🌟 Learn Surah al-Fil 🌿 | Word by Word Explanation 📖 | Connect with the Quran Better🌙

In this video, we dive into Surah al-Fil (The Elephant) in an alternate way-explaining it word by word to help you truly connect with the Arabic language of the Quran. This approach allows for a deeper understanding of each word, its meaning, and its context, empowering you to comprehend the message of Surah al-Fil directly in its original form.
Traditional methods often focus on memorization or translation, but here, we break down the structure of each word, giving you the tools to understand Quranic Arabic in a more meaningful way. Whether you are a beginner or someone looking to enhance your Quran studies, this video provides an interactive method for learning.
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Maa shaa Allah! Excellent! Very effective. Alhamdulillah!
JazaakAllah Khayran Katheera.

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Allah razi ho jay

[@tkpawn]

A new way to learn Quran for me, Jazakallah !

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Ma Shaallah

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Mash Allah

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MaShaaAllah

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Excellent work brother Mashallah

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Jazakallah

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Jazakallah ❤

[@mohamadalihassan976]

Salaamun alaykum. It doesn't seem reasonable for an army of elephants to come from Yemen across the desert to come to Makkah. Could there be other meaning for ashabil fil?

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وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته
It is probable that there were one or more elephants in the army, as they numbered 60,000 and could carry water and food for the elephants with them. Another possibility is that they found water and food for the elephants along the way. However, a stronger piece of evidence for the presence of elephants in the army is that when the Arabs were asked when the Prophet (SAW) was born, they would say it was the year Abrahah came with the elephants from Yemen to destroy the Kaaba. Historical accounts from Ibn Ishaq and Ibn Hisham reveal that Arab poets wrote many poems mentioning the attack of the elephants. For me, the strongest reason to believe in their presence is that Allah (SWT) has mentioned it in His Book, the Quran, which leaves no room for doubt for a true believer.
And only Allah (SWT) knows best.