۞ الله نور السماوات والارض مثل نوره كمشكاة فيها مصباح المصباح في زجاجة الزجاجة كانها كوكب دري يوقد من شجرة مباركة زيتونة لا شرقية ولا غربية يكاد زيتها يضيء ولو لم تمسسه نار نور على نور يهدي الله لنوره من يشاء ويضرب الله الامثال للناس والله بكل شيء عليم ٣٥
Dios es la luz de los cielos y de la Tierra. Su luz es como [la que surge de] una hornacina en la cual hay una lámpara dentro de un recipiente de vidrio, tan brillante como un astro resplandeciente. La lámpara se enciende con el aceite de un árbol bendito de olivo, procedente de una zona central entre oriente y occidente, cuyo aceite por poco alumbra sin haber sido tocado por el fuego: Es luz sobre luz. Dios guía hacia Su luz a quien Él quiere, y expone ejemplos para que la gente recapacite. Él lo sabe todo.
As I reflect on this ayat over a period of 35 years since my shahada. I see the internal arena of the heart. How the light of faith can fuel our whole existence, bringing joy and guidance constantly.
When I was reading the tafsir of Surah An-Nur 24:35 by Abd al-Rahman al-Sa’di, something really struck me. It made me think about how the Qur’an is everywhere around us. Almost every Muslim household has a copy of the Qur’an. Many people recite it every day. Some people read it only in Arabic without understanding, and some read it and also understand the meaning.
But then this verse made me realize something deeper: the Qur’an being present is ...
hace 2 años · Referencias Aleya 24:2, 24:27, 24:30-31, 24:35, 24:4
JUZ 18 SURAH AN NUR - The Light That Protects Your Purity
The Divine laws that are embedded in this Surah aim to build a social system that protects the honour of the individual in all aspects.
The protection starts from something as mundane as a gaze. An unlawful gaze is the pre cursor of uninhibited desires. Even the simple act of asking permission before entering a person's personal space is part of divine law. This ensures a person's priva...
This is one of my favorite aayat of Quran. Every time I recite and ponder and reflect on this, a new dimension of meaning opens up. Ayah starts with Allah is the light of skies and earth. And at the end Allah says Allah guides whoever he wants to his light. This made me think—Allah’s signs in the form of physical light (sun, moon, stars, etc.) are visible to everyone, yet why does one still require guidance to truly recognize Him? The answer came...
I believe there are different kinds of darkness that resemble the darkness of night. When this darkness envelops the skies, streets, and homes, there is another, more abstract form that you can't truly see but can sense. It surrounds us constantly. This kind of darkness seals our hearts and deprives us of hope and guidance. It takes the form of grief, loss, poverty, jealousy, abandonment, heartbreak, divorce, death, sickness, loneliness, joblessn...
There is a house in the neighborhood that has a Hindu idol in the front yard. The owner has put a light in front of it so that at night the light will shine on the idol and make it visible. Everything that is worshiped besides Allah needs to be lifted, raised, carried, or lit to be noticed. However, Allah is Allah. That's it. He doesn’t need me, you, or anything else to raise Him.
When it is bright daylight, the creation is proclaiming His Onene...
hace 2 años · Referencias Aleya 11:24, 2:19, 24:35, 24:40, 74:49-51
In Sūrah An Nuur Allah talks about 2 opposing realities. The believers and the non believers.
I see this being played in the comments sections of social media platforms now; especially to the response of posts on the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
On the one hand the condition of the believer who has found the Light and is illuminated in Light. As opposed to those who are under layers and layers of shadows and darknesses.