116 Tafseer ul Quran Surat Al-An'am Professor Dr Muhammad AL MASSARI (2022-11-13) ​

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116 Tafseer ul Quran Surat Al-An'am Professor Dr Muhammad AL MASSARI

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Summary of 116 Tafseer ul Quran Surat Al-An'am Professor Dr Muhammad AL MASSARI ​

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is a lecture by Professor Dr. Muhammad AL MASSARI on the meaning of the word "Allah." He argues that Allah cannot be linguistic, since it can only refer to nothing and has no existence. He also notes that Allah is the Supreme controller and master of all creation, by necessity of Reason.

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• Discusses the importance of fear and hope in motivating humans, and how the Quran uses both to encourage people to obey Allah. It explains that if people lose fear, they will not be able to obey Allah, and will end up in trouble.
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• Discusses the Qur'an's teachings on blessings and hardship, and how both can befall believers. It reminds viewers that obedience to Allah is the key to achieving happiness and success, and that if they fall into hardship, there is no one who can help them but God.
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• Discusses how events in the universe can only happen with Allah's permission, and how the current condition of the universe is supportive of this. It explains that diseases are a result of Allah's testing of humans, and that there is a cure for them. It also discusses the importance of technology in finding the cure for diseases.
• **00:15:00 ** The professor discusses the impossibility of creating an infinite mass, and how this is relevant to the impossibility of Allah creating a stone which is infinite in weight. He goes on to say that even the formulation of the idea is misleading, as the stone is heavy relative to another body which does a gravitational attraction, making it possible for it to be created.
• **00:20:00 ** is a lecture by Professor Dr. Muhammad AL MASSARI on the meaning of the word "Allah." He argues that Allah cannot be linguistic, since it can only refer to nothing and has no existence. He also notes that Allah is the Supreme controller and master of all creation, by necessity of Reason.
• **00:25:00 ** , Professor Dr. Muhammad AL MASSARI discusses Surat Al-An'am, which discusses the importance of reason (khabir) over blind faith (taqwa). He argues that this concept is essentially synonymous, as both involve relying on Reason rather than outward appearances. He then goes on to discuss how one can bear witness to the truth by relying on God's witness. Finally, he concludes the video by discussing how one can be an atheist and still agree with the main point of the Quran - that there is only one God.
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• Discusses the origins of the Quran and how it cannot be from Muhammad because he was not lettered and did not have any background in history or intelligence. He goes on to argue that it must be from outside of the Arab world, from Allah or the Devil.
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• Discusses how an atheist must prove that there is no god, and how the Quran establishes that god exists. He also discusses how some atheists argue that the universe is self-existent and therefore does not need a creator, but this is not possible because the universe is contingent and has a beginning.
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• Discusses the idea that there is proof of God, and that this proof comes in the form of evidence from the Quran. He discusses the idea that this evidence must be verified by accessible records, and that this is a difficult task. He goes on to say that the first part of this verification is to assume that the idea of proof of God is true, and to examine the available evidence. He then concludes that, without evidence from outside of the Quran, the idea of a divine being cannot be proven.
• **00:45:00 ** reviews various evidences that suggest that Muhammad is only one of many deities, and concludes that he is not a witness to the existence of spirits. He rejects any connection between himself and these entities, and declares himself innocent of any involvement in their affairs.
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• Discusses how the majority of why people reject belief in a messenger is because of the contradictions in their inherited reasoning. also mentions that even if a person accepts that a messenger is telling the truth, they must still follow him because of the importance of īman.
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• Discusses various stories of two Jewish scholars who came to the Prophet Muhammad and asked him to join them in going to Israel. Muhammad Abdullah, who claimed to be a prophet, refused, noting that he does not use the word "prophet" if he hears it. The two Jewish scholars then asked various strange questions, which seem strange for them, but Muhammad Abdullah explains that this is because he is applying principles from the Quran. Once he has shown he is knowledgeable in the Quran, the scholars allow him to join them.

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Professor Dr. Muhammad AL MASSARI discusses the issue of abrogation in the Quran. He argues that abrogation is only allowed for rules that are not based on creed, and that it is clearly understood by everyone. He also discusses the issue of Allah's freedom and explains that it is impossible for Allah to be bound by previous law.

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• Discusses the concept of "al-taafseer ul Quran," or "the interpretation of Quran." The speaker, Dr. Muhammad Al Massari, discusses how Quran interpretation can be difficult for Muslims because they are conditioned to believe that they are the "elected people" and that they have a special relationship with Allah. He also explains how the concept of "al-taafseer ul Quran" can be difficult for non-Muslims to understand because it is two-sided, involving both Muslims and educators working together.
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• Discusses the importance of honesty and modesty, and how one of the most honest and modest scholars of Islam, Dr. Muhammad al Massari, recognized and praised Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) when he met him in secret. Dr. al Massari also recounted a dream in which he was climbing to heaven and someone said, "Go up until you reach the top." He held on to the rope, and when he woke up, his hand hurt from being tightly twisted. This dream symbolized the Quran's importance to him and his belief that he would hold on to it until he died.
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• Discusses the issue of people fabricating lies about Muhammad in their attempt to discredit Islam. He points out that this is a very serious offense, and those who commit it will never be able to reach a happy state in this life or the next.
• **01:15:00 ** is a translation of a lecture by a professor about Surat al-An'am (The thunder). The professor discusses how grave fabricating these verses are, and how even the slightest act of wrongdoing will have severe consequences. The professor then goes on to talk about how the Quran warns of a day when all the wrongdoers will be gathered together and punished.
• **01:20:00 ** The professor discusses how some Muslims believe that a new Prophet cannot abrogate the laws of Judaism. He goes on to say that this argument is invalid, as there are Divine names and descriptions associated with the Divine action universe.
• **01:25:00 ** Professor Dr. Muhammad AL MASSARI refutes claims made by some Muslims that the Quran contains rules that were later abrogated by Prophet Musa (Moses). He also discusses the issue of Allah's freedom and explains that it is impossible for Allah to be bound by previous law. He concludes the video by discussing the issue of male and female relations and how they have evolved over time.
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• Discusses how two Muslims who took shahada at different times reacted to being attacked by Jews, and how their actions show that Islam is a necessary existing religion.
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• Discusses the various verses in the Quran that refer to the Prophet Muhammad as a "Servant of God," and how these verses contradict Paul's claim that he is the "Christ." argues that this conflict is clearly documented in the Quran and the Epistles attributed to Muhammad, and that it was not previously understood because scholars only studied these texts after the Islamic empire had already been established.
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• Discusses how the complete ICI is available in the distance Scrolls and how it proves with certitude that Muhammad is a messenger from God. It also discusses how the woman's claim to be originally from Israel is not true, and that her son was healed by Muhammad despite being an unbeliever.
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• Discusses the Prophet Muhammad's miracles, which include healing a child and sending a disciple to fetch water from a fruit tree without finding any fruit. also discusses the Prophet Muhammad's prophecies, specifically his prediction that he would be rejected and cut off from the people. ends by discussing the Prophet Muhammad's connection to the Messiah.

provides evidence that Muhammad is the true Prophet of God and that his prophecies will be fulfilled.

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• Discusses the dating of the Quran, which has been independently dated by archaeological evidence and by polygraphy. It argues that the Quran was copied and written before Muhammad, and that it is impossible for Muhammad to fulfill the prophecy of Teresa coming.
• **01:55:00 ** Professor Dr. Muhammad al Massari discusses abrogation, which is when a previous statement or law is superseded by a more recent one. He notes that abrogation is only allowed for rules that are not based on creed, and that it is clearly understood by everyone.

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The professor discusses the concept of ta'feer, or the Islamic practice of repentance, and how it can be applied to specific situations in life. He also discusses the importance of having a clear understanding of Islamic law and how it can change with the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) sayings. The professor makes the point that debates over meaning are often fought using fallacious arguments, leading to a lack of understanding and compromise on either side.

**02:00:00 ** The professor discusses the concept of ta'feer, or the Islamic practice of repentance, and how it can be applied to specific situations in life. He also discusses the importance of having a clear understanding of Islamic law and how it can change with the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) sayings. The professor makes the point that debates over meaning are often fought using fallacious arguments, leading to a lack of understanding and compromise on either side.

• **02:05:00 ** Professor Dr. Muhammad al Massari discusses how a person's moral ground should be based on what is a minimum requirement, not what is a "highway." He goes on to say that using faulty premises to attack an opponent is a mistake, and that a person's behavior should change in order to earn the respect of others.