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Dars-e-Quran (Al-Baqarah (The Heifer) 2 1-6) July 19, 2015
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▶ 1:32
Quran 2:1 · Al-Baqarah
▶ 5:29
Quran 38:29 · Sad
▶ 11:57
Quran 2:2 · Al-Baqarah
▶ 20:30
Quran 2:3 · Al-Baqarah
▶ 23:54
Quran 2:3 · Al-Baqarah
▶ 25:24
Quran 2:3 · Al-Baqarah
▶ 29:35
Quran 2:4 · Al-Baqarah
▶ 30:28
Quran 23:44 · Al-Mu'minun
▶ 31:34
Quran 2:4 · Al-Baqarah
▶ 35:00
Quran 2:5 · Al-Baqarah
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Mysterious Quran letters mean Quran came in plain human language
“Alif Laam Meem, Zaalikal Kitaab la rayba feeh”
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Quran revealed in human language, no mystery
“Yeh Quran insani zaban mein aaya hai”
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Why 'the Book' offers no proof yet demands reflection
“Shuru hota hai: Zaalikal Kitaab, la rayba feeh”
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2:23
Why Quran states facts and leaves reasoning to you
“Allah ta'ala ne aisi kitab ko bheja”
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Told truth fades, self-discovered truth stays forever
“Batai hui baat kabhi chhati nahi dimagh par”
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Karl Marx's failed prediction proves truth never changes
“Karl Marx ka prediction tha communism France mein aayega”
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Taqwa really means an inner prick of conscience
“Taqwa ke lafzi maayne hain bachna”
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1:20
Englishman felt personally addressed by the Quran, converted
“Ek angrez ne Quran padha, ek different book lagi”
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Two Englishmen who converted after encountering the Quran
“Ek angrez ne Quran padha, mujhe different book lagi”
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Prayer's true spirit is surrender before the Creator
“Namaz qaim karna, dusri sifat batayi”
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What prayer really means: surrendering to the Creator
“Namaz kya hai? Khaliq ke aage surrender karna”
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Gratitude vs arrogance, illustrated through owning a car
“Jo rizq mila hai, us mein se woh kharch karta hai”
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Modesty is the door of knowledge, quote explained
“Modesty is the door of knowledge”
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Belief in the afterlife: why a grand start needs a grand end
“Yeh bohot hi important jumla hai: waalil aakhirati hum yuqinoon”
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Such a grand beginning must have a grand end
“Itna bada aaghaz iska koi anjaam hona chahiye”
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Harsh Quranic verses on disbelief are meant to awaken, not condemn
“Jis insaan ke upar Quran utra tha, woh dawat de rahe hain”
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Harsh Quranic warnings are meant to wake people up
“Ek bachhe ne chhoti cycle nikali road par jaane laga”
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Mother's angry words weren't a real curse, a lesson
“Ek bachhe ne chhoti cycle nikali aur road pe chala”
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