Khutbah: Light Of the Heavens and the Earth

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Khutbah: Light Of the Heavens and the Earth

June 27, 2008 by MuslimMatters Uncategorized
3 comments Tags: · Allah · Aqeedah · God · khutbah · Light · light upon light · podcast · Quran

Our very own Br. Abu Bakr discusses the deeper meaning of the Quranic verse known as “Ayat an-Noor” (S24:35), in which Allah describes Himself as the Light of the Heavens and the Earth. May Allah fill our hearts with His Light, Ameen!

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Ibrahim

Excellent! JK for a most beneficial reminder br. Abu Bakr.
anonymous..

Here’s some commentary on the verse by Ibn al-Qayyim : http://www.turntoislam.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25286 really nice ma sha Allah.

Also, is it at all possible to get in contact with sr.Anonymouse ? :) If you can send me an email in sha Allah :)
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