Tafseer-ul-Quran - Almassari - 010 - Al-Baqara 04 - تفسير سورة البقرة (2021-04-07) ​

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حلقات ودروس الشيخ الدكتور محمد بن عبدالله المسعري Study Circles of Professor Dr. Muhammad AL-MASSARI

Discussion on Iman Definition, classical points of view Discussion on Belief, Actions, Surrender, Acceptance of heart, allegiance and hostility Q and A

Summary of Tafseer-ul-Quran - Almassari - 010 - Al-Baqara 04 - تفسير سورة البقرة ​

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00:00:00 - 01:00:00 ​

, Dr. Majid Al-Masari discusses the concept of iman, or faith, and how it differs from other beliefs. He provides several examples of how iman manifests itself in different situations, concluding that it is a matter of will and not just a state of mind. Dr. Al-Masari stresses the importance of having conviction in regards to iman, and encourages humanity to develop a clear understanding of its meaning.

**00:00:00 ** Tabari discusses the meaning of terms in relation to Quranic verses, and offers several examples of how these terms are used in the text. He also discusses the difference between belief and trust, and how the actions of people in the past can affect how someone trusts them in the present. Tabari concludes by discussing the concept of iman, which is explained as being both the belief itself, and the fear of God that stems from that belief.

• **00:05:00 ** explains that the belief that something is true is not just a mental judgment, but an action of the heart too. gives an example of how a person might reject something as being true based on evidence.
• **00:10:00
• Discusses the linguistics of iman, and how it can be defined as a state of conviction and trust that is followed by obedience, acceptance, and witnessing. then goes on to mention the philosophical development that took place during the time of Razi al-Din al-Shirazi, and how it led to the refinement of Islamic thought. He concludes by saying that although iman may be linguistically defined, its essential meaning is internal, and cannot be fully comprehended through language alone.
• **00:15:00 ** talks about how iman includes knowing Allah, obeying Him, and fearing Him. He also mentions that breaking one's iman can be considered an act of kufr.
• **00:20:00
• Discusses the different definitions of "iman" and how each one applies to a particular individual. He points out that leaving one's salah or committing zina does not make a person a kafir as long as they do not deny the prohibition of zina.
• **00:25:00 ** presents two views of iman: that it is knowledge of the heart or statement of the heart that is true, and that it includes the action of the body. He cites evidence from scripture and tradition to support these views. He also argues that a conviction based on only one source of information (such as narration) is not sufficient and that a person must have a comprehensive understanding of all of Allah's attributes in order to be a believer.
• **00:30:00
• Discusses the importance of having a conviction in the heart, and how it can be undermined by external pressure. He goes on to discuss the importance of having a trust in the heart, and how it may be undermined by doubts and hesitation. He finishes by discussing the importance of having an iman in the heart, and how it can be undermined by doubts and hesitation.
• **00:35:00
• Discusses different opinions on the definition of "iman," or belief in Allah. One group believes that it is just knowing Allah with one's heart, without using words. Another believes that iman requires being MADISON (i.e. having faith in Allah and doing good deeds). The last group believes that iman is knowing allah and accepting His will with one's heart and soul, even if one denies it with one's tongue. This raises the question of whether or not any of these views are correct, and whether they are actually attributed to the Prophet Muhammad.
• **00:40:00 ** Tafseer-ul-Quran scholar Dr. Majid Al-Masari discusses the concept of iman, or faith, and how it differs from other beliefs. He also provides several examples of how iman manifests itself in different situations, concluding that it is a matter of will and not just a state of mind. Dr. Al-Masari stresses the importance of having conviction in regards to iman, and encourages humanity to develop a clear understanding of its meaning.
• **00:45:00
• Discusses how paganism and Judaism have their roots in sacrifices, and how the idea of a divine being with free will and power is contradictory. He goes on to say that it is possible that the statement "the divine being exists" was made based on a lack of knowledge, and that it is still possible for that statement to be correct even though the divine being is not fully understood.
• **00:50:00 ** in this YouTube video discusses the meaning of the benevolent one who loved the world, and how this concept is pagan and has nothing to do with reality. He goes on to say that this statement is elaborated in a further discussion and that it does not go back to the act of the heart which is accepted in that because he regarded most likely as natural but it has to be elaborated as an act of the heart which is obviously when this when he discusses issues like mathematical issues and issues of theology and philosophy which you could some of them could develop them to a level of proof similar to the level of mathematical proof. Everything appears to be logical and cold, but you don't notice the side of acceptance and surrender because there's no issue there for things which are having mathematical proof to accept to reject and not reject. This is a mental state of mental arrangement, but even in that there is an acceptance and surrender but of no relevance to anything it doesn't relate to any point of view of the world because we have issues here of scientific or mathematical evidences which you can put your hand and do it if necessary if you want or you accept which is showing you that and you can and he show you how the proof is done and you follow it after him and verify that
• **00:55:00 ** Raji discusses the conditions for having faith in Allah, emphasizing that it must be based on evidence and be accompanied by good deeds. He gives the example of the sun rising in the west, saying that even if people disbelieve this evidence, it will be too late because Allah has already revealed His signs.

01:00:00 - 01:25:00 ​

provides a summary of Syrian Imami Shi'a scholar Almassari's views on iman, stating that it is the statement of the heart and the acceptance and surrender to allah that creates the action of the heart, which is the result of iman. Almassari goes on to say that external actions are not part of iman, and that iman is solely the issue of the heart.

**01:00:00 ** provides a summary of Syrian Imami Shi'a scholar Almassari's views on iman, stating that it is the statement of the heart and the acceptance and surrender to allah that creates the action of the heart, which is the result of iman. Almassari goes on to say that external actions are not part of iman, and that iman is solely the issue of the heart.

• **01:05:00
• Discusses the need to surrender one's allegiance to Allah in order to be saved from Hell. It discusses the importance of understanding the message of the Quran in order to make an informed decision. also points out that there are many types of shirk, or idolatry, and that those who do not want to submit to Allah are the worst of the worst.
• **01:10:00
• Discusses how belief (iman) is more than just a "belief in the heart," and how it includes actions of the limbs and tongue. He goes on to say that a Muslim who believes in a messenger but does not act on that belief will have a deficient knowledge of Islam.
• **01:15:00 ** explains that iman is more than just belief in Allah, and that it requires action as well. He goes on to say that someone who claims to have iman but does not pray is not correct, and that such a person may end up in the hellfire. He then warns the listener that if they do not know how to pray, they should go to the Quran and learn how.
• **01:20:00
• Discusses the concept of Sharif, or Road to Paradise, and how it can be misinterpreted. He also mentions the importance of properly understanding the meaning of Muhammad's statements and advises against blindly following any leader.
• **01:25:00 ** explains that it is wrong to think that one's state of being is the determining factor of whether or not one is a Muslim. Rather, it is more important to focus on one's religious beliefs. He advises people to carry out their religious obligations in a way that will repel rather than attract others, in order to avoid embarrassment.