the book is based on the book, then the way of transmission has no meaning, but if your belief in the book is based on the way of transmission, then your belief has no meaning…
We did not believe the people that brought the Quran, but we believed the Quran.
The person who delivers a message has done a human effort, but his human effort is not responsible for the truth it conveys nor is it responsible for my belief in that truth....
The truth is from God and my belief in the truth is not from that person, and thats what really matters...
The issue of tawatur is a silly issue, because the credibility of the Qur’an was never due to its attribution to Muhammad or because so-and-so companion transmitted it, but rather the credibility of the Qur’an is generated from itself and the testimony of the text itself.
The believers did not believe the Qur’an because Muhammad brought it, but rather they believed it when they heard it and knew that it was the truth...
( 28:53 ) : “And when it is recited to them they say: We believe in it, it is the truth from our Lord”
( 5:83 ) : “when they listen to that which has been revealed to the messenger, you see their eyes overflow with tears, because of their recognition of the truth”
( 72:1-2 ) : “Lo! We have heard a marvelous Quran, which guides to righteousness, so we believed in it”
All of these verses confirm to the believer that the verses are self evident and their validity stems from them and not from men or a method of transmission.
On the contrary, the infidels were the ones who wanted to attribute the Qur’an to a man of high social standing in order for them to believe him...
“And they said: Oh that this Quran had but been revealed to a great man of the two cities!” ( 43:31 )
﴾ 17:46 ﴿ And We place coverings over their hearts , lest they comprehend it , and deafness in their ears . And when you mention your LORD in the Koran alone , they turn away on their backs in aversion .
When they tell you need someone to explain the Quran or a Shiekh to teach you what it says, and you cannot understand it on your own; know that they have a covering on their Hearts.
@@MuhammadfromGODyes the last sentence of the comment is exactly that ..
You cannot understand, you are not so intelligent, you have no brain, God gave special braids for sheikh and scholars..
Don’t think, they will think you, they will chew for you ..
The purpose is to destroy your logic, rationality, and critically thinking…
Because they cannot chew by themselves they want anyone to chew or learn to chew either..
Give up not..chew alone
@@MuhammadfromGOD I hv a question. In Quran there are abrogations right, but if it's perfect from God then how could there be abrogations? Am not a Muslim, and I ask this as knowledge.
@@MuhammadfromGODsalamun Alaikum the physical movements in order how to do salah is not in quran how does one know how to do the physical prayer ritual correctly according to quran if there is one In sha Allah
@@Huddz74
They say that prostration is doing good deeds...
But when we read the Qur’an, we do not see verses that say that you see them doing good deeds, because doing good deeds is only accomplished with intentions, and intentions are known only to God...
As for prostration ( sujood ),and kneeling ( rukoo ), God mentioned in the Qur’an that you see them kneeling in prostration, and that the Huhud found the queen and her people prostrating, and this is evidence that prostration is a physical characteristic that has nothing to do with good deeds.
Do you understand or do you insist on lying about God?
Hey remember when you embarrassed yourself on MDD? I see you’re still embarrassing yourself
thanks for stopping by and checking up on me
I have no idea who you are but clearly you think about me :)
@@MuhammadfromGOD lol not in a positive aspect guy
His point is that he is still somehow significant in your life for you to spend your time and energy listening to him and commenting here.@@JSmoove355
Does he have an instagram account?