Name: Juz' 17 with Tesneem Alkiek
Uploaded: 2020-05-10T03:05:55.000Z
Channel: Dr. Omar Suleiman
Description: Sh. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro, joined by special guest Tesneem Alkiek, explore gems from the 17th Juz’ of the Holy Quran.

<p>Sh. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro, joined by special guest Tesneem Alkiek, explore gems from the 17th Juz&apos; of the Holy Quran.</p>

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Juz' 19 with Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy

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Qur'an 30 for 30

 As-salamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.  I would ask may I know she follows you miss him now.  I mean, whatever we want to do.  I mean, what about to do?  What's the pain?  Allah was telling us a little about it.  I think I was really come home and then saw a lot.  I mean, I don't know.  I mean, what's the problem?  Just to see them.  I want to welcome you all back to the 30 for 30.  Our first repeat back by popular demand.  Sister Tasneem Al-Qeith, Alhamdulillah, is with us tonight.  And I want to remind everyone just before I get started,  inshallah ta'ala, that we have officially launched our last 10 nights campaign.  Insha'Allah ta'ala.  So if you click the link and you put in the salakah amount that you'd like to distribute over the last 10 nights.  Remember that the amount that you put in will be the nightly amount inshallah ta'ala.  And bid'nillahi ta'ala it's a way of catching Laylatul Qadr and also supporting the work here at Yaqeen Institute.  So may Allah bless you all and reminding you that we will have our last 10 nights telethon inshallah ta'ala.  Our finished strong telethon on May 13th inshallah ta'ala from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern.  The end of which will be a du'a that we can all join in inshallah ta'ala as we go into the first of the last 10 nights,  which will be that will be the 21st night of Ramadan, bid'nillahi ta'ala.  So we get into just 17 inshallah ta'ala.  SubhanAllah, today as I was preparing for this, it gave me a whole new perspective on it.  And that's been the beauty, I think, of hearing reflections from Sheikh Abdullah and from our guests every night.  As we're sort of telling the story of Islam through the Quran in this particular way.  Suratul Anbiya, this surah of the prophets.  And it comes at the end of the Meccan period, similar to a lot of these surahs, but it doesn't focus on one prophet.  It gives this whole scope of all of the prophets.  And in fact, it mentioned 17 prophets by name in this surah.  And it gives you a snapshot of each one and it kind of gives you the end result of each one of those prophets da'wah.  So Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala making the way out for all of those prophets, sort of the final relief that came to each one of those prophets.  And the only one whose life we get some depth with is Ibrahim Alayhi Salam, the journey with his father and with the idols in particular,  where the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam is also in a similar situation now leaving Mecca,  not having been able to convince his people at that moment due to the arrogance that came from the elites of Mecca,  that the idols were of no benefit to them.  So the rest of the prophets, you're kind of getting a snapshot of each one of them.  And we'll talk about how that plays out in the surah.  The surah starts off with,  Iqtarab al-in-nasi hisabuhum ahum fee ghaflatin mu'ridhun  that the reckoning that people have been pushing off, it's coming towards them,  and they are continuing to push themselves into heedlessness,  meaning Allah has given them enough of a chance.  And of course, the hisab that Allah is talking about is the day of judgment,  the way that the reckoning is coming towards them.  Now at the end of surah Taha, which is the previous surah,  Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta-A'la talks about the way people are disoriented on the day of judgment.  The disbelievers are disoriented on the day of judgment.  Waman a'ra la'an bikri fa'inda lahum ma'ishatan dhanka  until the end Allah talks about people that have a constricted life  because of their rejection and because of their arrogance,  and then they're raised up on the day of judgment blind.  And then they complain,  lima ha-shartani a'ma wa qad kuntu basira  Why did you raise me up blind? I used to be able to see.  Allah gives us the scene of them running around on the day of judgment,  looking for an out.  And Allah is saying that the out has been here the whole time,  but you haven't been taking that out.  Now, the nature of surah Al-Anbiya is consoling the Prophet SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam  that you are not the first one to go through this.  And that's actually something that is very powerful here  because you think of some of the claims that were made against the Prophet SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam.  And the nature of those claims is similar to the claims that were made against prophets that came before.  So for example, when they said, why can't you do some sort of superhuman, immortal thing?  Why don't you bring the angels and pull off these feats?  Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta-A'la says in verse eight,  wama ja'alnahum jassadna la yakuluna ta'am wama kanu khalideen  that those that came before, the messengers that came before  were not immortal bodies that didn't need food.  They were just like you.  Remember the claim against the Prophet SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam  that what kind of prophet is this that walks in the marketplace,  that uses the restroom like we do.  Allah is saying all of the prophets that came befo…

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