The Precision of Qur’anic Language and How It Layers Meaning, Far Beyond What Translation Can Ever Contain - From the Precision of Revelation Series, Ep.1
Wonderful post MaShaAllah. Indeed one of ijaz of the Quran as noted in detail by Jurjaani and other scholars is it's remarkable clarity and a lack of obfuscation in what it's says. (Used as an argument for it's divine origin)
A use of badaa, as highlighted to mean 'emerge of' is in the following verse of Surah Sajda (32:7), where besides just the prosodic beauty of the use of word badaa, it signifies the coming of a man into being.
Wonderful post MaShaAllah. Indeed one of ijaz of the Quran as noted in detail by Jurjaani and other scholars is it's remarkable clarity and a lack of obfuscation in what it's says. (Used as an argument for it's divine origin)
A use of badaa, as highlighted to mean 'emerge of' is in the following verse of Surah Sajda (32:7), where besides just the prosodic beauty of the use of word badaa, it signifies the coming of a man into being.
الَّذِي أَحْسَنَ كُلَّ شَيْءٍ خَلَقَهُ وَبَدَأَ خَلْقَ الْإِنسَانِ مِن طِينٍ
"He who perfected everything He created and began the creation of man from clay."
I could read this 1000 times and it wouldn’t be enough
In sha Allah, if I'm allowed this will be a very comprehensive and spanning over 100s of episodes.
Fana
Very elaborate