Amazed by the Quran #08 Two Forms of Mercy

Nouman Ali Khan

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Islam, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 8 March 2025

⏱️ 12 minutes

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0:00.0	This audio is brought to you by Muslimcentral.com.
0:12.2	To make the most of this series,
0:15.9	download our free guided workbook with reflective exercises from bayina.com forward slash amazed.
0:23.3	Bismillah,
0:24.2	Rahman,
0:25.2	Raheim.
0:26.9	Alhamdul innahi rabin'a'a'almeen.
0:30.8	Arrahmanan,
0:32.0	the Lord of Mercy, the giver of mercy.
0:38.3	Hey, what's that? Hey, Ustard.
0:39.3	Yeah.
0:39.6	You help me.
0:40.7	Ustard, I am looking at reading Surah Fathaha right now.
0:45.6	Yeah.
0:45.7	And I noticed in Ayah number three, there is, Arrohman, Ruhim, the Lord of Mercy, the giver of mercy.
0:52.8	Why is mercy written twice?
0:56.0	What's the difference between the two?
0:58.0	I talked about that in some detail in my lectures on the Fatih, but here's the brief version of the difference between the two.
1:05.0	Both of these words, in one way or the other, refer to Allah's mercy.
1:10.0	And the challenge with translating these words is that because they belong to the same origin, they almost seem synonymous.
1:17.3	And a lot of times in English translation, we actually use words that are rather ambiguous to translate them.
1:22.6	So the most beneficent, the most merciful, or the most merciful, the most kind.
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