Ayat Kursi 7x,Surah Yasin,Ar Rahman,Al Waqiah,Al Mulk,Al Kahfi,Al Fatihah & 3 Quls By Saad Al Ghamdi

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God is described as the Living, Self-Subsisting, with dominion over heavens and earth, and intercession with God is only by His permission. The narrative transitions to messengers, warnings, and the promise of Paradise for believers, emphasizing the importance of belief and good deeds for a positive outcome in the afterlife.

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God is described as the Living, Self-Subsisting, with dominion over heavens and earth, without age or sleep affecting Him.
Intercession with God is solely by His permission, as He knows all, and His Throne extends over all, showcasing His supreme authority.
The narrative transitions to messengers, warnings, disbelief, and the promise of Paradise for believers, emphasizing the consequences of actions and faith.
The story of Dhul-Qarnayn details his encounters, including dealing with Gog and Magog and establishing barriers, showcasing obedience to God's guidance and the repercussions of actions.

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Recent questions

What are the rewards for believers?
The rewards for believers include two gardens with running rivers, fruits, and close jinn companions, along with mattresses lined with brocade and green and brilliant thrones.
Who is Dhul-Qarnayn?
Dhul-Qarnayn is a figure who reached the setting and rising of the sun, encountered different peoples, and helped build a dam between a community and Gog and Magog using iron flakes.
What is the significance of the Day of Judgment?
The Day of Judgment will reveal the truth about individuals, with criminals facing Hell and the righteous rewarded with gardens of Paradise indefinitely.
How is God described in the text?
God is described as the Eternal, Living, Self-Subsisting, Most High, with dominion over heavens and earth, and the power to bring things into existence by saying "Be."
What is the importance of belief and good deeds?
Belief and good deeds are emphasized as crucial for rewards in the afterlife, with Paradise promised for the righteous and warnings of Hell for the disbelievers.

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Summary

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God's Eternal Dominion and Intercession Power

God is described as the Living, Self-Subsisting, without age or sleep, with dominion over heavens and earth.
Intercession with God is only by His permission, as He knows all, and His Throne extends over all.
The power of the heavens and earth is sufficient, and memorizing them does not burden God.
God is the Ever-Living, Self-Subsisting, with no age or sleep overtaking Him, and dominion over all.
Intercession with God is only by His permission, as He knows all, and His Throne extends over all.
God is described as the Most High, the Great, with no year or sleep overtaking Him, and dominion over heavens and earth.
Intercession with God is only by His permission, as He knows all, and His Throne extends over all.
God is the Ever-Living, Self-Subsisting, with no year or sleep overtaking Him, and dominion over all.
Intercession with God is only by His permission, as He knows all, and His Throne extends over all.
The text transitions to a narrative involving messengers, warnings, disbelief, and the promise of Paradise for believers.

22:18

Rewards and Punishments in the Afterlife

The assembly of jinn and mankind is challenged to penetrate the heavens and the earth, but only with authority.
Spears of fire and copper will be sent upon those who deny the favors of their Lord, leading to defeat.
The sky will split, revealing a rose-like appearance, questioning which favors of the Lord will be denied.
On the Day of Judgment, no man or jinn will be questioned about their sins.
Criminals will be identified by their marks and seized by their forelocks and feet.
Hell is described as a place where criminals lie, moving between it and Hamim.
Those who fear their Lord will be rewarded with two gardens, each with two running eyes and pairs of fruits.
The gardens will have mattresses lined with brocade, with close jinn companions.
The inhabitants of the gardens are short-lived, untouched by humans or jinn before them.
The rewards for goodness include beautiful maidens, fruits, palm trees, pomegranates, and poplars enclosed in tents, all to be enjoyed on green and brilliant thrones.

47:26

Lessons from Quranic Stories and Warnings

Send someone to the city with a paper to find the purest food among you, provide from it, be kind, and avoid revealing yourselves to avoid harm.
Those disputing over a matter decided to build a building over them, with some suggesting a mosque, while others debated the number of individuals involved.
Do not dispute over the matter except openly dissent, avoid seeking inquiry, and do not delay actions with the assumption of tomorrow without God's will.
A group remained in a cave for 300 years, with additional nine years, and God knows best about their situation.
Recite what has been revealed from the Book of your Lord, as His words are unchangeable, and be patient with those who call on their Lord seeking His face.
Those who believe and do good deeds will have rewards of flowing Gardens of Eden, adorned with gold bracelets, silk garments, and reclining on couches.
An example is given of two men, one with two gardens and wealth, who unjustly boasts, leading to a lesson on the consequences of arrogance and disbelief.
The story of Al-Qarnayn is shared, detailing his encounters and actions, including dealing with unjust people and Gog and Magog, and the barriers he erected.
The promise of God is true, with a warning of Hell for the disbelievers, emphasizing the importance of belief and good deeds for a positive outcome in the afterlife.
Those who mock God's signs and messengers will face consequences, with their deeds deemed worthless, leading to Hell as their reward on the Day of Resurrection.

01:10:35

"Belief, good deeds lead to eternal Paradise"

Those who believe and do righteous deeds will reside in the Gardens of Paradise indefinitely.
The sea's ink would deplete before the words of the Lord are exhausted.
The message emphasizes the oneness of God and the importance of good deeds.
Seeking guidance on the straight path from God is crucial.
God is described as One, Eternal, and incomparable.
Seeking refuge in God from various evils is advised.
The messengers are sent to warn people, but many remain heedless.
The story of messengers being rejected and the consequences they faced is recounted.
The importance of worshiping the Creator and the consequences of disbelief are highlighted.
The promise of Paradise for the righteous and the punishment for the disbelievers is reiterated.

01:32:59

God's Creation and Power in Qur'an

Cattle created by God for humans, serving as their property, ridden and eaten by them, providing various benefits.
Humans have taken beings other than God as deities, hoping for help, but these beings cannot assist them.
Man was created from sperm, questioning the revival of bones after decay, with God being the Creator and All-Knowing.
God created fire from green trees, igniting it, showcasing His power as the Creator.
The heavens and the earth are creations of God, demonstrating His capability to create similar entities.
God's command brings things into existence by saying "Be," showcasing His power and authority.
The Qur'an discusses the creation of man from clay and jinn from fire, emphasizing God's favors.
God is the Lord of the East and West, with seas meeting to produce pearls and corals, showcasing His diverse creations.
The Day of Judgment will reveal the truth about individuals, with criminals facing Hell and the righteous rewarded with gardens.
The Qur'an emphasizes God's power, creation, and the importance of belief and gratitude towards Him.

01:58:23

Divine guidance and rewards for believers

Water deepens, a source provided in God's name
Praise for God's Book, warning of punishment and rewarding believers
Earth adorned for testing deeds, signs of God's power
Companions of the Cave and Ar-Raqim's story
God's mercy guides and protects the believers
Sun's movement as a sign of God's power
Men debate wealth and faith, one unjust to himself
Example of two men and their differing fates
Importance of belief and good deeds for rewards
Various examples of guidance and consequences for actions

02:21:36

Dhul-Qarnayn's Journey and Divine Encounters

Dhul-Qarnayn was established on earth and given a reason for everything.
Dhul-Qarnayn reached the setting of the sun and found it setting in a spring of swollen water.
Dhul-Qarnayn encountered a people by the setting sun and was given the choice to punish or do good to them.
Dhul-Qarnayn reached the rising of the sun and found it rising upon a people without a cover.
Dhul-Qarnayn encountered people who asked for a dam to be placed between them and Gog and Magog.
Dhul-Qarnayn helped build a dam between the people and Gog and Magog with iron flakes.
The promise of Dhul-Qarnayn's Lord will come true, and those who do wrong will be punished.
Hell will be displayed for the disbelievers, and those who mock God's signs will face Hell.
Those who believe and do good deeds will have the reward of Paradise.
God is the Eternal, the Living, the Self-Subsisting, and the Most High.

02:44:13

Divine decree, warnings, and rewards in Qur'an.

The sun and moon have specific roles and orbits decreed by the Mighty and All-Knowing.
Offspring are carried in a creation similar to them for riding, with the potential for drowning.
Mercy and provision are the only means of rescue for them.
Warnings to be cautious and spend are given, but signs are ignored.
Disbelievers question promises and await a single cry that will seize them.
The trumpet is blown, and all descend from graves to their Lord.
The companions of Paradise are rewarded for their deeds.
Satan is a clear enemy, and worship of God is emphasized.
The creation of man and the heavens is detailed, emphasizing God's power.
The Qur'an is a clear warning and a remembrance for the living.

03:08:59

Reflection on Creation, Faith, and Consequences

The creation of the Most Gracious is highlighted, urging people to reflect and return.
The adornment of the lowest heaven with lamps for devils and the preparation of torment for them is mentioned.
Disbelief in the Lord leads to torment in Hell, with a wretched destination.
Confession of sin and fear of the Lord in the unseen leads to forgiveness and a great reward.
The importance of being truthful and fearing the Lord is emphasized.
The story of the Companions of the Cave and Ar-Raqim is narrated, showcasing their faith and trials.
The significance of patience and remembrance of the Lord is highlighted.
The consequences of disbelief and the rewards for believers are contrasted.
An example of two men and their differing attitudes towards wealth and faith is given.
The importance of faith in the Creator and avoiding associating partners with Him is stressed.

03:31:49

"Disbelievers mock truth, face destruction, miraculous journeys"

Warners and disbelievers argue with falsehood to refute the truth, mocking signs and warnings.
Those who turn away from the signs of their Lord are unjust, with hearts covered and deaf ears.
Calling them to guidance proves futile as they remain unguided.
The towns destroyed due to wrongdoing had a set time for their destruction.
Moses and his servant forgot a whale, leading to a miraculous journey.
Moses encountered a servant of God, learning patience and obedience.
Dhul-Qarnayn's journey involved encounters with different peoples and challenges, guided by God.

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