#Surah yasin youtube series#

IвЂ™m not certain, but perhaps the first two words вЂDhikrвЂ™ and вЂRahmahвЂ™ here could in one sense be alluding to the Quran. For SuratвЂ™l-Rum, I thought again that perhaps the indirect mention is in the miracle of the QurвЂ™aan, but this time by the prophecies it contains.Д¬ould you please shed some light on this matter: does the pattern hold in these suwar and if so could you please explain how?ДЄs for Surah Maryam, The ayah following the Muqattaat reads: вЂќ Dhikru RaДҐmati Rabbika `Abdahu ZakarД«yДЃвЂќ I continued flipping through the suwar and then noticed that there are three others that do not have explicit mention of the QurвЂ™aan namely, al-вЂAnkabut, ar-Rum, and al-Qalam. the communication between Allaah and Zakariyyah (вЂalayhis salaam)? If the pattern mentioned holds true, then is there an indirect mention of the QurвЂ™aan? Is this perhaps alluding to the miracle that Allaah revealed stories to His Messenger (вЂalayhis salaatu wa salaam) that he could not have otherwise known e.g. I then thought about Surah Maryam which begins with kaaf-Ha-ya-ain-Sad, but its next verse does not make explicit mention of the QurвЂ™aan. In this way, the point of these letters is to call our attention to the QurвЂ™aan. Regarding huruf al-muqattвЂ™aat: IвЂ™ve written in my notes from yesterdayвЂ™s talk that the suwar beginning with the disjointed letters make mention of the QurвЂ™aan in the very next verse (e.g. May Allaah subhanahu wa taвЂ™aala accept your efforts and grant you the highest stations in Paradise вЂ“ aamin.

#Surah yasin youtube series#

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