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Is it Mahlachm.

Alhamo Allah al-Lahahahim.

Alhamo al-Lahahahiliya

Sahibajm.

Welcome to Amaze by the Quran a series in which I like sharing with you things

I find amazing about the Quran. Today I'm going to compare to you with you. Both of them are

about fighting in the path of Allah. Both of them actually have to do with the context of the first

battle in Islam, the battle of Badar, that happened soon after the Prophet migrated to Medina,

Salalah on Allah al-Aah.

One of these Ayat belongs to Srutulbakara, and the other belongs to Sur to Suritul and Fal, which gives away something to you,

something you can remember. The second Surah and the eighth Surah both deal with the battle of Badar.

Okay. Now he says, among other things he says, he says,

Wakati Luhum, fight them,

hata kuna fitna ton, until there is no more tribulation.

Fitna also means there's no more corruption.

Okay, Fitna's tribulation, when people are put in difficulty and tribulation, until there's no such thing left.

Waiakunu Dinaulilah, and the religion and the way of life belongs to Allah again and it belongs to Allah that's it.

That's what he said in Bakara.

Similar expression in Anfal he says,

Wakati luhum Hataa fitna.

Fight them until there is no more tribulation, no more trial, no more corruption.

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