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Now, Allah says three things about the Quran.

Now, Allah says three things about the Quran.

Allah is describing the role of the Quran.

This is called Hal in three ways.

And let me just, instead of being very technical,

simply describe what Hal means. When you say, for example, a green car or a blue,

you know, a blue wall or something, you're describing a color of an object. It's an adjective or a

quality of something, right, or a tall man.

When you say something like a tall man, whether he's sleeping or standing or sitting, he's still

tall, right?

So that's not a quality that gets affected.

Ahal is not something that's a permanent quality

that is dormant, meaning it's kind of embedded inside

and it's there all the time.

Ahal is something that's living. For example, if I say a man walking, a man walking is not a permanent quality, it's actually something you can see, it's an action, it's something taking place. When something is described in grammar as a haul,

it's not just a quality of something,

it's a living, experienced thing.

So what I'm getting at here is the three descriptions of the Quran here are Hal.

That doesn't just mean they're descriptions of the Quran, that these are qualities that the

Quran has, but these are experiences that come from the Quran.

They can be experienced. They can be experienced.

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