It helps me deal with anxiety despite also having ADHD. Your mind is constantly pinging in different directions but somehow I feel calm, humble and capable of overcoming stresses. Alhamdulillah
The Quran, in its essence, holds a unique capacity to heal the heart and soul of its readers and listeners, even if they do not fully comprehend its meanings. This healing power is not confined to intellectual understanding but transcends the cognitive realm to touch the deepest parts of the heart. The Quran’s words resonate on a spiritual level, providing comfort, guidance, and peace to those who turn to it with sincerity, whether or not they grasp the full depth of its message. One of the key aspects of the Quran's healing power is its rhythmic and melodic nature. The recitation of the Quran, even without a full understanding of the Arabic language, can have a profound impact on the listener. The beauty of its sound, the flow of its verses, and the soothing rhythm provide a sense of tranquility and peace. This is why Muslims believe in the transformative effect of Quranic recitation, as it is said to bring solace to the troubled heart and peace to the anxious mind. Furthermore, the Quran is often described as a source of guidance and light, offering answers to the complexities of life and a sense of direction to those who feel lost or overwhelmed. Even if someone is unable to comprehend all the meanings of the verses, the emotional and spiritual connection to the text provides a sense of purpose and hope. The Quran speaks to the human soul in a way that transcends language barriers, offering a timeless message of hope, mercy, and divine care. For instance, Surah Ash-Sharh (94:5-6) reminds the believer that after hardship, there will always be ease, offering a sense of reassurance during difficult times. The Quran's healing effect also stems from its capacity to reconnect the believer to their Creator. The act of reciting or listening to the Quran is a form of worship, and through worship, the heart finds peace. The Quran emphasizes this in Surah Ar-Ra'd (13:28), where Allah says, "Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest." This reminder encourages believers to seek comfort in their connection to Allah, knowing that He is the ultimate source of healing and solace. Moreover, the Quran’s healing power is evident in its messages of forgiveness, mercy, and hope. The verses remind believers that Allah is the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate, and that His mercy exceeds His wrath. This reassurance, particularly for those who may feel burdened by guilt or regret, can be incredibly healing. By turning to the Quran and seeking repentance, individuals can find emotional release and spiritual renewal, knowing that Allah’s forgiveness is always within reach. Even when the meanings of the Quranic verses are not fully understood, the act of engaging with the Quran itself brings a form of spiritual cleansing. The words of the Quran are believed to carry a divine energy, and this energy has a healing effect on the heart. The Quran itself asserts this power, as it is described as a "healing" in Surah Al-Isra (17:82), "And We send down in the Quran that which is a healing and a mercy to those who believe..." In conclusion, the Quran heals the heart not just through intellectual understanding, but through the emotional and spiritual impact of its recitation. Its words bring comfort, peace, and a deep connection to the Divine. The Quran’s healing power is universal, transcending language and comprehension, offering solace to anyone who seeks its wisdom, guidance, and divine presence in their lives.
It is my understanding when Allah Azzawajal blew into Adam AS it was not air it was program with information because later Allah SWT said Adam tell them all the name meaning the information. Since Quran Shareef is from Allah Azzawajal the soul recognizes and becomes comfortable it aligns with the message so there is no resistance alignment means healing just my understanding when I read the Quran Shareef 🤲🤲🕌🌴
To add to this, It has been proven recently that the only Language that interacts with both right and left hemispheres of the brain is Arabic, Alhamdulillah
If you put some drops of zamzam water in a big body of water, the composition of water changes into zamzam for all the water according to research, therefore, when you read the Quran Majeed , your inside body absorbed the noor and healing internally and externally ❤
As salaam Alaikum Brother ❤.. So true what you explained 😢😢...I cry when listening or trying to recite the Arabic... Alhamdulillah 💐 Aameen Greetings from the beautiful Caribbean 🎉
Arabic is beautiful language …. but it is not a healing balm for all emotional needs … so disagree here… i weep more when remembrance and expression of divine is in my ancestral or indigenous language … Arabic does not stir my soul the way Persian, Sindhi or Urdu does.
@kanwalrahim7905 InshAllah there will be a day when life will prepare you to be emotionally ready for the language of Jannah I too was immersed in Urdu farsi in my case Brohi and Baluchi as well but Allah SWT abundance love always guides us to the stairway to Jannah.
maybe because your inner darker part or the bad attributes within you cant handle it...? this is not an accusation, but merely an assumption. Sometimes one feels uneasiness, especially when sihr or anything else is involved. Sit with it and observe it even more to determine when it happens...Allah will lead you
It helps me deal with anxiety despite also having ADHD. Your mind is constantly pinging in different directions but somehow I feel calm, humble and capable of overcoming stresses. Alhamdulillah
The Quran heals any sickness.
Alhamdulillah, Allah gave us Quran. Alhamdulillah, Alhamdulillah
The Quran, in its essence, holds a unique capacity to heal the heart and soul of its readers and listeners, even if they do not fully comprehend its meanings. This healing power is not confined to intellectual understanding but transcends the cognitive realm to touch the deepest parts of the heart. The Quran’s words resonate on a spiritual level, providing comfort, guidance, and peace to those who turn to it with sincerity, whether or not they grasp the full depth of its message.
One of the key aspects of the Quran's healing power is its rhythmic and melodic nature. The recitation of the Quran, even without a full understanding of the Arabic language, can have a profound impact on the listener. The beauty of its sound, the flow of its verses, and the soothing rhythm provide a sense of tranquility and peace. This is why Muslims believe in the transformative effect of Quranic recitation, as it is said to bring solace to the troubled heart and peace to the anxious mind.
Furthermore, the Quran is often described as a source of guidance and light, offering answers to the complexities of life and a sense of direction to those who feel lost or overwhelmed. Even if someone is unable to comprehend all the meanings of the verses, the emotional and spiritual connection to the text provides a sense of purpose and hope. The Quran speaks to the human soul in a way that transcends language barriers, offering a timeless message of hope, mercy, and divine care. For instance, Surah Ash-Sharh (94:5-6) reminds the believer that after hardship, there will always be ease, offering a sense of reassurance during difficult times.
The Quran's healing effect also stems from its capacity to reconnect the believer to their Creator. The act of reciting or listening to the Quran is a form of worship, and through worship, the heart finds peace. The Quran emphasizes this in Surah Ar-Ra'd (13:28), where Allah says, "Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest." This reminder encourages believers to seek comfort in their connection to Allah, knowing that He is the ultimate source of healing and solace.
Moreover, the Quran’s healing power is evident in its messages of forgiveness, mercy, and hope. The verses remind believers that Allah is the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate, and that His mercy exceeds His wrath. This reassurance, particularly for those who may feel burdened by guilt or regret, can be incredibly healing. By turning to the Quran and seeking repentance, individuals can find emotional release and spiritual renewal, knowing that Allah’s forgiveness is always within reach.
Even when the meanings of the Quranic verses are not fully understood, the act of engaging with the Quran itself brings a form of spiritual cleansing. The words of the Quran are believed to carry a divine energy, and this energy has a healing effect on the heart. The Quran itself asserts this power, as it is described as a "healing" in Surah Al-Isra (17:82), "And We send down in the Quran that which is a healing and a mercy to those who believe..."
In conclusion, the Quran heals the heart not just through intellectual understanding, but through the emotional and spiritual impact of its recitation. Its words bring comfort, peace, and a deep connection to the Divine. The Quran’s healing power is universal, transcending language and comprehension, offering solace to anyone who seeks its wisdom, guidance, and divine presence in their lives.
A shorter comment would be better than writing a novel here that no one will read
Extremely exceedingly excessively beautiful wonderful and powerful explanation
It is my understanding when Allah Azzawajal blew into Adam AS it was not air it was program with information because later Allah SWT said Adam tell them all the name meaning the information. Since Quran Shareef is from Allah Azzawajal the soul recognizes and becomes comfortable it aligns with the message so there is no resistance alignment means healing just my understanding when I read the Quran Shareef 🤲🤲🕌🌴
😮wow mashallah that is so profound mashallah may Allah forgive us but give us blessings and ease ameen sum ameen ❤
What a beautiful perspective to see it all. Thank you for sharing, Jazak Allah
To add to this, It has been proven recently that the only Language that interacts with both right and left hemispheres of the brain is Arabic, Alhamdulillah
That's not true. Allah swt actually taught Adam the names after creating him as stated in the very second chapter Surah Baqarah.
V correct....masha Allah
mere remembrance of Allah subhanatAala works wonders
It certainly does
Masha Allah
Subhaan Allah.
Allahu Akbar ❤
Please Ustaz keeping doing these shorts as I miss your lessons and advice. May Allah preserve you shaykh. Ameen.
i Was Reading the Quran, i Found It Reading me!
Beautifully said
Same here ❤
If you put some drops of zamzam water in a big body of water, the composition of water changes into zamzam for all the water according to research, therefore, when you read the Quran Majeed , your inside body absorbed the noor and healing internally and externally ❤
Beautiful reminder. JazakAllahu khairan
Jazak Allah Hu Khairan, for speech Ustadz, and making video, Thank you very much.
Masha Allah. Jazak Allah khair for posting this!
Wa iyyakum
As salaam Alaikum Brother ❤..
So true what you explained 😢😢...I cry when listening or trying to recite the Arabic...
Alhamdulillah 💐 Aameen
Greetings from the beautiful Caribbean 🎉
Alaikum Salam. You're welcome. Greetings from Melbourne, Australia.
Subhan Allah. Allah U Akbar!
SubhanAllah 😭😭😭 Allahu Akbar 😭😭😭
Subhanallah ❤
What is the name of the speaker?
Prof Salih Yucel.
Is there science behind this? Or reference?
It is an experiential reflection
"seeing the noor of the Quran"? "entering in you"?
This is a mistake without foundations in our religion baarakAllāhufikūm
This is an experiential reflection
Arabic is beautiful language ….
but it is not a healing balm for all emotional needs … so disagree here…
i weep more when remembrance and expression of divine is in my ancestral or indigenous language … Arabic does not stir my soul the way Persian, Sindhi or Urdu does.
@kanwalrahim7905 InshAllah there will be a day when life will prepare you to be emotionally ready for the language of Jannah
I too was immersed in Urdu farsi in my case Brohi and Baluchi as well but Allah SWT abundance love always guides us to the stairway to Jannah.
How come I got sick to the core every time I hear people reciting the quran.
maybe because your inner darker part or the bad attributes within you cant handle it...? this is not an accusation, but merely an assumption. Sometimes one feels uneasiness, especially when sihr or anything else is involved. Sit with it and observe it even more to determine when it happens...Allah will lead you
The ONLY reason this happened is due to YOUR EVIL 😈 ACTIONS AND DEEDS!!!
YOU ARE FAR FROM THE STRAIGHT PATH. YOU ARE ON THE PATH OF SHAYTAAN!!!
You maybe possessed by a jinn my friend
@M4nny213 go and tell this to your stupid people. They may believe you.
@@aishahussain3328 Hahaha....may be....this is how silly people work. The assume too much.