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Let me translate what Nuzul means. It won't be a word, it'll be a description.

When you go to somebody's house and they're a good host, because you go to somebody's house, they're a bad host.

You go to somebody's house and they're like, hey, yeah, have a seat.

Three hours later, they haven't even given you a glass of water.

And they're eating. So, how's work?

And you're looking at their food. It was a long day.

I didn't even have lunch today. Oh yeah, that's terrible.

What if you go to a good host, they sit you down, they get you some water, they get you some, I don't know, walnuts, some chips or some snack appetizer,

while the dinner is being prepared. You can smell the dinner, but to get you going, they give you a little bit in the beginning, right?

And that beginning appetizer is called Nuzul.

Okay, that's called, I love that. It's very despicable me.

So, Nuzul, by the way, comes like Nuzul.

Right, Revelation is also called Inzal and Tenzil, right? What does it have to do with that?

Back in the day, the person used to ride on a horse or a camel when they came to their house.

The moment they come down from their ride, you give them water or you give them a date.

So, as soon as they come down, right?

So, even nowadays, by the way, a house in Arabic is called a manzil, in modern Arabic, manzil.

But it's not, manzil literally means the place to go down into.

It's because you're coming off of a mountain or a horse that it was called a manzil like that, okay?

A place of descent, because you could be living on the third floor, why is that a manzil?

That's a Marfa, that's not a manzil, but it's from the old usage of coming off the horse.

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