Name: Juz' 29 with Ustadha Lobna Mulla
Uploaded: 2020-05-22T04:31:44.000Z
Channel: Dr. Omar Suleiman
Description: Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro, joined by special guest Ustadha Lobna Mulla, explore gems from the 29th Juz’ of the Holy Quran.

<p>Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro, joined by special guest Ustadha Lobna Mulla, explore gems from the 29th Juz&apos; of the Holy Quran.</p>

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Qur'an 30 for 30

 Alhamdulillahi Rabbil Alameen wa al-'udwana ila al-'adhalameen wa al-'aqibatu il-muttaqeem.  Allahumma salli wa sallim wa baraka ra'abdika wa rasulika Muhammadin salallahu alayhi wa sallam  wa ala alihi wa sahbihi wa salam tasliman kathira.  Alhamdulillah we are at Juz 29 now, subhanAllah the 29th night of Ramadan.  May Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala accept your prayers and your ibadah on this last of the odd nights of Ramadan.  And may Allah azawajal allow us to power through the entirety of Ramadan, make the most of every minute.  And for it to be an accepted Ramadan and for us to be amongst those who observe Laylatul Qadr.  Allahumma ameen.  We're blessed as we're coming down to the end to have with us Ustada Lubna Mulla, Alhamdulillah,  who is not only a board member at Yaqeen but someone subhanAllah who spent a lot of time in Tarbiyah in various respects,  not just through Yaqeen but elsewhere.  She is an amazing life coach as well, mashaAllah.  I'm not volunteering your time, Ustada Lubna, to everybody else.  But Alhamdulillah, she's an incredible life coach and mentor and does a lot of our training modules, in fact,  on conviction circles and through the Yaqeen Expanded Learning Department.  And of course also a chaplain through IOK out there in California, Alhamdulillah.  So that's why she's happy. She's in California.  We're masakeen, we're locked down in Texas.  You're locked down in California, Alhamdulillah.  But we're very happy to have you, Ustada Lubna, along with, of course, Sheikh Abdullah.  I think he's going to miss me every night, right, Sheikh?  Of course, come on, you mean it.  So we'll try to do some post-Samadhan programming, inshaAllah,  make Sheikh Abdullah commit to it from now so he can't bounce and run away after the Ramadan.  Bi'di'Allahi ta'ala, as we get into the 29th juz of the Quran, these surahs seemingly,  because now you're at the point where you're to 29 and 30 where there are many surahs within the juz.  And subhanAllah, while these surahs can appear to be disconnected,  they're actually very carefully related to one another.  And so the majority of the Quran that was revealed to the Prophet ﷺ in the initial revelation  is all in this juz, which is very interesting.  Okay, so three of the first four surahs of the Quran that were revealed to the Prophet ﷺ  were revealed in this juz here, Surat al-Qalam, Al-Mudathir, and Al-Muzammil.  And there's a strong emphasis on the awakening to the Day of Judgment,  the warning of the Day of Judgment.  And subhanAllah, it's just pressing on the idea of how inevitable the Day of Judgment is.  Wake up from your current reality. Wake up from your slumber.  Wake up from this illusion that there's nothing beyond the exterior.  And it starts with Surat al-Mulk, right?  Look to the world around you.  هل ترى من فطور?  Do you see any flaws in the creation of Allah ﷻ?  What is beyond this galaxy?  What is beyond this creation that Allah ﷻ allows us to observe?  And how do we see through it?  And so to awaken out of our sleep, to awaken out of our convenience,  to awaken from our place of privilege, as we'll see as well, that's alluded to here in this juz,  but to wake up, right?  It is a juz that is meant to wake us up and to start thinking deeper about things.  And so Surat al-Mulk, obviously, is a surah that we recite before we sleep  to wake us up to the reality of Allah ﷻ  as we take a break from this world every night and our souls temporarily escape our bodies.  We remind ourselves of this inevitable reality of Surat al-Mulk every night before we go to sleep.  Allah ﷻ talks about the greatness of Himself.  Allah ﷻ talks about the beauty and the magnificence of the universe around.  Allah ﷻ talks about the difference between those who walk through this earth deeply perceptive  and connected to the signs of Allah ﷻ and those who close their eyes  and do not even consider,  فَمَنْ يَأْتِيكُمْ بِمَاءٍ مَعِينٍ  where that cup of water came from in the first place,  where the connection of the natural elements around them to how they provide for us.  Especially nowadays, by the way, when things are provided to us in their fine packaging,  we have removed the pieces of paper that we have in front of us from the trees that they came from.  We've removed the water from the origin of water in our universe  and how Allah ﷻ has provided that to us.  We've removed all of these things from their origin.  And so Allah ﷻ in Surat al-Mulk talks about these signs around us  and then brings it back to the way that those signs play out in our everyday life  and how the blessings that we have are connected to those bigger signs.  And in that way, just as the sip of water that you take,  فَمَنْ يَأْتِيكُمْ بِمَاءٍ مَعِينٍ  just like the sip of water that you take is connected to the rain that Allah ﷻ allows to come down upon us  and the oceans and the seas that He's provided to us,  the oceans and the seas and the rain are connected to a greater source that you…

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