Tafseer-ul-Quran - Almassari - 011 - Al-Baqara 05 - تفسير سورة البقرة (2021-04-11) ​

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حلقات ودروس الشيخ الدكتور محمد بن عبدالله المسعري Study Circles of Professor Dr. Muhammad AL-MASSARI Further discussion on the meaning of Ghayb Iman required by Shariah (based on conviction) Discussion of the root of Salah in (Yuqeemun as-salaah) and explanation Explanation of rizq, qadr - attribution to Allah

Summary of Tafseer-ul-Quran - Almassari - 011 - Al-Baqara 05 - تفسير سورة البقرة ​

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00:00:00 - 01:00:00 ​

discusses the different interpretations of the Quran, and how some of them are based on evidence from the text. It states that these interpretations are not clearly stated in the Quran itself, but are instead based on other evidence from the Quran. also discusses the idea that believing in something doesn't mean that one has no evidence for it.

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• Discusses various translations of the Qur'an, noting that while some translations are controversial, all translations ultimately rely on belief. also discusses the use of terms such as "faith," "belief," and "commitment." Finally, the speaker discusses new translations and works in progress.
• **00:05:00 ** provides a translation of a section of the Quran discussing the concept of "iman," or faith. The translation states that "iman" refers to having faith in God, and that it is essential for someone to have this faith in order to be able to accept and obey his commandments. also discusses the concept of "hype," or excessive belief in something, and how it is not appropriate for someone to have this type of belief in regards to their faith in God.
• **00:10:00
• Discusses the different layers of meaning in the Quran, and how some interpretations (such as those that believe in rape) are based on evidence from the text. It states that these interpretations are not clearly stated in the Quran itself, but are instead based on other evidence from the Quran.
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• Discusses the idea that believing in something doesn't mean that one has no evidence for it. It goes on to discuss the idea that belief in God can be based on a number of different things, including evidence that is not accessible to the senses.
• **00:20:00 ** Dr. Munir Almassari discusses the importance of understanding the evidence behind reports, and how such evidence can help form rational conclusions. He goes on to explain that, while some reports may be corroborating, there are also reports that are extraneous to the reports and may contain in themselves, and other reports that are internal and external to each other. Dr. Almassari stresses the importance of having a fundamental understanding of all of the divine attributes, and how it is not necessary to know every detail in order to have an understanding of them.
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• Discusses the various meanings of the word "salah," which he believes is derived from the root "salah." He notes that the classical scholar who made this claim was mistaken, as there are two roots for the word "salah." He goes on to explain that the salah is a prayer performed in accordance with the Quran and Sunnah.
• **00:30:00
• Discusses the meaning of the word salah, which is prayer in Islam. The first route is salsa, which is the prayer of the heart, and the last route is salawah, which is the most complete and formal prayer. Salah is known to the Arabic language professor as salah meaning supplication or praying.
• **00:35:00 ** explains that the root of salah (prayer) is from salawah, meaning prayer. Salawah has two meanings, one being prayer itself, and the other being poetry. goes on to explain that the shariah (Islamic law) has added to this meaning, which is asking for guidance.
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• Discusses how different words in Arabic can have different meanings, depending on how they are pronounced, written, and adopted over time. It then goes on to mention how this can be applied to the word "salah," which can have different meanings depending on the context.
• **00:45:00
• Discusses the importance of establishing salah (prayer) in one's life, noting that it is not just a prayer that is done once, but an essential part of one's daily routine. He goes on to say that, while many activities are still done while standing, many are still done while sitting due to the modern world's busy schedule.
• **00:50:00 ** The main point of this video is to emphasize the importance of spending one's income in a way that is pleasing to God. Various principles are established in the Quran related to this, such as spending from what one does not own fundamentally, and working together in cohort with others. This is in contrast to the belief of some Christians that there is a multiplicity of gods.
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• Discusses the difference between attributing an action to Allah (God), and simply saying that Allah is responsible for something. The main point is that attributing an action to Allah does not necessitate that Allah does the action directly, it could be through intermediaries. This could open up questions about the role of Allah in the world, and the free will of humans.

01:00:00 - 01:20:00 ​

discusses the idea that risk in the universe comes from various sources, including the risk of people's salaries being paid. It emphasizes that people's salaries are ultimately a gift from God, and that people should remember not to take risks without understanding the consequences. also discusses the incorrect claims made by some people regarding the Quran, specifically discussing the claims that salah will provide patients or patience. He points out that these claims are not supported by the text, and that there are other places in the Quran where these benefits are discussed.

**01:00:00

• Discusses the idea that risk in the universe comes from various sources, including the risk of people's salaries being paid. It emphasizes that people's salaries are ultimately a gift from God, and that people should remember not to take risks without understanding the consequences.
• **01:05:00
• Discusses the importance of understanding the relationship between Allah and the universe, and the fact that some actions in the Quran can be assumed to be through qatar or through cause and effect in the universe. He goes on to explain that this does not mean direct action, and that one must ponder the context of each ayah in order to understand its full meaning.
• **01:10:00
• Discusses the origins of the word "salah," noting that it likely comes from the Arabic word for "bend." He goes on to say that the salah of Islam is not simply a physical act of bending and stretching, but is instead a prayer containing elements of praise and supplication. He also notes that there are different salah rules for different religions, and that whistling and clubbing are sometimes used in place of the traditional religious salah movements.
• **01:15:00
• Discusses the incorrect claims made by some people regarding the Quran, specifically discussing the claims that salah will provide patients or patience. He points out that these claims are not supported by the text, and that there are other places in the Quran where these benefits are discussed. He concludes that the claims are probably wrong, and that those who are willing to spend their money wisely will find plenty of information in the Quran to guide them in this regard.
• **01:20:00
• Discusses how people are often wrong in thinking that if allah wanted them to, they could simply provide for themselves. He goes on to say that this is not the case, and that in fact, those who have more should spend it on those who do not have as much.