سورة البقرة كاملة, رقية للبيت, وعلاج للسحر | القارئ علاء عقل - Surah Al Baqarah

أجمل تلاوات القرآن الكريم2 minutes read

The Book provides guidance for believers, warning disbelievers of their fate, and emphasizing the importance of faith, prayer, and good deeds. Believers are promised rewards in Paradise, while disobedience leads to severe consequences, highlighting the significance of following God's guidance and maintaining covenants.

Insights

  • Disbelievers face severe punishment due to their refusal to believe, with their hearts, hearing, and sight sealed by God, leading to a state of ignorance and transgression.
  • Believers are promised eternal rewards in Paradise, including companionship, sustenance, and purified spouses, while disbelievers are warned of the consequences of their actions, facing the Fire as a result of their disbelief and disobedience.

Get key ideas from YouTube videos. It’s free

Recent questions

  • What is the significance of establishing prayer?

    Establishing prayer is a crucial aspect for the righteous believers who seek guidance. It serves as a means of connecting with God, expressing gratitude, seeking forgiveness, and seeking guidance. Through prayer, believers demonstrate their faith in the unseen, their commitment to worship, and their reliance on God's mercy and guidance. It is a way to maintain a spiritual connection, seek blessings, and find solace in times of need. By establishing prayer, believers fulfill a fundamental obligation and strengthen their relationship with the Divine.

  • How are disbelievers warned in the guidance?

    Disbelievers are warned in the guidance through reminders of the consequences of their disbelief. Despite being presented with clear signs and guidance, their hearts, hearing, and sight are sealed by God due to their persistent rejection of the truth. This leads them to remain in disbelief and face a great punishment. The guidance emphasizes the importance of recognizing the signs, believing in the unseen, and following God's guidance to avoid the fate of disbelievers. It serves as a reminder of the consequences of rejecting the truth and the severity of the punishment for those who persist in disbelief.

  • What is the outcome of deceiving oneself in belief?

    Deceiving oneself in belief leads to increased sickness and painful punishment. Those who claim belief but do not truly adhere to the principles of faith deceive themselves and face the consequences of their insincerity. This self-deception results in spiritual sickness, a lack of true guidance, and ultimately, a painful punishment. The guidance warns against hypocrisy and urges believers to be sincere in their faith, actions, and intentions to avoid falling into the trap of self-deception and its detrimental outcomes.

  • How are those who cause mischief on earth described?

    Those who cause mischief on earth by thinking they are reformers are actually described as corruptors who are unaware of the consequences of their actions. Despite their intentions to bring about change or improvement, their misguided efforts lead to further corruption and harm. The guidance highlights the importance of understanding the impact of one's actions, avoiding arrogance, and seeking true reform through righteous deeds. It serves as a cautionary reminder against causing harm under the guise of good intentions and emphasizes the need for sincere efforts towards positive change.

  • What is the promise for believers in the guidance?

    Believers in the guidance are promised gardens with rivers, sustenance, purified spouses, and an eternal abode in Paradise. Their commitment to faith, good deeds, and following God's guidance leads to the ultimate reward of eternal bliss and blessings in the Hereafter. The promise of Paradise serves as an encouragement for believers to remain steadfast in their faith, persevere in times of trial, and strive for righteousness. It highlights the ultimate goal of believers and the eternal joy that awaits those who remain steadfast in their belief and actions.

Related videos

Summary

00:00

Guidance for Believers, Warning for Disbelievers

  • The Book is a guidance for the righteous who believe in the unseen, establish prayer, and spend from what is provided for them.
  • Those who believe in what was revealed before and in the Hereafter are guided by their Lord and are successful.
  • Disbelievers are warned but remain in disbelief due to God sealing their hearts, hearing, and sight, leading to a great punishment.
  • Some claim belief but deceive themselves, leading to increased sickness and painful punishment.
  • Those who cause mischief on earth thinking they are reformers are actually corruptors, unaware of their actions.
  • Belittling the beliefs of others shows ignorance, leading to mockery and God extending them in their transgression.
  • Those who trade guidance for misguidance end up in darkness, unable to see, hear, or return.
  • God created the earth as a resting place, the sky as a structure, and provided water and fruits as provisions.
  • Believers are promised gardens with rivers, sustenance, purified wives, and eternal abode, while disbelievers face the Fire.
  • The story of Adam, the angels, Iblis, Paradise, the forbidden tree, and the consequences of disobedience are recounted.

24:34

Divine Covenant: Belief, Good Deeds, Warning

  • God emphasizes the importance of keeping covenants and warns against earning evil and sin.
  • Those who believe and do good deeds are promised companionship in Paradise.
  • The covenant with the Children of Israel includes worshipping only God, being good to parents, kin, orphans, and the needy, and establishing prayer and paying zakat.
  • Disobedience to the covenant leads to shedding blood, expelling from homes, and disbelief in parts of the Scripture.
  • Moses and Jesus were given clear proofs and support from God.
  • People often reject messengers and grow arrogant, leading to disbelief and curses from God.
  • The importance of believing in what God reveals and not causing separation between people.
  • The significance of not preventing the mention of God in mosques and seeking to destroy them.
  • God's dominion over all things and the importance of following His guidance.
  • The need to remember God's favor, fear the Day of Resurrection, and submit to His will.

48:48

"Recognizing truth, facing Sacred Mosque, righteous deeds"

  • Those given the Book recognize the truth from their Lord and the importance of facing the Sacred Mosque.
  • Even if signs were shown to those with the Book, they would not follow the qiblah, emphasizing the distinct paths.
  • Following others' desires leads to wrongdoing, urging to avoid such actions.
  • People are urged to race in good deeds, emphasizing God's ability to bring everyone together.
  • Turning towards the Sacred Mosque and the free mosque is highlighted as a truth from God.
  • Those who conceal the truth from the Book are warned against doubt and urged to remember God.
  • Believers are advised to seek help in patience and prayer, with God being with the patient.
  • Those killed in the way of God are considered alive, emphasizing faith and patience.
  • Safa and Marwah are symbols of God, with no blame on those performing Hajj or Umrah.
  • Righteousness is defined beyond physical actions, focusing on belief, kindness, and fulfilling obligations.

01:13:10

God's Compassion and Warning to Believers

  • God is compassionate towards His servants
  • Believers are advised to enter into peace entirely and avoid following Satan
  • Clear proofs are given to guide believers, with a warning that God is Mighty and All-Wise
  • Israel has been ungrateful for the blessings given to them
  • Changing God's grace leads to severe punishment
  • The life of this world favors disbelievers, who mock believers
  • God provides for whom He wills without limit
  • Prophets were sent to guide people and resolve differences
  • Believers are reminded of the challenges faced by those before them
  • Instructions on spending for good causes are given, emphasizing God's knowledge and mercy

01:37:14

God's Authority and Guidance for Believers

  • God is described as the Ever-Living and the Self-Subsisting, with knowledge of all that is in the heavens and on earth, and no one can intercede with Him without His permission.
  • There is no compulsion in religion, and the distinction between right and wrong is clear. Belief in God and rejection of false deities is emphasized.
  • Those who disbelieve are led by tyrants into darkness, becoming companions of the Fire, while believers are guided by God from darkness into light.
  • Abraham's argument with a man claiming to have power over life and death showcases God's ultimate authority and ability to resurrect the dead.
  • The importance of spending in the way of God is highlighted, with the example of charity being compared to grains multiplying abundantly.
  • Spending wealth for God's sake, without seeking recognition, is encouraged, as it will be rewarded by God without fear or grief.
  • The text emphasizes the importance of fearing God, avoiding usury, fulfilling debts justly, and bearing witness truthfully, with God's knowledge encompassing all actions and intentions.
Channel avatarChannel avatarChannel avatarChannel avatarChannel avatar

Try it yourself — It’s free.