Amazed By The Quran - Types Of Calamities

Nouman Ali Khan

Muslim Central

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Islam

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🗓️ 7 September 2015

⏱️ 4 minutes

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“Amazed by the Quran”, Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan draws a comparison between an ayah from Surah Hadid and Surah Taghabun. Tune in to understand part of the beauty of the Quran in its sensitivity to context.

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0:00.0	This is a audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com
0:06.0	This is my law to Sala mala al-Aali al-Lihi who Sahibjbain.
0:10.0	Sala al-Likam everyone, welcome to amazed by the Quran a series in which I love talking about what I find
0:13.8	amazing about the Quran.
0:15.2	Today I want to share with you two Ayat.
0:16.9	I'm going to compare them to each other.
0:18.4	One belongs to the 57th Surah, Suutil Hadid, and the other to the 64th Surah at Taghabun.
0:25.0	Both of them are very similar in their subject matter, so I'll read through them first.
0:28.0	Ma Asaba, Ma Asaba, Ma Asiba, Ma Asiabh,
0:30.0	al-Fusikum, I'll be kitabim in Kabbli and
0:34.0	a brahaha in Nadale,
0:35.0	Allah al-A-Lahya seer.
0:36.0	There is not a single calamity of any kind
0:38.0	that ever strikes you in the earth
0:40.0	nor inside of yourselves,
0:41.0	except that it is in a book that we have already declared it in.
0:45.0	That is certainly easy for Allah to do.
0:47.0	That's Hadid.
0:49.0	No calamity will strike you in the earth, nor deep inside yourself,
0:52.0	except that it's already been written down and
0:54.8	it's easy for Allah.
0:57.4	The second case is the gahabun, Allah says,
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