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Monday, 9 April 2018

Insha Allaah SŪRAH AL-KAHF 18:23-26 TRANSLATION & COMMENTARY





Simple translation:
“And never say about anything, “Behold, I shall do this tomorrow,”
(18:23)





Simple translation:
“Without adding “so please Allah”. And call your Lord-God to mind whenever you lapse to forgetfulness, and say, “I hope and pray that my Lord-God would guide me to remain closer than this to the right path (i.e., than displayed in this act of forgetfulness).”                                   
(18:24) 

Commentary:
The Sirah (life history) of Prophet Muhammad (sallalahu ‘alaihi wa sallam) has recorded the incident when the Quraish presented him with the three questions posed by the Jewish rabbis of Madinah that could be answered by only a true Prophet and by no one else. They requested him to answer the questions in order to confirm the truth of his claim to be a Prophet. He is reported to have responded by declaring that he would provide the answers the next day while omitting to also say “Insha Allah” (if Allah so wills).  As a consequence he was kept waiting for the arrival of Angel Gabriel with the answers for an embarrassingly long period of two weeks.   

It is quite likely that this “Insha Allah” event did not occur by accident. Rather, it could have been a divine plan through which a warning could be delivered that the age of Dajjal, and of Gog and Magog, would be characterized by an eventual total abandonment in conversation of such sacred terminology as ‘Insha Allah’ which demonstrates a recognition of, and an attachment to, the unseen world of the sacred.  And so, the believers should have the capacity to recognize that age when it emerges since it would threaten to take all to the hellfire. It would be a world in which such sacred terminology would be dropped from everyday conversations because of mainstream public disapproval. That world has now emerged full-blown! It is today’s secular society! How should Muslims respond to that world? Truth does not seek to build bridges with falsehood. Rather it challenges falsehood and eventually defeats it.





Simple translation:
“And they remained in their cave for three hundred years; and some have added nine.”           
(18:25)

Explanatory translation:
“And (some people assert that), they remained in their cave for three hundred years; and some have added nine (to that number in consideration of the fact that the solar calendar exceeds the lunar by three years every one hundred years).”





Simple translation:
Say: “Allah knows best how long they stayed: with Him is the hidden reality of the heavens and the earth: how clearly He sees, how finely He hears! They have no guardian apart from Him, since He allots to no one a share in His rule.”                                                                                  
(18:26)

Explanatory translation:
(But you should conclude the matter by saying): “Allah knows best how long they stayed (in the cave) (since time is multi-dimensional and a day with Allah can be as much as a thousand, or even fifty thousand years by our reckoning): with Him is (the knowledge of) the hidden reality of the heavens and the earth: how clearly He sees, how finely He hears (everything)! No guardian have they apart from Him, since He allots to no one a share in His rule.”

Commentary:
Allah Most High declares that He allots to no one a share in His ‘rule’. This ‘rule’ of His obviously includes His sovereignty, supreme authority and supreme law. Yet the modern secular State, in a monstrous act of Shirk (i.e., blasphemy), has claimed for itself all of these things. It should be clear that the embrace of Shirk of the modern secular State is actually the embrace of Dajjal. Most Muslims today, and even many scholars of Islam, have either embraced the modern secular State without the consciousness or recognition of its Shirk, or they have chosen to remain strangely silent on the matter.

We have, however, explained the subject of the political Shirk of the modern secular State in Part Two of our book entitled Jerusalem in the Qur’an. We pray that this humble book, as well as that previous book, might assist at least some Muslims in extricating themselves from that Shirk. Amin. 

To Be Continued....

Surah Kahf Unveiling The End Time By Sheikh Imran Hosein







Monday, 23 October 2017

Choice and Al-Takleef - FATE & DESTINY



CHAPTER FOUR

Choice and Al-Takleef


Our discussion about Al-Qadda wa Al-Qadar and the Choice has reached a limited point. You have no choice except for what you actually do, and even in that you do not have ultimate choice. Still your choice in what you do is limited and not everything you want to do is subject to your choice. Actually there are few things that you do and are subject to your choice.

Before we go further, we should understand the meaning of the deed. There are three terms the saying, the work and the deed and each of the three has a different meaning. The saying is the work of the tongue whose role is to speak. And the work is the role of the senses that execute what man wants and the doing is the coordination of the talk and the work. For that Al-Haqq (SWT) says:

<<O, you who believe! Why do you say that which you do not do? Most hateful it is with Allah that you say that which you do not do. >>
Ayat 2,3 from Surat As-Saff

So there are sayings, work and doings. Man can own the saying but he cannot own the doing. Why? Because the deed has conditions, that are not subject to his choice. The first two of those conditions are the time and the place for each action needs time and place to take part at. Time is measured by the events or actions that take place.

And for anything to happen in man’s life he needs time which can be at least few seconds. In our worldly life we measure our life by time, a task can take a year while another can take two years. An event could have happened a year ago and another could have passed for thousands of years. Something could happen tomorrow or the day after or even after a year. The man is 20 years of age and that other man is 70 or 80 years old.

Therefore the events of life for man are measured by time that is owned by Allah who created the time. We do not own the time on the contrary it is time that owns us. For man cannot stop the time, he does not have the power to remain a kid and not to grow up. He cannot remain a youth without aging and he cannot have the power to return to the past and go back in time for a year or more.

Also no one of us owns the future so that he can go twenty years ahead in one day. So if we cannot control the time, then we will not be able to control its events. By that anything that we do is beyond our power of choice with respect to time because we do not own except the moment that we are currently living.


To be continued....



 

Fourth Revelation - Ayah 1 to 3 of Surah Muddassir (The Enfolded One)

   F I R  Five Initial Revelations Of Qur'an  Pehli Paanch Wahi     Period of fourth Revelation • "The Ho]y Messenger of A...

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