Name: Juz' 12 with Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy
Uploaded: 2020-05-05T03:41:19.000Z
Channel: Dr. Omar Suleiman
Description: Sh. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro, joined by special guest Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy, explore gems from the 12th Juz’ of the Holy Quran.

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Qur'an 30 for 30

 Alhamdulillah, alhamdulillah, wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.  Audhu billahi minash shaitanir rajim. Bismillahir rahmanir rahim.  Alhamdulillahi rabbil alameen.  Wa ala alwani inna a'ala al-dhalimeen.  Wa ala akibatuhu lilmuttaqeem.  Allahumma salli wa sallim wa baraka al abdika wa rasulika Muhammadin salallahu alayhi wa sallam.  Wa ala alihi wa sahbihi wa sallim tasliman kathiran.  I want to welcome you all back to Qur'an 30 for 30.  We're joined tonight by the one and only  Sheikh Muhammad al-Shanawi, Abu Abad.  Very, very happy to have you on with us.  SubhanAllah, he's been doing a Qur'an series,  some of you might have seen his Qur'an series actually,  with Jesus, the son of Mary, masjid in Pennsylvania.  Maybe you can talk about it at the end if we have some time, inshallah.  And he's also taking out some time to join us, inshallah ta'ala, for three nights.  I just want to make sure I say it on camera,  so in case you try to change it to two and say you got busy,  committed to three nights, inshallah ta'ala, with us in these 30 days for Qur'an,  30 for 30, bi'min allahi ta'ala.  Inshallah ta'ala, we go ahead and we start right away with Juz 12.  And Juz 12 includes most of Surah Hud as well as the first half of Surah Yusuf.  And Surah Yusuf is obviously a very special surah for many reasons,  and it touches upon so many notes that I'm sure that each one of us  has some sort of reflection on it, subhanAllah,  that's going to hopefully reflect something  that is of benefit to everybody.  But I want to talk about Surah Yusuf as it's situated with Surah Yunus and Surah Hud.  First of all, a quiz question, which I'll see if anyone's able to answer it for tomorrow,  which is if you notice something about the first ayah of every one of these surahs,  inshallah ta'ala, we'll talk about it tomorrow.  There's a string of surahs where the first ayah has a common theme.  So inshallah ta'ala you all will be able to catch it.  Surah Hud is a very, very special surah in that it presses upon us a great sense of urgency,  and it had a special significance to the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasalam  in a way of causing the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasalam great distress  over the fate of his ummah and the fate of his qawm, his people that he was calling to.  There's a very famous narration where Abu Bakr as-Siddiq radiAllahu ta'ala alhumdilahi  noticed that there were some gray hairs that had shown in the hair of the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasalam.  And he said, qad asra ilayka ash-shayb, that suddenly I've noticed, ya Rasulullah,  O Messenger of Allah, that you have gray hairs.  And the Prophet of Allah salAllahu alayhi wasalam said,  shaybatni hud wa akhawatuha, that it was surah Hud and its sisters,  surah al-Waqi'ah, surah al-Mursalat, surah al-Naba, surah al-Takwir,  surahs like this that caused the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasalam's hair  to appear with some grayness for the first time.  Why? Ibn Abbas radiAllahu ta'ala alhumdilahi says, because of a very specific ayah,  the general theme of surah Hud as well as a very specific ayah.  The theme of surah Hud is the destruction of nations  after they've been given all the warnings.  And so up until this point, you've heard of the warnings,  the different types of warnings, the different types of deviations,  and then now you see the destruction of those nations.  And the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasalam was fearful for his nation  that the punishment was coming to his nation.  Ibn Abbas radiAllahu ta'ala alhumdilahi said that the ayah 112,  fastaqim kama umirt wa man ta'aba ma'ak wa la tatqaw,  be firm as you have been commanded and those that have turned back to Allah with you,  and do not turn back, verily Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is all seeing and all knowing.  And so it was a reminder to the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasalam  that they had reached a stage at this point, and this is towards the end of Mecca.  So it's the hardest. Ibn Abbas radiAllahu ta'ala alhumdilahi said that there is no surah  and no ayah in particular that came down to the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasalam  that was more difficult than this particular ayah.  The call to istiqamah, the call to be firm in the face of great adversity,  and the Prophet of Allah salAllahu alayhi wasalam sensing that great calamity  is about to befall his people in the midst of all of this.  And of course the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasalam always concerned about whether or not,  or always concerned with Allah's pleasure and concerned with staying the course.  And if he was concerned with that salAllahu alayhi wasalam, then where should we be?  So I'll give you sort of an overview of the surah.  25 to 35, Rasulul Hud is Nuh alayhi salam addressing his people, his people challenging him.  And then 36, verse 36 to 39, Allah commands Nuh alayhi salam to build the Safina,  build the ark, and then 40 to 41, Nuh alayhi salam is commanded to embark  upon that ark with the believers.  And then you see the destruction of Al…

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