Ayat Al-Kursi | آيَةَ الْكُرْسِيِّ

5,452,810 views Feb 23, 2020 #RaadAlKurdi #AyatAlKursi #Quran Ayat Al-Kursi | آيَةَ الْكُرْسِيِّ | Raad Mohammad al Kurdi | رعد محمد الكردي Explanation: The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) has stated that this verse is the greatest verse of the Qur’an due that which it comprises of Tawheed, completely singling out Allah, alone, without any partners, in all acts of worship and the many attributes of Allah, The Exalted Inventor of all things. Allah informs us that He is “Allah”: Meaning, The One to whom belongs worship, in all its senses: None deserves to be worshiped except Him. Therefore, worshipping other than Allah is futile. He is “Al-Hayy” : The Ever-Living : To whom belongs all of the qualities of perfect life; including perfect hearing, vision, ability, will, and other attributes relating to His essence. He is “Al-Qayyoom” The Sustainer; it entails all of His attributes describing His actions. He is independent and free of any need of His creation. He sustains all of existence. He has originated everything into existence, has provided everything with sustenance, and all the necessities for existence and survival. Due to His perfect qualities of life and sustainment, “Neither drowsiness nor sleep overtakes Him”. Drowsiness and sleep only occur in the creation, which experiences weakness, exhaustion, and inability, and does not apply to the One of Magnificence, Greatness, and Splendor! He informs us that He is The Owner of everything that is within the heavens and earth. So everything is a possessed slave of Allah: None can depart from this state. “There is none in the heavens and earth, except that it comes to the Most Merciful as a slave” (19:93). So He is The Owner of everything. And He is The One, to whom belongs the attributes of dominion, authority, reign, majesty, and management of universal affairs. Due to His supreme rule and authority, none can intercede with Him, except by His permission. All of the notable and distinguished interceders are slaves belonging to Him. None can proceed with intercession, until He permits them: “Say: To Allah belongs all intercession. To Him belongs the dominion of the heavens and earth…” (39:44). Allah does not allow anyone to intercede, except the intercession for whom He is pleased with. And Allah is not pleased, except with the one who worships Him alone and follows all of His Messengers. Therefore, whomsoever this does not apply to is not entitled any share of intercession. Then Allah informs us of His unlimited, all-encompassing knowledge. He knows what awaits the creation of infinite future events, as well as “what is behind them”, of unlimited past affairs. No concealed thing is hidden from Him: “He knows that which deceives the eyes and what the hearts conceal” (40:19). None of the creation can encompass anything of Allah’s knowledge and information, “except for what He wills”, i.e., what He has disclosed to them, by different means, including prescribed and legislative affairs. Yet, this in its entirety, still amounts to nothing, with respect to the knowledge and information of The Inventor, Allah. This is affirmed by the most knowledgeable creations of Allah; the messengers and angels. They said: “Exalted are You! We have no knowledge, except what You have taught us” (2:32). Allah then informs us of His greatness and magnificence, and that “His footstool extends over the heavens and earth”, and that He maintains the heavens and earth, and all of its inhabitants, by means of causation and universal orders, which He has placed in the creation. All of this, while; “its preservation does not tire or burden Him”, due to the perfection of His greatness, ability, and His abundant wisdom in His laws. “And He is The Most High” The Most High in His essence; above all of His creation, having risen over the Throne. The Most High by the exaltedness and greatness of His attributes and status: To Him belongs every perfect attribute of excellence. The Most High by His subjugation of the creation: All of existence submits to Him. Even the stubborn and obstinate are subdued to His subjugation. And He is “The Most Great”: He is the possessor of all the qualities of greatness, magnificence, nobility, and splendor: The One whom the hearts love, and the souls glorify. The hearts of His prophets, angels, and allies are in complete glorification of His Majesty. There is none greater than Him! Those of knowledge and acquaintance recognize that the greatness of anything and everything, even if it surpassed eminence and was considered indescribable, is still nothing compared to the greatness of The Most High, Most Great! Clearly, this verse, which is comprised of such extraordinary meanings, entitles it to be the greatest verse of the Qur’an. The heart of one who reads it in contemplation and reflection- while comprehending its meanings- deserves to be filled with certainty, acknowledgement, and Eemaan (Faith). Furthermore, by that, s/he will be safeguarded from the evil of Satan. eciting the Holy Quran is a sacred practice in . Here are some key words related to the recitation of the Quran: Quran: The holy book of , believed to be the literal word of God as revealed to Prophet Muhammad. Tajweed: The correct pronunciation and articulation of Arabic letters and words while reciting the Quran. Ayah (Ayaat): The verses of the Quran, each of which is a unit of meaning within the text. Surah: A chapter of the Quran. The Quran is divided into 114 surahs of varying lengths. Makhaarij: The points of articulation from which different Arabic letters originate. Understanding these is important for correct recitation. Tilawah: The act of reciting the Quran with proper pronunciation, intonation, and rules of Tajweed. Qira'ah: Refers to different recognized methods of reciting the Quran, with slight variations in pronunciation and recitation rules. Muqaddam/Muqaddimah: The introduction or preface to a surah that often contains important themes or messages. Iqra': The command to "Read" or "Recite," as mentioned in the first revelation received by Prophet Muhammad. Makki and Madani: Classification of surahs based on whether they were revealed in Mecca (Makki) or Medina (Madani). Hafs and Warsh: Different transmissions of the Quran, representing variations in recitation style. Hafs and Warsh are two of the most well-known transmissions. Mushaf: The physical written or printed copy of the Quran. Taraweeh: The special nightly prayers performed during the month of Ramadan, involving the recitation of the Quran. Sajda (Prostration): Certain verses of the Quran require prostration while reciting or listening to them. Revelation (Wahy): The process through which the Quranic verses were communicated to Prophet Muhammad by the Angel Gabriel. Linguistic Miracles: Unique aspects of the Quran's language and composition that demonstrate its divine origin. Memorization (Hifz): The practice of memorizing the entire Quran, often undertaken by Muslims of all ages. Melodious Recitation (Tarteel): A beautiful and rhythmic style of recitation that emphasizes clarity and proper enunciation. Intention (Niyyah): The sincere intention made before reciting the Quran, aligning the act with devotion and seeking understanding. Reflective Recitation (Tadabbur): Engaging deeply with the meaning and messages of the Quranic verses while reciting. These words highlight various aspects of the recitation and study of the Holy Quran. Engaging with the Quran is not just about correctly pronouncing words, but also about understanding its meanings, reflecting on its teachings, and embodying its guidance in one's life. "Diving into Divine Wisdom: Recitation of Ayat Al-Kursi" Embark on a soul-enriching journey as we delve into the profound verses of Ayat Al-Kursi, a jewel from the Holy Quran that encapsulates the essence of God's sovereignty and limitless knowledge. In this captivating video, experience the soothing and melodious recitation of Ayat Al-Kursi, resonating with the timeless beauty of the Arabic language. Ayat Al-Kursi stands as a pillar of spiritual depth, offering a glimpse into the vastness of God's attributes. As the verses unfold, immerse yourself in the magnificence of its words, each syllable echoing the divine authority that transcends all realms. The recitation is accompanied by reflective visuals that draw inspiration from the sacred verses, creating a serene ambiance that invites contemplation and connection. Let the melodic rhythm of the recitation guide you through the intricate tapestry of faith, wisdom, and serenity that Ayat Al-Kursi weaves. Whether you seek solace, seek knowledge, or seek to deepen your connection with the Divine, this video offers a moment of spiritual nourishment and reflection. Join us in basking in the majesty of Ayat Al-Kursi and allowing its timeless wisdom to resonate within our hearts and minds. # #Quran #AyatAlKursi #Recitation #RaadAlKurdi