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If you look at one star in the sky, it's not there right now.

It was there several million, sometimes billions of years ago.

It took that long for the light to get here.

But it's not there anymore.

It may have been dead.

By the time we see the star, the star may have already exploded.

It may not even be there. We're looking at billions of years of history when we look at the

stars. In other words, a situation is occurring which under any other circumstance would be

immediate death. And Allah, despite us physically not being capable of

withstanding what is happening is going to keep us on life support is going to keep us alive

keep us standing keep us staring just for that purpose this video is taken from our deeper look

of Surat al-Mursalat,

releasing now every Monday at 10 a.m. UK time.

Watch the full deeper look of Surat al-Mursalat and more exclusively on Bayena TV.

We saw what mursalat is similar to other suras.

What suras? Was saffat, and aadiat, and thariat, right? We saw other suras that have similar styles. This part of the sura, for if the sunoom wased, and if the sabao furijed, and if the jibal noisifed, and if Rusul uquitat is also similar to several other suras, like, and if the if the shams If the jibal is also similar to several other Suresl, like, And if the Shams, If the Shams, If the Shams, Kovir, If the Shoeuf unushir, If the Sama'u Kishitat, And similarly, If the Samaun fattred, If the Cawakib, If the Bihar, Fuger, If the Coupur Bautirired, and if the suna unshacket, and azzan't to herbbiha and hukkat, and if the earth muddhdh, and alqt ma'ethehah and this Sura is borrowing the style from other suras in the opening, and then the next part is also borrowing from other suras that have similar styles. It's a combination of different styles

in one Sura, right, in the opening. It's pretty cool. Now, let's dig into what's going on here

with the language. The first thing for grammar students, this will be interesting for you.

Ida, in Arabic, is considered a vharf, a word for time and time.

And it is considered a mudaf.

If you don't know what a muzaf is, go make wudu.

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