Discover Ten Ways of Reciting the Quran | 30 Keys to Unlock the Quran's Meaning | Shabir Ally

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  • In Key 26 of 30 Keys to Unlock the Quran's Meaning, Dr. Shabir Ally focuses on the diverse, acceptable ways of reciting the Quran and their minimal impact on interpretation and the core beliefs or practices of Islam. Highlighting the significance of understanding these variations, the episode discusses the Cairo Edition of the Quran and contrasts it with other readings, such as that of Warsh from Nafi', to showcase subtle differences in meaning. Examples like the variation in translating "malik" versus "maalik" in the opening chapter of the Quran illustrate these nuances. Dr. Shabir also references the Bridges Translation by Fadel Soliman, which explains differences among the ten authenticated readings. Dr. Shabir says that these variations in recitation were sanctioned by Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and he says they complement rather than conflict with each other and enrich our understanding of the Quran.
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Komentáře • 40

  • @idrisaleemdar
    @idrisaleemdar Před měsícem

    MashAllah very informative

  • @shadeen3604
    @shadeen3604 Před 2 měsíci

    Jazakallah

  • @muhammedkadiri2028
    @muhammedkadiri2028 Před 2 měsíci

    Amen

  • @sheik74hamid46
    @sheik74hamid46 Před 2 měsíci

    Quran 19:28 and Qur'an 66:12 Qur'an 21:91 Maryam was the sister of Aron daughter of Imran ( amram) Romanised armana Egyptian Imra Amra Aron also the son of Imran Moses step brother another wife of Imran who was a king 👑
    Quran 5:46 WAQAFAYNA (means to come after another thing in sequence without a break straightway not 1800 yrs later) on there ( moses Aron) ATHARIHIM ( means immediate something shadows of same heels ) jesus son of Mary to carrying between his hands( obviously a fake Torah from 1st ad) confirm what was Came BEFORE him the Torah ( notice not Psalms which Jews say came before ??) have him injeel that preceded ( in succession after)the TORAH
    Quran 2:187 we sent moses then qafayina ( to come in sequence after) rasuls plural Jews say David came hundreds of years after and allh says along time after ( Q2:146) so who is this rasul ( not Nabi) that came ?????
    Allah says I. Sura maidah oh rasuls ( plural) judge by the injeel and the Torah wasn't moses only rasul in his tim

  • @Azamkhan-yv5th
    @Azamkhan-yv5th Před 2 měsíci

    Dear why is it that you said its ok to wish merry Christmas? As a Muslim we are not allowed to believe in der god... Why did you create Fitna by saying so?? You lost all your respect the day i saw ur merry Christmas video..

  • @tomtaylor6163
    @tomtaylor6163 Před 2 měsíci

    Brother Shabir, How can you honestly say that the original meaning of the Koran has never changed. Since the various Dots used today in Arabic did not exist in early Arabic? Just saying because you still can read it, but they change the complete meaning

    • @sazzadhasan
      @sazzadhasan Před 2 měsíci

      Dots, vowels are there to facilitate to read the Qur’an for non Arabs as Islam spreads; however, reading is exactly the same since…:)

    • @HH-pv9ex
      @HH-pv9ex Před 2 měsíci

      Many can still read it without the dots and vowel marks. It's not a big deal. Most Arabic books and newspapers don't use vowel marks any way. You know what your reading with practice 😏 plus unlike the books and newspapers, the Qur'an has always been memorized.

    • @cldrawings1224
      @cldrawings1224 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@sazzadhasan but the meaning aren't the same!

    • @Wassalaam92
      @Wassalaam92 Před 2 měsíci

      Obviously the meaning of the verse will change slightly , but brother Shabbir is not talking about this kind of micro-change. He is talking about the fact that the overall theological underpinnings of the Quran are not affected in the least.

    • @cldrawings1224
      @cldrawings1224 Před 2 měsíci

      @Wassalaam92 No in some verse it isnt a slight change in meaning but significant!
      But either way, the Islamic position of the word for word, same all around the word has shifted to what we now have, the acceptance in differences in meaning of some of recitation, which was never the case before.

  • @Haigotron
    @Haigotron Před 2 měsíci +1

    1:28 a person from the SECOND century? There must be a mistake here?

    • @minskdhaka
      @minskdhaka Před 2 měsíci +1

      Could be the second hijri century.

    • @Haigotron
      @Haigotron Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@minskdhaka that makes sense!

  • @ISAIAHTheBook
    @ISAIAHTheBook Před měsícem

    Just google different meanings comparing the Hafs, Warsh, Qaloon, etc.
    Its obvious that the Standard Narrative does have holes in it. The Quran is not from God and not perfectly, dot per dot, letter, etc. Preserved.
    This is a lie for the masses to pool all of their $$$$

  • @peterhwang352
    @peterhwang352 Před 2 měsíci

    This just reinforces the ongoing deception about this issue. The 10 qiraat have nothing to do with English translations and represent 10 different Arabic versions of the Quran. All of these arose because the Arabic alphabet was incomplete at the time the Quran was composed, and these missing letters were filled in different ways by different experts over the centuries. You are just propagating myths of the Abbasid caliphate, like so many hadith that also originated during that time.

  • @anarchorepublican5954
    @anarchorepublican5954 Před 2 měsíci

    ☪📖✨🤨Qurats or carrots🥕?....Warsh or "wash" ?
    .but...but... what about all the Islamic apologetic claims of "Perfect "Eternal" Quranic textual Transmission & Preservation" ?
    🙄.....☪💦🥕🥗 just a poorly dawah Warsh carrot taqqiya salad

    • @Wassalaam92
      @Wassalaam92 Před 2 měsíci

      The Quran is definitely preserved. But you’ve misunderstood the nature of the Quran. The Quran was recited in different ways (without contradictions) by the prophet Muhammad himself, so that one verse gives multiple layers of meaning. Muslims have always known and taught this, and transmitted it until today.

    • @anarchorepublican5954
      @anarchorepublican5954 Před 2 měsíci

      @@Wassalaam92 ...As you say "definitely preserved"...undoubtedly, but with numerous variants....but "perfectly Preserved" ...Nope...this is a claim: either very dishonest or more often, just made in blind ignorance....just as with any ancient hand written manuscript tradition, Quranic variants exist ; and many previously recited ayats were forever lost to time..Apparently one of A'isha's pet lamb even ate a now long lost verse...
      [Sunan ibn Majah 1944]📜⇠🐑💭👅

  • @JohnSmith-pd2dq
    @JohnSmith-pd2dq Před 2 měsíci

    I have decided to call your channel "Let The Salafies Speak" instead of "Let The Quran Speaks" ... I hope you like it ... cheers

    • @dom3073
      @dom3073 Před 2 měsíci +5

      you have no idea what youre talking about. Hes the farthest thing from a salafi. He's either maturidi or ashari (or possibly mutazili) in aqeedah. In fact, hes been kicked out of salafi mosques for espousing non salafi ideas as mentioned by him many times in the past.

    • @HH-pv9ex
      @HH-pv9ex Před 2 měsíci

      Like the previous comment said, you have no clue 😊, cheers !

  • @sciencefollower
    @sciencefollower Před 2 měsíci

    Quran is not written by God but it is wriiten about the God. You will not find a single ayaat spoken by God but all ayaat spoken by a third person. My challenge to all scholars of Islam.

    • @Haigotron
      @Haigotron Před 2 měsíci +3

      Wrong. God refers to himself in first person often as "we" which does not indicate plurality but instead his majesty.

    • @sciencefollower
      @sciencefollower Před 2 měsíci

      @@Haigotron
      What about thousands of ayaat like, sura 1, fateha, please ?

    • @Haigotron
      @Haigotron Před 2 měsíci +1

      @sciencefollower these ayats are what we are taught by Allah to recite when we are praying. So for surah al Fatiha, we first praise Allah, then in the second part we ask him to guide us.

    • @sciencefollower
      @sciencefollower Před 2 měsíci

      @UbuntuTV250
      So those praising ayaats are man made and not from God..?

    • @HH-pv9ex
      @HH-pv9ex Před 2 měsíci

      Doesn't sound like you've read or understood the Quran.