This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Jah al-Hahul hak until the truth came to him. Of course the expression here the truth came to him

is Aishah's way of saying the Quran came to him and you'll find in the commentaries of several

companions that they interchange the word

Quran with the truth and this is very telling for them because they realize

all else is falsehood all else that they were surrounded by is falsehood and it cut through all of it

and gave them clarity. And so they actually lovingly and out of their loyalty to the Quran

referred to it as the truth. This is actually very telling also for the to the

loyalty to the Quran refer to it as the truth. This is actually very telling also for the kind of mentality expected of a Muslim.

When he or she hears the word of Allah, their mind is like we have to get criticism out of our head we have to get I'm not sure if this is going to be something I can follow or not the first thing in your head is this is the truth

as you're trying to internalize the word of Allah and And this is the right thing to do. And Hak has several layers of meaning.

It doesn't just mean truth.

It means that which is rightful.

Meaning what's being said is correct also, not just true, but it's also correct correct and it's that what should be done in any case

so she says until the truth came to him meaning the Quran came to him

were whoa fe-rari hira while he was in the cave of hira

fajajah al-ahul malMala-Qala ikra.

So the angel came to him and said to him read.

Ikra, in Arabic also means follow along with me,

meaning I'll read and you read after me.

So that's the implication here.

Kala Ma Anna Bikare.

The messenger says, I am not someone who's ever read.

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