وقفات تفسيرية مع سورة طه

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This study contains eight explanatory reflections for Surat Taha.

These eight reflections are: The first reflection is the name of the Surat, the reason for its revelation, its relation to the pre-Surat Maryam, and the subsequent of the Surat «Al-Anbia».

The second reflection is showing the meaning of «Taha» at the beginning of the Surat.

It is separate letters that indicate the miracle of the Holy Quran.

It is also maybe in the sense of a man as it was mentioned in one of the Hadiths.

The third reflection is that the reason Allah commanded Moses to take off his sandals, is to show the reverence and humility in praying Allah and to maximize that place.

The fourth reflection is showing the truth of dysarthria that was in the tongue of Moses, peace be upon him, and if was it still in his tongue or not? And most likely it was a knot in his tongue, but its reason is not known, maybe from his birth, some of it disappeared, and some remained.

The fifth reflection is showing what it is meant by the word «Iyana: which of us» in the verse» which of us is more severe in {giving} punishment and more enduring», Pharaoh and the god of Moses.

The sixth reflection is explaining the meaning when Allah says,» And I bestowed upon you love from me», that is Allah has sent His mercy to Moses, made a swipe of beauty, in which Allah loved him, and spread his love in the hearts of all Allah’s creatures.

The seventh reflection is explaining the reason for mentioning Moses in the verse without Harun in Allah’s saying, «So who is the Lord of you, Moses».

That is because Moses, peace be upon him, is the man who has the message and the miracle.

Moreover, he was known as Pharaoh.

The eighth reflection is in analyzing the meaning of the word «Sawa: assigned» when Allah says» in a place assigned», this word means the center, the middle, justice, or a flat place