Link to all Ramadan 2011 posts Lecture by Shaykh Yasir Qadhi | Transcribed by Sameera This lecture is brought to you by the Memphis Islamic Center (MIC). For more information about MIC, please visit www.memphisislamiccenter.org Download mp3 [ The following is the audio and transcript of the khāṭirah by Shaykh Yasir Qadhi.
Crosspost with Sadaf’s Space بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Mercy Giving The Quran is a treasure trove of knowledge and wisdom – akin to a jewel chest that lets us extract a new kind of gem every time we open it to ponder on its verses. It provides numerous insights about Allah in order to enable us to get to know Him, and to improve our relationship with Him.
Link to all Ramadan 2011 posts Lecture by Yasir Qadhi | Transcribed by Sameera This lecture is brought to you by the Memphis Islamic Center (MIC).
Link to all Ramadan 2011 posts Lecture by Yasir Qadhi | Transcribed by Sameera This lecture is brought to you by the Memphis Islamic Center (MIC). For more information about MIC, please visit www.memphisislamiccenter.org Download mp3 Our shaykh just finished reciting Sūrat’l-Baqarah , and as we know, the ending of Sūrat’l-Baqarah is a very blessed portion of the Qur’ān. The Qur’ān is the most blessed of all speech. “The most blessed of all speech is the Speech of Allāh.” Within the Speech of Allāh, certain portions are more blessed than others. For example, the greatest sūrah in the Qur’ān is Sūrat’l- Fātiḥah . The greatest verse in the Qur’ān is āyat’l-kursi . Sūrat’l- Ikhlāṣ equals one-third of the Qur’ān. And so on and so forth. Within the Qur’ān, certain phrases or certain āyāt are more powerful than others even though the whole Qur’ān is more powerful and more blessed than any other speech. Therefore, of those blessings and extra special verses are the last two verses of Sūrat’l-Baqarah
Translated by Ammar AlShukry An abridged translation of the work of Shaykh Umar Badahdah: Part I I. The Beginning Steps II. Memorizing III
Share By: Mehmudah Rehman Ever been in love? Stayed up nights thinking about the object of your adoration? Ever felt the helplessness, the vulnerability of falling in love?
By: Mehmudah Rehman Ever been in love? Stayed up nights thinking about the object of your adoration? Ever felt the helplessness, the vulnerability of falling in love?
By: Mehmudah Rehman Ever been in love? Stayed up nights thinking about the object of your adoration?
By: Mehmudah Rehman Ever been in love? Stayed up nights thinking about the object of your adoration? Ever felt the helplessness, the vulnerability of falling in love?