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Contemplation
Basic
Ethics & Manners
Woe to Every Scorner and Mocker — Backbiting and Ridicule
Verse: "Woe to every scorner and mocker — who collects wealth and counts it." (104:1-2)
"Hammaz": One who scorns openly in speech or a…
Contemplation
Intermediate
Creed
With Him Are the Keys of the Unseen — Five Things Only Allah Knows
Verse: "With Him are the keys of the unseen — none knows them but He." (6:59)
Hadith: "The keys of the unseen are five known only to A…
Contemplation
Intermediate
The Hereafter
With Him Are the Keys of the Unseen — The Five Things Only He Knows
Verse: "With Him are the keys of the unseen — none knows them except Him." (6:59) — The absolute unseen is restricted to Allah alone. The …
Contemplation
Basic
Social Conduct
O Believers Avoid Much Suspicion — Indeed Some Suspicion Is a Sin
Verse: "O believers, avoid much suspicion — indeed some suspicion is a sin." (49:12) — The prohibition is on "much" suspicion, not all — s…
Contemplation
Basic
Social Conduct
Woe to Every Backbiter Scorner Who Gathers Wealth and Counts It — Critique of Excessive Wealth and Slander
Verse: "Woe to every backbiter, scorner — who gathers wealth and counts it." (104:1-2) — "Humazah luzamah" — one whose constant habit is b…
Contemplation
Intermediate
Al-Masad
Perish the Hands of Abu Lahab — The Eternal Model of Opposition
Verses: "May the hands of Abu Lahab perish, and may he perish (1) His wealth and what he earned will not avail him"
Reflection:
Surah…
Contemplation
Basic
Al-Masad
And His Wife, the Carrier of Firewood — The Person Who Ignites Fires Between People
Verses: "And his wife, the carrier of firewood (4) Around her neck is a rope of twisted fibre"
Reflection:
The wife of Abu Lahab is m…
Contemplation
Basic
Trust in Allah
We Have Opened for You a Clear Opening — Allah Named the Apparent Setback a Clear Opening
Verse: "We have opened for you a clear opening." (48:1) — Revealed after the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah — which the companions saw as a humilia…
Reasons for Revelation
Intermediate
Monotheism
The Question About the Soul — Al-Isra 85
Occasion of Revelation (Sahih — Agreed Upon):
Abdullah ibn Masud said: "I was walking with the Prophet ﷺ in some farmland in Medina. He p…
Reasons for Revelation
Intermediate
Makki Events
Surah Al-Kahf — Quraysh Tests the Prophet with a Jewish Question
Occasion of Revelation (Sahih — Bukhari, Muslim & Ahmad):
The Meccan disbelievers sent Al-Nadr ibn Al-Harith and Uqbah ibn Abi Mu'ayt to …
Reasons for Revelation
Intermediate
Madani Events
"They Ask You About the Spirit" — Jews Testing the Prophet
Verse: "They ask you about the spirit — say: the spirit is from the command of my Lord, and of knowledge you have been given only a little…
Quranic Stories
Intermediate
Musa
Musa and the Righteous Servant (Al-Khidr) — Limits of Human Knowledge
Verse: "Musa said to him: May I follow you so that you teach me some of the right knowledge you were taught?" (18:66)
Musa seeking know…
Quranic Stories
Advanced
Musa
Al-Khidr and Musa — Three Events and the Hidden Wisdom
Quranic context: Al-Kahf 60-82
Context: Moses was told that at the meeting of the two seas was a man more knowledgeable than him. He t…
Quranic Terms
Advanced
Rhetoric
Iltifat — The Sudden Style Shift
Definition: Shifting from one style to another in speech — third person to second person, or vice versa.
Example in Al-Fatiha: Begins …
Quranic Terms
Intermediate
I'jaz
Inimitability of the Unseen — Three Types and Examples
Definition:
Inimitability of the Unseen is the Quran's disclosure of matters unknown to any human except by revelation — some fulfilled d…
Quranic Terms
Advanced
Quranic Sciences
Ruh and Nafs in the Quran — The Precise Distinction Between the Two Terms
First: Nafs (Soul/Self)
Used in the Quran with multiple meanings:
The person/individual: "Every soul shall taste death" (3:185) — ev…
Fiqh Rulings
Basic
Transactions
Prohibition of Backbiting and Tale-Bearing
Verse: "Do not backbite one another. Would any of you like to eat his dead brother's flesh? You would hate it." (49:12)
Definition of b…
Fiqh Rulings
Intermediate
Special Topics
And Do Not Spy — Prohibition of Spying
Verse: "And do not spy and do not backbite one another." (49:12) — Spying: investigating people's faults and secrets without permission. I…
Fiqh Rulings
Basic
Ethics & Manners
Prohibition of Spying and Backbiting — Sanctity of a Muslim's Honor
Verse: "Do not spy, and do not backbite one another. Would any of you like to eat the flesh of his dead brother? You would loathe it." (49…
Quranic Rhetoric
Advanced
Iltifat
Iltifat — Types and Purposes in the Quran
Three basic types: (1) Third to second person: "Praise to Allah...You alone we worship." (2) Second to third: "Until you are in ships, and…
Quranic Rhetoric
Intermediate
Iltifat
Shift from Third to Second Person — "Praise to Allah... You Alone We Worship"
Iltifat in Al-Fatiha: The opening verses speak about Allah in the third person — "Praise to Allah, Lord of the worlds, the Most Merciful, …