This document provides commentary on Surat Al Nasr, a chapter in the Quran. It discusses the meaning and implications of key terms and phrases in the surah. The commentary notes that the surah references both an external victory for Muslims as well as an internal call to praise and worship God. It also discusses how the surah foretold future acceptance of Islam and increasing influence of the religion as the power of its opponents in Mecca declined. The document uses the surah to encourage focusing on one's spiritual relationship with God in addition to external successes.
This document provides commentary on Surat Al Nasr, a chapter in the Quran. It discusses the meaning and implications of key terms and phrases in the surah. The commentary notes that the surah references both an external victory for Muslims as well as an internal call to praise and worship God. It also discusses how the surah foretold future acceptance of Islam and increasing influence of the religion as the power of its opponents in Mecca declined. The document uses the surah to encourage focusing on one's spiritual relationship with God in addition to external successes.
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This document provides commentary on Surat Al Nasr, a chapter in the Quran. It discusses the meaning and implications of key terms and phrases in the surah. The commentary notes that the surah references both an external victory for Muslims as well as an internal call to praise and worship God. It also discusses how the surah foretold future acceptance of Islam and increasing influence of the religion as the power of its opponents in Mecca declined. The document uses the surah to encourage focusing on one's spiritual relationship with God in addition to external successes.
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Background • Kafirun:لكم دينكم وليدين • Al Nasr vs Al Masad • Kawthar: no more grief, gift for eyes • Tafsir Quiz • Satisfaction for Rasul Allah before death • First two ayat: external, last ayah: internal • Madani, Makki إذا جاء نصر هللا • إذا: future • جاء: comes after hard work, big deal, huge (saakha, taama) • Allah turns the tides, they come • نصر هللا: Big help against oppressor, unique • Kafirun: no need for compromise • Credit goes to who? • Who to thank and how? والفتح • الفتح: decisive victory without confusion • Hudaiybiya: defeat or victory? • Sahaba were upset • Abnormal behavior: minority to threat • Recognition • Conquest of Makkah: unarmed victory • Domino effect: Feel • As influence of Islam is increasing, Quraish is sinking • Hudaiybiya led to Fath Makkah • Not limited to this Fath but all upcoming in future Only celebration was praise of Allah and cleaning up His house ورأيت الناس يدخلون في دين هللا أفواجا • Gift from Allah (Kawthar) • Talking to Rasul Allah • الناس: people, villages, tribes • People accepting islam, but eman? • Allah’s mercy for people • Entering and leaving Islam (for wrong reasons) • If Islam enters your heart it will never leave • Otherwise, in doubt? Inherited • Don’t take your deen for granted, get it in your heart فسبح بحمد ربك • Declare the perfection of your master by doing praise of Him and seek Repentance • The right order: Tasbih, Hamd, then Istighfar • Ibadah: Praise Allah + Acknowledge your mistakes • سبح: swim, keep floating (maintain His perfection) Attributes, Sayings, Actions • How? by doing Hamd • Makkah was purified finally (external), now its time to purify internally • Victory is great, but remembrance of Allah is greater • حمد: Declare gratitude & Praise Allah • Don’t just say it: be a hamid واستغفره إنه كان توابا • All prophets job is: people & Allah • Now that your tough job with people is done, time to do what you enjoy • What was Rasul Allah’s sin? • Different levels of people Next • Kafirun: The Battle is announced • Good guys: Al Nasr • Bad Guys: Al Masad