Q: Two senior ulama, Ml Salman Nadwi and Ml. Sajjad of India, in their bayans in South Africa, stated that the verse: Innama Yakhsha Allaha min ibadihi al-ulama, refers to secular subjects like science, etc. Is this correct. Who does ‘ulama’ refer to in this verse of the Quran.
Q: Does the verse "you are the best nation raised for mankind..." refer to going out for 3 days and 40 days etc. Why does the tabligh jamaat use this verse and give it a meaning that Allah Ta'ala did not intend?
Q: Qabar k oper jo chadar dali jati hai baz oqat us per 4 Qul ya or qurani aayat likhi hoti hain to wo qabar k oper murdy k peroon (feet) ki janib hotin hain to kia aise Quran ki be adabi nai ho gi?
Q: Quran ki sura-e-araaf ayat no.172-173 ki tafseer sai tarha samja dan. Smj ni a re ap ki bri meharbani ho ge.
Q:
1. How should we discard the papers/school books/note books having words written like Allah, Allah's names or ayahs etc.?
2. Which words need to be given respect and removed from before throwing away the books? Are the words Quran, Rasool, Nabi, Muhammad or any Surah's name to be discarded with respect?
3. If we burn them, can the ash be thrown anywhere?
Q: I believe that in a book I read titled, Laws of salah, written by Muhammad Ilyas Attar Qadari Razavi (Dawat-e-Islami) it said on the hundred and fifth page these following words:-
'After you finish surah Fatihah, utter amin in a low volume and then recite either three short ayahs or one long ayah that is equivalent to three short ayahs or any surah such as surah Ikhlas.'
I had a query based on the last line of this paragraph. When it quotes, 'or any surah,' do you think that this is implying that after surah Fatihah has been recited you can recite another surah, or is it suggesting that after surah fatihah you can recite an ayah that is equivalent to another surah, or do you think that it can be referring to both?
Q: Kindly guide me if ayat 53 of surah 39 being read alone without combining with ayat 54 gives a wrong notion of unconditional forgiveness from Haq Ta'ala, which is actually not the case and reform towards right path and leaving of deliberate sinning is a must for expecting His forgiveness. When ayat 53 alone is recited or explained in public, it sort of copies other religions prevailing preaching that do what you may, God is merciful. Similarly our religion is being pushed into the same concept of continue living a life of sins but along with also pray and fast and do pilgrimages and everything will be forgiven.
Q: Can one put aayaat of the Qur'an, Surah Yaseen, etc into the Qabar?
Q: Is it khilaaful adab when couples make sex in a bedroom where an ayaat of the quraan is hanging on the wall in the same bedroom? Please note that the ayaat is written as an calligraphy on a canvas. I also want to know that is calligraphy of the aayahs of quran are khilaaful adab as well?
Q: Please tell me how many verses are there in the Qur'an. Is it 6666 or 6236? Please tell me.