Surah Al Imran: Family of Imran - Verse 195 -Allah does not Want Words

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Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, said, "The Quran will be brought forth on the Day of Judgment, led by Surahs Al-Baqarah and Al-Imran." In today's Podcast we learn the many blessings of Surah Al-Imran.

In previous Tafsir videos, we discussed three of the commands God issued to the believers to conclude the lessons of Surah Al Imran. Patience is your refuge to overcome inner vices and struggles and to stay on the straight path. Being prepared, on guard, and more steadfast than your enemies is the key to victory on military and intellectual battlegrounds. The final command in this aya is to "be mindful of God," from the Arabic ??????? (Taqwa.)

In the verse that concludes Surah Al Imran, God gave us four commands embodying the lessons of the entire chapter. We learned about His commands to be patient and more steadfast than others. What is meant by "stand firmly on guard"? Take a few moments to watch today's tafsir video, like and share.

In the previous Quran Tafsir Podcast, we discussed the first command God issued to the believers to conclude the lessons of Surah Al Imran. Patience is an essential component of healthy faith. Today, Allah teaches us to be more resilient and tougher than our enemies.

We have reached the end and conclusion of Surah Al Imran. Aya 200 concludes Surah Al Imran, and in many ways, it distills the lessons of the entire chapter into a few words from the Almighty. Today's Tafsir focuses on the first lesson: Patience.

The hospitality industry is focused on welcoming and pampering guests during their stay. There are different hotel star ratings depending on the experience and budget of the hotel's owners. On one of my journeys, we stayed at a luxurious five-star hotel in San Francisco; my colleagues told me, "This wonderful establishment is a mark of human greatness." I replied: "Look at what humans have prepared for other humans; how great must be what God has prepared for the believers?"

Countries that use their power to spread war and the killing of the innocent will enjoy their power for long. Learn their fate and much more in this week's English Quran Tafsir of Ayat 186 and 197 of Al Imran.

How do you answer when someone tells you, "My faith is good, and my heart is pure, don't question me about formalities such as prayers"?

The human mind is amazing, but do you know the mistake most philosophers and thinkers fall into? Learn the answer and much more in this week's English Quran Tafsir of Surah Al Imran.