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One of the most powerful aiad describing nature and describing the reality of the sky that you'll find anywhere in the

Quran.

Allah is Zamj says,

well Avina to be rabbiha,

we're hukat.

And this is a very difficult aya to process.

Let's go through it a little bit, little by little.

The word Azina in Arabic can mean two things.

Adina y'azan o'evna and azzan or a-thanan.

Ithan means permission.

And a-than means to listen, like u-dun is the ear, right?

So, Adhina T-Rabiha, one of its meanings is

that the sky is actually going to pay a close ear,

pay close attention and listen carefully to its master.

A-Din-At-Rab-Biha.

Implied within the meaning, why is it different from semi-A-T-L-Rabiha

also listens to its master, right?

Or, Att-Rab-Rabba-Bahai obeys the master.

Even also because it has kind of the texture of permission,

it's as though, just to make this easy to understand,

sometimes I give somebody a student an instruction to do something and they don't want to do it.

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