Quran Suniye Aur Sunaiye - Para No 14 (Ayat 34) Surah e Nahl 16 - 1 Dec 2023 - video Dailymotion

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Quran Suniye Aur Sunaiye - Para No 14 (Ayat 34)  Host: Mufti Muhammad Sohail Raza Amjadi  Topic: Khulq Kya hai? || خلق کیا ہے؟  #quransuniyeaursunaiye  #muftisuhailrazaamjadi  #aryqtv   Watch All Episodes || https://bit.ly/3oNubLx  In this program Mufti Suhail Raza Amjadi teaches how the Quran is recited correctly along with word-to-word translation with their complete meanings. Viewers can participate via live calls.  Join ARY Qtv on WhatsApp ➡️ https://bit.ly/3Qn5cym Subscribe Here ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/ARYQtvofficial Instagram ➡️️ https://www.instagram.com/aryqtvofficial Facebook ➡️ https://www.facebook.com/ARYQTV/ Website    ➡️ https://aryqtv.tv/ Watch ARY Qtv Live ➡️ http://live.aryqtv.tv/ TikTok ➡️ https://www.tiktok.com/@aryqtvofficial

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00:00 Quran-e-Hakeem, Sirat-ul-Nabi (SAW)

00:04 Ahadith-e-Mubarka, Fiqh-e-Wasayil-e-Bayan

00:07 and many more, God willing, with the best of scholars.

00:11 I seek refuge with Allah from the accursed Satan

00:25 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

00:27 All praise is due to Allah, the One and Only, and may His peace and blessings be upon the Messenger and his family and companions.

00:39 O Allah, send blessings upon our Master and Master Muhammad and his family and companions.

00:47 Dear viewers and listeners, listen to the program Quran and listen to your host, Muhammad Suhail Raza Amjadi.

00:58 You know that we start the program with a good thing about the Quran and Hadith.

01:09 Dear viewers, the question is what is Khulq?

01:17 Remember that the bad or good deeds that a person does without any effort are generally called Khulq.

01:29 And remember that the good or bad deeds that a person does without any effort are generally called Khulq.

01:41 We will talk about this in the break.

01:46 Welcome back dear viewers and listeners.

01:48 Before the break, I was saying that the good or bad deeds that a person does without any effort are generally called Khulq.

01:55 This is a collective of good deeds and there is no effort involved.

02:00 Similarly, we see that in different religions, good deeds are mentioned.

02:07 For example, in the Vedas, we get moral teachings like to treat your parents with kindness,

02:13 to be a brother and sister, to seek peace in the world, etc.

02:20 We see that in the Torah, Psalms, and the Bible, good deeds are mentioned.

02:26 And obviously, Aristotle wrote a book on good deeds.

02:32 And when we read the Greek sciences and arts, we find that one of the eight branches of philosophy is good deeds.

02:39 Imam Ghazali says that good deeds are to correct the three forces of thought, desire, and anger.

02:54 The three branches of thought are good deeds and good deeds are to correct the three forces of thought.

03:11 The good deeds that the Prophet (PBUH) brought, we do not see them anywhere.

03:17 Everyone has talked about them, but nothing has been done practically.

03:22 The Prophet (PBUH) says that I was sent to correct the branches of morality.

03:36 And the Prophet (PBUH) explained the good deeds in detail.

03:41 The Prophet (PBUH) did not teach such moral things. We think that we should talk with a smile.

03:50 And if we talk about marketing, a package of products and attitudes is prepared.

03:59 But the Prophet (PBUH) said,

04:03 "You speak from your mouth things that you do not know, and you think they are easy, but in the sight of Allah they become very difficult."

04:15 So, think about speaking from your mouth, which is false or wrong or hurts someone.

04:24 "O ye who believe! enter not houses other than your own until you have submitted yourselves to Allah and said, 'Peace be upon the family.'"

04:32 The Prophet (PBUH) said, "When you go to a house, do not enter it until you are advised to do so, and say, 'Peace be upon you.'

04:41 If you are not advised, then go back. Do not try to enter.

04:46 The Prophet (PBUH) said, "When you go to someone's house, do not sit there. When your matter is over, come up and ask permission."

04:55 "O ye who believe! enter not houses other than your own until you have submitted yourselves to Allah and said, 'Peace be upon the family.'"

05:01 In this verse, this is explained.

05:04 "And when you are alive with a greeting, then live with a better greeting, and return it."

05:08 When someone greets you, you should answer with a greeting, but you should increase the words.

05:12 This is morality.

05:14 Someone said to the Prophet (PBUH) that there are two things that are best in the words of the Prophet (PBUH)

05:20 "O ye who believe! enter not houses other than your own until you have submitted yourselves to Allah and said, 'Peace be upon the family.'"

05:23 The Prophet (PBUH) said, "Greet the people with a greeting.

05:25 Greet the Muslims whom you know or do not know.

05:30 And feed the hungry."

05:33 May Allah give us the lesson of morality.

05:37 May He continue to teach us, but may He enable us to act upon morality.

05:43 Let's go to today's lesson.

05:45 Our lesson today is Surah Nahl, Ayat 34.

05:48 This complete verse is included in today's lesson.

05:51 We will read it in the format, so that it becomes clear.

05:53 It is available in front of the screen.

05:55 Keep the Kalam-e-Paq with you.

05:56 Take out today's lesson.

05:57 Keep a notebook with you.

05:58 If there is anything important, do note it down.

06:01 Let's go to the first segment of today's program.

06:04 The first segment of our program is the language of the Quran.

06:07 Let's start today's lesson by reciting the Ta'awuz Tasmiyah.

06:11 (Recites Ta'awuz)

06:34 We will read "Yastahzi'oon" in the form of "Waf"

06:39 (Recites Ta'awuz)

07:08 After this, we will read "Yastahzi'oon" in the form of "Tirwa"

07:11 There are 13 words in total.

07:14 We will read each word separately.

07:16 Please pay attention.

07:19 (Recites Ta'awuz)

07:45 (Recites Ta'awuz)

08:10 Let's start.

08:11 (Recites Ta'awuz)

08:34 (Recites Ta'awuz)

09:03 (Recites Ta'awuz)

09:32 (Recites Ta'awuz)

09:54 This is today's lesson.

09:56 Today's verse is verse 34.

09:59 First, we will look at the Asma.

10:02 The first letter is "Hum".

10:04 The second is "Sayyiatu".

10:08 The third is "Ma".

10:11 The last is "Him".

10:14 The third is "Ma".

10:17 The fourth is "Him".

10:20 There are three Asma in total.

10:24 (Recites Asma)

10:45 Let's see the "Afaal" in the form of "Kun Kun".

10:49 (Recites Asma)

11:18 (Recites Asma)

11:24 (Recites Asma)

11:47 (Recites Asma)

12:01 Let's see the letters in the form of "Kun Kun".

12:05 The first is "Faa".

12:08 The second is "Waau".

12:11 The third is "Bee".

12:14 (Recites Asma)

12:37 There are 11 letters in total.

12:44 (Recites Asma)

13:00 Let's see the letters in the form of "Asma".

13:03 The first letter is "Hum".

13:06 (Recites Asma)

13:25 (Recites Asma)

13:48 The second is "Ma".

13:50 (Recites Ma)

14:11 (Recites Asma)

14:20 (Recites Asma)

14:47 The third is "Haqa".

14:50 (Recites Haqa)

14:57 (Recites Haqa)

15:02 (Recites Haqa)

15:18 (Recites Haqa)

15:47 The second is "Kaan".

15:49 (Recites Kaan)

16:06 (Recites Kaan)

16:17 Let's see the letters in the form of "Faa".

16:20 (Recites Asma)

16:31 The first letter is "Bee".

16:34 (Recites Bee)

16:38 The second is "Saat".

16:42 (Recites Saat)

16:44 There are two letters in total.

16:49 (Recites Asma)

16:53 Let's see the letters in the form of "Faa".

16:56 (Recites Asma)

17:01 (Recites Asma)

17:30 (Recites Asma)

17:38 Let's start reciting.

17:40 We will start with "Tartil".

17:42 Please listen.

17:44 (Recites Tartil)

18:04 (Recites Tartil)

18:33 Now we will start with "Hadar".

18:36 Like you hear in "Namaz-e-Tarawih".

18:39 (Recites Hadar)

18:50 Now we will start with "Tadweer".

18:52 Like you hear in "Farz".

18:55 (Recites Farz)

19:08 (Recites Farz)

19:11 We will continue with the recitation later.

19:13 But we will go to the break.

19:15 We will meet again after the break.

19:18 Welcome dear listeners.

19:20 Let's continue with today's program.

19:22 After the recitation, the first segment of our program is completed.

19:28 Let's move to the second segment.

19:31 "Tafheem-ul-Quran"

19:33 This is the second segment of our program.

19:35 First of all, let's move to the translation of each letter.

19:40 (Recites Arabic)

19:49 The translation of "As-Sahaba" is as follows.

19:52 (Recites Arabic)

19:58 What is "Ponche"?

20:00 (Recites Arabic)

20:26 Dear listeners, this is the translation of each letter.

20:30 Now we will move to the translation of each sentence.

20:34 (Recites Arabic)

20:47 (Recites Arabic)

21:06 Dear listeners, this is the easy understanding of the translation of each letter.

21:10 Now let's move to the commentary.

21:13 The commentary that we are presenting is the verses 30, 31, 32, 30, 31, and 32.

21:20 Dear listeners, the first thing that is mentioned is "Lillazeena taqaw" which is about righteousness.

21:27 Because here it is a matter of the believers.

21:32 When the believers were asked, "What has your Lord revealed to you?"

21:38 They said, "He revealed a very good word."

21:40 And before that, the sinners, the disobedient, their conditions were also mentioned in the previous verses.

21:52 So it was a matter of righteousness.

21:54 So righteousness means to leave something and to avoid it.

21:58 We were investigating Imam Razi, he said, "It is not necessary for a righteous person to avoid all unlawful deeds and to do all good deeds."

22:09 (Recites Arabic)

22:31 The reason for Imam Razi is that when we call a person a murderer or a killer,

22:39 it does not mean that he is the killer of all people in the world.

22:48 Rather, if a person kills even one person, he is called a murderer.

22:52 And if he kills even one person, he is called a killer or a murderer.

22:56 Similarly, if a person is associated with one of the members of righteousness, then he is a righteous person.

23:03 But it is our consensus that it is necessary to avoid disbelief and polytheism for righteousness.

23:11 Therefore, it is necessary not to add any other restriction to this restriction.

23:16 Because restricting the absolute is against the principle.

23:19 Therefore, adding more restrictions to the restriction will also be against the principle.

23:22 (Recites Arabic)

23:45 I think you have understood the situation.

23:48 Imam Razi says that it is not necessary for a righteous person to do all good deeds or to leave all bad deeds.

23:57 He is a believer.

23:59 (Recites Arabic)

24:07 But the opinion of the public is that those who are away from disbelief and polytheism,

24:13 and believe in Allah and His Messenger,

24:16 and do not abstain from bad deeds and do not follow the rules of abstinence from good deeds,

24:22 i.e. they do good deeds and bad deeds, but they believe in Allah and do not do polytheism,

24:30 then it is enough to apply the believers on them.

24:34 But when the righteous will be applied on them,

24:37 then it will be necessary to add more restrictions and to take care of the people of righteousness.

24:43 Otherwise, there will be no difference between the believers and the righteous.

24:49 He says that it is not right to give the example of the murderer and the oppressor.

24:58 This is the opinion of the public.

25:00 For example, in general, a scholar is a person who has only one knowledge of the issue.

25:06 He says that this example should have been given to him.

25:09 In general, a scholar is a person who has only one knowledge of the issue,

25:15 not that he has knowledge of all issues.

25:18 Rather, a person who has knowledge of the issue worth mentioning and worth counting,

25:22 then a scholar is called a scholar.

25:24 And just as he is not called a mufti who tells a problem to someone,

25:28 nor is he called a mufti who tells a problem to the whole world,

25:31 but a mufti who tells a solution to a problem worth mentioning and worth counting.

25:36 Similarly, a person who sells clothes once is called a butcher,

25:39 and a person who only polishes shoes once is called a butcher,

25:43 and a person who only washes clothes once is called a butcher.

25:46 Similarly, a person who does not abstain from disbelief and shirk will not be called a mufti.

25:52 Rather, a person who does not abstain from disbelief and shirk will be called a mufti.

25:58 Allah has brought faith in the Prophet and he fulfills all the obligations and duties.

26:02 And if due to human requirements, he fails to fulfill the obligations and duties,

26:08 then he should be punished and compensated for it.

26:10 And if he is involved in a sin due to the negligence of human weakness and self-conceit,

26:16 then he should repent and seek forgiveness.

26:18 And he should hope for Allah's forgiveness and mercy.

26:22 In the meaning of righteousness, not only abstaining from disbelief and shirk,

26:27 but also abstaining from selfish desires is also included in the status of righteousness.

26:32 Allah says,

26:34 وَلَوْ أَنَّهُمْ آمَنُوا وَالتَّقَوْا لَمَا ثُوبَتُمْ مِنْ عِنْدِ اللَّهِ خَيْرٌ لَوْ كَانُوا يَعْلَمُونَ

26:40 Surah Baqarah, verse 103

26:42 And if they had believed and adopted righteousness, then the reward from Allah would have been much better.

26:47 It is known from this verse that righteousness is the status of faith.

26:51 After adopting faith, doing good and doing bad deeds out of fear of Allah is righteousness.

26:57 And whoever does this is a righteous person.

26:59 And whoever does good deeds and avoids doing bad deeds,

27:03 he will be a perfect and perfect righteous person.

27:07 Allah says,

27:09 لِلَّذِينَ أَحْسَنُوا مِنْهُمْ وَالتَّقَوْا أَجْوَنَ عَظِيمٌ

27:14 Surah Al-Imran, verse 172

27:16 The reward from Allah is great for those who do good deeds and adopt righteousness.

27:23 It is known from this verse that after doing good deeds and adopting faith, righteousness is the status of faith.

27:29 It is known from the Holy Quran and Hadith that righteousness is the status of faith.

27:33 And it is also a characteristic of doing good deeds and avoiding doing bad deeds.

27:39 The first status of righteousness is to avoid great sins and obligations.

27:44 The second status is to avoid small sins and obligations.

27:49 The third status is to avoid the dislikes of the Islamic law and the Sunnah.

27:54 The fourth status is to avoid worldly matters that are unimportant and that are not related to Allah.

28:03 Imam Razi says that avoiding disbelief and shirk and having faith in Allah and having a bond with Him is against the truth.

28:11 He says that it is obligatory to have faith in Allah and shirk and disbelief.

28:16 We have told you the opinion of the audience that avoiding sins and doing good deeds is part of righteousness.

28:27 The more good deeds you do, the more you will avoid sins and disobedience.

28:31 The status of righteousness will continue to increase.

28:35 The worldly rewards of the righteous are numerous.

28:40 The Holy Quran says that those who do good deeds in this world will be rewarded.

28:47 "For those who do good in this world and those who do good in the Hereafter"

28:53 "And for them is a good reward, and the home of the Hereafter is the best, and the home of the righteous is not bad."

29:00 The difference in the interpretation of this verse is that some say that they will be rewarded in the Hereafter.

29:11 Some say that they will be rewarded ten times as much as good deeds, or 700 times as much as good deeds, or unlimited rewards.

29:21 "And Allah will give full measure to the Lord of the universe"

29:26 In the interpretation of this verse, it is said that Allah gives good deeds to those who do good deeds in this world.

29:33 The reward of good deeds in this world is that Allah gives love and faith to the hearts of Muslims.

29:40 As it is said in the Holy Quran, "Indeed, those who believe and do good deeds will be given the mercy of the Lord."

29:46 In Surah Maryam, verse 96, it is said that those who believe and do good deeds, the Lord will give love to their hearts.

29:54 In the Hadeeth, it is said that God commands Gabriel to love Pharaoh, and Gabriel says to the angels.

29:59 All the angels also love the people of the world.

30:03 This is a true Hadith.

30:05 So, the Lord of the universe gives love and respect to the hearts of people.

30:10 After the death of Gabriel, people visit his grave and give good deeds.

30:15 So, this is the love and respect of Allah to the people.

30:20 After this, we will discuss the Hadith of the Prophet.

30:25 This is enough for today.

30:27 This is the end of the second segment of our program.

30:29 Let's move on to the third and last segment.

30:31 This is a segment for everyone.

30:34 You can call us.

30:36 The numbers are displayed on the screen.

30:38 If you are from Pakistan or any other country in the world,

30:41 please pick up your phone, dial the numbers and join our program.

30:44 Let's see who is with us on the line.

30:46 Assalamu Alaikum.

30:48 Wa Alaikum Assalam.

30:50 Yes, who is this and from where?

30:52 I am not able to hear you.

30:55 I am not able to hear you.

30:57 Yes, please translate for everyone.

31:00 (Reciting)

31:25 Jazakallah Khair. Assalamu Alaikum.

31:28 Wa Alaikum Assalam.

31:30 Yes, please translate.

31:32 (Reciting)

31:45 Jazakallah Khair. Assalamu Alaikum.

31:48 Wa Alaikum Assalam.

31:50 Assalamu Alaikum. From where?

31:52 I am from Chalkot.

31:54 Yes, please translate.

31:56 (Reciting)

32:21 Jazakallah Khair. Assalamu Alaikum.

32:23 Wa Alaikum Assalam.

32:25 From where?

32:26 Rawalpindi.

32:27 Yes, please translate.

32:29 (Reciting)

32:55 Jazakallah Khair. Assalamu Alaikum.

32:58 Assalamu Alaikum.

33:01 Assalamu Alaikum.

33:03 From where?

33:05 Umm Sayyidina Al-Jarrahul Tajrish.

33:07 Yes, please translate.

33:09 (Reciting)

33:38 Jazakallah Khair. Assalamu Alaikum.

33:43 Wa Alaikum Assalam.

33:45 Yes, please translate.

33:47 Jazakallah Khair. Assalamu Alaikum.

33:49 Jazakallah Khair. Assalamu Alaikum.

33:51 I have a question.

33:53 (Reciting)

34:05 No, please read it correctly.

34:07 (Reciting)

34:20 Jazakallah Khair. Assalamu Alaikum.

34:23 Wa Alaikum Assalam.

34:25 I am from Chalkot.

34:27 Yes, please translate.

34:29 (Reciting)

34:54 Jazakallah Khair. May Allah grant you a healthy life.

34:57 Assalamu Alaikum.

34:59 Wa Alaikum Assalam.

35:01 Yes, please translate.

35:03 (Reciting)

35:25 (Speaking in Arabic)

35:39 (Speaking in Arabic)

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