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So in many ways the Surah represents finality

It out actually interestingly enough by the language

Would wish the Surah begins when Allah says in the Samah when Shukat when the sky is going to crack open in

Shikhak is used in the Arabic language for

Physical objects that are hard like in Shikhak is used like yes

Shakhak of Ayakh Rujum in Hulma a rock that cracks open and then you know

Thumma shakhak nal arda shakhak that we tear the earth open a mountain tearing open a the land tearing open a

Boulder tearing open meaning cracking open in fitar can actually be used in the previous Surah

You found in the Samah on fatara right you can use in fitara fatara for even the tearing of a cloth something soft

And the thing is when you tear something soft like a cloth or leather or something you could stitch it back up

But once a rock is cracked open what happens if there's no putting it back together

The idea that the word in Shikhak is used in the beginning here in this Samah on Shukat in and of itself kind of represents a finality

That this is bringing everything that's been talked about before to a final final version

There's so many words even used for the sky right footi had this Samah the sky has been opened

The Samah of footage at another word for torn which can be stitched again in fatara there's so many words

But this one is kind of irreversible

It's the end game and so that's what's where we start with but then it's the

One of the most powerful ayat

Describing nature and describing the reality of the sky that you'll find anywhere in the Qur'an

Allah as well just has wa avinat lirabbi ha wa hukkat and this is a very difficult ayat of process

Let's go through it a little bit a little by little the word a dhina in Arabic can mean two things a dhina

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