Reading my notes on ʿulūm Al-Qurʾān, I came across the following under the study of reasons of revelation and it made me smile. Um Salamah said to the Messenger ﷺ: “O Rasūl Allāh, I have not heard Allāh mention anything about women and migration.”…
The expected norm from courteous men is to treat women with kindness because of their sensitive nature, for this reason it is recommended when a man gives something to his children that he start with his daughters first. Al-Ālūsī, in his tafsīr ‘Rūḥ al-Mʿānī’.😊(A more literal translation: to treat them in a way that wouldn’t break their hearts.)…
Qurʾānic Reflections
“If it wasn’t for his hope (in Allāh) of receiving an answer, he would have never asked.”
April 8, 2015
Surah al Kahf highlights what we value in this world, but it makes a distinction between a value that remains and a value that is transient. [Wealth and children are but adornment of the worldly life. But the enduring good deeds are better to your Lord for reward and better to hope for] Kahf:46 The true value isn’t in wealth, prestige and worldly pleasures, though Islam does not forbid those, for there is nothing wrong in enjoying the good of…