Name: Juz' 19 with Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy
Uploaded: 2020-05-12T03:43:21.000Z
Channel: Dr. Omar Suleiman
Description: Sh. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro, joined by special guest Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy, explore gems from the 19th Juz’ of the Holy Quran.

<p>Sh. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro, joined by special guest Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy, explore gems from the 19th Juz&apos; of the Holy Quran.</p>

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Qur'an 30 for 30

 Salamualikoum wa rahmatollahi wa barakatohu.  I would ask the meaning of this, Shaykh Omar Ibrahim. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim.  Welcome back to Qur'an 30 for 30. We have with us, alhamdulillah, our dear Shaykh once again,  Shaykh Muhammad Shinawi Abu Abbad. Shaykh, you didn't wear a turban.  Mufti Abdur Rahman said turbans from now on.  I didn't get the memo.  We're very happy to have you back, alhamdulillah, with us, Shaykh.  And before we start, inshallah, just two quick things.  Number one, to remind everyone, this Wednesday is really going to be a special program, inshallah,  as we're getting ready for the first of the last 10 nights.  We're going to have a finish strong telethon from 3 p.m. Eastern, inshallah, to 8 p.m. Eastern.  With everyone that you've seen chiming in here and more, inshallah, giving some advice  on how to get us going in the last 10 nights, inshallah.  So we want you to tune in. And then at the end of that, inshallah, the last 20 minutes,  so approximately 7.40 Eastern to 8 p.m. Eastern, we'll have a du'a, inshallah,  a collective du'a to really get us into the mood, inshallah, and hopefully on the right foot  as we get into the last 10 nights.  And before I start as well, inshallah,  Shaykh Muhammad Shinawi actually wrote a gem of a paper, alhamdulillah, on the Qur'an,  which was the last of the Proofs of Prophethood series.  So those of you that have followed Yaqeen for the last few years, alhamdulillah,  the Proofs of Prophethood has been sort of our hallmark series for the last few years, alhamdulillah.  And Shaykh Muhammad dropped the last one in the middle of Ramadan, so it could be lost,  but it's such a powerful one, and it's about the Qur'an.  So I just want to give Shaykh Muhammad just maybe 30 seconds, a minute,  just tell us about the last paper, inshallah ta'ala, and then people can, inshallah, go online and find it.  Difficult in 30 seconds, but essentially it's about the inimitability of the Qur'an,  how the Qur'an challenges and calls out the world to produce a word like it.  And we speak about some of the dimensions, that it's a multi-dimensional challenge, if you will,  in terms of it being a literary masterpiece that could be appreciated even if you don't know Arabic,  it being a historical wonder regarding a lost knowledge that it was able to identify with such perfection,  its potency, meaning its effect on the world, and how the most unexpected thing about it  could be the fact that it was preserved when nothing of those times is preserved.  That's pretty much the 30-second elevator pitch.  That's a good elevator pitch, inshallah.  So you can go to our websites on the front page, inshallah,  and thank you for that wonderful paper and the wonderful series, Shaykh.  Bismillah. So we will go ahead and start now with Juz 19, inshallah ta'ala,  and we are on Surat al-Furqan now.  And it starts off, this Juz actually starts off with verse 21 of Surat al-Furqan.  Wa qal allatheena la yabjuna liqa'ana law la unzira AAalayna mala'ikatu awna wa rabbana  Those that do not wish to meet Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta-A'la,  those that are putting off the inevitable reckoning with their Lord,  they challenge the Prophet SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam once again with the same Prophet.  They said, if only we would see the angels or the angels would descend upon us,  or we would see our Lord.  So the same line of questioning to the Prophet SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam  as that which came to the Prophets that came before him.  Then we get into a really heavy section of Surat al-Furqan,  and that's at verse 27 to verse 30,  which is the regrets of the disbelievers and the hypocrites on the Day of Judgment  and then the Prophet SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam complaining about them on the Day of Judgment.  So really what you start to see here is a scene unfold at verse 27  of those that used to mock the Prophets together,  those that rejected truth together,  and those that took comfort in their collective.  So they all mocked the truth, they all sort of rejected it,  they mocked the callers to truth, the Prophets of Allah.  And now they're on the Day of Judgment,  and everything that they mocked has come to be the reckoning that they put off,  that they said, you know, show us God, show us the angels.  Now they're seeing the angels,  and they're seeing the reckoning in a way that they did not want to see that come true.  And they start to turn on one another, and they start to blame one another,  and they start to shout out words of regret.  And so Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta-A'la gives us this powerful scene,  Wa yawma yaAAablu al-dhalimu ala yadayhi yaqulu ya laytani itakhastu ma'a al-rasooli sabila  The day that the transgressors would be biting their entire hand,  imagine an entire fist down your throat,  I mean just to convey the deep regret that they have on that day, the remorse,  and they're saying, oh how I wish I took the path of the messenger,  how I wish I would have listened to my prophet,…

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