This is Part #2 of a multipart post: You can find Part 1 here Step 2: Sentence structure – Placement of Words in an āyah: a – Understand the main meaning of the āyah. b – Look for the main direct targeted object [maf'ool bihi - the one to who something is being 'done' ... Read More »
The Qurʾān is not a storybook of wondrous tales and ancient fables, isolated from the realities and complexities of real life. Each verse, in fact, each letter is miraculously precise in meaning, succinct in message and pure in sound. Those of you who follow me on Twitter will already be familiar with my ... Read More »
I prayed to Allāh [swt] to grant me the ability to understand Qurʾānic Arabic, and within a small period of time, I was able to grasp the meaning of the Qurʾān’s text and its linguistic beauty. Whenever I'd open a copy of the Qurʾān, I could feel the subtle yet powerful meanings Allāh [swt] was conveying to us. Read More »
Life lessons from the Quran are infinite. The more you look into the Quran and approach it with a sincere heart, give it your attention while assuming its magnificence, the more your heart connects with the Al-Mighty. Read More »
Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda's special message from Makkah to those who followed the tafseer series. Read More »
Part 25 of Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda's tafseer of Surah Mayram. Read More »
Part 24 of Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda's tafseer of Surah Mayram. Read More »
Part 22 of Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda's tafseer of Surah Mayram. Read More »
Part 22 of Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda's tafseer of Surah Mayram. Read More »
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