Mushaf: Quran Kareem

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Say: If you should love Allah, then follow me. Allah will love you and forgive you your sins, for Allah is forgiving and merciful. another thing i found very performative was shaming non-arabs for mispronouncing words in the Quran. while we should obviously be striving to pronounce everything as close to its true pronunciation as possible, everyone is trying their hardest. arabic is not our native language and it's just bizarre to me that anyone can take this as disrespect to the book. Ok.. so i was anticipating since long to read this book and now i have.. I loved the theme around which Nimra Ahmed plotted her story, but her plot is not that strong and grand as its theme is. I loved the parts where she explained how to read Qura'n and how to relate with it, i loved the way she explained importance of religion God and Mushaf but the only point on which i object is that she all done it through exaggeration. She did not weave a normal life scenario, there were so many loop holes in the personality of the protagonist Mehmil, and im mentioning those loop holes because they are hindering me to accept the spiritual journey of Mehmil. She never maintained her self respect, I didnt observe poetic justice in this novel as well. I felt Mehmil should be reagrded more. The book also clarifies the concept of making Dua. It is true that we can ask for anything in this world and the hereafter and God has promised to bless us with if its good for us, but we often forget the essence of it all. Farishtay started asking for Humayun in every single dua she made, all her practices initially were focused on pleasing and connecting with her God and then all he practicing became on pleasing Him to get Humayun somehow. The beauty that was so evident in her workshop in the initial chapters of the book was lost.

Muṣḥaf ( Arabic: مُصْحَفْ, pronounced [ˈmʊsˤħaf]; plural مَصَاحِف maṣāḥif) is an Arabic word for a codex or collection of sheets, but also refers to a written copy of the Quran. [1] The chapters of the Quran, which Muslims believe was revealed during a 23-year period in Muhammad's lifetime, were written on various pieces of paper during Muhammad's era. Two decades later, these papers were assembled into one volume under the third caliph, Uthman ibn Affan, and this collection has formed the basis of all written copies of the Quran to the present day. [2] However, what made an impression on me the most was how the author connected the life of Mehmal with Quran and it became her source of facing the hardest of hardships that she had to face. Quran became more like a guide for her to assist her on every single decision and a source of attaining patience and her peace with Almighty. Such a beautifully written by Nimrah Ahmed .What a great writer literally .I cant have words to explain my feelings. The heart touching novel of 2018 .I just skipped my test to just finished the novel because I was and I m very much obsessed with the story .I think nimra ahmed loves suspense and also loves putting religious stuff in novel and during all this she doesn't spent much time in characterization and plot develpment. Just to spice up the novel she put some twist during which her characters behaves totally out of there personality. Suffice it to say, I don't like Nimra Ahmed's writing style and totaly lame characterization and I didn't like this novel one bit! Masahef, tafseer databases) have been stored on the server. Upon request, the appropriate asset files are Secondly she tried to tell us what Islam is, i love the passage where she has define the difference between Religion and Islam. Indeed Islam is a complete code of conduct to spend whole life and it will not get old as per modern notions. And he chosen this religion for us. The heroin's mom; oooh I wanted to slap her so hard for being such a weak, stupid woman. Not only she is weak but she doesn't even learn from her mistake. Also, did i mention that i didn't like the heroin AT ALL. She is hypocrite and has different set of standards for different situations. The scene during which she enters into the police guy's (forgot his name) home, WITHOUT his permission and tries to kill him was sooo idiotic and is completely out of character for heroin, here she didn't remember she has to travel "pul e sirat" after her death but in next scene when she visits the police guy in hospital and he asks her to stay for few more minutes she suddenly remember that she is with a "na mehram" alone and she has to travel "pul e sirat". Arabic Tafsir(Commentary) "Al-Saa'di, Ibn-Katheer, Al-Baghawy, Al-Qortoby, Al-Tabary and Al-Waseet".

Some Islamic scholars also use the term muṣḥaf to refer to all the revelations contained within the book itself, while using al-Qur’ān to refer to all verses revealed to Muhammad during his lifetime, including those abrogated and removed from the muṣḥaf prior to its final written form, as mentioned in some Hadith. [5] For this reason, these scholars say that there is only one possible version of the Quran, but multiple possible versions of the muṣḥaf. [6] See also [ edit ] If you will follow the path of Allah and keep the patience with you in every hardship indeed he'll be with you. Like on the death of our beloved we speak with out thinking that in which sense we are talking about so we have to be careful at the moment also remember the words of Hazrat Muhammad SAW on the death of his son. He said it's painful but he have to be patient because Allah is happy with his move and it will be best for me. The plot of the story was not very unconventional as there were many times when you were made to think of the scenes of a typical Pakistani drama where girls are shamelessly beaten and abused by their families for the unjust inheritance of wealth. The end in that way was also typical where the old yet a proud mother is shown who is extremely happy at how her young son has grown up to be while the rest of the family reaps the sown seeds of abuse as each one of them faces the wrath of nature. I know it's a great message that you can find everyday answer in Holy Quran and I firmly belive it is the absolute truth, but the way it is presented in this novel made it some sort of 1 dimensional thing. A girl who had no knowledge of arabic language, who had never recited this book in her whole life finding answers just by reading few verses. Get real! It's Holy Quran, the books of signs not a manual. Some people spend there life in understanding just ONE QURANIC VERSE!! I might've tolerated it if 3 out of 100 time she get her answer directly and for the remaining 97 time she had to do some little research and some consultation with a mufti, but no she gets answers on daily basis by just reading or listening to FEW verses. In Arabic, al-Qur’ān means 'the Recitation', and Islam states that it was recited orally by Muhammad after receiving it via the angel Gabriel. The word muṣḥaf is meant to distinguish between Muhammad's recitations and the physical, written Quran. This term does not appear in the Quran itself, though it does refer to itself as a kitāb (كِتَابٌ), or book or writings, from yaktubu (يَكْتُبُ) or to write, in many verses. [3] [4]I don't think we humans even think about it to pay gratitude to the other who always do mercy on us. We even forget the attitude of our parents, while we know no-one will be more loyal to us rather then our mother and father. But Allah didn't do it he remembers each and every bit of out righteousness for rewarding us and our faults to forgive us. As in this book Muhmal was the one blessed person to get changed her whole life and do believe on everything and decision came by the Allah. And i read the life changing story of her here, how crucial moment was that when her life was out of her hands she believes on people and her own sister came as an angel to guide her, to get help from Quran and after reading verses of Quran whole scenario was changed. Fourthly she wrote abour forgiveness the main character Muhmal never forgive to her relatives who were cruel to her but after reading and learning Quran she start doning that as per Allah's wish because He has promised rewards on it too. Because after every hardship there is an ease.