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الرحمان الرحيم ٣
ٱلرَّحْمَـٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ ٣
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ٱلرَّحِيمِ
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دكتورة حليمة
il y a 5 ans · Référencement Sourate 39 et Ayah 1:3, 39:53
In surah Az-Zumar, Allah addresses the human beings who have not just done wrong but have 'transgressed' against themselves.
What amazes me is the way He calls these people. He says, ' يَٰعِبَادِىَ - My slaves'. Just this word- يَٰعِبَادِىَ melts my heart. This word is full of love, care and compassion. After doing wrong, people or society and sometime we disown ourselves or runaway. But this ayah show that no matter how badly I mess up, Allah ...Voir plus
What amazes me is the way He calls these people. He says, ' يَٰعِبَادِىَ - My slaves'. Just this word- يَٰعِبَادِىَ melts my heart. This word is full of love, care and compassion. After doing wrong, people or society and sometime we disown ourselves or runaway. But this ayah show that no matter how badly I mess up, Allah ...Voir plus
Ahl E quran
l’année dernière · Référencement Ayah 1:3
میں سوچتی ہوں، کیوں اللہ تعالیٰ بار بار کہہ رہے ہیں، 'میں رحمان ہوں، میں رحیم ہوں۔' ایک دفعہ کہنا بھی تو بہت ہے نہ؟ لیکن نہیں، مسلسل پورے قرآن پاک میں ان دو لفظوں کی تکرار ہے، شاید ہی کوئی سورہ ایسی ہو جس میں اللہ تعالیٰ کی اس صفت کا ذکر نہ ہو۔
وجہ کیا ہے آخر؟ ہم، جی ہاں ہم، وجہ ہیں اس کی۔ ہم کیا کرتے ہیں؟ ہر دوسرے منٹ میں مایوس ہوجاتے ہیں، ہاتھ پیر چھوڑ دیتے ہیں۔ کیا کہتے ہیں ہم عموماً؟ 'مجھ سے یہ گناہ ہوگیا، آج نماز رہ گئی، یہ کام تو ہو ہی نہی...Voir plus
وجہ کیا ہے آخر؟ ہم، جی ہاں ہم، وجہ ہیں اس کی۔ ہم کیا کرتے ہیں؟ ہر دوسرے منٹ میں مایوس ہوجاتے ہیں، ہاتھ پیر چھوڑ دیتے ہیں۔ کیا کہتے ہیں ہم عموماً؟ 'مجھ سے یہ گناہ ہوگیا، آج نماز رہ گئی، یہ کام تو ہو ہی نہی...Voir plus
Muhammad Abdulhakeem
il y a 5 ans · Référencement Ayah 1:3
Whenever we are deeply impressed by the greatness of something we try to express our feelings by using superlatives. If the use of one superlative does not do full justice to our feelings, we tend to re-emphasize the extraordinary excellence of the object of our admiration by adding a second superlative of nearly equivalent meaning. * This would seem to explain the use of the word Rahim following Rahman. The form of the word Rahman connotes inten...Voir plus
Noorr Sahar
il y a 5 ans · Référencement Ayah 26:9, 67:14, 1:3
recall that one fellow in school who used to ask same thing over and over again. The teacher used to say,' Ask me over 1000 times and I will clear your confusion' but there was limit for her being tolerant with that one.
Sometimes she would get harsh,sometime she would say the class time is going to end and etc etc and eventually she would say someone else from the class to help that guy.
Our Master is so compassionate , so patient with us, so ...Voir plus
Sometimes she would get harsh,sometime she would say the class time is going to end and etc etc and eventually she would say someone else from the class to help that guy.
Our Master is so compassionate , so patient with us, so ...Voir plus
Jasmina Ahmed
il y a 3 jours · Référencement Ayah 1:3
When I reflect on ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ being repeated again after Bismillah, it feels like Allah is gently reminding us not to forget His mercy so quickly. It reminds me that no matter how heavy life feels or how lost I sometimes feel within it, I am still living inside the mercy of my Rabb.
So often we only recognise His mercy in the things that make us happy, the blessings we asked for, the ease we hoped for, the doors that open exactly wh...Voir plus
So often we only recognise His mercy in the things that make us happy, the blessings we asked for, the ease we hoped for, the doors that open exactly wh...Voir plus
Mominah Bhutta
il y a 5 semaines · Référencement Ayah 1:3
This surah begins with “Lord of all worlds”. A phrase so vast that the mind can barely contain it. All worlds… seen and unseen, known and unknown. The scale of it stretches beyond imagination. Yet, immediately after declaring such absolute power and sovereignty, the next words do not emphasize dominance or distance. Instead, they speak of mercy.
He described himself as the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful.
It is striking , the One who needs...Voir plus
He described himself as the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful.
It is striking , the One who needs...Voir plus
Haris Hidayat
l’année dernière · Référencement Ayah 1:3
(Al-Fatihah 1:3)
Meyakini bahwa Allah akan selalu mencintaimu, tidak peduli berapa banyak dosa yang telah kamu lakukan, adalah pengingat yang kuat akan kasih sayang-Nya yang tanpa syarat. Rahmat-Nya terbuka untuk semua orang yang ingin kembali kepada-Nya, memberikan harapan dan kenyamanan bagi mereka yang mungkin merasa tersesat atau terbebani oleh kesalahan mereka.
English translation:
Believing that Allah will always love you, no matter how ma...Voir plus
Meyakini bahwa Allah akan selalu mencintaimu, tidak peduli berapa banyak dosa yang telah kamu lakukan, adalah pengingat yang kuat akan kasih sayang-Nya yang tanpa syarat. Rahmat-Nya terbuka untuk semua orang yang ingin kembali kepada-Nya, memberikan harapan dan kenyamanan bagi mereka yang mungkin merasa tersesat atau terbebani oleh kesalahan mereka.
English translation:
Believing that Allah will always love you, no matter how ma...Voir plus
Rayaan Shafi
il y a 42 semaines · Référencement Ayah 1:1-4
Sometimes I listen to interviews on YouTube (most of the time I don't watch all of it, but just listen to the specific parts that catch my interest more to save time), and there's a common pattern that is observable in all interviews.
In the beginning or the opening of an interview, the interviewer introduces the guest (the one being interviewed) by mentioning some of his or her greatest achievements, skills, talents, and so on. A little backgr...Voir plus
In the beginning or the opening of an interview, the interviewer introduces the guest (the one being interviewed) by mentioning some of his or her greatest achievements, skills, talents, and so on. A little backgr...Voir plus
Omar Suleiman
il y a 3 semaines · Référencement Ayah 1:2-7
The first thing that caught my attention, الحمد لله رب العالمين, right? The Lord of all of existence, العالمين, all of the realms, all of the worlds, all the creations, all the creatures and their functions.
And Allah سبحانه وتعالى is رب العالمين, the Lord of the worlds. And so this idea of His control over everything and how everything is going to function in full harmony.
And when you get into Surat Al-Baqarah, سبحانه الله, it's like the cate...Voir plus
And Allah سبحانه وتعالى is رب العالمين, the Lord of the worlds. And so this idea of His control over everything and how everything is going to function in full harmony.
And when you get into Surat Al-Baqarah, سبحانه الله, it's like the cate...Voir plus
Rayaan Shafi
il y a 51 semaines · Référencement Ayah 20:25-28, 21:83, 1:1-5, 21:87
One reflection that I've had is that in making a dua, the main goal of it is actually to strengthen our relationship with Allah in doing so, and the particular thing that we are asking for is secondary.
For indeed, if our relationship with Allah is good, then the ease, help, and the resources that we are asking for in order to handle our situation will automatically come to us through Allah's mercy and in the way that He wills.
It's the conne...Voir plus
For indeed, if our relationship with Allah is good, then the ease, help, and the resources that we are asking for in order to handle our situation will automatically come to us through Allah's mercy and in the way that He wills.
It's the conne...Voir plus
He has revealed to you ˹O Prophet˺ the Book in truth, confirming what came before it, as He revealed the Torah and the Gospel
— Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran
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