Convey Even One Verse - By Verse Translation and Explanation
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Every day, we share a short, inspiring video about a single verse from the Holy Quran, with its meaning and commentary. Our mission is to spread the beauty of the Quran, one verse at a time, encouraging everyone to convey even one verse to others.
The command is paired with a stern warning: "...and do not go about spreading corruption (fasad) in the land." Blessings from Allah are a test. They should lead to righteousness, not arrogance, injustice, or mischief.
December 6, 2025 at 4:33 PM
The command is paired with a stern warning: "...and do not go about spreading corruption (fasad) in the land." Blessings from Allah are a test. They should lead to righteousness, not arrogance, injustice, or mischief.
With this miracle came a command: "Eat and drink of Allah’s provisions..." A reminder that all sustenance, from the water from a rock to the food on our table, is a gift from our Creator. This necessitates immense gratitude (Shukr).
December 6, 2025 at 4:33 PM
With this miracle came a command: "Eat and drink of Allah’s provisions..." A reminder that all sustenance, from the water from a rock to the food on our table, is a gift from our Creator. This necessitates immense gratitude (Shukr).
Why twelve springs? This was divine wisdom in action. For the twelve tribes of Israel, each tribe had its own designated drinking place. This prevented dispute, chaos, and ensured a just, orderly distribution of the blessing.
December 6, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Why twelve springs? This was divine wisdom in action. For the twelve tribes of Israel, each tribe had its own designated drinking place. This prevented dispute, chaos, and ensured a just, orderly distribution of the blessing.
The same staff that symbolized power against Pharaoh now became a conduit for divine mercy. Upon being struck, not one but twelve springs gushed forth, a testament to Allah's boundless ability. He is Al-Qadir, The All-Powerful.
December 6, 2025 at 4:33 PM
The same staff that symbolized power against Pharaoh now became a conduit for divine mercy. Upon being struck, not one but twelve springs gushed forth, a testament to Allah's boundless ability. He is Al-Qadir, The All-Powerful.
Allah’s response was immediate and miraculous. He didn’t send rain from the sky but brought forth water from the most unlikely of places—a stone. The command was simple: "Strike the rock with your staff."
December 6, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Allah’s response was immediate and miraculous. He didn’t send rain from the sky but brought forth water from the most unlikely of places—a stone. The command was simple: "Strike the rock with your staff."
"And when Moses prayed for water for his people..." (Quran 2:60). In the vast, arid desert, the Children of Israel were parched. Their desperation led their Prophet, Musa (AS), to turn to the only source of aid: Allah.
December 6, 2025 at 4:33 PM
"And when Moses prayed for water for his people..." (Quran 2:60). In the vast, arid desert, the Children of Israel were parched. Their desperation led their Prophet, Musa (AS), to turn to the only source of aid: Allah.
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December 6, 2025 at 4:33 PM
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Let this verse be a reminder to approach the Quran and the commands of Allah with the utmost reverence and sincerity, seeking His forgiveness and guidance, not twisting His words to suit our whims. May Allah protect us from such misguidance.
December 6, 2025 at 4:04 AM
Let this verse be a reminder to approach the Quran and the commands of Allah with the utmost reverence and sincerity, seeking His forgiveness and guidance, not twisting His words to suit our whims. May Allah protect us from such misguidance.
This is a profound warning for all time. Taking Allah's words lightly, altering His deen for our desires, or mocking His commands is a grave sin. Sincere submission is the key to safety, while arrogance and mockery only invite ruin.
December 6, 2025 at 4:04 AM
This is a profound warning for all time. Taking Allah's words lightly, altering His deen for our desires, or mocking His commands is a grave sin. Sincere submission is the key to safety, while arrogance and mockery only invite ruin.
The verse ends with the precise reason: "...for their rebelliousness (fisq)." Their punishment wasn't for a single slip, but for their persistent habit of disobedience and straying from Allah's path. Fisq is a rebellion rooted in arrogance.
December 6, 2025 at 4:04 AM
The verse ends with the precise reason: "...for their rebelliousness (fisq)." Their punishment wasn't for a single slip, but for their persistent habit of disobedience and straying from Allah's path. Fisq is a rebellion rooted in arrogance.
For this defiance, Allah says, "So We sent down a punishment (Rijz) from the heavens." This wasn't an earthly retribution; it was a direct, inescapable punishment from above, described by many scholars as a devastating plague that befell the rebellious.
December 6, 2025 at 4:04 AM
For this defiance, Allah says, "So We sent down a punishment (Rijz) from the heavens." This wasn't an earthly retribution; it was a direct, inescapable punishment from above, described by many scholars as a devastating plague that befell the rebellious.
But in their arrogance and spiritual decay, they twisted this sacred plea. Instead of "Hittah," they mockingly said "Hintatun fi sha'irah"—"a grain in a barleycorn." They turned a moment of profound spiritual submission into a trivial, worldly jest.
December 6, 2025 at 4:04 AM
But in their arrogance and spiritual decay, they twisted this sacred plea. Instead of "Hittah," they mockingly said "Hintatun fi sha'irah"—"a grain in a barleycorn." They turned a moment of profound spiritual submission into a trivial, worldly jest.
After being saved, the Children of Israel were told to enter a town with humility, saying the word "Hittah," meaning, "O Lord, relieve us of our sins." It was a simple command combining repentance and gratitude, an open door to Allah's vast mercy.
December 6, 2025 at 4:04 AM
After being saved, the Children of Israel were told to enter a town with humility, saying the word "Hittah," meaning, "O Lord, relieve us of our sins." It was a simple command combining repentance and gratitude, an open door to Allah's vast mercy.
"But the wrongdoers changed the words..." (Al-Baqarah: 59). A chilling verse about a people who twisted a divine command for forgiveness into a joke, and the swift, severe consequence that followed. What did they say, and what can we learn from their error?
December 6, 2025 at 4:04 AM
"But the wrongdoers changed the words..." (Al-Baqarah: 59). A chilling verse about a people who twisted a divine command for forgiveness into a joke, and the swift, severe consequence that followed. What did they say, and what can we learn from their error?
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December 6, 2025 at 4:04 AM
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This is the path to true success. It is not in the blessing itself, but in the humility and gratitude shown. For arrogance erases blessings, while submission and repentance not only preserve them but multiply them beyond measure.
December 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
This is the path to true success. It is not in the blessing itself, but in the humility and gratitude shown. For arrogance erases blessings, while submission and repentance not only preserve them but multiply them beyond measure.
The lesson is a timeless formula for every blessing we receive—a new job, a home, or a personal victory. Enter every door of success with a heart of a `sajid` (one who prostrates) and a tongue moist with `istighfar` (seeking forgiveness).
December 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
The lesson is a timeless formula for every blessing we receive—a new job, a home, or a personal victory. Enter every door of success with a heart of a `sajid` (one who prostrates) and a tongue moist with `istighfar` (seeking forgiveness).
Then, the promise was elevated: "and multiply the reward for the good-doers" (`muhsinin`). This is for those who embody Ihsan—excellence. They don't just obey, they beautify their obedience with the purest intention and sincerity, earning a multiplied reward.
December 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Then, the promise was elevated: "and multiply the reward for the good-doers" (`muhsinin`). This is for those who embody Ihsan—excellence. They don't just obey, they beautify their obedience with the purest intention and sincerity, earning a multiplied reward.
The reward was immediate and layered. First, the assurance: "We will forgive your sins." This is the direct result of sincere repentance—humility in action and seeking forgiveness in speech. Allah's mercy is ever near to the humble.
December 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
The reward was immediate and layered. First, the assurance: "We will forgive your sins." This is the direct result of sincere repentance—humility in action and seeking forgiveness in speech. Allah's mercy is ever near to the humble.
Coupled with this was the verbal plea, "saying, 'Absolve us'" (`Hittah`). A simple, profound word. It is a request to be unburdened of sin, a recognition of human frailty and the desperate need for divine pardon at the very moment of triumph.
December 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Coupled with this was the verbal plea, "saying, 'Absolve us'" (`Hittah`). A simple, profound word. It is a request to be unburdened of sin, a recognition of human frailty and the desperate need for divine pardon at the very moment of triumph.
The divine instruction was twofold, an outer action and an inner state reflected by the tongue. "Enter the gate with humility" (`sujjadan`) commanded a physical posture of submission, a lowering of the self in recognition of the One who grants victory and provision.
December 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
The divine instruction was twofold, an outer action and an inner state reflected by the tongue. "Enter the gate with humility" (`sujjadan`) commanded a physical posture of submission, a lowering of the self in recognition of the One who grants victory and provision.
In the name of Allah, The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful. This verse recounts a command to the Children of Israel, yet its wisdom echoes for all time. The entry into the "city" was not merely a physical conquest but a spiritual test of gratitude and submission.
December 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
In the name of Allah, The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful. This verse recounts a command to the Children of Israel, yet its wisdom echoes for all time. The entry into the "city" was not merely a physical conquest but a spiritual test of gratitude and submission.