Jumuah Sermon: The Language of the Qur’an by Dr. Ali Ataie
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2023
- In this insightful khutbah, Dr. Ali Ataie discusses the miracle that is the Holy Qur’an, from the perfection of its language to the powerful answers and clarification it provides to challenges new and old.
Mashallah Dr. Ali Ataie is very well spoken and has the ability to navigate theology subject in a simple and logical way that anyone can understand.
This is actually an amazing khutbah.
Such an extremely high intelligence in Dr.Ali.
MashaAllah..
His language in Arabic and Hebrew is amazing..
I loved his sermon; what comes from the heart, goes to heart. It fits here very well. Jaza komuol khair.
Exactly
“ Language is the key” - a powerful Khutbah. Thank you Dr. Ataie.
Rāji bhā'i āpu
Ori-gin-ally
All from
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*In English* , British or American
"They Spread out in every direction"
They're called Gog and Magog
*They went to* the *A* mericas, to
*A* ustralia, to *A* frica to *A* sia and now
finally, They have found the Middle
East, *A* rabia. Apologies if *you* only
*understand* *A* ra *b* i *c*
May Allah keep him healthy. He is one of the greatest scholars alive today.❤
Dr Ali Ataie is a GEM 💎 of this planet. Man..!! I wish if only i could learn Divine Scriptures and holy languages in depth from this Legend ❤️, In Shaa ALLAH ❤️.
I appreciate your lectures depth, thoroughness and the nuances you bring out.
Beautiful khutbah mashaAllah
MashaAllah, such eloquence
Fantastic stuff here..thanks Dr Ali
Masha Allah, Dr Ali Ataie one of my fav Islamic scholar
aselamu aleikum much respect alhamdulilah alhamdulilah for this scholar (besides personal enjoyment of his lectures and vast knowledge) his stance is unyielding equipped with apparent info from all other religions.
thank you!
Masha Allah
The Divine being chose a divine language to convey His divine revelation. Arabic is the only language that can express the deepest meaning of words that speak straight to the soul. Words so deep that it takes other languages many words and sentences to interpret, yet still fall short of portraying it's soul touching meaning.
Arabic is a Human language, like any other language. The Qur'an is from Allah.
I mean if we're going to speak on a broader level, all languages were created by Allah. According to that line of reasoning, all languages are divine. Just in case anyone gets confused, I'm not saying languages are divine since that would mean languages are god or like god. Anyways while arabic has it's unique qualities, it certainly does not have the labelings you're attaching it to. Sorry but it's not the best nor the most exceptionally beautiful language there is.
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We Muslims should focus on Quran and not exaggerate other things about Arabic language and culture.
@@phiuzu5487 ummm, yes, it is
@@arabianknight0000 nah it isn't
Very good manner khutba and clear meaning full
a really nice essay about this can be found in Abdul Haleem’s in the Study Quran
سبحان اللہ سر
*Jazakallah* 💗
*Zaytuna* College
By *the Olive*
That *was A Wonderful*
*Branch of Knowledge*
Alhamdulillah. Great lecture.
Powerful speaker ما شاء الله and full of knowledge
Jazaakumullaahu khairan brother Ali! Wonderful lecture! Keep up the good work
May Allah make it easy and provide for the Muslim Ummah in Scotland 🤲🏻 May Allah reward you..
JazakAllah khayr Dr. Ataie. According to the New Testament, Jesus PBUH claims to be a Prophet Messiah by quoting Isaiah 61. In Isaiah 61:1, a prophetic figure is anointed to proclaim good news, and the author of the “Gospel of Luke” portrays the Prophet Jesus PBUH as applying this passage to himself in Luke 4:16-21 thus confirming that Jesus PBUH is a Prophet Messiah. The Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges states the following regarding Isaiah 61:1: "because the Lord hath anointed me] The abiding possession of the spirit is the consequence of this consecrating act of Jehovah. *'Anoint' is used, as often, in a metaphorical sense. The idea that prophets were actually anointed with oil is supported only by 1 Kings 19: 16, and even there the sense may be metaphorical since (as Cheyne observes) we do not read that the act was performed.* "
Beautiful work brother
@@nasserfirelordarts6574 JazakAllah khayr my dear brother.
Subhaanallah, such a beautiful and inspiring khutbah. Allahumma Baarik. May Allah enable us to increase in knowledge and remain steadfast. JazakAllah khair.
Abu Darda reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said:
Verily, the angels lower their wings for the seeker of knowledge. The inhabitants of the heavens and earth, even the fish in the depths of the water, seek forgiveness for the scholar. The virtue of the scholar over the worshiper is like the superiority of the moon over the stars. The scholars are the inheritors of the Prophets. They do not leave behind gold or silver coins, but rather they leave behind knowledge. Whoever has taken hold of it has been given an abundant share.
Source: Sunan Abī Dāwūd 3641 Grade: Sahih
Allah akbar
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 📚 Importance of Learning Arabic Language
08:29 🌍 Peak of Eloquence in Languages
16:08 🔍 Knowledge of Judeo-Christian Tradition and Language
23:10 📖 Quran's Christology and Broader Religious Context
27:30 📜 Quran's Use of "Word of God" for Jesus
28:57 🕊️ The Quran's Mention of the Holy Spirit
30:11 🗝️ The Importance of Language Study
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Do you think most people imagine God in an anthropomorphic way? Is it possible for us to imagine what God is, or do we only sense, in a mysterious way or through our faith, aspects, characteristics, and powers we attribute to God? This is a sincere question. I appreciate your theological teaching. What's a good version of the Qur'an for an agnostic to read? (bog standard Irish)
The Qur'an makes it clear, the mind cannot grasp the Creator as he is absolute. So we can only talk about the Creator using words that are finite. 'God sees all things' meaning the Creator is without limit but not that he 'literally' sees as we do.
@@elliot7205 Thank you for making that clear, it's very helpful. Peace.
Dr. Ali needs to travel to Muslim countries.
Please come to Mombasa Kenya.
That's not a Muslim country
@@user-bq4vh2hv8k So What Is Your Point?
would "isolated" babys-newborn developed speaking, language, moral ability by itself without mimicking parents/another human? I strongly believe all human are mimicking their ancestor speaking, linguistic ability back to early Adam & Eve..(its when Allah swt teach Adam 'names' of things-matter)
Hiba, here,
His language in Arabic is amazing 😍
how do you balance those quotes about merits in terms of current Arab culture? im muslim before anyone attacks me.
السلام عليكم ورحمه الله
Please elaborate further?
💯 Real Islamic tradition sufie thareeqath ahlussunnah only one world place in Kerala samastha Kerala islamic education bord .....
Assalamualaikum,,
Can you tell ,wether shaykh is an arab or a revert ?
Walaikum Asalaam
??? Why . He is a Muslim .
@@markward3981 yes he is our shaykh ,, just curious about name "ataie"
He is an Iranian Sunni mashaAllah.
@@pinarvurucu2179 thank you..
@@aadil7302 You are welcome 😊
Genesis 18:14 should not be translated as Lord, adonai; as it is the Tetragrammaton. When the KJV has LORD, it reflects the Hebrew text:
Yod Hay Wah Hay. This is the NAME OF GOD; as used by Moses the Annointed of Elohim.
stop embarrassing yourself
Your name is fake rafuggies
When, and to whom, did Allāh swt authorise the inclusion of diacritical in the holy Qur'ān?
I don't understand what you are implying with this question ⁉️
You are talking with reason, putting all the documents in front of you, but I know why, I feel that in the Quran, there is nothing about these prayers, fasting, Hajj, I only get the inspiration to walk in it, there is no such subjectivity.
Once you start with "I feel," you are bound to possibly corrupt and deviate anything.
Your feelings are conditioned by social norms. That's a fact.
The vast majority of the Arabs rejected the prophet, pbuh, based on feelings and social norms, initially.
Yet, the believers put all the norms and feelings of that society aside and submitted to Allah, The Almighty, by obeying Allah, swta, and obeying the prophet, pbuh.
How do you obey Allah!? You follow the Quran commands that the prophet, pbuh, passed on.
How do you obey the prophet, pbuh!?
You follow the sunnah/way/path of the Prophet, saws.
It is clear that Allah, swta, praised and honored those that believed and submitted.
On the other hand there is nothing good from those that follow their desires. Or better say, take their desires as god instead of The Only True Creator, Allah, The Most High.
And Allah, subhana hu wa te ala, knows best.
@@xk8485hadith is not part of Islam
*THE FALLACY OF FRIDAY PRAYERS
Firstly Surah 62:9 does not refer to any Friday prayers.
62:9 O you who believe, when you are called to the salat from the day when you gather (min yawmil jumu'ati) thus hasten towards the remembrance of Allah and leave trade. This is better for you, if you only knew.
There is no specific mention of Friday in Sura 62:9. Instead 'yawmil jumu'ati' means 'day when you gather'. It could be any gathering on any day of the week.
Most Muslims especially the Sunnis, do not know that for over 25 years and until his death, Imam Malik bin Anas, the founder of the Maliki sect or mazhab did not attend congregational prayers at the masjid, including not attending the Friday prayers. Here are some references:
1. Abu Mus`ab said: "Malik did not pray in congregation [in the Prophet’s mosque] for twenty-five years. He was asked: ‘What is preventing you?’ He said: ‘Lest I see something reprehensible and be obligated to change it.’" Another narration from Abu Mus`ab states: "After Malik left the [Prophet’s] mosque he used to pray in his house with a congregation that followed him, and he prayed the Jum`a prayer alone in his house." Ibn Sa`d narrates from Muhammad ibn `Umar: "Malik used to come to the Mosque and pray the prayers and the Jum`a, as well as the funeral prayers. He used to visit the sick and sit in the Mosque where his companions would came and saw him. Then he quit sitting there, instead he would pray and leave, and he quit attending the funeral prayers. Then he quit everything, neither attending the prayers nor the Jum`a in the mosque. Nor would he visit anyone who was sick or other than that. The people bore with it, for they were extremely fond of him and respected him too much. This lasted until he died. If asked about it, he said: ‘Not everyone can mention his excuse.’" (www.islamawareness.net/Caliph/malik.html).
2. He (Malik) never even used to attend the Jamaa’ at Friday prayer and used to say that not everyone can openly explain themselves (hadithcollection.com/about-hadith-books/about-maliks-muwatta/death-of-imam-malik).
And there are no records of the Rasul's Friday sermons either. There is hadith which talk about the Rasul's very first Friday sermon but there are TWO different versions of that very brief sermon. You can read both the versions here : www.muslimink.com/islam/friday/first-friday-khutbah-of-prophet
Another interesting point to note from this reference is that : "When the Blessed Prophet migrated to Madinah, he stayed in Quba‘ [in the outskirts of Madinah] for approximately fourteen days. When he continued his journey from Quba to Madinah, he led Friday prayers in the tribe of Banu Salama ibn Auf. This was his first Jummah".
Indeed the mullahs say that when the Rasul arrived in Quba he built a masjid there. Hence the first masjid built in Islam was the Masjid al Quba. But the question that pops up is why didnt the Rasul pray Friday prayers at the Masjid al Quba during the first 14 days when he stayed in Quba?
The mullahs also record that the Banu Salama mentioned above, also known as Banu Salim ibn Awf, had already built a masjid on their land BEFORE the Rasul arrived there. This masjid later came to be known as Masjid Jumuah and stands there until today, albeit rebuilt on a much grander scale. The other question that pops up is why were there no previous Friday prayers at this Masjid Jumuah prior to the arrival of the Rasul while on his way to Madinah (during the hijra)?
And if the Masjid Jumuah had already been built by the Banu Salim ibn Awf before the arrival of the Rasul does the Masjid Jumuah precede the Masjid al Quba as the first masjid in Islam? I must advise the reader that the mullahs have no answers to these questions.
According to the mullahs the command to pray was given to the Rasul during the isra mikraj which took place sometime in 621 AD. Then about one year later the famous hijra or the Rasul's migration to Madinah took place on Monday, June 21, 622 AD. So the other question that pops up is why were there no Friday prayers between the isra mikraj in 621 AD (when the Rasul lived in Mecca) and the first Friday prayer at the Masjid Jumuah during the hijra to Madinah in June 622 AD?
There is also mention of the Rasul's last sermon but it is not clear if the last sermon was delivered during Friday prayers.
"The Last Sermon Of Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) This sermon was delivered on the Ninth day of Dhul-Hijjah, 10 A.H. ( 623AD) in the Uranah valley of Mount Arafat in Mecca. It was the occasion of annual rites of Haj. It is also known as the Farewell Pilgrimage."
(www.iium.edu.my/deed/articles/thelastsermon.html)
Anyway from the first Friday sermon delivered (after Monday June 21, 622 AD) at the Masjid Jumuah, built by the Banu Salim ibn Awf until the Rasul's death on June 8, 632 AD there are 514 Fridays. Meaning 514 Friday sermons. Where are all those 514 Friday sermons of the Rasul over those 11 years between 622 AD and 632 AD ? Tens of thousands of sahaba must have heard and narrated those 514 Friday sermons of the Rasul. They should all be MUTAWATTIR meaning heard and narrated by multiple witnesses. But there are NO RECORDS of those 514 Friday sermons. NONE OF THE RASUL'S FRIDAY SERMONS OVER THOSE 11 YEARS ARE RECORDED IN THE SAHIH BUKHARI OR ANY OTHER SAHIH HADITH COLLECTION.
Why? The simple answer to this intrigue is because there was no such thing as Friday prayers.
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Try not to get angry. Keep calm.
If you can answer in detail it would be better.
Thank you very much.
No one has time to read your nonsense comment that long you should have written in bookb
What is your religion
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My answer to your question is : وَأَنَا أَوَّلُ الْمُسْلِمِينَ
from Sura 6:163.
I assume you are a sunni or shia. Both sunni and shia sound totally different from الْمُسْلِمِينَ (muslimeen)
They are not the same.
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Has he negated the Flat Earth stuff?
Please expand on your words. Thanks
The Quran clearly states that the earth is flat and motionless, and that the sun, moon and stars revolve around the earth. Let go of the satanic heliocentric indoctrination.
@@alexanderv7702 He posed a number of questions regarding the claimed ‘globe’ earth and gravity. He then said he wasn’t a Flat Earther, just someone ‘asking questions’.
@@fabiogrossodived sounds like he was engaging in a critical thinking type of activity if he explicitly said he is not a flat earther
Hamza Yusuf now out sunnie tradition now Vahhabiyan ibnu thaymiyan idiology follow 😢😢😢 ....were Islam .....EVRY Annie scholers trapped vahhabi Saudi fund
To claim quran language is special from Allah. Is another lie.
Quran was writen in available arabic .when uthman ordered to make his codex,he told them any differences in doalect use quraish dailect then after about 60 years 695 vowels and diacritical marks were intriduced by Al hujjaj during of Abdul malik and ummayads.
So thats how the Arabic of Quran developed
Not a miracle language from Allah as claimed
Diacritical marks are for non Arabs like me. Arabs don’t need them. Also, you wrote other rubbish which have been answered in UA-cam
This certainly is not an appropriate forum to get involved in a debate.If you are sincere in seeking clarifications,just arrange a talk with the Shaikh and he will put all your doubts to rest.
Does anyone believe this is Islamic?👇👇👇
മുഹുയുദ്ധീന് ഷെയ്ക്കിനെ വിളിച്ചു പ്രാര്ത്ഥിക്കുന്ന കേരള സുന്നികൾ 😳😳😳
ومن ينادي اسمي الفا بخلوته....
عزما بهمته صرما لغفوته...
أجبته مسرعا لأجل دعوته...
فليدع يا عبد القادر محيي الدين...
💥ദൃഡനിശ്ചയത്തോട് കൂടിയും,അശ്രദ്ധ ഒഴിവാക്കിയും വിജനസ്ഥലത്ത് വെച്ച് ആരെങ്കിലും എന്റെ നാമം 1000 തവണ വിളിച്ചാല്, അവന്റെ വിളി കാരണത്താല് ഞാന് അതിശീഖ്രം ഉത്തരം ചെയ്യുന്നതാണ്.അത് കൊണ്ട് അവന് “യാ അബ്ദുല് ഖാദിര് മുഹയുദ്ധീന്” എന്ന് വിളിച്ചു
MashaAllah..
His language in Arabic and Hebrew is amazing..
Does anyone believe this is Islamic?👇👇👇
മുഹുയുദ്ധീന് ഷെയ്ക്കിനെ വിളിച്ചു പ്രാര്ത്ഥിക്കുന്ന കേരള സുന്നികൾ 😳😳😳
ومن ينادي اسمي الفا بخلوته....
عزما بهمته صرما لغفوته...
أجبته مسرعا لأجل دعوته...
فليدع يا عبد القادر محيي الدين...
💥ദൃഡനിശ്ചയത്തോട് കൂടിയും,അശ്രദ്ധ ഒഴിവാക്കിയും വിജനസ്ഥലത്ത് വെച്ച് ആരെങ്കിലും എന്റെ നാമം 1000 തവണ വിളിച്ചാല്, അവന്റെ വിളി കാരണത്താല് ഞാന് അതിശീഖ്രം ഉത്തരം ചെയ്യുന്നതാണ്.അത് കൊണ്ട് അവന് “യാ അബ്ദുല് ഖാദിര് മുഹയുദ്ധീന്” എന്ന് വിളിച്ചു
Does anyone believe this is Islamic?👇👇👇
മുഹുയുദ്ധീന് ഷെയ്ക്കിനെ വിളിച്ചു പ്രാര്ത്ഥിക്കുന്ന കേരള സുന്നികൾ 😳😳😳
ومن ينادي اسمي الفا بخلوته....
عزما بهمته صرما لغفوته...
أجبته مسرعا لأجل دعوته...
فليدع يا عبد القادر محيي الدين...
💥ദൃഡനിശ്ചയത്തോട് കൂടിയും,അശ്രദ്ധ ഒഴിവാക്കിയും വിജനസ്ഥലത്ത് വെച്ച് ആരെങ്കിലും എന്റെ നാമം 1000 തവണ വിളിച്ചാല്, അവന്റെ വിളി കാരണത്താല് ഞാന് അതിശീഖ്രം ഉത്തരം ചെയ്യുന്നതാണ്.അത് കൊണ്ട് അവന് “യാ അബ്ദുല് ഖാദിര് മുഹയുദ്ധീന്” എന്ന് വിളിച്ചു