This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. You're going to. You're going to. reflection and the beauty of the Quran is when you study a single aya and you ponder

over a single aya and you look at our incredible tradition of so many scholars that poured over every single

Aya, you could literally do a PhD thesis on one Aya.

You could, even if you just collected what's been said and didn't do any thinking of your

own, you just copied what's been said and didn't do any thinking of your own. You just copied what's been said before you.

Those would be thousands of pages on One Aya, right? But that doesn't take away from the fact that we're in fact reading a book. And a book there's continuity right and when you

focus on one thing and you talk exhaustively about one thing that one

Aya or that one statement it kind of like it becomes a chapter.

And when you're in a chapter, you lose sight of the fact that there was something before it, and there's something after it, and there's a kind of continuity.

To make this easier to understand this challenge, you can think of it like if you're you know if you're in a

helicopter or you're on top of the forget helicopter you're on top of a mountain and

you see a field of flowers of all different color flowers you see the entire

picture it's a beautiful scene right and you're a of all different color flowers. You see the entire picture.

It's a beautiful scene, right?

And you're a good photographer.

You take a picture of this scene, right?

Then you go descend into the valley.

And you kind of focus your camera in on like a single flower and the actually the very

center of the flower and a pedal from within that flower and you take a color of

how marvelous the texture and the color is of that. Now both of these things have

their own beauty, right? But in one picture you kind of see the beauty of the entire landscape. And in another you're

zooming in on the beauty of this one little piece, but they both have not only an

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