Name: Juz' 24 with Sh. Suleiman Hani
Uploaded: 2020-05-17T03:58:24.000Z
Channel: Dr. Omar Suleiman
Description: Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro, joined by special guest Sh. Suleiman Hani, explore gems from the 24th Juz’ of the Holy Quran.

<p>Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro, joined by special guest Sh. Suleiman Hani, explore gems from the 24th Juz&apos; of the Holy Quran.</p>

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 Everyone, Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu.  Arabic  So when I said you're in for a special treat tonight, we have Alhamdulillah Sheikh Suleiman Hani, who is with us, Alhamdulillah,  who actually has recently written a paper for Yaqeen on the question of evil.  Very blessed to have him with us, Alhamdulillah.  Sheikh Suleiman, welcome to the, welcome to Qur'an 30 for 30.  BarakAllahu khairukum Sheikh, JazakAllah khair.  Allah ibarak for you.  And so when I typed, when I actually put online that we have a special guest,  I've got to say, man, a brother named Rami on Instagram wrote, you know,  Sheikh, do you have an angel appearing? So, because I talked, so he actually got me laughing.  So we don't have a special guest appearance by an angel tonight, but we do have Sheikh Abdullah Aduro.  Alhamdulillah, Rabbana ameen.  Allahu Akbar.  Now, why did I say, though, tonight is a special treat if you've been watching the Angel Series?  Because SubhanAllah, if there's any juz in the Qur'an where you have a heavy presence of angels,  particularly in regards to their interaction to us, it is this juz in particular.  And so Juz 24 is the juz of the angels, is the juz of the malaika.  So, Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Rahim, Alhamdulillah wa salatu wa salam wa rasool Allah wa al-Ali wa sahbih wa man wala.  We'll just go ahead and get into it, inshAllah ta'ala.  And hopefully I'll be able to do justice by tying these all in together, inshAllah ta'ala.  So in Surah Az-Zumar, we covered the first half of it, which ties into the previous juz,  which speaks about the groups of people that are showing up on the Day of Judgment,  the arguments that people are having with each other because of people that led others to misguidance,  the consequences being faced, the leaders in disobedience and disbelief being challenged  and then supplicated against by their followers, the believers resting comfortably,  seeing that the promise of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala has come true.  And now we get into the second part of Surah Az-Zumar, where Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala has, as we said,  arja aya fi kitab Allah, the most hopeful verse in the book of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala.  Qul ya ibadiyalladheena asrafoo ala anfusihim la taqnatoo min rahmatillah innallaha yakhfiroo dhunooba jameeAAa innahu huwa alghafoorur raheem  Say, O my servants who have transgressed against themselves, do not despair from the mercy of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala.  Indeed, Allah forgives all sins and Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala is forgiving and merciful.  And then Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala gives a call to action.  Wa aneebu ila rabbikum wa aslimoo lah  To turn back to your Lord and to submit to Him.  min qabli an yateeakum alAAadhaab  Don't wait for that punishment of Allah to come to you.  You're being invited and it will come to you suddenly when you're not paying attention  and it will be too late to rid yourself of the consequences.  Now, I mentioned the three excuses that are made here.  And so Allah Azawajal tells us about these people that refused the invitation to His mercy  and they call out to Allah with the following.  First, they say, ya hasrataAAala ma farraqtoo fee jambil laa wa in kuntoo lamina assakhireen  So first, they express regret for the mockery that they put forward  for that which they associated with their Lord.  And they say that I found myself, I was amongst assakhireen.  I was amongst, I was just doing what everybody else was doing.  I was amongst those that were mocking the messengers as they were sent to me.  aw taqoola, or it would say, law anna allaha hadani la kuntoo minan wataqeen  Or a person would then make the excuse and say, well, if Allah would have guided me,  then I would have been from the righteous and the pious.  And so you see, this is a person that's failing to take accountability measures for themselves.  That's failing to hold themselves accountable and is always waiting for someone else to save them.  And subhanAllah, it ties into the previous juz because you have in the previous juz  very strong expressions of people that are upset at those who led them astray  and those who led them to misguidance.  And so here you have them calling out and they, you know, they've got nothing  but more escapism, more excuses and saying, if Allah would have guided me,  then I would have been from the mutaqeen, I would have been from the pious.  aw taqoola law anna li karra  aw taqoola heena tara alAAadhaab law anna li karra  And then once those excuses have failed, I can't blame those people.  I can't blame Allah subhanAllah for not guiding me.  Now that all of those excuses have failed, what happens next?  That person sees the punishment in front of them and they say, law anna li karra  if I had another chance, fa'akoona minal muhsineen  then I would be amongst those who excel.  I would be amongst those who excel.  And so in that you have a sign, you have a message that people that usually blame  their environment, they don't take…

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