Tafseer-ul-Quran - Almassari - 014 - Al-Baqara - 08 - تفسير سورة البقرة (2021-04-20) ​

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حلقات ودروس الشيخ الدكتور محمد بن عبدالله المسعري Study Circles of Professor Dr. Muhammad AL-MASSARI Ayahs related Munafiqeen from Ayah 8 Distinctions between categories of nifaaq - belief, allegiance Misconceptions of Munafiqeen

Summary of Tafseer-ul-Quran - Almassari - 014 - Al-Baqara - 08 - تفسير سورة البقرة ​

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Tafseer-ul-Quran - Almassari - 014 - Al-Baqara - 08 - تفسير سورة البقرة discusses the difference between believing in Allah and being a believer. It explains that some people who embraced Islam did not immigrate, but stayed with their own people, and fought alongside the Muslims. When the Muslims were fighting against other tribes, some of these people became apostates, because they were not fully committed to the faith. However, even after they apostatized, they are still not believers, according to Allah's judgement. It is important to be aware of this distinction, in order to better understand all the issues surrounding the Quran.

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• Discusses the difference between those who are true believers and those who are not, and explains that true believers will have a complete commitment to Islam and will not be willing to submit to other desires. If they are faced with a test, their allegiance will flip and they will fail the test.
• **00:10:00 ** The hadith in question discusses the different levels of lying and explains that a habitual liar cannot be trusted. This hadith underscores the importance of honesty and truthfulness, and how lying can have serious consequences.
• **00:15:00 ** provides a brief overview of the Islamic concept of "hassam," or "agility." The hassam of agile refers to a situation in which someone goes overboard in their dispute, breaking any sort of moral or legal boundaries. provides an example of this situation, involving a servant who didn't cook the food their master ordered. warns that such an extreme instance can lead to tragedy, as in the case of Abdullah, who killed his slave because of the dispute. advises those in a dispute to seek help from a trustworthy third party, instead of going overboard themselves.
• **00:20:00 ** points out that there are four characteristics of a hypocrite, and that if they are present in a person, then the person is not a believer in the correct sense. He also points out that this is not an issue that can be easily solved, and that it is more complex than the issue of iman.
• **00:25:00 ** The surah discusses the difference between believing in life, which is required for salvation, and believing in Allah, which is required for justice. The first category, of people who believe in life but not in Allah, are not believers. The second category, of people who believe in Allah but not in life, are also not believers. This second group is made up of those who are pretending to be Muslims, and those who are not actually Muslims but are allowing themselves to be led by their feelings instead of by their intellect.
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• Discusses the difference between believing in Allah, and being a believer. It explains that some people who embraced Islam did not immigrate, but stayed with their own people, and fought alongside the Muslims. When the Muslims were fighting against other tribes, some of these people became apostates, because they were not fully committed to the faith. However, even after they apostatized, they are still not believers, according to Allah's judgement. It is important to be aware of this distinction, in order to better understand all the issues surrounding the Quran.
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• Discusses the possible reasons why some people may join Islam for fun or rebellion, and argues that it is ultimately a dangerous practice. He goes on to say that even if a person does repent, they may not be able to save themselves from eternal punishment if they don't continue to obey Allah.
• **00:40:00 ** explains that some people try to rationalize away the existence of God by pointing to the many mistakes made by humans. cautions against being fooled by these people, noting that even a small child is wiser than most of these scientists and doctors.
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• Discusses the dangers of relying on reason alone to understand religious texts, and argues that people can be deceived by their own false understanding of religion. He goes on to say that successful deceivers often disguise themselves as believers in order to gain access to secret information, and that this can lead to disastrous consequences for the deceived.
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• Discusses how some people have deficient beliefs about Islam, which leads to them deceiving themselves. He goes on to say that true believers should have strong beliefs in Allah and be willing to face hardship in order to enter paradise.
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• Discusses how he believes that people can fail the test of faith if they do not understand Allah correctly. He says that this deficiency is widespread in Christianity, and that it can lead to people being unlucky in life. He also mentions how one day his dog died, and how this incident made him realize that god does not exist.

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in this video discusses the dangers of atheism and Christianity from the perspective of iman and kophor. He goes on to discuss the various aspects of atheism, and how it can be understood from the perspective of iman and kophor. Next, he discusses the danger of the jews and one African's relationship with them, and how Muslims should be aware of the dangers involved. Finally, he discusses the importance of understanding atheism and Christianity from a perspective of iman and kophor, and recommends that Muslims ask questions if they have any related to the discussion.

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• Discusses the dangers of falling into traps of misunderstanding and underestimating the danger of atheism and Christianity, and warns Muslims not to commit the same mistakes. He goes on to discuss the various aspects of atheism, and how it can be understood from the perspective of iman and kophor. Next, he discusses the danger of the jews and one African's relationship with them, and how Muslims should be aware of the dangers involved. Finally, he discusses the importance of understanding atheism and Christianity from a perspective of iman and kophor, and recommends that Muslims ask questions if they have any related to the discussion.