اختر اللغة
حتى اذا بلغ مطلع الشمس وجدها تطلع على قوم لم نجعل لهم من دونها سترا ٩٠
حَتَّىٰٓ إِذَا بَلَغَ مَطْلِعَ ٱلشَّمْسِ وَجَدَهَا تَطْلُعُ عَلَىٰ قَوْمٍۢ لَّمْ نَجْعَل لَّهُم مِّن دُونِهَا سِتْرًۭا ٩٠
حَتَّىٰٓ
إِذَا
بَلَغَ
مَطۡلِعَ
ٱلشَّمۡسِ
وَجَدَهَا
تَطۡلُعُ
عَلَىٰ
قَوۡمٖ
لَّمۡ
نَجۡعَل
لَّهُم
مِّن
دُونِهَا
سِتۡرٗا
٩٠
تفاسير
الطبقات
فوائد
تدبرات
الإجابات
قراءات
الحديث
التدبرات هي آراء شخصية (يتم مراجعتها لضمان الجودة) ولا ينبغي اعتبارها تفسيرات مُعتمدة.
A Siddiqui
قبل ٤ سنوات · المراجع آية ١٧:١٨، ٨٩:١٨-٩٠
These ayats about the sun in Surah Al-Kahf remind me of the hadith about Allah's shade on the Day of Judgement (quoted in comments below).
I once heard a Shaykh describe this shade like air conditioning. Hearing this analogy made me imagine a large group of people standing in a sweltering hot, humid place with the sun beating down on them. And then some people from that group were selected to enter into a beautiful, cool, air-conditioned build...عرض المزيد
I once heard a Shaykh describe this shade like air conditioning. Hearing this analogy made me imagine a large group of people standing in a sweltering hot, humid place with the sun beating down on them. And then some people from that group were selected to enter into a beautiful, cool, air-conditioned build...عرض المزيد
Syaari Ab Rahman
قبل ٢١ أسبوعًا · المراجع آية ٨٣:١٨-٩٤
AL KAHF SERIES
Victory In The Land Of The OliveTree🌳
Ayat 83 - 94
Dzulqarnayn ~ Leader Of the East & West
🎯Ayat 83
'Dzulqarnayn' - the owner of the 2 'horns'; may also be referring to the ruler of 2 vast empires stretching from the eats to the west. Contemporary scholars have said that Dzulqarnayn is Cyrus The Great, The Father of Justice for his missions to uphold justice. This may not be important as the Quran focuses more on lessons rathe...عرض المزيد
Victory In The Land Of The OliveTree🌳
Ayat 83 - 94
Dzulqarnayn ~ Leader Of the East & West
🎯Ayat 83
'Dzulqarnayn' - the owner of the 2 'horns'; may also be referring to the ruler of 2 vast empires stretching from the eats to the west. Contemporary scholars have said that Dzulqarnayn is Cyrus The Great, The Father of Justice for his missions to uphold justice. This may not be important as the Quran focuses more on lessons rathe...عرض المزيد
As a mom who is more or less focused on raising kids, this verse gives me long pause.
I know that wealth is a zeenah, an adornment, but children too? As my usra of moms reflected on this verse, we had some insights.
1. Our value is ultimately not in our children (or our money). Being a parent and mother is not a pass out of doing good deeds and living for a mission. Similarly, not having children is not missing out on the most important goals...عرض المزيد
I know that wealth is a zeenah, an adornment, but children too? As my usra of moms reflected on this verse, we had some insights.
1. Our value is ultimately not in our children (or our money). Being a parent and mother is not a pass out of doing good deeds and living for a mission. Similarly, not having children is not missing out on the most important goals...عرض المزيد
Sundas Ejaz
قبل ٥ سنوات · المراجع سورة ١٨ و آية ١:١٨، ١٠٧:١٨
The story of Surah Kahf from the beginning until the end is about happiness - الحمد الله
This phrase الحمد الله, you say it when there is a blessing. يعني, the idea of the first آيَة illustrates that someone is holding the قران or he is hugging the قران and saying الحمد الله! What is the reason? ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ ٱلَّذِىٓ أَنزَلَ عَلَىٰ عَبْدِهِ ٱلْكِتَـٰبَ ۥ ‘All praise is for Allah Who has revealed the Book to His servant’. HE الله عزوجل has...عرض المزيد
This phrase الحمد الله, you say it when there is a blessing. يعني, the idea of the first آيَة illustrates that someone is holding the قران or he is hugging the قران and saying الحمد الله! What is the reason? ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ ٱلَّذِىٓ أَنزَلَ عَلَىٰ عَبْدِهِ ٱلْكِتَـٰبَ ۥ ‘All praise is for Allah Who has revealed the Book to His servant’. HE الله عزوجل has...عرض المزيد
Mohannad Hakeem
قبل ٥ سنوات · المراجع سورة ١٨
One of the best ways to practice Tadabbur of the Quran (deep reflection) is to approach each Surah with questions.
The more you come to the table of the Quran with questions, the more ready you are to quench your thirst from its oceans, and to fill your mind and heart with its wisdom. Otherwise, there is a risk of being a passive reader who is letting all these wonders from Allah go past him. More on this will be announced very soon by the QuranR...عرض المزيد
The more you come to the table of the Quran with questions, the more ready you are to quench your thirst from its oceans, and to fill your mind and heart with its wisdom. Otherwise, there is a risk of being a passive reader who is letting all these wonders from Allah go past him. More on this will be announced very soon by the QuranR...عرض المزيد
Sajid
قبل ٦ سنوات · المراجع سورة ١٨
Why did Musa peace be upon him question kadhr why he broke the ship, when his own mother put him in the river when he was a baby. When it didn't make sense to do so
Why did Musa question why kadhr killed the young boy who was oppressive to his parents , when Musa himself accidentally killed a man who was innocent.
Why did Musa question kadhr why he helped the orphans securing thier inheritance without hesitation. when Musa himself helped the ...عرض المزيد
Why did Musa question why kadhr killed the young boy who was oppressive to his parents , when Musa himself accidentally killed a man who was innocent.
Why did Musa question kadhr why he helped the orphans securing thier inheritance without hesitation. when Musa himself helped the ...عرض المزيد
R. Ebied
قبل ٤ سنوات · المراجع سورة ١٨
The wisdom behind the recommendation to read surat Al kahf every Friday is truly amazing when we learn about how the surah summarizes some of the greatest trials we can encounter and their remedy or antidote:
1. Trial of faith: Youth seeking refuge in the cave to protect their faith and the three antidotes for this trial listed in the surah are 1) Good friends 2) Remember Akhirah 3) To recite the Quran and reflect on it (verses 27,28,29)
2. Th...عرض المزيد
1. Trial of faith: Youth seeking refuge in the cave to protect their faith and the three antidotes for this trial listed in the surah are 1) Good friends 2) Remember Akhirah 3) To recite the Quran and reflect on it (verses 27,28,29)
2. Th...عرض المزيد
R. Ebied
قبل ٤ سنوات · المراجع سورة ١٨
Surah Al Kahf starts with the people of the cave...
Rahma and mercy is mentioned often...
We have the story of Prophet Musa with khidr which mentions people at sea...loss of a child ... Hidden treasure.
The surah ends mentioning the sea again.
Being in the cave or sea physically or metaphorically, dealing with grief, or awaiting a 'hidden treasure' can all be moments of fear, isolation, uncertainty, etc.
Yet the theme of Rahma and mercy runs...عرض المزيد
Rahma and mercy is mentioned often...
We have the story of Prophet Musa with khidr which mentions people at sea...loss of a child ... Hidden treasure.
The surah ends mentioning the sea again.
Being in the cave or sea physically or metaphorically, dealing with grief, or awaiting a 'hidden treasure' can all be moments of fear, isolation, uncertainty, etc.
Yet the theme of Rahma and mercy runs...عرض المزيد
Reciting surah Kahf on Fridays must have so many wisdoms, that I don't even know.
But upon Reflecting over the surah as a whole,
A common them is the youth, and the stages of life that the youth may go through.
1) the young men in the beginning don't have much wealth or power in the land, but they are blessed with guidance and that is enough for them to raise their concerns in their society and thus they are forced to flee. Some of us don't...عرض المزيد
But upon Reflecting over the surah as a whole,
A common them is the youth, and the stages of life that the youth may go through.
1) the young men in the beginning don't have much wealth or power in the land, but they are blessed with guidance and that is enough for them to raise their concerns in their society and thus they are forced to flee. Some of us don't...عرض المزيد
Bilal Ahmad
قبل أسبوعين · المراجع سورة ١٨
I went through a time where I got extremely sick—not just physically, but mentally. I was under so much stress that everything felt like it was falling apart. Even in my sleep, I would wake up gasping for air, unable to breathe. Every day felt like a punishment. At home, I became harsh and overwhelmed by even small things.
Then, Allah guided me. I began to pray. I still clearly remember the day I was on my way to Jumu‘ah prayer, listening to Sura...عرض المزيد
Then, Allah guided me. I began to pray. I still clearly remember the day I was on my way to Jumu‘ah prayer, listening to Sura...عرض المزيد
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